Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-29

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4 DR. George wanberg was in Water
loo Sunday, where he addressed the
NJ c. A. meeting.
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a. NJ, IA p NJ. over the Fidelity
bank.
4 DIR. s. Clyde Williams, who is assist
ing in the coaching of the Ames foot
ball team this SEASON, spent Sunday IN
i the city.
Mrs John Field, who Is Ill at St
Thomas hospital, suffering an attack OF
blood poisoning. following child birth,
is recovering, and is now out of dam
ger.
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Philip Riley, Of Eldora, who has been
a patient at ST Thomas hospital for
the past few weeks, or since under
i going an operation for fistula, returned
to his home today.
Aubrey. the 5-year-pld son of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. A. Durham underwent an
| operation Sunday morning for the re-
|moval of his ,tonsils and adenoids, In
order to prevent chronic tonsilitis.
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\ popular than ever this fall and we are
showing a large assortment of good
things in the wea thered and Early Eng
lish finishes. The D. c. Wilbur Store
| Mrs. Harry Huber, who underwent
i a surgical operation at st. Thomas
| hospital three weeks ago, has suffi-
GENTLY recovered so that she will be
| able to be removed to her home in a
| few days.
Miss Elsie Hunger. who has been
spending vacation at the home OF
her parents in WWusau, Wis, has re-
turned home and has taken her old
| position as bookkeeper in the G. Il.
Schmidt store.
Miss Eddyth Glen, daughter of MIR.
/ and Mrs. W. G. Glen, returned Satur-
! day evening from Tama, near which
place she teaches in the rural schools.
| Miss Glen will be home for two
/ weeks vacation.
| DR. Edward A. Steiner will deliver
his Very interesting and instructive
4 lecture on Russia at the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clockr-under the auspices of the La
| dies Aid Society. Tickets rs cents
\ Mr. and Mrs. T.. L. Hall, of 209 North
First avenue, returned Sunday from a
| two months stay in the Dakotas Mr..
Hall has been engaged in completing
extensive contracts in the northwest,
where he has been operating large
steam plow.
| The city room Of the Times Repub-
| lican isn't the only department that
| thinks it is 1T with an upper case
"I" The managing editor is receiv-
ing congratulations today. for Mr.. ana
Mrs d. w. Norris Jr., have daugh-
ter, who arrived Sunday evening.
Miss Gertrude Showalter. who lives
three miles south of the city, and who
4 has been at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
| Leo Mcnamara for the past two weeks,
or since undergoing a severe surgical
operation at St. Thomas hospital a
month ago, was taker to her home
/ Sunday afternoon.
g. f. Pettitt, of 3O7 North Ninth
avenue, who has been conducting 10
| cent hack service for some time, viii.
leave on Wednesday of next week for
| Columbus, O., accompanied by Mrs.
| Pettitt, where the winter will be spent
| with a daughter. Mrs. William Bucn-
| valid.
The body of the late Miles Hes
| senius arrived in the city Sunday aft
ernoon from Independence. The fun
eral services will be held Tuesday aft
| ernoon at 2 o'clock. at the residence
of Mr.. Nick Miller, 305 South Fourth
avenue, Rev. e. B. Jones and Rev. AL
bert Thiele officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Miller and son Carl
and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Miller and
baby daughter left Saturday night for
Portland. Ore, and Spokane. Wash,
and if their present plans are realized
| will settle in Portland. Will Miller, q
| son OIL ME. dllu NILS. "A. lives III
Portland. and August Miller. another
son, is at Spokane.
Twenty-Five young people of Mar
ietta township participated in sur
prise party on Emmor and Marcia Ed
sail, at the Edsall nome, nine miles
west of this city, Saturday evening.
| Games aand music Wee enjoyed, after
| which refreshments we're served by
Mrs. E,dsall, Mrs. Stacey Nichols and
Miss Josephine Packer.
| A party of young people, composed of
| Misses Estelle McEvoy. Maude Duroch-
er and May Mcnamara; Mollie Trum-
| QUILL. of Conrad; and Edna Wright, Of
| Dillon; and Messrs. George Seely, Ray
| ast, Lee Wescott, James Watson.
| Caswell Peterson and Dan Strub spent
| Sunday in Union at the home of Mi.
| and Mrs f. B. Watson, being the
guests of Mr.. James Watson.
Rev. w G. Puddefoot, Of Boston,
| field secretary Of the National Congre-
gational Home Missionary Society, ar
rived in the city today and will con-
| duct the missionary rally at the Con-
gregational church this evening. Rev.
T. o. Douglass of Grirnell. secretary
| of the Iowa society. will be here for thu
meeting. FIR. Puddefoot and DR. Doug
| lass We're in Cedar Rapids and Marion