Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-21

day evening from Fort Madison, where
she has been for weeks visit with her
mother. Mrs. John W. Hand.
men of the Oskaloosa Y. M. G. A.
passed thru the city this morning on
their way to Clear Lake for an outing
of ten days.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Pittsburg, Pa,
arrived in the city Saturday evening,
and will spend the summer at the
homes of her brother and sister, Mr.
G. "A. Smith and Mrs. "A. Liant.
Mrs. George NJ. Lyon and daughter
left Saturday afternoon for Chicago,
where they will visit for month with
their son and brother, Mr.. Burke Lyon.
From Chicago they will go to Detroit
to visit during the rest Of the summer
with Mrs. Lyons twin sister.
j. III. Mineah, who was stricken with
paralysis recently. had bad night
Sunday, his temperature mounting to
104. His condition is, extremely critical,
| and is so serious that traffic has been
dispensed with in front Of the home
by roping off the street.
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DR.. Frank Winery, son Of the late
Dr.. j. L. Winery, who recently grad
! uated from the school of dentistry OF
the state university, has returned to
this city where he intends to locate
and practice. DR.. Winery has secured
the office formerly occupied by his
father.
| Miss Mabel Dodson went to Eddy
vile Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. H w. Dod-
son. Miss Dodson went to Oskaloosa
today to be present Tuesday evening at
the marriage of Miss Myrtle Blake, of
Oskaloosa, to Mr.. Irwin Stringfellow.
Of Des Moines.
Mrs. George j. Hixson arrived home
Saturday evening from Mt Vernon,
where she had been to attend the COM
1 mencement exercises Of Cornell College.
Mrs. Hixson was the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Emma Mcintyre, at Mt. YER
non, and also visited friends at Cedar
Rapids on her way home.
Miss Helen weiis, and Hazel and
Clara -McLeland, Corinne Mccord, Amy
Brennecke, and Mar5ory Miller and
Louise Miller the latter Of Des Moines.
went to Union Saturday to picnic,
and to attend the revival meeting this
afternoon, which members of Rev. Mr..
Sundays party are holding there.
S. e. Waters arrived from st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, Sunday night and is having
part Of his household effects taken out
today to the old Hubbard place, north
of town, bought by Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
ters last summer. Mr.. Waters still re-
tains his photograph business in st.
Joseph, and will return there in few
days.
Thomas C. Boggie, more Familiarity
known as "Chic" Boggie, forme.
we'll known Iowa Central brakeman
and son Of John w. Boggie, 400 West
Boone street, underwent an operation
for appendicitis at st. Thomas hospital
Saturday evening. Mr.. Boggie passed
thru the ordeal nicely, and his con-
dition today was very encouraging. Mr.
Boggie has been employed as ma
chinist for the Eldridge-Beebe Auto
mobile Company until two months ago
but he has not been able to work in
that time, owing to his last attack OF
appendicitis.
Fred Hoes, of Ferguson, came to the
cts, Saturday afternoon With d broken
shoulder. Friday evening Mr.. Hoes was
leading a horse to the pasture and
stumbled over a young calf that wa.
Tying down and concealed from view
in the tall grass Mr.. Hoes right arm
caught In. a fence as he fell and was
wrenched in such manner that one
of the bones insthe shoulder was frac.
tured, at or near q point where the
same shoulder was broken three years
ago. The fracture was not reduced un.
til after Mr.. Hoes consulted q surgeon
here Saturday evening.
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Mrs. James Harris, Of Eprinkville
Linn county, sister Of A. J. Weather.
son, 118 North Third street, and Mrs
Emily Hales and daughter, Mrs. vii.
liam Underwood, of Fairview. Jone
county. mother and sister OF Mrs
Weatherson. arrived in the city Satur
day evening. and will remain for a few
days visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Weathersoi
expected to leave on Thursday Of thi,
week for Herman, Cal. where Nj
Weatherson.s brother, James Weather.
son, lives. The trip was planned owlnl
to the poor health Of both Mr.. and Mrs
Weatherson, the former being sui.
ferer with asthma, and the latter witt
pulmonary tuberculosis. = hrs. Wealth fsssttsii
tarson has grown worse within the pas
few days. however, and the trip ha
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