Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-23

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dyeing try The Only Way, phone 81.
Phone 50 and our wagon will call.
The Only Way Cleaning and Dye
Works.
Special prices on all our white serge
suits and white serge coats this week.
Benedict & Brintnall.
The Archers will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. c. C. Woodmansee.
212 South Second avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Krebill. Of Donnelson.
arrived in the city Monday evening and
will remain for a weeks visit with
their sister, Mrs. Karl Rest.
The funeral Of Luther T. Green. the
soldiers home Polk county veteran who
died Sunday. was held from the as
sembly hall ut 3 o'clock this afternoon.
interncnt following IN the home ceme-
terry.
Mr.. H. c. Chaplin. secretary Of the
pany, and Mr.. j. w. McPharron. man
ager for the company, were in the city
this morning en- route to Des Moines
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The condition OF Mrs. w T, Smith
shows but slight change. altho on the
whole it is believed to be a little better
than few days ago. Last night and
early this morning the change appeared
to be for the better. but this afternoon
the patient was not so we'll again.
Rev Allen H. Wood. pastor OF the
st R,,r Snant the
day in the city in company with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Wood, widow of the
| late N. w. Wood Mrs. Wood Is on
her way to New York to visit her
daughter, Mrs. George D. Ferguson. and
Mr.. Wood will accompany her as 1ar
as Chicago.
Master Aubra Durham who Is at st.
Thomas hospital. where an emergency
operation for APPENDICITIS was performed
Saturday night, is doing nicely. the
other two emergency cases for the same
trouble operated within recent days
Harold Rist, of this city, and Mrs. A.
NJ Sampson, of Gladbrook-are both
making satisfactory progress toward
recovery.
Sparks from a chimney threatened
small blaze shortly before this after
noon at the w. H. Cornwell property,
105 West Lincoln street, which ]. Il.
Ingledue and wife are vacating today
A few shingles were burned before the
department arrived and got the blaze
under control The damage will not
exceed IS. This is the third time the
same house has had fire within the
past few years.
The first of a series Of entertain
| ments to be given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Congregational church
of Green Mountain is to be given next
Friday evening at the church. The
program will consist Of two parts.
The first Of these will be a. program Of
| readings, and vocal and instrumental
numbers the latter by the Green
Mountain orchestra. The second part
will be cantata called 1.-The Spinsters'
Club"
Charles Miller, 416 North. Fourth
street, is in receipt of a telegram from
his father, G. w. Miller. of Morocco.
Ind assuring him none Of his family
was injured in the tornado that struck
the town Sunday night. Four houses
and many barns were blown down. nine
persons were killed, and many injured.
Seven of the dead were in one family.
Two children of Charles Smart, a boy
hood friend of Mr. Charles Miller, were
among the killed.
Engineer E. c. Brown, OF the Minne-
| apolis & ST. Louis railroad. spent Mon
day in Oskaloosa on business. Mr..
Brown says there is much anxiety
among former Marshalltown people
over the typhoid fever situation there,
but so far as he could learn John D.
Reynolds is as yte the only victim
who has lived here The 15-year- old
son of Engineer and Mrs. J. w. Skin
ner is III and, it is feared, is coming
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