Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-15

AsAASe 1hdy r1lOSIop u Z STSuSOu, was
q visitor in the city Friday with Miss
lMaude Hoes. .@
Mrs. SIG. Akers, OF Nevada, visited
in the city Friday with her daughter.
Z Mrs. osler Briggs. 81 e f.. A.
MRS. George Houshton, Of Eldora,
y was in the city Friday on her way
y home from Cedar Rapids. - A..
Mrs. Nora Clark, Of Clemens, ar
4 rived In the city Friday to visit her
daughter. Mrs. 3. H. mills.
n Mrs III. Enrich, OF Albert Lea, Mimi,
L arrived in the city Friday evening to
visit fMr. and odrs. L. Lynx.
;.s Here IL your chance to get real value
In strictly high grade pianos If you act
quick. Tuffree's music house, * 4
Mrs. c. p. Rowe, Of New Sharon. was
in the city Friday on her way to her
home from Des Moines and Ames.
Mrs. s.. M. Little, of Mason City. ar
rived in the city Friday to visit her
/ parents. Mr.. and AIRS, Ben Watson.
miss Ruth williams, Of Chicago.
went Friday evening to Dies Moines
after q visit here with Mrs. Karl
4 1ngledue. 80. -..
q tAfrs. IS. -. Tinker, who has been SO
seriously lii for some time. is gradually
growing worse. Slight hopes are held
Tor her recovery.
Miss Myrtle Martin, Of Webster
City, arrived here Friday evening from
Cedar Rapids for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Urban.
= .ost--r,arfl ca.a containinr SAX. Car,ia
with owners name and an Eastern Star
receipt for 1916. Finder notify this Of
ace. -Advertisement.
Mesdames @. I. Apologize. v. I. APP
/ plegate and frank Adrian, Of Nevada,
visited in the city Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. clifford Adams. 81 :.
There was no Noticeable change in
\ Col G. C.. Horizons condition today.
The colonel IL very weak, and shSws no
signs ofamproyement "a
Mrs Edward Gchiliing, OF State Gem
4 ter, was in She city Friday Her sis-
r-in-law, Mrs. Belle Travis, accom-
p panied her home for a visit.
or and Mrs. George F. Smith and
son and Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Fuller, OF
I Eldora, were in the city Friday on
their way home from an extended visit
In Los Angeles. .e.ggs ~. T, ~
No waiting at Evsrists. Why7 Be-
4 cause he has the workmen to hang
your paper on short notice. Wall pa
Der al low as 8 cents per roll. Everist
wan paper and paint house. + =;
private funeral services for Bert
Ahrens were held at II o'clock this
forenoon at the home OF Stewart Eason,
4 North Fifth street, in charge OF Rev.
b. r.. Martin. The flowers bearers were
IS The funeral of Joseph Mthulka was
held from the Bohemia hall at o'clock
& Friday afternoon, in charge OF the G. s.,
p. S.. the local Bohemian fraternal So
ciety. Joseph Balvin conducted the SER
vice for the lodge. Burial was in Riv-
1 erside:: members Of the lodge acting as
rail- bearers. r:t@&
Misses Fannie Flower. Grace Ewald,
and Meta Schmidt, and Mesdames Rob
ert johnson, Lottie Higgin, and Stan
ley Sieg. The pail bearers were Mer-
+ ritt Greene. fJr., John Hise. A. w. Carl
sen, y. r. Gale. Stanley Sieg and r.. w.
McC.reefy. Mr.. and MISS. g. Arnold
and -SMr and MRS. Stanley Sieg, Of Des
Moines, were in attendance at the fu-
neral from out Of the city. ...,, 4, MI
Mrs "A. M. Thornton, 201 North SEQ
ond avenue, received word telling OF
( the death this morning Of her father,
AZ q. LANCE. at Grand Junction, Colo.
Nj. Lange's death was due to tuber-
culosis. Hil son. Howard Lange. died
Tuesday night Of leakage Of the heart.
ana both bodies will be brought to
Z snencer the former family home. for
Z burial Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton will go
j; to spencer Monday to attend the fu-
neral
AZ the HospitaIs. K
Miss Laila Stillwell. OF Melbourne,
i underwent an ope 4 .tion for a fbroid
tufnor at the Deaconess this morning.
Her condition 10 satisfactory. NJ
.Mrs. b. Thompson, OF Garwin, Sub
matted to an abdominal operation this
nnorning at the Deaconess, from which
sho Id recovering nicely. Il, -
j. 81. Reisinger, TIP West Nevada
\ street., - at the Deaconess for treat
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