Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-19

VA. anu Mrs denry Bern, OF Green
Mountain. spent Monday in the city.
For moving or storage see us. White
Transfer line. Is South First avenue
Mrs. o. T. Omstotts, Of aarwin.
spent Monday in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gervich. corner
OF Sixth avenue and Main streets. are
parents OF son.
Tho Rowena Circle will meet with
MRS. Floyd Lowry, 1914 Summit street.
Wednesday afternoon.
I will sell two fine lots at tbe cor
ner Of Seventh and Fremont streets
Phone 1928. c. e. F'orkner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Billman. eisht
miles west Of the city, are the parents
OF a daughter. born this morning.
is in the city for visit Of few days
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
CuIley.
G. Murray, 1o7 South Sixth street,
who passed thru an operation at ST.
Thomas hospital last Friday, 10 doins
very nicely.
Mrs. Cora Bfxby, Of Liscomb, who
has been visiting friends in the city the
past two Or three days. returned home
Monday evening.
Chaplain Coles condition continues
to grow worse and today he was fail
ing rapidly. Death would not be un-
expected at any time.
Miss Amanda Redel arrived home
Monday from minneapolis. where she
visited her sister, Miss Emma Redel,
and brother. George Rebel
The regular ladies' day Of the coun-
try Club will be held Wednesday after
noon. Miss Ida ]. Dugan is chairman
Of the entertainment committee.
John Haney. Jr.. or Omaha, arrived
in the city Monday and is a guest at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. Earl ).
Perry. sos North First avenue.
Miss Gladine Leffler, Of Hamilton
ILL.,. arrived in the city Monday evening
and will be the guest of her cousin,
DR.. f. G. Leffler. and family, for a
week.
There will be a meeting of the Mar
shall County Humane Society Wednes-
day evening, Aug. 20, in the Mayors
Office. By order Of the presidential
vertisement.
Mrs. A. E Mellinger, 1919 East Mair
street, who - q patient at st. Thoma,
hospital, where she submitted 70 a Sc.
we're surgical operation several days
ago, IL improving rapidly.
Rev. James McGee arrived homo
Monday from two weeks visit with
friends In Harrington. Nora, and De-
trcit. Mich. Mrs. MCGEE met her hug
band in Chicago Saturday and accom-.
panied him home.
W. A. Coppock, the we'll known Dill.
lon farmer, who has been desperatel,
Ill at st Thomas hospital, is doing JUS
as we'll as could be expected and, Attic
he IS not considered out Of danger, it !!
believed he will recover. f
Remember that tomorrow Il the day
that Miller & Miller are giving 10 ne,
cent Of their receipts Of the business o.
that day for the benefit Of tho Contra
Church OF Christ Baseball Club. Boos
for the boys. Committee.
Funeral services for Nicholas n
Newblom will be held Wednesday aft.
ernoon at o'clock from the residence
504 East Linn street. Rev. James NC.
Gee will conduct the services and tn.
burial will be in Riverside.
Word received from Los Angeles BY
Mrs. J. w. Pursel il to the effect that
Mrs! Pursel's father. George NJ. Wa
ters. Is no better. Mr.. Waters has
been i'll for several weeks, suffering
from cancer Of the mouth and throat
Mildred, the 5-year-old daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warden, Of Mel.
bourne, rs making very good recovery
following an operation at st. Thomas
hospital a week ago for ruptured APP
pendix and the attendant appendiceal
abscess.
Mrs. Nettie Cobb and daughters
Ruth and Frances, Of Iowa City, are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. cobb's
son. DR.. Edwin Cobb Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Cobb. who were guests of DR.
Cobb over Sunday. returned to their
home in independence Monday.
Mrs. Amy Dawson, 512 North FRS,
street, who has been patient at St
Thomas hospital for nine days, expects
to be able to return to her home We'd
nesday. Mrs. Dawson is recovering
from an unusual surgical operation for
gall stones, in which the gall bladder
Was removed. This is the first opera
ton Of its kind ever performed at the
hospital.
The body Of Roshet Cater. the Turk,
who was murdered at Green Mountain
last Thursday, was buried in Riverside
cemetery. So far as could be learned
Cater had no relatives. His Turkish
friends Of the railroad gang with
which he was employed knew no rela-
tives to whom they coulG apply for In
structions regarding the disposal OF the
body. They passed the hat and con-
tributed the none; to pay for the bur-
ial.
Ifessrs e. E. and F. r. Benedict and
their wives arrived home Monday
from Ashley. o., where they went q
few days ago to be present at the
eleventh annual reunion Of the Bene-
dict family. held at Harkness Grove,
four miles east OF Ashley. on Aug. 15
The Benedict family settled in Ohio in
1910. and many members Of the family
are still residents Of the Buckeye state.
The Messrs. Benedict visited the farm
where their father, John Benedict, was
born, and also the old family cemetery,
where Mr.. Benedict Vas buried. John
Benedict was an early settler Of Ie-
Grand; but-went back 10 O4sio on de-
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