Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-29

Memorial Day. except for the. usual
holiday hours. from 2: 80 to o'clock
Miss Cora Hazen, Of Cleveland, O.,
who has been visiting her parents and
friends here, left for her home Sun
day night.
Mr.. and. Mrs. j., H. Clock. daughter
Edith. and son Lawrence. of Geneva.
spent Sunday in the city as the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Tidd.
Miss Winifred Jay. OF Saopi, Mimi,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
NJ Warren, 6O4 West Linn street, left
for her home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. F'urnas, who have
been In independence, where Mr.. Fur
mas has been working on a school
house. returned home last night
Wanted-Everybody to remember NJ.
| w. A. degree team Will have another
dance at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening. May 81. Good music and a
good time. Everybody welcome.
Walker Cottoms, formerly of this city
| but now of Des Moines, arrived In the
| city today, accompanied by his wife,
and will be here over Memorial Day.
| the Shrine temple in Des Moines.
Instead OF burying the body OF Mrs.
Patia Winters at the soldiers home this
afternoon. as had been planned, the in
| torment took place at Fraser. Boone
county, the old home of Mrs. Winters.
The children changed the plans after
the funeral announcement had been
made Saturday, and the body was
l..
The 4-year-old son Of George Rine-
hart, a plumber in the employ of the
| McCarten Plumbing Company, living
at sol Woodbury. street, lost the enas
of the index and middle fingers of his
right hand by getting them caught in
a lawn mower Saturday afternoon.
The bones had to be taken off little
farther back of the point where the
mower cut them III order to draw the
skin over the ends of the fingers.
Edward Marion, an Iowa Central car
penter rooming. at the John Winebren-
ner home, sos South First street, was
removed in an ambulance to st.
Thomas hospital Sunday afternoon.
very seriously Ill Of a cancerous tumor
Of the neck. Marion underwent an op-
Grafton In Chicago some time ago, but
the operation. did not stop the growth
OF the tumor. which has now eaten
into one OF the slarger blood vessels Of
the neck, causing hemorrhases. Two
of these i1emofrhages were suffered by
ss.s:e ra:!sn. Sunday.
Magnus Holland, aged IA. son of
Bert Holland. 703 East State street,
and employed as a delivery by by the
L. S. Peckham Grocery Company, was
bitten by dog at the home Of officer
Frank Haas Saturday afternoon. The
boy was admitted into the kitchen
with his groceries. and the dog Jumped
at him as he stepped inside the door.
The marks OF two teeth were left In
the inside Of the thigh. The boy IS
under the charge Of a surgeon. and the
wound Is being watched closely to
overcome any infection that may have
been received.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Gates and son
Robert expect to leave about June 10
for Indianapolis, where they will make
their future home. Some time ago MI.
Gates started aVbranch business in In
dianapolis, and this business has now
grown to such proportions that MI.
Gates finds 1t necessary to give It his
personal attention. Mr.. Gates business
here, established under the name
Of the Gates Osborne Manufacturing
Company. manufacturers Of automobile
tops. will be continued under the man
agement Of F. o. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates and son will make the trip to
Indianapolis in their automobile.
Dr. ]. Sheridan, a veterinary Of State
Center. reported to the mayor today
that a purse that he had lost In this
city Saturday, found and turned over
to a police officer, was refused the
owner upon application. Mayor Jones.
however, was conversant with the case.
the pocketbook being in the hands Of
Officer Haas. who had reported 1t to
the mayor. Two claimants for the
pocketbook having turned UP, the off,
Ger refused to turn 1t over to either
one until positive Identification of the
contents proved satisfactory to the
mayor. Mayor Jones promised DR..
Sheridan that If the pocketbook was
found to be the property of Sheridan 1t
would be returned to him.
Observe Ascension Day.
Ascension day was observed Sunday
afternoon by st. Aldemar Command