The Marshall republican., 1912-02-02
Among the Sick

dangerously Ill at his home.
We learn that June X. King, liv-
ing five miles south of this city,,
who has been suffering with bron
chitis Is some better.
Mrs. A. II. Stephens has been
quite sick for some time but is
slightly better.
Mrs. Mary z. King AMI Mrs. j.
c. Patterson were called to Savan-
nah Friday by the illness Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hyde. /.
Mra. Chas. NJ. Lawrence who has
been click for almost three months
Ii some better.
VIII Drinkarj OF this city was
called TO the country near Miami
Friday to 300 his mother who Is
very III OF pneumonia !
Mra. Loranze who has been sick
for several months Is reported no
bctter. Y;
Robert Lowenstein Is able TO be-
out again after his fall which broke,
his arm. ,
Mr, Rose OF the Rose & Buckner
| Clothing Co. Ia among the sick this
, week.
Mesiames j. c. Patterson AMI
| King are at Savannah. at the bed
| side OF their mother who Is very
III.
MIRA. Quissenbery Of Slater Is
quite sick with an attack OF asthma
DIR. ]. Z. Harris was called TO see
her Monday.
Mr.. Parrish OF Miami who has
been quite sick for several weeks
Ia resting easier AMI the doctors
, think he has a chance to recover.
! Miss Ala Hall, daughter OF MIR.
ana Mrs. l.. b. Hall was operated
on Monday afternoon for appen-
iicitis. She stood the operation
fine AMI In recovering nicely.
Judge T. W. King is at Excelsior
Springs. He has not been feeling
the best for some time AMI thought
the water at the springs would be
OF benefit to him. His many friends
hope that II will.
DIR. ID. +. Manning is recovering
in fine shape from his recent sick
ness OF typhoid fever. He and
his wife entertained a number of
friends at their home at an ele-
CANT turkey dinner Thursday.
Mr.. Arnold OF the Boston store
was operated on for hernia Mon
day by DIR. T.. l.. Miller of Kansas
City ana DR.. b. NJ. SPOTS. MIR
Arnold is getting along nicely and
will no doubt be out again in a
few days.
Mrs w. II. Hurt, mother of Mrs.
L. d. Murrell of this city is danger
ously i'll with Appendicitis at her
homo in Monette, Mo. Mrs.
Murrell left Monday aftsrnooa to
be with her mother.
John Yates was here from Nor
, ton yesterday and reported that
j. w. Reynolds is suffering much
from an accident Tuesday morn
ing. While hauling logs he hal
, one foot run over by the wagon
ana badly bruised.
j. A. Peek accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Harness of this city 70
Kansas City Tuesday, where Mr.
Harness underwent an operation nj
Droll's sanitarium that day for APP
pen iicitis and gall stones. Mr..
Peek returned Wednesday night
ana reports MIR. Harness doing ni-e
ly. Later-Mr. Harness lied We'd
, nesiay night. Particulars next
week.
DR.. A. C. Putnam was called "a
: Kansas City Saturday to assist in
| an operation on Mrs. II. B, Bristow
> formerly a resident OF this city
) Mrs. Bristow was taken sick Sat-
urday with strangulated hernia
and as DIR. Putnam vas her famii,
physician here she wanted him to
wait on her. She suffered intense.
ly from Saturday until the opera
ton was performed at the rniver'
sity hospital in Kansas City Mon
day. The doctor returned home
Monday night and says Mrs. Bris'
I tow had regainei consciousness
and was getting a.ong nicely.