Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-29

Miss Gretchen AedeAT1o, VINO ma
been Visiting In Monmouth. Ill. fol
two weeks, returned home Monday sv-
sning. ssss.
Miss Marie Healy arrived home
Monday evening from : two weeks
visit with friends In Minneapolis IN.
st. Paul.
Mrs. ]. r. Mendsnhall and daughters
Agnes and Bertha went to pesl Moines
i Monday evening for few days visit
at the state fair.
Mrs. D. c. Powers wiii be hostess
Wsdnssday AFTERNOON TO the Archers u
South Fifth avenue.
Wanted Competent SRI for house
work. Good wages. Have electric
washer. Mrs. B. w. Sinclair, 11Sli
North Second street.
Mr.. 8. z. Kniseiy. u. Of Chicago. I.
home, where Mrs. Knisely has been
Visiting for several weeks.
We have just bought q wagonload Of
melons at low price. We are goinl
to sell. them the same way. Buy your
melons Of W. Kendall Z West.
Mrs. L. D. Kennedy. Of Portland
Ore. who has been visiting her moth
weeks. laft for her home this morning.
The annual picnic Of the members Of
the w. r. c. and their families VIII be
held at the soldiers home park on FRI
day. Sent. I. Dinner will be enjoyed at
l1s:3o.
Mrs. I. Z. Matson. OF this city, who
underwent an operation az EnglewoOd
hospital, State Center, Saturday. for the
removal Of . tunor. y getting along
nicely. 4
Miss Flossis Lewis, agsd -. daugh-
ter Of William Lewis. OF Ferguson. II
improving following an operation for
appendicitis, performed It her home
Sunday.
Mrs.. N. "A. McClusr. Of Gilman. who
is in the city for . visit With her
daughter, Mrs. Z. q. Robb. and son. B.
b. Mccluer. spent Monday "a Le0rand
with friends.
Enos DeButts, who's suffering from
the results Of paralytic stroke. con-
tinues IA about thSssame condition
With practically nSsShange either for
batter Or worse.
Miss Leila navN left sunday night
for Pa1o Alto. CT. where she viii!
teach. "a the Castilleja School for Girls.
/ On her way west MISS David will stop
tor short visits with friends In Denver
and Salt Lake City.
A. alackey. ased u. sl4 South First
avenue. . car repairer for the Iowa
Central, was injured slightly this morn-
ling. While repairing brake aswheel
broke. falling on Mackey's right hand.
and Iacsfating the middle niger.
Mr.. George Knoor, o. Rock Island,
nj. who was called 10 the city recent-
II BY the death Of his brother, John @.
Knorr. left this afternoon for his home
Mr.. Kuorr Will stop for day at Cedar
Rapids to visit his slster. Mrs. John
HeFschel.
Mrs. J. A. o'Connell ana sons. of
Boone, were In the city Monday sven-
ing, en- route home from . visit Ia
Searsboro at the w. II. Mcneil home.
Mrs. o'connell u the wife Of Chief
Train Dispatcher o'connell Of the Chi
cago q Northwestern railway.
w. G. IArimors. q member Of the
soldiers home from Alton. who 10 suf-
fering from chronic diabetes. Vas re-
moved In an ambulance to the Great
western station this forenoon and was
taken by his SON to Alton. whore the
veteran viii remain on . sixty days
furlough.
Nj. ]. II. wachter returned Monday
evening from Cedar Rapids. whsre he
has been visiting for . few days Aith
Mrs. wachtsr. Mrs. Wachter was cAll-
ed to Cedar Rapids owing to the illuess
OF her mother. Mrs. George 6toner.
Mrs.. WAchtsr will be with her mother
indefinitely.
Mrs. William H McCandless. 1os
North Seventh street. arrived homo
this morning from Davenport. where
she has been visiting relatives for ten
days. While ct Davenport MIA Nc
Candless had the misfortune to slip And
fan, sustaining the fracture Of ons RIB
on the left side. ,s.
Oily rags that were hanging behind
door 10 small downstAirs room IN
the John Ninshan home. 100 Sopth
Second street shout 10 o'clock this
morning. caused . small llrs and trs-
suited Ii the department being called.
No damage was done except to the ~.
per on the walls II the room. ss
1fr1 Orlando Baxter went to chiSaso
Monday night. ana VIM msst NJ. B1x-
|tsr. there ON "Wednesday and leavetpr