Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-18

! N'SiAAAAAS'
The condition Of officer Charles
Hanson, who is suffering from paraly-
sis, and whose case is serious, seemed
slightly improved this morning.
We have three coal chutes left which
we offer at IS. You can not afford
| to pass this offer when building a new
| house. 1T pays to see Schmidt.
The condition of Mrs. w. e. Wright
512 East State street, who is seriously
sick of peritonitis, is somewhat better
today. altho she is still very sick.
Take a trolley ride tomorrow even
| ing, July 10: given under the auspices
of Miss Pentland's Sunday school class
of girls. Leave court house square
S:15.
For Sale-My furniture and house
hold goods. Hours 10 a. m. to p. m
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
| this week. Mrs. L. G. Norris, 302 NORTH
Center street.
Mrs. Guy Hanegan. who is suffering
from an abdominal abscess, is yer.
much improved today, compared with
her condition Saturday. Her condition
is still serious.
Mrs w. F. Griffin, who became {
mother at ST. Thomas hospital on July
| 4. returned to her home in Melbourne
this morning, accompanied by her hus
! band and babe.
! The usual large crowd attended the
view park Sunday afternoon by the
A a WV
hours program was given.
Rev. Mr. Johnson. OF Monroe, filled
the pulpit Of the Green Mountain Con-
gregational church Sunday morning
and evening. He took the place Of the
pastor, Rev. Leroy Gallagher.
Mr.. Jud Morrissey leave for Mil.
waukee tonight, where he will be for 9
few days while attending meeting Of
the general agents of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cooley, who have
visiting for a short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Low, in Marion township
returned home this morning. They
stopped here on their return from Col
fax
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, OF
Peoria. arrived in the city this morn
ing to visit for a week with Mr.. John
sons parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus John
son. Mr.. Johnson is car foreman for
the Iowa Central at Peoria.
Mr.. w. B. Christie, director of the
boys work Of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.,
who recently resigned, will leave later
in the week for his home in Trenton,
IN. j., where he will rem ain during the
summer. In the fall he expects to
enter college.
The annual picnic Of the Baptist
Sunday school will be held at the sol.
diers' home park Tuesday Afternoon
and evening. The members of the
Sunday school will leave for the picnic
gro unds in cars from in front OF the
court house at O'Clock.
Mrs. Charlotte Boardman, of Win
nipeg, Canada, and her daughter-in
law. Mrs, Robert Boardman, and little
daughter, who have been visiting fol
a week at the home of the formers
nephew, Mr.. w. r., Boardman, left fol
Council Bluffs this morning.
Mrs. H. ]. Rodgers, who has been
in Waterloo for O. week, visiting her
sister, Mrs. George D. Green, returned
home Saturday afternoon, accom-
panied by Mrs. Green and her three
children. The latter will visit with
Mrs. Green's parents, MIR. and Mrs
w. T. Boa rdnan.
Paul Williamson, of iMuscatine, who
has been at Mason City for two month:
employed in a garage, arrived in thu
city this morning for a few days visi
with his brother, Ralph Williamson
manager Of the Postal telegraph office
Mr. Williamson will go from here tt
Oskaloosa to take a position.
Mrs. j. w. Oliver. formerly of this
city but now Of Salina, Kan, who has
been visiting for q. few days at thu
home Of her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Parker
nephew, Percy Webster. and with num-
erous friends, will go to Chicago to-
night to remain for the rest of the
summer with her brother, Mr.. VIII
Webster, and wife.
Mr.. H. Bennion, formerly travelling
auditor Of the Iowa Central, who, while
in the employ Of the company made
this city headquarters, left here this
morning for Pipestone, Mimi, and
Pierre, s. D. Mr.. Bennlon Is living in
Pierre now. He was here for several
weeks prior to a short time ago, but
more recently has been In Springfield,
H., on business.
The funeral OF Sophus Peterson was
held from the Charles Bates residence
2o4 North Fifth street, Sunday alters
noon at 2:3 O'Clock. Rev. James Nc
Gee had charge OF the service. which
was largely attended. Burial was in
Riverside. The pail bearers were
Messrs. G. J. Anderson. ]. A. Tallman
Ernest Fosdick, Charles Kollin, NJ. G.
Shove. and Nels Rasmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Whealan. daugh-
ter Miss Margaret, and little son Fred
erick. Of nion, N. r, arrived Sunday
evening fon months visit at the
homo Of Mr.. Whealen's sisters, Mrs
F. M. Mitchell, 800 South Fourth
street, and Mrs. ]. G. Koontz at che
county farm. Mr.. Whea1en and family
formerly lived on 4 fruit farm between
this city and Albion, moving from there
to Zion fourteen years ago. This Il
their nrst return 1sssss Fsiss ~sSs.
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