Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-15

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Mrs. c. F. Wolcott. corner of Firs:
and state streets, is quite i'll, suffering
from q severe abdominal trouble.
The Baptist Hin bible Glass Will
meet with Mrs. L, F. Brown. so7 South
Fifth street. Tuesday afternoon.
Charles 4. LaPlant'sF condition is
steadily. and he expects 10
leave St. Thomas hospital Wednesday.
Miss Edna Fularton and Mrs l.. l..
Diller will entertain the Eastern Star
Circle. at the Masonic temple parlors
Tuesday afternoon.
Andrew Thissen, who has been quite
Ill at ST. Thomas hospital for two
weeks. suffering from a severe nervous
disorder, Is improving slowly.
If you are having trouble with the
kind of flour you are using try Culley's
best brand~at S1.6O a sack, and every
sack guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mrs Clarence Langden, 20S South
Second street, who passed thru an eN-
tersive surgical opera ton at st. Thorn
as hospital Thursday. Is doing nicely.
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an. operation, at St, Thomas hospital
we'll and her condition was good this
afternoon. ~.
Emil Seleine left for Des Moines this
morning to& attend a meeting Of the
grand knights and district deputies of
the Knights of Columbus. Mn Seleine
is grand knight of the local lodge.
]. NJ. Albert Mack, 603 South Second
street. who underwent an operation for
at st. Thomas hospital
ten days ago;-swas discharged Sunday
and returned to his home. He is i'm
proving rapidly.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet at the church
Tuesday afternoon. The hostesses will
be Mesdames John Brennecke. Alfred
Batty, A. Clemens. G. w. Shick, and
Adelaide Cummings
Mrs. Wagner, 1872 Union street, is
quite i'll at her home OF blood poison
ing, resulting from a felon. Some
fears are entertained that the patient
will lose her hand, or at least the
thumb where the felon formed.
A telegram received by relatives here
Sunday evening brought the news of
the death of Margaret Drake. aged IA
years. at Radcliffe. The girl, who Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E
Drake, died of pneumonia. She is
niece of Mrs. E. r. Streeter of this
city. Mrs. Lulu McGoogan and Mrs.
Mamie Yore. the latter of Billings,
Mont, will leave for Radcliffe tonight
to attend the funeral.
Mr.. H. g. Brintnall goes to Winthrop
tonight to be present at the funeral Of
his stepmo other, Mrs. e. P. Brintnall,
who died Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Of cancer. The funeral will be held
Wednesday. Mrs. Brintnall was 20
years old. From Winthrop Mr.. Brint-
nall will go to Chicago and New York
to look after business matters, and at
Buffalo will visit her, sister, Miss Angie
Brintnall, who has been i'll. Mr.. Brint-
nall Will be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Jasper Wilson. formerly Miss
Olive Jenkins. a daughter of Mrs. Ella
jenkins. COS North Third avenue. was
taken to st. Thomas hospital late Sat
urday night for an emergency opera
ton for acute appendicitis, which was
perform ed at 1880. The patients con-
dition today was. considered quite sat
isfactory. Mrs. Wilson'S husband lives
at Lamoille, but since the wedding.
which took place on Jan. 4. the couple
have been stopping with Mrs. Jenkins.
Two more cases Of scarlet fever have
appeared in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stouffer, III North Fourth street.
which has already been under quaran-
tine two weeks. Little Hazel, aged 5,
was the first to become Ill, and she has
now recovered. The oldest girl, Mabel,
aged II, then contracted the disease,
and had it in milder form than her
youngest sister. The other child in the
family, Mildred, aged Z, is the last to
become ill, and her case is more severe
than the other two