Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-11

DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
| Good 5 cent huSking mittS. Scnmldl
DR.. Wood, eye, ear. nose and throat
Ask John Pursel what Blatchford's
Oatmeal will do for young calves
Mr. George W. McGill, of Minneap'
oils spent Thursday in the city OF
business.
Miss Eta Lord will sew by the day
in city or country. New phone $40
three rings.
Try one can of K. NJ. Dickinson
maple and cane syrup tomorroM
morning on pancakes.
Remember that tomorrow afternoon
all children are admitted to the car
nival grounds free of charge
! Home made chocolate and walnut
| fudge, Italian nougat and the best
line of chocolate creams, at Culley $
All the grocers are handling II. M
| Dickinson's maple and cane syrup. and
Eastern Star maple and cane syrup
| Try one.
Tonight promises to be the best
| night in the entire week at the car
nval and everyone should make ar
engagements to attend.
] Are YOU a booster for home indus
tries? If so. give your grocer an or
der for one can of r. NJ Dickinson's
maple and cane syrup.
One of Coles Hot Blast heaters is
Just the thing for a quick fire. Keeps
fire with cobs. with wood, with soft or
| hard coal or coke. Schmidt.
All four free acts at the carnival
give the best of satisfaction and any
one of them is well worth the price
of admission to the grounds.
Miss Nellie Heisinger entered st.
| Thomas hospital Thursday afternoon,
and on Saturday morning will under
go an operation for appendicitis.
During carnival week the street cars
will stop only at street intersections
| between Third street and carnival
grounds Marshalltown l.. =. & Ry. Co.
purchase tickets to the entertainment
course and secure a ticket to the extra
number free Seat sale next Wednes-
day. Oct. 16.
You should give your children ride
on the big ferris wheel at the carnival
as this is the largest wheel ever car
ried by any carnival company and they
will certainly enjoy it.
The funeral of jeremiah Walter was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Bramer, 500 West Linn
street, Thursday afternoon, Rev. NJ. n.
Smith officiating The body was
buried in Riverside.
On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
the STORY hour" at the public library
will be resumed. Miss Carolyn Ander-
son will tell the stories and all chill
dren in the kindergarten and first
grades are invited tomorrow.
Sheriff C. S. Hutson went to TT.
Madison Thursday with f. McDermet.
who was recently ordered confined in
the penitentiary by Judge Parker for
an indeterminate sentence of not ex-
ceeding five years, for larceny.
Milan Pinkerton submitted to an
operation Thursday afternoon for the
removal of an enlarged and infected
gland of the groin. The gland was
suppurating badly, necessitating it's re-
moval in order to effect a recovery.
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The great animal circus at the car
nival continues to draw large crowds
and everyone who has so far attended
has been more than satisfied with this
fine attraction. You will certainly be
sorry if you fail to see this greatest
of trained animal exhibitions.
Mesdames Trautmann, Huston. Nor
gan, Kane and Haines, We're hostesses
Thursda' ernoon at the Trautmann
home, CO.. West Main street, to the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society. There
was an attendance of siXty-five and a
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
>4>-
Prof T. H MacBride, of the chair of
botany of the sctate university. was in
the city today to meet the executive
committee of the Searchlight club of
the Railroad Y. M. c. A. Prof Mac
Bride was here in the interest of the
extension department of the state uni
versity.
The S. C. I. club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Lena Handorf. Cur
rent events We're given in answer to
roll CALL following which Mrs. Honsche
gave paper on Dutch Explorers,
left over from the previous meeting.
Mrs Kinsey also gave paper on
condition of the Provinces in 1876
| 1890"
B. c. Whitclill of State Center, was
in the city this morning for short
time, while on his way from Chicago
where he has been for a few days wit
Messing the first games of the worlds
championship series of base ball games
between the Chicago Nationals and
Detroit Americans.
Rev Leroy E. Gallagher. Of Laurel
who was injured in a bad runaway ac-
cident on East Main street Wednesday
this afternoon He went to the home
of Mrs Gallagher's mother. Mrs. La
vina Reese. near Green Mountain,
where Mrs Gallagher had preceded
him Thursday afternoon.
Elva John VS.. Harold, Wanda and
Lucille John. the widow and three min
or heirs of the late Otto John. is the
| title OF suit filed for the next term
of the district court by which the
widow seeks to have the court confirm
! the shares of each in the estate. The
husband died without leaving a Will.
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