Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-29
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.


| Crepe paper streamers for the Fourth
at Liebg's.
Surprise! 25c hose supporters 1oc.
| Archie Parker.
| Simon's for bargains In wash
skirts and suits
| F. e. Thomas. dentist, over 10 West
Main Telephone, new s22.
Go to Simon's June clearing sale for
bargains in trimmed hats
1 Surprise. 10 yds. Lonsdale muslin,
worth 10c yard, for CSC. Archie Par
| ker.
| You will want to see the Navajo
| girls at the carnival new and beauti-
! full entertainment.
Auto parties. make arrangements
ahead for Michaels' auto-livery. 1903
East Church street.
Give the children ride on the Ferris
wheel at the carnival grounds, corner
Main and Twelfth streets.
I DR.. Janss has opened an office over
Trautman's shoe store, and will give
|
| Monday night is Marshalltown night
| at the carnival, go out and see the car
nival. while everything is new and
| fresh.
Surprise: misses and childrens navy
blue and cardinal white polka dot,
hose worth 25c, for Toe a pair. A. NJ.
| Parker.
! Don't kill the umpire If his decisions
make you tired, just buy one of those
rest-giving lounges at A. E. Wilbur &
| Sons and forget your troubles
The home of F. F.. Frederick, 1903
North Fourth street. was quarantined
for scarlet fever Thursday Mrs.
Frederick and infant son are sick.
Money back If they fail" is the
guarantee with every 50-cent box of
Mi-o-na stomach tablets,-no more in
! digestion. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilbur will leave
| tomorrow night for Chicago and Grand
| Rapids, for weeks stay. Mr.. Wilbur
/! will look after business matters in both
| cities.
| There was an attendance of about a
dozen at the meeting of the Fraternal
| Bankers Reserve, entertained Thurs
day afternoon, by Mrs. D. w. Kelley,
3O1 South Fifth street Refreshments
followed the business session.
A chance for an outing and small
wages for a young man 20 years or
10 hall ah a al
Whitaker's Pleasure Resort, at Clear
Lake. Address Issac Whitaker, Man
ager, stating wages with board includ
ed.
Mr. and Mrs v e. Liebig entertain
ed few of the court hous rats"
Thursday evening at their home. All
the trimmings" that go with typical
affair of this kind We're thrown in, but
it did not prove necessary to call the
patrol.
Twenty-one little boys and girls,
members of Mrs. d. S Good S Sunday
school class, at the Baptist church,
We're entertained at her home, 306 West
Main street, Thursday afternoon. and
had merry time with various out
door games Mrs. Good was assisted
in serving supper on the lawn by Miss
Gertrude Miller and Mrs. E. NJ. Sim
gleton.
Mrs. Helen S. Padmore and family,
which comprises Miss Julia Padmore a
! teacher in the high school, Miss Grace
Padmore, and Mr.. Curtis Padmore, the
| latter a clerk in the employ of B. A
| Morgan. have rented the Allard cot
tage at 405 Y North Fourth street and
will take possession in about ten days.
The family has been living in the
! Simmons residence at 8 South Third
street during the past year
The members Of Mrs. c. w. Sparks
Methodist Sunday school class of
young girls, twenty or more in num-
! ber their teacher and several invited
guests, enjoyed the afternoon and a
picnic supper Thursday at the Soldiers
Home park. Those not members of the
class who participated We're Bessie
Flower, Myra Harris, Hazel and Lena
Collins, Cleopatra Oppice Helen Pc
terson, Ada Bratt and Miss Madge
Sparks.
| Mrs c. H. E. Boardman and Miss
Emma Woodbury. We're hostessas yes
| terday afternoon to a delightful in
| formal bridge party of sixteen ladies
| at the home Of the former. 405 East
Main street, in honor Of Miss Wood
bury's sister, Mrs. F. \. WatteEhery, of
| New York, and Mrs. p w. McCreery S
sisters, Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Cole
of Kansas City, Mo. Prizes We're Civ
( en- to the three honored guests. A
delicious two course luncheon was aft
crwards server by the hostesses.
Mr.. vncil Coulter, of Macon. Mo-,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Coulter, at Albion. and
at the home Of his aunt, Mrs. M. w.
Hovey, in this city, left Thursday even
| ing for Macon, where he will remain
| for some time with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Coulter Mr.. Coul-
| ter has but recently graduated from
the University Of Chicago, where he
has been taking post graduate work,
and will be identified with the Joliet.
Ill., high school next year. He had
been teaching in Connecticut prior to
taking up his advanced work in Chi
| cago.
Robert Shewalter, of Marietta, who
was struck by lightning while return
| ing from the circus grounds Tuesday
afternoon, rested fairly well at ST.
| Thomas hospital Thursday night, and
his symptoms We're pronounced as en-
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