Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24

IN 49,, 49, .'..-e 's T5
CAL ana look & our large line Of
rugI Benedict = Brintnall.
Mss. Oscar Gohiks, Of Dfats centar.
spsnt wednesday n ~ city.
Dr. Hssis. sye. ear. noss ana threat.
fremont block. ulassss attsA.
p. Wood ~. q. moss. threat.
0iassss Attsd. Opposite Pilgrim Hesel
M. ]. D. Blue. q Belie Plaine, vas
IN the city on business Wednesday af-
tefnoUn.
Mrs.. \. p. Rratt spent the day Ia
Quarry with her daughter Mrs. Ray
WaltemOyer. Il
To Rent-Larxe. nicely furnished
front room. modern. 10 North Center
street Mrs. skegg.
The very best Turkish baths, packs
and other treatments at our rooms In
the Masonic Temple. Phone ISL white,
or call and SEQ us.
Mrs. George OFT. Of Waterloo, ar
rived in the city Wednesday for Wis
IL Of few days at the home Of her
!. father. Mr.. A. F. Balch.
| Mrs. Georgietta Hamlin, Of Aurora.
Ill. arrived In the city Wednesday eve
ming for an indefinite visit at the home
OF her brother. MT. w. II. Stipp.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Cen
trail Church OF Christ will he enter
tanned at the church Friday afternoon
| by Mesdames Fred Galloway and T. J.
tMcLarnan.
| Visitors attending the state fair at
Des Moines are cordially invited to
inspect our factory. Call at 901 West
Locust street and get permit from
factory superintendent. Evans Piano
Company.
| Mrs. w. E. Debe and son Fred, of
| Waterloo. spent Wednesday in the city
/, with the formers brother DR.. F. S.
| Hynds. being on their way to Oska-
loosa to visit Mrs. g. w. Whttehill. a
sister OF Mrs. Debe.
1 The condition OF Drs. E. c. and A.
r. Lynn. who are i'll at the home Of the
former with typhoid fever, continues to
| show Improvement. The improvement
OF DR.. A. r. Lynn has been the more
rapid and he hopes to leave his bed
by the first Of next week.
Mr.. Charles Robinson. of Baskerville.
who has been visiting for q few days
at the home Of his aunt. Mrs. w. A.
Pollock at Clemens. left for his home
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Pollock and
son Robert, and Mrs. G. g. Turner and
daughter Merle, OF Canton, ILL.,, who
are guests at the Pollock home. were
In the city to see Mr.. Robinson Oh.
4 Leonard Robbins. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. w. Robbins. SOC South Second
street. who suffered a fracture to one
of the bones Of the leg Tuesday. and
who was taken to St Thomas hospital
for treatment. is In no great danger OF
losing his leg, az has been reported
/ Unless gangrene should develop the leg
should mend without serious trouble
Sister Mary Cecilia and Sister Mary
Paul, from st. Joseph's convent. OF
tumwa, who have been visiting In the
city for week. returned to Ottumva
Wednesday night. Sister Mary Ceceiia
| has been a guest Of her brothers.
Messrs. James and John Darling and
sister. Miss Nellie Darling, and Sister
Mary Paul has been visiting her father.
Mr.. Edward Lynch, and her brothers.
Messrs. Edward. James and John
Lynch.
The picnic Of the church and Sunday
school Of Central Church Of Christ
held Wednesday afternoon and even
ing at Riverview Park. was very en-
joyable affair, and attended by nearly
800. Mr.. Bernard English. chairman
Mrs. G. n. Morris and Mrs. r. g. Pat
ten were In charge Of the program OF
sports, which afforded great deal OF
amusement. From among about sixty
married women. who participated in 9
contest Of trying to ring bell with q
baseball. only two. Mrs. J. o. Nonohon
and Mrs. Elrcy Bigalow. succeeded, and
in the contest to decide the honors be-
tween these two, the former won. Many
other sports were enjoyed, and shortly
after o'clock picnic supper was
served.