Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-03

! With the notification to the Dea-
coness hospital managers Monday
afternoon that the Friends church had
decided to furnish the women's ward,
ten rooms are yet left to be furnished
i by the societies or individuals. From
the way patients are beginning to enter
the new hospital, and inquiries are be-
ing made for accommodations. the
| sooner these ten rooms are equipped
| the better.
| The Friends church, not a large or
sanization compared to most of the
other churches of the city, will spend
$3.50 on furnishing the ward.
New Patients Admitted.
| Four new patients were admitted to
| the hospital Monday afternoon and this
forenoon. making nine now being cared
for. The new patients are Mrs. A. H.
Donnelson, 602 East Church street, ad-
| mitted Monday afternoon, and operated
this morning for appendicitis and the
drainage of the gall bladder; Mrs
Thomas Moore, of Gilman, admitted
! Monday afternoon, and to be operated
Wednesday for extra uterine preg-
| nancy; August Muschick, of st. An
thony, son of Martin Muschick, of State
Center. admitted Monday afternoon for
| treatment for rheumatism, and
Matthew Rasmussen, ia North First
Company, admitted as an emergency
case this morning.
Rasmussen met with an accident this
morning when he was kicked in the
pelvis by horse. The blow caused a
hernia, which Is complicated with
hemorrhage, and he was taken to the
hospital for treatment.
| The patients who were operated
Monday are all doing nicely today
They are Miss Minnie Tigges and Miss
Gertrude Turnbull. Of Melbourne: Mrs.
John Hornung. OF Hubbard: and Colin
Roadhouse, 406 East State street. Mr..
Roadhouse was able to sit up in bed
today.
Mrs. Donnelson. who was operated
this morning, rallied very well from
the shock and promises to make a very
satisfactory recovery.
List OF Rooms Taken,
The rooms in the new hospital that
have been either furnished, OF taken
for furnishing, are as follows:
First foor-Friends church, women's
ward: LaceS j. Patterson. Mrs.
Johanna Tr,V mann, three beds in
children's ward; Willing Workers Of
Vienna township, Central Church Of
Christ, City Federation Of Women's
Clubs. Norsk Hjelpeforening. (Nor-
wegian Mems Sick Benefit Associa-
tion)
Second floor-German Evangelical
Ladies' Aid Society, two beds in ward;
Mrs. c. F. Schoenhut and sisters, Mrs.
L. c. Williams, Of Newton, and Jacob
Leibsle, of Melbourne, in memory OF
their parents. Louis and Dina Copper
smith: Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gard.
Rest in memory Of the latter's mothers.
Mrs. Lizette Leisy; Mrs. Henry Weber
in memory of Rudolph Kohler; Mar
shalltown Woman's Club, S. H. Broer.
Of Hubbard; Henry Engleking, Of Hub
bard: J. H. Witt & Sons. Melbourne;
Marshall Lodge, No. 312, B. p. o. E.;
John w. Schreiner, of Gladbrook.
| Third floor-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pappe, Philathea Bible Class of the
Methodist church, Prairieville Aid
Society.
In the nurses home the German Sun
day school, of this city; Henry Behrens,
of Pomeroy: and the II. H. Society, OF
iAckley, have furnished rooms for the
nurses. The chapel has been furnished
by the young peoples society Of the
local German church.
Marvel at Completeness.
| Visitors to the hospital Monday mar
veled at the completeness of the build
ing from basement to third floor. DR..
| +. P. Lierle, who assisted in the four
operations performed on Monday. the
first day the hospital was opened for
patients, said Monday night that If the
present demand for hospital service
is maintained it will be necessary to
build the other wing next summer. AS
originally proposed the main street
wing is to be duplicate of the present
wing on Third acenue.