Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-26

snow storms. No. 8, of this morning
due at 5 o'clock, did not arrive unit
TO- Other fast trains from the wes'
are running several hours late.
President Roosevelt has designate
Thursday, November 20 as Thanksgiy-
ing day when everybody should fee
thankful that they are able to find just
what they want in furniture and floor
coverings at "A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
Mr.. Philip Riley, Of Eldora, who
came to st. Thomas hospital in this
city ten days ago to undergo an oper-
alton for ffstula, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY so that it is thought he will be
able to return to his home Saturday.
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Mrs. r. L. Richards and Mrs. A. w
Arnold, of LeGrand, arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Mason City
where they have been in attendance a:
the grand chapter meeting of the East
ern Star. as delegates from the Lee
Grand chapter. They returned home
on later train
Mrs. George w. Warner. 8 North
Eleventh street, wife Of the Soldiers
Home laundryman, underwent very
severe operation at st. Thomas hospi-
tai this morning. She suffered consid-
erably from shock shortly after the OPP
Grafton and it will be few days before
the outcome can be told.
Mrs. A. P. Bratt, IL South Third ave-
nue., entertained the Parliamentary
Society, o. E. S.. Thursday afternoon.
Following the regular business meet
ing and social session, supper was
served little after 5 o'clock. Several
guests We're present, Mrs. Charles En-
merling, of Gladbrook. being the only
one from out of town.
The S. C. /. Club held its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon at tho
home of Mrs. James Hubbard. Miss
Nellie Thompson, assisted by Mrs.
Lewis, presented the subject of the aft
ernoon. Social Conditions in Russia"
which proved very interesting. Mrs.
McClain was the only guest of the
club. Lunch was served after the
program.
Miss Margaret Caswell. who has
been i'll since last July, when she sub
mitted to an operation, is still contin-
ed to her bed. After returning home
from the hospital Miss Caswell was up
for time, and able to get about the
house A relapse followed, and ever
since then she has been in bed. Miss
Leona Caswell, of the Click school
who has been away from her work a
month owing to rheumatism, is still
confined to her room.
The Chicago Tribune of recent date
prints a likeness OF Mrs. Della b.
Conover formerly Of this city. The
publication was inspired by the fac.
charge of booth at a evil
lage Fair For Crippled Chill
dren," to be held November 6 and Z.
1t will be one of the large charity
events of the year in Chicago. and over
100 prominent women and men are
interested in It, The proceeds will
be given to the Home for Destitute
Crippled Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lander, who are in
the city with Mr.. Lander's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Lander, will go to
Kenmare, N. D.. upon the conclusion
of their stay here, where Mr.. Lander
will engage in the drug business. Ken
mare is the home of E. F. Binford and
Fred Van Week, formerly of this city,
and is thriving little town. Mr.. Lam
der sees a good opening in the new
country, and every indication points
toward the fact that his business Ven
ture will be a success. Mr.. Lander will
ship to kenmare the fixtures of his
fathers old store. which are being
overhaued, repanted and vanished
Mr.. Guy H. Ruth. of the Marshall
Oil Com pany. who has been i'll of diph-
liberia at his home, has entirely recov-
cred, and is now anxiously awaiting
the action of the law that will release
his home from quarantine. The re-
lease will not become effective until
week from next Tuesday, and one can
we'll imagine how Johnnie frets and
fumes. Mr. Ruths illness is the re-
suit of White Sox- Cubs experience.
He was in attendance at the game on
one of the cold and stormy days, and
contracted severe cold. to say moth
ing of a raw throat. caused by yelling.
His infamed throat was in good con-
dit on for some lonesome and desolate
microbe that was lingering
around waiting for a good place TO
roost. and d genuine case of diphtheria