Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-15

| DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Humeston spent
Sunday In Union with DR.. Humeston's
parents.
Everything newest in correct milli-
merry at Miss Middlekauff's. Don't fail
to see it Wednesday,.
| Mrs. A. E. Myers, who has been quite
| i'll with an attack of appendicitis, with
lung complications. is somewhat i'm
proved.
/! The bible study class of district No.
6 will meet Wednesday, at 81 so a. M,
| at the home of Mrs. E. NJ. Santee, IS II
North First street.
| wanted-An experienced bookkeeper,
one who can use typewriter. good sal
airy to right party. LIB. H., care
Times Republican.
| Mr.. G. E. Burch went to Mason City
Monday to be present at the opening
( of the Burch Bros. store in that city on
| Wednesday,. Mr.. e. r. Lay goes to
Mason City tonight to be present at
the opening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hauser, Jr., who
live, three miles southwest of Liscomb,
are both quite i'll at their home. Their
daughter, Mrs. E. d. Whitacre, of this
city, went to Liscomb this morning to
be with her parents.
The funeral Of Frank Wolf, of Lee
Grand, will be held from the Congrega-
tional church in Lamoille Wednesday
! afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. r. B. Pal
mer officiating. The body will be
/ buried in the Lamoille cemetery.
| The Degree Of Honor and A. o. U. w.
are to have an open meeting this even
ing in the Red Mems hall. A short
program will be given and light re-
I freshments will be served. No admis-
sion is to be charged. Eta Branson,
of Shenandoah, grand chief Of honor,
is to be present.
Wednesday will be Public Library
Founders day at the Women's Club
will give a talk on her summer in
Europe, and there will be several mus
ical numbers. These are a vocal selec-
ton by Miss Viola Griffiths a piano
due. by Miss Grace Swingley and Mrs.
j. w. Lloyd, and piano solo by Cleme-
| we'll Lay.
| Vernon Koontz, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. C. Koontz, of the county farm,
i who has been sick Of pneumonia for
| several weeks. is very much worse.
The lad suffered relapse late last
week, and his condition today is not
encouraging and is not improved over
Monday. It was expected that a con-
sultation Of physicians would be called
| in the case some time today.
| A letter received this morning by
Mrs. William Pence James from Mrs.
Thomas Bishop, wife Of the superin-
| tendent who had charge for the gov
eminent of the construction Of the
| postoffice here, contains the informa-
ton that George, the 7year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, is very seriously
| ILL Of pneumonia and peritonitis.
Oxygen was necessary Friday night to
keep the patient alive, according to the
! letter, and the. parents have but little
hope for their sons recovery. The
Bishops are now living at Norristown,
| Pa. While they made their home in this
city Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop made many
| friends who will regret to learn Of the
| illness of the boy.
The funeral of DR.. I. II. Fry was
largely attended at 10 o'clock this
morning from the Methodist church,
Rev. IS. e. Ellis officiating. There was
a large floral display, and aside from
flowers from friends pieces were sent
by the merchants in the buildings near
the Fry block, the knights of Pythias,
Royal Highlanders, Modern Woodmen,
Modern Brotherhood Of America, and
the physicians Of the city. The knights
of Pythias furnished an escort to Riv-
erside, and had charge of the services
at the grave, also furnishing the pail
bearers, in the persons of iMessrs. III. B.
Miller, r. G. Pierce, Bert Everist
James McNally, w. E. Leech, and F.
w. Moran. The flower bearers were
,Mesdames George P. Powers, Ada Will
bur, and A. J.. Van Tine.