Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-02

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Have you seen those elegant rugs at
Marion Cards? They are fine!
Remember that the admission to the
carnival grounds is only ten cents.
Tonight will be the very best night
Of the week for Marshalltown people
to attend the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitacre, 206
West Grant street are parents of Il
daughter, born Sunday morning.
Take your girl for ride in the lovers
tub on the stceple chase and she will
like you better than ever before.
ON account of our large stock of fire
works Simmons book store will be
open Monday and Tuesday nights.
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Court of Honor will give a dance at
Eedmen's hall Tuesday evening. July
3. Admission Toe. Jones orchestra.
The first and best performance at the
carnival will be tonight. be sure and
attend as all your friends will be
there.
There Is no opium acids, or alcohol In
Mi -o-na stomach tablets. Ask Me
Bride e VIII to show you the Mi o-na
guarantee: they cure.
If you only have ten cents spend 1t
for admission to the carnival grounds
and watch the people in the lovers
tub of the steeple chase
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Remember that it will cost you only
ten cents for admission to the car
nival grounds and that this is the best
possible way to spend your evening.
D.
Miss Jeanette Van Week of Mime
apolis, returned home Sunday night af
ter brief visit in the city at the G. L.
Dtlffield home. and with other friends
here
Sunday was an ideal day in point of
weather and the furniture and floor
coverings at A. II: Wilbur & Sons are
ideal in point of style. construction and
finish.
Lost or stoen--Very old gold brace
let having five links. center link had
black stone set with pearls and bound
with gold coil. Liberal reward IL re-
turned to Times Republican office.
60.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Boyce, of Des
Moines. We're over-Sunday visitors in
the city at the home of the formers
brother. Ticket Agent Boyce, Of the
Great Western railroad Mr.. H. s.
Boyce is operator in the dispa tcher's
office of the Great Western at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Grace Allen, colored of Burl-
iHgton, spoke to good sized meeting
OF boys at the Railroad Y M. c. A.
Sunday afternoon. Dr. G. +. Wan
berg talked to the boys about the his
tory of the American flag Miss Helen
Abbott sang. During the month of
July Mr.. w. I. Smith will have charge
OF the boys meetings.
Mrs. e. w. Smith left the city this
morning to spend the summer in Min
neapolis and at Lake Minnetonka. She
will meet Mrs. Grace X. Haviland, Ii
bcarian Of the public library, who has a
two months leave Of absence. in st.
Paul tomorrow, and if present plans
carry they will start for trip thru
Yellowstone park about July 10.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, OF the Soldiers
Home, has been invited to deliver the
Fourth of July grafton at Clear Lake.
and will leave for that place Tuesday
evening. Rev. Cole was a resident of
Clear Lake for two years while pastor
prior to the fall of 1886. Clear Lake is
for a big celebration.
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Guy A. Meeker. son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. Meeker, was operated on al ST.
Thomas hospital this morning for gall
stones. Mr. Meeker withstood the OPP
Grafton we'll, but 1t will be a few days
before the result will be known. The
case was an aggravated one, and the
operation was severe. but the patient
has a good constitution. which will
help him in recovery.
Mr.. c. r. Robins, North Fourth
avenue, assistant superintendent of the
Insurance Company. was
.emoved to st. Thomas hospital this
forenoon to undergo an operation for
Mr. Robins has been suf-
.'ering with the disease for about ten
lays, and his condition is now so seri-
ous that an operation was deemed nee,
assary to save his life.
Friends in the city will be panied to
learn of the very serious illness of j.
e. Starkey, who left here about two
years ago for Minneapolis, where the
family is now living. Mr.. Starkey is
confined to his bed with dropsy, and
his condition Is critical. Mr.. Starkey
while living here, was employed in the
Iowa Central car shops. and resided at
2O3 West Church street. New Sharon
was for years the family's home.
Miss Abbie Shumway, of Marietta
township, who, with Robert Shewalter,
was severely injured by being struck
by lightning last Tuesday, was re-
moved to her home Saturday. MIR. She
walter was able to sit up in bed for |
a short time Sunday. and today was
able to be in a chair for short time.
Sunday. and today was able to be in a
chair for a short time. If he contin- !
ues to show favorable symptoms dur
Ing the next few days he will be re-
moved to his home.
Secretary John A. Goodell, of the
Railroad Y. M. c. A.. will leave Tues
day night for Lake Geneva Wis, to !
attend the summer conference of secre-
tares of the middle west, which will
a CT IoI1 will