Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-10

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der Is years old. Benedict & .Brintnall.
For Sale-Underwood visible type
witer $3.50, also an Underwood visi-
BILE typewriter $3.50. Remington
typewriter at SO. Orlando Baxter.
Miss Doris Collins, Of Freeport, Ill.,,
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
and will be the guest Of her sister, Mrs
George w. Ainsworth. 4os North
Fourth street.. for several weeks.
Miss jeanette Stewart. of Mesa
Ariz.. who is spending the summer at
the homo 70 her parents in New Shar-
on. came to Marshalltown Wednesday
for q few days visit with Miss Grace
Kimberly.
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z. b. Watson. Of Union, is in St
Thomas hospital suffering from the eff
fects Of partial prostration from the
heat Mr.. Watson was almost over
come by the heat few days ago while
at his home in Union and this, added
to his convalescence from a long siege
with infiammatory rheumatism. made
him a. fit subject for hospital treatment
Mr.. Watson is Improving nicely.
DR.. Frank Evans. of Altoona, Pa.
who has been visiting for few days
with his sisters. Mesdames F. c. Mich
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| with his brother, DIR. Mark Evans, al
LeGrand. left for his home Wednesday
night. DR.. Evans came to Chicago tc
attend a dental convention. Mrs
Evans and children will remain for a
longer visit here and at LeGrand.
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Peter Mayer. who was stricken with
| an attack Of cerebral congestion Wed.
| nesday, and showed symptoms of a
paralytic condition affecting the left
! nervous symptoms are better, and he
showed us Of both the left ann and
Les Altho 1t is still early to predict
the outcome 1t Is believed that nc
serious trouble will develop.
Henry Wax. Of Colo. who is patient
at st. Thomas hospital. is making a
very satisfactory recovery following q
delicate surgical operation in which
the bone Of his left leg was wired to-
gether because Of an ununited fracture
AS the result Of fall last year Mr.
Wax sustained the fracture Of the
femur. just above the knee. The bone
never united. a1d 1t was finally de-
cided to put in steel plates Two Lane
plates were screwed 10 the bone. and
it now appears as tho the patient
would again have q good leg. The
delicate part Of the operation lay in
attaching the plate without damaging
the main artery Of the leg.
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An interesting Joint meeting Of the
Daisy Drake and Myrtle Furman cir.
cles Of Central church parlors with 6
large attendance. Miss Helen Jarvis
was in charge Of the program, which
she opened with talk on the value OF
the missionary educational institutions
of the church. Miss Lillian Welker
told Of the results Of the mountain
school work Of the south in which the
womenS missionary organizations OF
the denomination are interested, and
Mrs. c. H. Morris illustrated the work
Of colored schools. The musical fea-
turo Of the program was quartz,
number by Misses Frances Mcmahon
Ada Spencer. Rachel Patten, and Lii
Ian Welker. A dainty luncheon was
served at the close of the program.