Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-27

| Low real estate lOanS. William 6at
tin. over 123 East Main street.
| simkins 4 Estel. undertaking par
| lors. 3ls East Main. Ambulance servics.
DR.. Grove w. Harris. Office over
Whitehead & Weisman. Phone 634.
house 1910.
Miss Marian Mcfarland arrived this
| morning from Cedar Falls to remain
over Sunday.
The country club hack will leave
Abbott's corner. tomorrow. Sunday at
1880. Return trip will be made at 81: 80.
Mrs. w. T. Smiths condition today
was not quite so good as yesterday,
but generally speaking there is not
much change.
None but the very best tailors work
| for Psenicka. II he is making your
clothes they are made right, II he Is
not. you had better see him.
Miss Edna F'ularton went to Gilman
| this morning to conduct school OF
instruction this evening in the Gilman
chapter Of the Eastern Star.
| Mrs. Belle Bailey. 1O6 North Fourth
| street. who has been confined to her
room for three weeks with an attack
! of grip. is very much improved.
! Send your clothes to the Marshall
town Steam Dye Works. Have them
cleaned: they will come home looking
like new. The price is low for the serv
! ice rendered.
| You want to wake up early these
fine spring mornings. One of our 80
cent alarm clocks, guaranteed for one
year. vii! help you to do so. Get one
tonight. e. r. Lay.
Miss c. S. Smith, manager for
Levin's new millinery department.
leaves for Chicago tonight to study ad-
vance mid -summer styles. also to buy
midsummer millinery
Mrs. Maud Morey Parks, of Ottum
wa, is in the city visiting her sister.
Miss Nellie ,Morey. 81 teacher in the
Arson school. Mrs. Parks was formerly
| a teacher in the city schools.
r. w. Fillmore formerly of this city
| but now of Des Moines, where he is
auditor Of the Register and Leader, is
| in the city for an Sunday visit
| with George Lincoln and other friends.
| Members of the Sunday school class
taught by Rev B. F.. Martin, pastor OF
| the Congregational church. were en-
tertained Friday evening by Mesdames
]. F. Tallett and F. NJ. Haradon at the
Ta1lett home. 800 Fremont street. The
hours were enjoyed socially. and the
hostesses served refreshments.
i Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Cochrane and
| family. GA West State street. with the
| n ,k@r n
go to Cedar Rapids Monday to live.
The family is compelled to move owing
to division that has been made in
| the elder Mr.. Cochrane's territory,
which forces him to leave the city. His
son will continue to live here.
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While horseback riding Friday even
ing the animal Harry v. Speers, 2Ol
North Center street, was on, became
| frightened at a train. .unseating the
rider and throwing him off. The horse
also fell and alighted on Speer's ankle.
| wrenching the ligaments. The injury Is
painful but not thought to be especial
| ~ serious.
Mrs. D. G. Treaster, 51s North First
street, was hostess Friday afternoon to
the members of the Mayfower EN-
broidery Club. to whose meetings she
has been a guest several times. altho
not member of the organization. The
usual embroidery work of the club
members was taken up. following
which lunch was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Frank Crone.
Lewis Huttenhow. who came here
from Marshall, Mimi. and who was ad-
judged insane Wednesday. will be TAX
en- to the state uhospital at Cherokee
Sunday by Deputy Sheriff c. B. Mason
and Mrs. Huttenhow. TIL, latter return
ed from /. Winnebago county Friday
night, bringing with her affidavits that
her husband had lived in that county
and while a resident there was insane.
Aubra Durham, the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Durham, who passed
thru an emergency operation for APP
pendicitis week ago tonight. is very
desperately Ill, suffering from acute
nephritis. which developed a few days
ago. probably due to the anesthetic
Unless the kidney complication can be
overcome sono, uremia will develop and
there will be no hope for the little fell
low. 1t is likely that some kidney dis
order was apparent prior to the oper-
alton. for complication Of this kind.
in about once out Of 10000 cases.
Mrs. w. v. Couchman and son Carl.
formerly Of this city but now Of Brus-
sells. Belgium. will arrive in the city
Monday evening from New York. where
they landed Thursday from Southamp-
ton on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
Mrs. Couchman and son are visiting in
New York with their son and brother.
Venning Couchman, who Is student
at Cornell University. Ithaca. n. Y.
Mrs. COuchman will spend the sum-
mer here with her mother and sister.
Mrs. Ida Williams and Mrs. Sue White.
and Mr.. Couchman will be here later
to accompany his wife and son home
Mr.. ,Couchman, who is general manager
Of the European business OF the Inter-
national Harvester Company. has been
at Hamburg for several years. His
headquarters are now at Brussels to
which city he was transferred recently.
Minerva News.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Billman are par
ents OF a daughter, born Monday.
Mrs. Harry Bryant and daughter,
Miss Hattie. spent Tuesday in Mar
shalltown.
Stacy Nichols and Lander Bros.
shipped four car loads Of hogs and
cattle to Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Ida Hollingsworth spent We'd