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n • • * vs**V1IV1 V »* A1 | f liV- Urooms, and everything- will be made as comfortable and convenient as possible. It is expected that the house will be ready for occupancy by tomorrow night. It is located in the grove in the southeast part of the farm near the north and south road, an ideal, location for such a hospital. «It is not the purpose of the authorities to take any patient to the hospital who can be cared for at home. The hospital is simply for the accommodation of sufferers from contagious or infectious diseases who may not have other accommodations, such as strangers in the city, or persons in homes where there are many children and it is deemed advisable to take tho patient to the hospital.Wedding Announcement.Mr, and Mrs. William HowardiTuttle have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. Richard Frederick Sparks, of Marshalltown, to occur at their homo in this city, Friday evening, Oct. 13th, at eight o'clock.Ice Cream and Beer.Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 20.A /v it /Ihis host of friends will wish him success as a disciple of Blackstone.Dainty invitations, announce monts, etc., at this office.OF FATHER AND MOTHERDr. Brown’s Address at the ChristianChurch last Night Arouses Old Memories.Dr. Brown delivered an interesting sermon last night at the Christian church in honor of father and mother. He said that we can travel as far today in one hour as our fathers could in one week with the old ox wagon.We enjoy great blessings because our fathers made it possible. Others labored and we have entered the fruit of their labors. We read books we never wrote; ride on railway trains we never built. We ought not take too much credit to ourselves.ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY.Miss Dorothy Tuttle was hostess at a charming dinner party last evening at 6 o’clock at her home on west Bank street, which occasion was also the announcement of her approaching marriage. A select few of the intimate friends of the hostess were the guests and were allseated at one table which held for*Its centerpiece a bouquet of cosmos. Ribbons were stretched from thecenterpiece to each cover ^nd at the end of the dinner the guests wereinstructed to pull the ribbons. The cards thus revealed, bore the names of Miss Tuttle and Mr. Richard Frederick Sparks and the date—October 13th.%Miss Tuttle has for the past two years been instructor of English in the Ida Grove high school, having since her graduation from Grinnell College been teaching English. She has a large circle of friends in this city who will bo interested in the announcement of her approaching wedding.Mrs. John S. Heffner of Diincombo was the only out of town guest.guarccamp!hordeorderGet the e ing tl of thsignethe c Farm reslgi begin Georging: 3 mi tl:all ccEThComnnmintIowa,1910,whirlHeathcnncypostn:ranchoffice, the iiOn ti
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Webster City Tribune
Webster City, Iowa, US
Fri, Sep 29, 1916
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