Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-08

home this morning from few days
visit with friends in Gladbrook.
The aid society OF the Norwegian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Andrew Nelson, 407 South
Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, NJ. Milliken. of the
soldiers home. left Tuesday evening for
Kirksville, Mo-. where they will remain
for q twenty days. furlough with rela-
tives and friends,
am now prepared to take two or
three more houses to- paint. at once. 1
use pure northern linseed oil and pure
lead. All work guaranteed. Phone 1927
white. w. A. George. Jr
There Is no between season for in
terror decorating. 1 can give you any
/ thing from the most elaborate free
hand decorations to the cheapest wall
, paper. Let George do it." Phone 1927
white. w. A. George.
Before moving into that new home
! YOU should have those bare white walls
decorated by one that knows how.
can give you all the latest effects in
Infancy and blends, with fruit. floral or
! conventional designs in free hand: also
| anything in wall paper. Phone 1l27
white. w. A. George. Jr.
| Mrs. w. B. Wildman and Mrs. J. w.
| r. Wildman and son Wendell will leave
tonight for Minneapolis, where they
will visit for a week or ten days at the
home of their brotherin law,
Addison w. Conner. Mrs j. w. r.
Wildman and son will go to Elysian
| from Minneapolis to join the Wi}dman
family, the members Of which will go
/ into camp in the Wildman cottage on
Lake Frances the middle of next week.
! Mrs. Earl K. Mcconnell. sos Jerome
street, is quite seriously Ill at her
home suffering from symptoms that
| indicate possibly typhoid fever with
;meningial complications. Mrs Nc
Council ran high temperature few
days ago, but on Tuesday her tenn
neratnre was normal. Today, how
ever her temperature arose rapidly
and mounted to 105 degrese. Vidal
test will be made at Iowa City to de-
ternine to a certainty whether or not
the case is one of typhoid.
| Charles Perricrone, the Italian la :
last Friday when he was burned badly
by an explosion in the LaPIant Tool
(! Company factory, is making remark
able recovery at the Deaconess hos
pital, where he 5haAs1been a patient
since the accident Ferricrone now Is
abls 10 sit UP little sach day in order
to rest him, his temperature and pulse
are both normal. and he is waiting the
| necessary time that VIII be required to
heal his burns. 1t ismore than likely
that some skin grating will Re neces-
sary to heal the burns on the mans
left hand. III
Word received from MIS- Julia w
Baksr,5of KANSAS. sGity. u letters te
Oversees Of ths Poor Clarl< and Sec
rotary W.P. Gellow5sss Df Nhe Marshall
\ town CLUB. tells of theSmagriage of Mrs
3George Bergstrom. OF this city. to
Kansas farmer Mrs. Bafgstrom and
| her first husband ran restaurant al
| Melbourne prior to last February. when
| Bergstrom was taken Ill of Bright's
disease and the wife and four children
| were sent to the Joseph Walter Home
Mrs. Bergstrom went from the home to
visit her mother in Kansas and there
according to Mrs. Baker, met we'll
| to do farmer and became his wife. Mrs
Baker says that Mrs. Bergstrom will
be in position now to care for he,
family and rear them with the comforts
Of good home.