Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-16

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Or. ,anss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 3O2 West Main
Three good secondhand pianos for
sale at Harlan's. 80
When you want good watermelon
ask your grocer for melons from the
Cold Storage Company. They are cold.
The Marshall Carnival Co. wants bids
on all privileges held at carnival
grounds. See add in the want columns
of this paper
Mrs. b. A. Morgan, Miss Emma Wood
bury and Miss Katharyn Brooke, who
have been at Clear Lake for the past ten
days enjoying an outing at the Morgan
cottage, returned home Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Louie X. willitts, who has been
spending the summer, in company with
her mother. with Liscomb relatives, ar
rived in the city this morning and will
remain until after the close of the coun-
ty institute.
The members of the Country Club will
rod high carnival at the club grounds
tonight with costume party. If the
originality of some of the members is
given full play some amusing results
may be expected.
Those desiring to accommodate stu
dents during the normal institute will
please mail a card to County Superin-
tendent j. Morrissey, stating whether
ladies or gentlemen or both, and how
many are wanted, whether rooms or
meals only, or both may be had, loca-
ton and prices.
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AT a IL o'clock breakfast given today
by Mrs. Henry w. Shove to about fifty
of her young lady friends. the engage
ment of Miss Mary Wells to Mr.. George
r. Berriman, of Springfield, H., was an
rounced. The wedding is to occur in Oc-
tober. The decorations for the break
fast were in pure white and the hostess
was assisted in serving by her daugh-
tiers, Misses Ida and Marie Shove, Ada
Powers and Leila David.
Following reduced rate arrangements
via c., NJ & ST. P: To points in Colora.
do, Utah and South Dakota. Round trip
tickets to New York city, with stop
over provision each way at Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Washington, Baltimore
or Philadelphia. Also round trip rates te
St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, ST.
Paul and St. Joseph, Mo- Call upon any
ticket agent of the c.. NJ. & ST. p, or
write F. A. Miller, G. P. a., Chicago,
Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Brundage, of Belle
PLANE. spent Thursday afternoon in the
city, leaving in the evening for Kinks
vile. Mo-, where they We're summoned
by a telegram announcing that DR..
Brundage's father, Samuel Furrow, was
not expected to live. DR.. Nettie Furrow,
of Belle PLANE, sister or DIR. Brundage
and formerly of this city, has been in
Ilirksville since Jan. Is. Mr.. Furrow has
been sufferer with softening of the
brain.
A horse belonging to j. NJ. Friedman
became frightened yesterday afternoon
on Lincoln street because of not being
hitched to the buggy properly, and in
starting to plunge and rear broke the
buggy and narrowly escaped throwing
out its occupants, Mr.. Friedman and one
or two of his smaller children. Mr.
Charles Wright, who attempted to ge,
the horse by the reins. was struck by
the animals hoof and his left ankle bad
lily bruised.
The annual army of winged crickets
has put in its appearance and COM
menced bothering pedestrians at night
There are millions of them about the
electric lights at night and on any light
spots about the curling and sidewalks
The insects do not appear to be the
genuine cricket and manage to reach
! second story windows without any
trouble at all. being equipped with small
wings. This is the third season that
! they have made their appearance during
the summer months.
Car No. 3. of the Marshalltown Light
4 Power and Railway company, was
brought out from the shops yesterday
i bright and fresh with thirteen coats
| of paint and varnsh. The color of the
cars is to be changed to shade of yell
| low, with gold and dark trimmings. All
! of the cars are to be repainted anC
| vanished and overhauled thruout anc
| the work will be completed by mex
spring. The company has contracted t.
purchase several new summer cars fol
next seasons business.
4 Miss Ida Bohen, daughter of Mr.. e
1 B. Bohen, residing seven miles south o
the city in Timber Creek township, lief
Il Thursday evening on the Colorado spe
cial for Snyder. Morgan county, Colo
RADIO, where she will remain for TIL
). winter on account of her health. ant
spend her time teaching school. Mis-
Bohen spent all of last winter in Colo
RADIO on. account of her health, Sigh
lung affection having developed With
the past few years. Her stay in tn
west last year benefited her materially
but Of late, or since returning home ha
been experiencing more or less of he
old trouble.
Regarding the excursion from Center
vile to this city run by the Iowa Cen
trail railway on August 4. the Moravi
Tribune has the following to say in ii
= current Issue: The Central excursio
r to Marshalltown Sunday was cornplet
: success. Ten coaches loaded to tn
guards and some on top, took in owe
r 1900 people nearly all from Centervill
this town, Abba and Oskaloosa. TT
5 Fifty-frst band gave one of its famou
concerts all afternoon at Riverside par
where there was also boating, swim
ming. high diving, merry-go-rounds an
all sorts of sports, in which thousand
: of people participated or were onlooker
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