Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-24

Wanted-Fitter In our alteration de- |
partment. Enquire Of A. II. Simon.
The East End Btble Glass will meet I
morning with Mrs. William
Norman. sos Woodbury. street.
The members OF the High School
Girls Bible Class enjoyed picnic at
the soldiers home park Monday after |
noon.
Harold Mineah and Dan OBrlen lef,
Eagle Grove, where they will remain
for weeks visit.
Mrs. Frank Pratt. of Montour. under
went surgical operation at ST
Thomas hospital Monday. Her condi-
ton is very satisfactory.
Mrs. ]. Carmody arrived home Mon
day evening from Wesley, where she
has been for weeks visit with her
son, DIR. I. J. Carmody, and wife.
Phillip Breckweg, of Haverhill. re-
turned this morning from Farley,
where he had been In attendance at
the funeral of nephew. c. C. Placke
Vice President Ollie S Ellis, of the
Western Grocer Company. arrived
home Monday evening from few days
business trip to Dubuque and Mason
City.
John Britson. of Roland the young
man who was taken to ST Thomas
hospital few days ago suffering from
an acute abdominal trouble, Is doing
nicely.
Miss Pearl Johnson has returned
from a visit of two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Louisa Hollom, at Pierce
Neb., and with friends at Norfolk and
Omaha.
Mr.. Thomas Larson and daughter
Leona, who have been at Story City
and McCallsburg for few days visit
with relatives and friends, returned
home Monday evening.
The w. r. c. Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Robert Wilson, four miles
northwest of the city, Wednesday aft
ernoon. Conveyances will start from
the court house at $3.50.
Mrs. w. A. George. of Grand juno
ton. who has been visiting for week
with her son, Mr.. w. A. George, Jr,
and daughter, Mrs. Burt Everist, left
for her home Monday evening.
Miss Olive Enghish, of Nevada, was
in the city Monday to meet Mrs.
Georgiana Reynolds-Dawson, of Traer.
whom she accompanied home together
with the latter's husband, in the Daw-
son auto.
George Dart. sos South First street,
moulding department employee in the
Lennox Machine Company's plant, was
injured Monday when a. casting fell on
his right foot, MASKING and breaking
the great toe.
An ice cream social was held Mon
day afternoon and evening by the
Junior G. e. of the Central Church of
Christ, on the G. E. McMichael lawn.
40 North Fifth street. The affair was
largely attended
Mrs George Mech. living five miles
south of the city, who has been in St
Thomas hospital a little over three
weeks, following severe operation for
strangulated hernia, was discharged
Monday and taken to her home
The body Of D. S. Donaldson. the
| day, was shipped today to Iowa City,
according to the direction of the state
board of health, no claim on the part
of relatives having been made for the
body.
Joseph Anderlik, the .Lennox Ma
chine Company employee who was in
jured by having his left foot smashed
by casting several days ago, sub
mitted to the amputation Of the second
and third toes at st. Thomas hospital
Monday.
| The funeral of Capt. Andrew J.
Finch, of Davenport who died Sunday
kafternoon, was held from the assembly
hall at 3 o'clock this afternoon Rev j.
]. Kirkpatrick, D. D., of ST. Mary's
church, officiating. Interment was in
the home cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buihner, living east Of
Green Mountain. were in the city
Monday enroute to Seattle, Wash. They
viii go by way Of Omaha, Colorado
Springs. Salt Lake City and Boise, Ida
no, returning by the Canadian route
thru Winnipeg and st. Paul.
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/ Mr.. George Olson went to Chicago
Monday night, and on Thursday will
accompany Mrs. Olson and baby son
home. Mrs. Olson has been in Chica-
go several weeks visiting her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Turner, 301 North
Center street, are parents of a SON.
Rev. q. n. Doan. pastor of the
Friends church at New Providence,
passed thru the city Monday evening.
on his way home from Pleasant Plain,
Jefferson county, where he had been to
attend quarterly meeting Saturday and
Sunday. Mr. Doarr preached before the
gathering Sunday.
Mrs. Miles Clikema and cousin, Mrs
Mary Hooker. of Parker, S. D.. have
been visiting with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Brooks, of this city
and brother, G. F. Brooks, four and
one-half miles northeast of town. Mrs
James Nugget, of Marble Rock. has
also been visiting the Brooks families
Miss Ethel Wilson, of the high school
science department, returned to the
city this morning from Waterloo. to
start her years work. The science de-
partment teachers begin in advance oil
the regular school work. in order tc
get the laboratory in shape for active
work when school starts.
i Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Schick and
Miss Bernice Schick arrived home this
morning from Sterling. ILL.,, where the,
have been two weeks visiting relatives
The trim both ways was mada in the
Schick automobile, and proved a mos
delightful one, without mishap of any