Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-16
Tunes 7enhlirs Marsa1tn,ut amua, 11g'1st IL 1906

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Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
Wanted~-A good boy at Morelandis
grocery.
Dr. Harris, office removed to over nj.
r. Andrews store.
F. f.. Thomas. dentist, over 10 west
Main. Telephone, new s22.
Gro to the carnival grounds early and
see the slide. for life at Sis.
If you want bargains In silks, come
Friday. Benedict & Brintnall.
Miss Mae Bright. of LalMolle. is the
guest of Miss Marie Widn!an for a
few days.
Remember that the slide for life takes
place at Sis in the evening, so come
out early and see this act.
Wanted - Experienced teamsters.
None but competent men need apply.
Iowa Artificial Ice and Refrigeratng
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Heether. of Nor
folk, Va, are in the city for a visit OF
two weeks at the home of Mrs. Heeth-
er's sister. Mrs. G. ]. McConbs.
| MIR. Walter Hull, who is a student
at Chicago University, is at home to
spend the summer vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hull.
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Miss Eva Marlsby underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at St Thomas hospital this
morning. She rallied nicely and is
doing as well as could be expected.
Ladies free! Ladies free! Ladies
-Friday-Burlington and the Brown
| les play n postponed game. 1t is Ia
dies free day. and the ladies can see
the game for ten cents.
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/ Misses May and Rae Swearingen
and Vivian and Pauline F'raley of Al
bion, are in the city for brief visit
| with Miss Marie Wildman and with
the Misses Fraley's uncle. Mr.. John
| Hobbs.
Mrs. Percy Webster is in Chicago
visiting with friends. Before she re-
| turns. in two or three weeks. she will
take trip about the lakes In the
hope of benefiting her health, which
has not been good for several months.
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Joseph Johnston and l.. w. Robbins,
who have been attending the national
G.. A. r. encampment at Minneapolis,
returned home this morning. Mr.. Rob-
bins was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Alice WoodforG. and her daugh-
| far Nfa ,,f
whom he met at Minneapolis. and who
will visit at the Robbins home for
about a month.
g. G.. Yoeman. of Richland Mo,
was secured Wednesday by w. b. Ell
| lott, who has charge of the speed de-
partment of the coming county fair,
| to start the races on the three after
| Moons when races are to be rum Mr..
Yoeman will also judge the roadster
| class of the horse division. Mr.. Yoe-
| man is a cousin of F. A. Moscrp of
| this city. and is a veteran horseman.
| In the list of those Frustrated by the
| heat at Minneapolis Wednesday after
noon there appeared the name of Sam
uel Johnson Of this city. 1t could not
be learned here this morning which one
of the many Johnsons living in the city
| this Samuel Johnson was. The effects
\ he suffered from the heat were not at
| all serious. e. Hepner, also of this
| city, was also named in the list of in
| jured. His injury was given as lame
| foot. Mr. Hepner hurt his foot by
| fall here several weeks ago, and he
went to Minneapolis altho he had not
entirely recovered from the injury.
| A company of about forty-five gath
cred at the home of Martha Ferguson,
| No. 1901 West Main street, Wednesday
/ evening to spend few parting hours
| with Rev. Edgar P. Ellyson and fami-
ly, who leave for Greenville, Tex, soon
where Rev. Ellysop will teach in the
Biblical department of the Texas Hol-
mess University, while Mrs. Emily
ICllyson, his wife will continue in the
evangelistic work. Those who gath
| cred were some of the staunch friends
co-workers and students of the Ely
| sons. in their labor for the Christian
Workers Training School and city
mission wok. A bountiful lap supper
was served after which many words
of appreciation and cheer were ex
pressed by the friends gathered, and
SuDSltIlldl lOheH III lllS way VI lIlOHSy
was rendered them, after which the
pleasant, tho sad company parted
with song and prayer.
A number of the Y NJ. c. A. boys,
who expect to attend the association
camp at Minerva, which begins August
%. gathered at the association build
ing Wednesday evening, and were Civ
en- all the watermelon they could eat.
During the evening some Of the plans
for the camp were prepared. The tents
will be placed on the grounds Aug. %,
and the day following the boys will go
into camp. They will be divided into
groups of six or eight boys to group,
and each group will be named, and will.
adopt a yell. Each day the tents will
be inspected, and a banner will be
given to the tent each day that shows
the best care and neatest appearance.
The tent that secures the banner the
most times will be given a prize when
camp breaks up. There will be bon
fire each evening, and one evening an
entertainment will be given. The clos
ing day, Aug. 2S, will be visitors day.
Another rally of the boys will be held
at the Y. NJ C. A. next Monday even
ing and at that time permanent !
outing committee will be organized.