Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-06
Attend the carnival tonight.

The Redmen will give dance Sat
urday night.
f. II. Thomas. dentist over 10 West
Main. Telephone. new s22.
After the Divorce" tale of peas
ant life, at Liebigs
Saturday we offer you all our hand
bags at very low prices. M T.. An
drews.
Economy and Mason fruit jars in any
quantity you want, at Olson's. the
grocer
Tomorrow is hand-bag day at NJ. +.
Andrews Everything goes at a big
reduction
Friday night will be the best night
in the week for you to take your fam
lily to the carnival.
Golden Thistle flour, the finest on
the market: trial will convince you.
Olson. the grocer.
Several thousand people visited the
carnival grounds last night and you
shoul certainly attend tonight.
Children under 10 free admission to
the carnival grounds IL accompanied
by a parent or some one in charge.
4 Take ADVANTAGE of the special rates
on all railroads and attend the Great
Mid summer Carnival at Marshalltown.
Another large and good natured
| crowd but at the same time an orderly
one was In attendance at the carnival
last night.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
lowe. Central, was In the city this
morning. Mr.. Barr went north on bus
mess later In the day.
Saturday night as well as Friday
night the street cars will run to and
from the carnival grounds as late as
necessary to accommodate the crowds
DR.. and Mrs. o. L. Beeson, OF
Beatrice, Neb. are in the city for a
| visit of several weeks at the home of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Beeson. 524 North First street.
The special railroad rates for the
Marshalltown carnival are in effect
until Sunday. Take advantage of
these rates, visit Marshaltown and at
| tend the great midsummer carnival.
City Editor Rodney c. Wells, Of the
| Times Republican, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past four days
| with an attack Of appendicitis. Is now
resting easier and there is every prom
Use for recovery soon.
Mr. LeC;rand Wheaton,. of Medina,
N. Y, whose wife and little son are
l tt,. - II.
| G. w. Harris, spent the Fourth in this
city with them, leaving for home
Thursday night.
/ We have just received several ship
ments of linoleums, carpets and rugs
for fall, and 1t Is a pleasure to show
| these goods, SO come in and see them,
altho you may not be ready to buy. The
ID. c. Wilbur Store.
/ According to the Chicago Tribune
forty-five were killed and 1912 injur-
ed by accidents on the Fourth. The
cannon cracker is destructive, but
those iron beds at A. f. Wilbur &
Sons are practically indestructible.
Guy A. Meeker, who underwent an
operation at St Thomas hospital Mon
day. is doing as well as could be ex-
4 pected considering the nature and Sc
! verify of the operation. He is slowly
! gaining and his condition gives prom
lise of permanent recovery
! Ray Meredith who has been spend
/ ing the Fourth with his mother, Mrs.
] A. w. Heald. left for Iowa Falls this
| morning, where ne is employed by r. A.
Ely Of this city, as time keeper on
4 extension work Mr.. Ely is doing on
the Des Moines, Iowa Falls & North
ern.
Mr. John W. Wells and Miss Aman-
da Wells. who accompanied to West
field, Mass, Cor interment there, the
remains OF their monther, re-
turned home this morning They came
back by way Of Washington, d. c.
where they spent the Fourth with Mrs
Leona Wells.
Mrs. Arthur Reisen, of Milwaukee,
/ formerly Miss Anna Nelson, of this
city, is here for visit of several weeks
at the home of her mother, Mrs Carrie
Nelson, 312 North First avenue. She
| was accompanied to this city by her
sister, Miss Matena Nelson. who has
been visiting her in Milwaukee.
The program for the annual conven-
ton Of the State Association of Coun-
ty Attorneys. which has just been made
/ public, contains an address by County
Attorney r. e. Northup of this city,
who will speak on "Juries.' The con-
vention is to he held in Des Moines.
July 10 and H. and Mr. Northup will
speak on the latter date.
Mrs isaac Jennings and daughter
Louise, of Salt Lake City. are in The
J city for visit of two weeks with Mrs.
Minnie P. Griffin. Mrs. Jennings and
4 daughter have been at wellesley Col
lege where Mrs. Jennings daughter
Florence. graduated a short time ago
Miss Jennings is now visiting in the
east. but she will join her mother here,
and return home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schiller, of Fort
| Collins, Col. ware in the city Thursday
for short time visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Furbush. Mr.. and Mrs. Schu-
Ter were on their way to Waterloo to
visit with and near Rev. Frank Cum
saulis, d. D., who is Mrs. Schuler's
| father, speak. DIR Gunsaulis delivered
a lecture on Gladstone at the afternoon
session of the chautaudua. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schiller were in the city again
! Thursday evening.
About forty-six ladies were in at
/ tendance Thursday afternoon at the