Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-06
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Harris, Ferguson, la.
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| II in doubt, visit the carnival.
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d. A. Collision. dentist, Tremon
! block.
| BE sure and attend the carnival to-
| night.
Snider's baked beans at Olsons, the
grocer.
The Redmen will give dance Sat
| urday night.
Go to the carnival grounds early and
avoid the rush.
MIR. Scraggs," like folorn hope lost
in a fog, at Liebig's.
DO something for the children by
taking them to see the carnival
When looking for first-class camp
stool with or without back see Schmidt
Economy and Mason Sruit jars in any
quantity you want. at Olson's, the
grocer.
If you are in the dumps visit Bum
Fuzzle and Giggle Alley, and you will
feel better.
Economy and Mason fruit jars In any
quantity you want, at Olson's, the
grocer.
A small account book with pair Of
specs found at carnival grounds July 4.
Loser can have by calling of Il, G.
Pierce.
II you are afraid of a gasoline stove
try the perfection kerosene stove--the
very best satisfaction guaranteed. See
Schmidt.
Good order is maintained at the car
nival and no one need feel the least bit
doubtful about taking their families TO
the grounds
Go to the carnival grounds as early
as possible both Friday and Saturday
nights as the later cars are apt to be
more crowded.
Children under 10 free to the grounds
at the carnival, and you should GER
tainly take advantage of this oppor-
tunity and give your children an out
ing.
Mr.. Herbert S. Lawrence, assistant
cashier at the City National bank, left
Thursday for trip to California. He
will be absent from the city probably
the rest of this month.
Mrs. Emma Emery, q former well
known resident of this city, has ar
rived here from Mason City. and viii
be the guest for several weeks, of Miss
Minnie Russell. 500 West Main street.
Every farmer in Marshall county
should attend the Great Midsummer
Carnival in Marshaltown, Saturday
afternoon. when children under 10
years of age will be admitted to the
grounds free Of charge
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert C. WATSON, OF
Washington, d. c.. are in the city for
visit of several weeks with Mr. Was
sons brothers. Messrs. 7. !. and w. A.
WATSON. and with Mrs. Wasson's Sis
ter, Mrs. f. e. Wheeler.
The articles of incorporation of the
Marshall County Fair Association have
been filed with the county recorder.
The incorporators given are some of
the prominent men of the corporation.
and the officers as recently elected are
listed.
Thirty members of the Des Moines Y.
M. G. A., accompanied by Secretary j..
H. F'ellingham. will pass thru the city
this evening on their way to Lake
Francis, Mimi, where the party is 60
ing for its annual camp and outing. The
party will be Lake Francis about ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cattell. of Grand
Junction, who We're i'm this city to at
tend the wedding Wednesday of Miss
lena Dodds and Mr.. James Rose. re-
turned home today MIR. and Mrs. Eber
Pettitt and daughter, who We're also
here for the wedding, and visited at the
E. w. Bunce home, have returned to
their home in Cedar Rapids.
Ross Housington, who was so SER
iously injured by the explosion of a
giant fire cracker the Fourth. is get
ting along as nicely as could be eX-
pected His eyes seem to be no worse
than the day they were burned, and
altho it will take several days to de-
termine the outcome of his injuries it
is hoped that his eyesight may be
saved.
A company ot the mutes of the city
and others fror, out of town, were en-
tertained at the Hemstreet home. 6091s
East Main street. at delightful pic
mic and social affair. Those who were
present from out Of the city were Mr..
w. Beatty and Miss L. Purchaser, OF
Nevada and NJ. Body, of Eldora. In
the. evening the company visited the
Soldiers Home and the carnival.
Veteran Henry Fletcher was buried
at the Soldiers Home today, services
over his remains being conducted by
Rev Father James Fitzpatrick. rector
bert J. Reede-. another veteran just
passed away at the Soldiers Home,
will be buried there late this after ION.
the hour Of services to be conducted
by Chaplain Cole, being fixed for $50
o'clock Arrangement for the funeral
of Charles W. Steward are not yet
completed.
Mr. and Mrs r. W. McCreery. 212
West State street, entertained a COM
pany of twenty friends Thursday even
ing at progressive bridge. in honor OF
tho hoStesS' sister Miss Grace Cole of