Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-31
Skate at the Victoria.
Miller, jeweler. los East Main.

MI. IL ailh Vi NslulluIl, WI
in the city today.
Good, dry kindling wood. ready 70
fire. South Side Coal Co. Phone "a
caulitiower. sweet potatoes an,
other good things at Reynolds Il Shcl
don
Assembly dance at Forneys hal
Saturday. Feb. !. Evening tickets ),
cents
Florida grape fruit, navel oranges
tangerines and malaga grapes u
Olson's.
Mr.. \. w. Heald spent Thursda,
in Hampton looking after business.
matters.
ST. Margaret's Mission will hold al
exchange Saturday afternoon in Sim
mons window.
Miss Ethel Elliott went to Whittier
this morning, where she will give a re.
cita this evening.
Miss Bessie Brinton OF the F'irs
ward school, who has been i'll of APP
pendic,s. is improving.
Miss Bertha Runneals, of Nevada
| spent Thursday in the city at the
home of her brother. Mr.. r. II. Run
meals
DIR. Percy X. Wood spent the day in
Hubbard on business. Mrs. Wood re-
mains about the same, Improvement
slight.
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| Mrs Il & RpNI lNbn tbrn a
Very serious operation at St. Thomas
| hospital Wednesday. is doing very
nicely.
| The first division of the Ladies' Aid
of the Baptist church will hold an ex-
change at d. S. Goods grocery store
Saturday afternoon.
The Witenagemote club met for its
| regular reading Thursday afternoon.
with Mrs NJ r. Andrews Next week
it will meet with Mrs. Il. Binford.
e.
The regular business meeting of the
Harmony Aid society was held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Edward Routh. lO6 North First avenue
Miss Jennie Dennis. 107 West Lin
coin street, underwent IL gall bladder
operation at st. Thomas hospital
Thursday. and today is doing as nicely
as could be hoped for.
Lewis Adams, of Liscomb. was in the
city today. Mr.. Adams is the Iowa
Central section foreman who fell under
a freight train last fall. and had his
foot so badly crushed that it had to be
amputated.
Miss Baach will serve the celebrated
JeWett and Sherman coffee at my store
Saturday. Feb. LIST, from 10 a. m to
p. M. l shall be pleased to have all
my friends and customers call and get
a fine cup of coffee. Geo. A. Olson.
w. A. WATSON of this city. failed to
land the Iowa checker championship at
West Liberty the honor falling to Rey
nolds, of Nichols, with a percentage of
.64 Mr.. Wasson's percentage at the
close Of the third days play was .55.
The funeral of the late George W.
1senberg. of Green Mountain, will be
held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the residence. Tnterment will be
in the Green Mountain cemetery. Rev. /
o. H. l.. Mason, of Boone, will Off
ciate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Speers and i
son. Charles Jr., and Miss Ida Shove, /
who have been at Ocean Park, Cal, ar
rived home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. /
Speers and Miss Shove have been in :
California for almost four months Mr.. !
Speers has been with his family for six +
weeks.
S. c. Bells condition appears to
show signs of a little Improvement to-
day. and the eye that was so badly in
volved, resulting in the loss of sight
also looks a little better. and does not
show signs of so much infection. An
operation to remove the contents of
he eye ball and remove the pressure
was performed on the patient Thurs
lay afternoon.
DR.. r. A. Tucker, of Davenport who.
or the past six weeks, has been in
Denver and other Colorado points on
account of his health, left this morn
ng for his home. accompanied by his
amily. Mrs. Tucker and children have
,een at Bromley during DR.. fuckers
Lbsence in the west visiting DR.. Tuck
RS mother, Mrs. o. S. Chapman.
About thirty were present Thursday
afternoon at the meeting of the Meth
dist Ladies' Aid society, entertained
t the r. A. Ely home, 1O7 South
FIRST avenue. by Mrs. Ely. Mrs. e. w.
harmon. Mrs. George Willigrod and
1rs. Wilbur Davis. Following the
BUSINESS session, music was enjoyed
liss Hole gave piano solo, Miss Ruth
4eft'ler sang. accompanied by Miss +,
annie LennoX, and Mrs Merle N. !.
ninth gave a vocal solo. !,
Edward Joy. aged %. employed as q
ook by Henry Sundell, was removed 9
, st. Thomas hospital this morning |
t about $3.50 o'clock, for an emergency
peration for strangulated hernia. Mr..
oy was taken very ill, shortly after he
ad prepared breakfast. An operation
as performed to relieve the strang-
lation, and this afternoon his condi- t
on Is pronounced as very satisfac-
Dry. Mr. Joy is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
!. F. Joy, 10S West Boone street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Balch and Mr.. e
nd Mrs. Charles Hull entertained the g
ouvenir club Thursday evening at the
alch home 6O4 West Main street. /,
inner was enjoyed at $50 o'clock by c
company Of about sixty, and the e
irving was done by Misses Kate and s
dina Balch and Irene Eason. and +
essrs. Albert. Walter and Frank Hull
anna tiopS formed fhe 6ecOra tiOOS -