Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-20


Mrs. B. F.. Cummings went to Des
Moines this morning to visit for few
days with friends.
j. H. Bruner went to Mason City
Sunday, to conduct an eating stand
at the fair there this week.
Mrs. r. w. Adams and children and
Mr.. Ted Adams left Saturday night Cor
few weeks visit at Lafayette, Ind.
Mr.. George NJ. Webb and daughter
went to Baxter Sunday and from there
to Des Moines where they spent today.
An elderly lady and niece wish to
rent furnished house until Christmas.
Will be able to meet the most exacting
demands. Apply L. N. care T.-R.
Mrs. Charles Mead and children,
Ruth, James and Irwin, of Bows, are
in the city visiting at the home of their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ Plumb.
Mrs. Frank Page and son Harold, If
Davenport, are in the city for a couple
Of weeks visit with Mrs. Pages par
ents, Mr. and Mrsr w. G. Worden and
other relatives.
Mrs. Charles Click, 511 West State
street. who slipped and fell on the ce-
nenrsidewalk a few days ago and very
seriously bruised her left knee is able
to sit up today.
Mr.. Frederick Gilbert, of Marshfield,
Mo-, who has been visiting his brother,
Mr.. Charles A. Gilbert, for a few days,
left for his home Saturday evening.
Mr.. Gilbert will return to this city to
live next week.
Miss Ruth Bell and Miss Hazel San
doe left Sunday morning. the former
TO take course in voice culture at
music and oratory at the Northwestern
University, Chicago.
Mrs. Parker Perry, 1O1 East Linn
street who suffered very severe at
tack of acute peritonitis is making a
satisfactory recovery at ST. Thomas
hospital. 1t is thought she will be able
to sit up a little Tuesday.
Julian Simon left Saturday night for
Stanford, Conn.,. to attend the Manor
school for the coming year. His faith
er, Mr.. A. HI. Simon, accompanied him
as far as Chicago. Mr.. Simon went on
to Cleveland on business. Master
Julian will visit for week in Bos-
ton.
Thomas E. Moran, a we'll known con
street is very sick with typhoid ma
collapse Saturday night and it wa
h..
live. His condition tolay is slight,
improved.
A detachment Of forty-four youn;
volunteer recruits for the United
States army, passed thru the city thi
morning, over the Northwestern, Ell
route from Fort Slocum, N. Y, to For
Meade, s. D., where they are to repor
troop was in command of Sergean
Branagin.
Mrs. I. NJ. Bentley and Little dau-h
ter, Virginia, who have l,een visiting
the formers parents, MIR. and Mrs. W
E. Smelling, the past six wceks, lef
this morning for their home at Ithac.
N. Y. Mrs. Smelling ACCOMPANIED ther
40 LOU 10 SlASdSO, .WilSIS luSy WI
stand a week visiting relatives.
Fred Wyatt. OF Dickoy, N. D.. VIII
has been sick at the home of his sis
ter Mrs. Thomas Allen, was remove
to ST. Thomas hospital this mcrnin
for treatment MI. Wyatt's condtio
has taken a change for the worse, an
he is critically i'll. The patient is suf
fering with hardening of the arterie.
y Mrs. Wyatt arrived from Dickey Sat
0 urday night.
>. Sunday was Mrs. S. j. Statler
elghtieth anniversary. Her old tim
friends remembered it and about sel
i euty ladies completely surprised her b
t taking possession of her home, 8 Mort
D Seventh street where they spent tt
: day. Light refreshments were serve
: in the evening and many substanti;
tokens of remembrance and regal
were left by the guests