Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-19
See Horne & Gelvin for field fence.

sThe Doctor Ralph Cannon's last
work, at Liebig.
Dining room girls wanted at Pilgrim
hotel. $500.
We sell the Stewart horse clipper.
Horne & Gelvin.
Millinery opening at Miss Gilmore
Wednesday, March 20,
| Simkins & Estel. funeral directors
| and licensed embalmers. 1913 East Main
See our line Of washing machines,
boilers, wringers, etc. Horne & Gel
win.
The w. R. c. Aid society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Mar
shall Anderson, 305 East Church street.
Miss Middlekauff's millinery open
Ing. begins tomorrow. Don't fail to see
the display. Music afternoon and eve
ming.
William P. Dooley, 4O4 Bromley
street, who has been quite sick with
grippe and the measles, is somewhat
improved today.
The Sunday School Primary Teach
ers' union will meet in room 30 of the
Methodist church. Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs z. H. Doan as leader.
The Marshalltown band will play at
State Center July 4. while the chautau-
qua is in progress there The contract
for the day was recently let TO the local
band.
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Notice. members of ST Aldemar
Commandery. Stated conclave Tues
day evening, March 49, Be present If
possible. Isaac T. Forbes, e. c. Fred
Wallace, recorder.
Twenty of the ladies of st. Paurs
parish spent the day sewing Monday,
at the home of Mrs. Charles Brown,
21o North Third street. A nice lunch
con was served at noon.
The regular meeting OF the Entire
Nous club Monday afternoon was with
Mrs. A. Janney. the subject for study
being The Carolfnas and West Point"
The afternoon was pleasantly spent.
Miss Middlekauff. the reliable MILL
ner, who ha3 pleased the people for SO
many years, expects to do a larger bus
mess than ever this season. She has
the goods Come and see them. Every
body welcome.
Miss Mildred Horton was hostess
Monday evening to the Literary clan
Several ofA the members being unable
to attend, the program for the meeting
was postponed, and the evening was
enjoyed socially.
Rev. w. H. Scott and son, Mr.. Ralph
Scott arrived home Monday evening
from Lima, and other Ohio points.
where they have been for a ten days
visit. Lima is the old home of Rev. Mr..
Scott. Mr.. Ralph Scott also visited at
Ravenna, Cleveland and Lorraine.
Miss Pearl Hedges, Of Iowa City, ar
rived in the city Monday evening, and
will enter training in st. Thomas hos
pital, with the expectation of becom-
ing a graduate nurse. Miss Hedges Is |
a sister of Miss Daisy Hedges, who has
been employed as nurse at the hos
pital for the past few years.
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The schedules game of the church
indoor base ball eague between the
Baptist and Congregational teams,
which was to have been played Mon
day night. will be played next Friday
evening. The Methodist Presbyterian
game. which was scheduled for Friday
evening, will be played Saturday ev-
ening instead.
Several Clemens people were in the
city Monday to act as witnesses in the
Van Ripper divorce case, the testimony
n which was completed Monday. Those
We're Messrs. A. l.. Glenn
pms. w. A. Pollock, A. Brackney, Jo-
seph King, George Waldie and ID. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nc
Cormack and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas |
Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fiscus, and son,
Mr.. Harley Fiscus of Albion, were in I
The city Monday night, as the guests
Of Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Scott, being
On their way to Wheatland, Wyo.,
where they will look at land. If the
suits them Mr. Harley Fiscus
will probably go there to make his
lone, owing to the poor health of his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fiscus and son
will be gone ON the present trip about
.wo weeks.
Twenty-Five friends of Mr.. and Mrs
" w. Wilson living just west of the
.ity, on Summit street. Joined in a sur
,rise upon them at their home Monday
afternoon. Nearly all of the guests
we're patrons of the Marietta telephone
inc. The affair was in the nature of a
arewell, as Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are
o leave in about a week for their new
home in Cherokee. Supper was served
Vt O'clock by the ladies of the party,
ind delightful social time was en-
oyed.g
Miss Emma Oldery, a nurse at st.
Thomas hospital, who underwent an
peration for appendicitis last Thurs
lay, is doing very nicely, and is MAX
ng a more rapid Improvement than
vas looked for at the time of her OPP
ration. Miss Oldery is the third nurse
i the hospital to be stricken with ap-
endicitis within recent months. The
Their two cases We're those of Sisters
;abriel and Dorothy, superintendent
f nurses. While the situation Nigh.
ppear to be coincidence, it bears out
he theory Of the medical profession .
hat nurses are probably more in
lined to suffer from the trouble than
lmost any other one class, owing to
he nature of their work and the fact
hat they have to do so much heavy
fling of patients for whom they are
airing.
Ellen Halverson. daughter Of Mr.. and