Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-27

out sale.
Dinner will be ready at II a. m. car
nival week at The Paragon" 119 East
Main street.
Wealth if Possible, With Grace. if
Not by any Means, Get Wealth and
Place" AT Liebig's
Cora 3. Williams, NJ. D., diseases
! of women and children and obstetrics.
Office over the Fair store. Residence
! sos West Main. Phone 81.
From this date the weather will be
better and you will need a nice ham
mock or porch curtain. Best stock in
! town at Simmons book store.
Assistant General Superintendent
Cantilon of the Northwestern, passed
thru the city this morning in his bust
ness cal, attached to second No. 3 west.
The Lady Macabees will have a So
ciable tomorrow night for the sir
knights and their wives and the Lady
Macabees and their husbands, at $50
at the X. o. T. NJ hall.
Miss Celit Lyday, of Newton, state
secretary OF the Christian Endeavor.
passed thru the city this morning, be-
ing on her way to attend the Fifth dis
trict convention of FndeaVorerS, which
began at Montour Thursday evening.
Engineer James T. Elder. of the Cen
trail, who has been running out of this
city on the chain gang went to Os-
Ykaloosa Thursday evening, where he
has bene assigned a regular run on
freights so and 81, on the north end,
between Oskaloosa and Mason City.
NJ. and st. L. pile driver, No. X 61,
which is being used by the Iowa Gen.
trail, was sent to the Linn creek bridge
east of town this morning to erect q
new span and otherwise repair the
bridge which, owing to the recent high
stage OF the water, has been consider
ably weakened. After completing their
work ut Linn creek the pile driver and
crew VIII be sent to the Timber creek
quarry, where n new bridge will be
erected. The span over the small
creek at that place has been entirely
washed away in the recent food. From
there they will go to South Skunk, to
work on the bridge at that point.
Treas urer L. S. Peckham. of the Mar
shalltoVn Carnival Company and Mr..
d. s. Good arrived home Thursday eve
ming from Peoria, H., where they have
been in attendance for a few days at
the carnival being held in that city this
week. The main object of Mr.. Peck
hams visit was to secure a few of the
best attractions for the Marshalltown
carnival. and this he was able 10 do
For the most part however, the Mar
shaltown men were not very we'll salts
fed with the Peoria carnival. The
greater part of the attractions are
together as an organization,
forming carnival trust as it We're, and
the major portion of their entertain
ment is not very satisfactory Mr..
Pecshan is of the opinion that the Pc
ora carnival is not rs good as Mar
carnival last year. and the
company here will not book attractions
that will not make the 1907 affair bet
ter than last year.
Mrs. A. X Emerson and daughter
Florence. of Newton, arrived in the city
evening and were guests over
night Of their friend, Mrs Harriet Mil
Ter. Mrs. Emerson and daughter went
TO Eldora this morning, Where they
spent the day with friends, and, return
ing here this evening, will remain over
night again with Mrs. Miller. returning
to their home tomorrow morning. Mrs.
Emerson VIII be remembered by Mar
shalltcwn friends as former resident
here when she was Mrs. Gertrude Por-
ter She is Il daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 3. C. Van Court, old Marshalltown
residents, now Of Newton. Compli-
mentary to Miss Emerson Mrs. Miller
a few friends Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ella
8aughman, 30 North Third avenue.
The evening was spent with games and
music, followed by refreshments served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Baugh-
man. Mrs. Mller's guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. e. U. Berlin,
Misses Lille Fisher, Edna Cross, Mae
Sherman, Bertha Campbell, Edna
Baughlnan and Grace Tophf; Messrs.
Jasper Fisher, Alfred Stern. Will Jor-
dan, f.. II. Bay, NJ U. Chesire, RAMA
Euziere Ray Young, Charles Lux and
Bates.
The Northwestern railroad boys con-
ceived new scheme yesterday In
sending on happy honeymoon one of
the passenger brakemen Charley |
Gamble, who was married to Miss Eta
Fuller at Clinton. Wednesday even |
ing. Mr.. Gamble is brakeman on
passenger trains % and IS, with Con-
ductors T.. o. Hicks and b. l.. Alb, |
bott, and is a brother OF Miss Grace
Gamble, who recently visited in this
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Raymond. |
The groom's friends among the rail
road men had printed 1000 dodgers |
Eta and Charlie. and |
them to every passenger |
on the train, and at all stations. A
liberal amount of the advertising mat I
ter was sent to Boone, where the third |
crew takes the train to Council Bluffs |
The hand bills contained the informa-
ton that they have never travelled |
together before, and their friends hope
you will overlook their actions and |
mistakes, and extend them all the
that the new book of rules
permit. They are going to Council I
Bluffs, and when that station is called /
please be sure that they get off the
rain all right" Members of the train /
crew searched the coaches thru for
some distinguished looking gentleman
10 make the newly married couple a
speecl, on behalf of the passengers
Councilman Merritt Greene, of the
Third ward who was returning from
4 business trip to Pittsburg, was Sc
ected, and did the honors very nice
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