Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-28
Hodges repairs watches.
Extra. three acts tonight. Princess.

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Extra. three acts tonight. Princess.
Dance at New Forney hall saturda,
evening.
We want electric fan. overhead at.
tachment. Telephone 256.
All the good things for picnic din.
ners at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
The Merchants cafe will serve chick
en- dinner Sunday for % cents.
Floyd and Chickasaw farms for sale
See Edw. r. Kuhl. the land man.
Any fly net at cost Saturday. at the
new harness shop. Is North FRS,
street.
One lot go-carts will be sold at 25
per cent discount at Nickel Furniture
| Company.
! MI. and Mrs. Chelsea Howard, who
have been in the east on their honey
moon, arrived home Thursday evening
Mrs. Eliza Bovee. 8 West North
| street, left today for Blockton to visi,
for two weeks with her daughter, Mrs
+. E. Thomas.
Peach sherbet, chocolate, strawberry
and vanilla ice cream and orange pud-
ding for Saturday and Sunday at Lem
bach's, successors to McCords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore, living
six miles south of the city in Timber
Creek township. are parents of a
daughter. born this afternoon.
| Mr.. George W. Ainsworth left Thurs
day afternoon for Freeport. ILL.,, where
Saturday morning. he is to be united
in marriage with Miss Ruth Collins.
| Mrs. H. H. Nichols, who is a patient
at st. Thomas hospital, where she
passed thru a surgical operation few
days ago. is improving nicely. and is
able to sit up.
Mrs. B. J. Coughenor, Of Melbourne
who passed thru an extensive oper
alton for cancer of the breast at St
Thomas hospital a week ago. is doing
nicely, and is able to sit up.
The Woodmen Circle Aid Society met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Claus
Deickman. 701 East Main street. Fol-
| lowing the business session a two
course luncheon was served by the
| hostess.
| A. B. Cummings. helpless with
paralysis that involves both legs and
an arm, was removed from his home,
120 May street, to st. Thomas hospital
Thursday night. Mr.. Cummings is in
a serious condition. and his death
would not be unexpected at any time.
Mics RIancha Porter tho Arson
school teacher who has been a patient
in ST. Thomas hospital following an
operation for appendicitis and infected
so that she will be able to return to
Porter has been at the home Of Mrs.
Harriet Lampman, 70s West Linn
street, since her discharge from the
hospital a week ago.
E. Hutton. a Minneapolis & st. Louis
mechanic employed in the round house
at Oskaloosa. underwent a severe OPP
GRAFTON for necrosis of the lower right
Jaw at ST. Thomas hospital Thursday.
Hutton was struck In the Jaw by the
handle Of a jack about two months
ago, and necrosis yet in. The diseased
bone was scraped, and about half OF
the jaw was removed. The patients
| condition Is very satisfactory.
Charles Dunn, the young Liberty
township farmer living eight miles
north Of st. Anthony. who was injured
| two weeks ago in a runaway accident
alighting on his head, is in st. Thomas
hospital. where he was brought few
days ago owing to the injury to his
head. A mental trouble that resulted
from the injury, and which did not
clear up readily, was the cause of the
patient being brought here for hospital
treatment. Mr.. Dunn is showing a
slight but steady Improvement