Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main


DR.. Billiard, osteopath. rs East Main
Carnival queen tickets free at the
Fair.
Potatoes so cents. The Mutual Ben
eft.
Now is the time to buy parasols and
NJ. f. Andrews is the place.
Scotch lawns, all you want of them,
21a cents yard. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. F'litton are the
parents of baby girl, born this after
noon.
For brick sidewalks, sodding, grading
or excavating of cellars, see t. l..
Lloyd, new phone, SCI.
The gold coin stamps will not go
when the votes are given on the carni-
val queen. o. H. Hole.
Do not forget the mems or boys
straw hat sale tomorrow at the Fair
Store. Will make a special inducement
for you to buy.
We have the largest stock. best as
sortment and finest hammocks in the
city Special sale this week. Sim
mons Book Store
Wednesday, from to II o'clock, lad
les muslin gowns. lace and embroidery
trimmed. for Al cents. Not more than
two to each customer. Lee IL Benedict.
Wise men originate, monkeys imi-
tate. From now until June % we will
give a carnival queen ticket free of
charge with every 81 purchase at our
store. The Fair.
Mr.. Will r. Gilchrist of Grnnell Col
lege, arrived home Monday evening for
the summer vacation. This is Mr.. Gil
christ's first year at Iowa College, dur
ing which time he has succeeded in
making the college base ball nine.
Mr.. E. U. Emery and his bookkeeper,
Miss Jennie Lundstrum. went to Belle
PLANE this morning for stay of few
days. Mr.. Emery is soon to open a
branch store at that place and goes to
make arrangements for his opening.
The vote on the piano contest for the
election of queen of the carnival stood
as follows this noon: Miss Hattie Van
Derveer, 81: Miss Florence Harris, II;
Miss Neva Bentley, so; Miss Hulda
Goldsmith, Is; Mabel Drum. 4; Fanny
Griffin, IL; and Agnes Drum, 5.
Owing to the lateness of Iowa Cen
trail passenger train No. 2 into Grinnell
last evening those who were on board
from this city going to attend the grad
hear portion of the program, rs the
train did not arrive in that city until .
o'clock.
Division superintendent Fl. j. Slifer,
of the C. & n. W., was In the city Mon
Day evening. His private car came in
from the east attached to local No. 13
and was transferred at this point to
the Colorado special to be taken to
Council Bluffs, where Mr.. Slifer goes on
company business.
Mrs. f. e. Willard went to Grinnell
Monday evening to attend the gradual
ing exercises of Iowa College and to
spend several weeks visiting Mr.. Will
lerd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Will
lard. Mrs. Willard and children do not
Grinnell will go to their future home in
Chicago.
The oratorio Frithjof Sage. sung by
the mems chorus and the oratorio asso-
citation of Iowa College at Grinnell,
Monday, was one of the recent musical
events of the state. This oratorio was
sung by chorus of over 100 trained
voices, assisted by soloists from the
east, also the Chicago Symphony Or
chestra. Mr.. Leonard Carney son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Carney, of this city was
one of the members of the chorus.
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Carnival queen tickets free at the
Fair.
The team belonging to N. j. Clark
huff, the city scavenger. INDUCED in a
spirited runaway on South Second
avenue at about s o'clock this morning.
While driving south near the foot of
Second avenue the team became fright
ened and dashed down the avenue.
Turning the corner east back of the
Northwestern station they dashed or
until striking telephone pole, where
their driver was thrown to the ground.
The horses being freed from the wagon
continued their run until they colided
with a street car standing on South
Third avenue. The force of the contact
with the car threw one of the horses
underneath the car where 1t sustained
severe bruises and cuts about the head
and legs. The other horse was unin-
jured. The car was not broken. Mr..
Carkhuff was slightly bruised about the
head and shoulders.