Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

Jones Restaurant Company Will
furnish all kinds of lunches a; the Old
Settlers picnic, Thursday, August 10.
We can do your laundry work or
short notice. Will call for work
Flitton Laundry, "a West Church
| street.
Plumbing repair work promptly and
satisfactorily done by Hecker & Cal
lSins. 20 North First street. F'hone liz
| two rings.
The Iowa Central and Dillon ball
teams will play at Finkle's park Sun
day, August 9Th, at 8 p. m. Admission
is and rs cents. Ladies free.
DR.. Francis w. Briggs today filed
4 with the county recorder state GER
tificate to practice medicine, and will
| take up his residence in Laurel.
Word from Cedar Falls announces
/ that there is practically no change III
| the condition of Miss Lola Britton, al
tho the patient is gradually sinking
4 Mr.. Jared Elliott, of Minerva, was In
the city Friday afternoon, being on his
4 way home from Gilman, where he has
A been attending the county veterans
4 reunion.
Rev. M. Londahl, pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, went To
/ Roland Friday evening, where he VIII
I remain over Sunday, confirming class
of eight Sunday morning. The first
i communion will be administer in the
evening.
/ j. II. Augustine has filed a petition
in the district court for The August
\ term, in which he names Oris ana
Ethel Spence and S. o. WEIGH defen-
tants. The action is on q note, ana
4 q judgment for $3.50, interest and at
torneys fees, is asked.
i ANY one not wishing to bother with
a basket "Old Settlers Day." can get
anything they want in the way OF
lunches on the grounds. Hot coffee
/ by the barrel, gallon quart or cup.
4 Supper for those wishing to remain for
i the band concert. Jones Restaurant Co.
To Whom it May Concern: This is
! to certify that I have made careful
examination of all the dairy COWS OF
| George Loss and Son, ard subjected
I them to tests for tuberculosis and find
/ them all free from that disease. Aug.
i Q. 1905. F. J. Neiman, assistant state
/ veterinary surgeon.
4 The dropping of a small quantity Q.
4 hot lead into a pail of oakum started
4 a fire at the Marshall Plumbing and
4 Heating Company's building, 227 East
H Main street, at about 1920 this after
\ noon. The department from central
IN 4. 1od nd tho fire soon
l extinguished. The damage was very
4 slight.
Mr.. Charles C. Urine, assistant cash
Ter of the Marshalltown State Bank
left Friday night for Oshkosh, Wis.
/ where he will remain for u three weeks
visit with his wife and daughter at the
II summer home of Mrs. Trine's sister
Mrs. Ralph M. Burtis, on Lake Winnie
bago Mrs. Urine and Elizabeth, who
have been spending the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Burtis, will accompany
Mr.. Urine home.
4 Messrs. Charles Wilson and G. G
/ westcott, of Toledo, and Lyman Stod-
dard, and r. H. Ryan, Of Tama, were
in the city Friday afternoon, being OF
1 their way home from Gilman, where
| they have been in attendance at the
annual reunion of the Marshall County
Veterans Association. Mr. A. A. Jones
of Toledo. was another in attendance
at the reunion from Talna county, ane
\ went from Gilman to Laurel to spend
Sunday with daughter.
Miss Ginevra PIERCE Of Grinnell
formerly teacher in the public
schools Of this city. now of Boise, Ida
no. schools, spent Fridsly in the city
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81
ISnelling. Miss Peirce, in company
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u
lie. PIERCE, of Grinnell, will leave next
week for trip thru the Yellow Stone
National Park. and visit at the
Lewis and Clark centennial EXPOSE
| ton at Portland.
/ Mai. H. c. Johnson OF Maquoketa
was in the city Friday evening, being
on his way to LiscomIo. where he will
remain for about q week, visiting al
the home of his wife's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. q. A. Nershon. where Mrs John
son has been visiting Tor several
weeks. Major Johnson will remain al
Liscornb until the stale range meeting
lat Des Moines, which begins next
Friday and continues one week. Major
johnson is entered III the individual
| contests at long range, and may enter
the reginental team in the team
shoots.
Mrs. D. p Wilhelm, gave trolley
ride and picnic supper at the Soldiers
Home park Friday evening for crowt
of little folks in honor of her daughter
Igerna's 18th anniversary. A three.
course picnic luncheon was served b.
Mrs Wilhelm, assisted by Mrs. c. Q
Lawrence and Mrs. ]. H. Allgeyer. The
guests We're Misses Gladys and France!
Manchester, Phyllis Barry, Wilfrieds
Head, Letha Powell. Grace Wiley. Loo
Allgeyer, Margaret Armour, Ethe
Chapman, Ethel Hall, Gaynell ant
Corinne Whitney. and Bernice Schick
Mr.. ]. B. Mccormack, of Clemens
was in the city over night Friday, be
ing on his way to Hedrick, where h
will remain for visit of week will
his old friend and former comrade, J
NJ. Elder. Mr.. Mccormack was reared
by Mr.. Elders father, and grew up t,
manhood with his son. The two youn:
: men enlisted together in the Fifth In
diana cavalry, marched, bunked ant
! fought together from the beginning o
the war until 1854, when Mr.. Elder wa!
taken prisoner at Atlanta, Ca. and sen
to Andersonville, where he remained
six months. The visit of the two for
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