Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-23
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS WILL
TURN OUT TO HELP ENTER
TAIN VISITING LAWYERS.
MORE MACHINES ARE
NEEDED TO ASSIST
Points Of Interest About the City Will
Be Visited, With City Patrol Head
ing the Procession-Fine Chance to
Show OFF Nice Machines-List Of
Participants.

On account of the Iowa State Bar
this city tomorrow and continues thru
out Friday, and the state county at
torneys convention, which began to-
day and ends tomorrow, the attorneys
of Marshalltown have planned a big
automobile trip about the city.
On Thursday evening, beginning at
) o'clock, there will take place what
will probably prove to be the biggest
automobile parade in the history of the
city, and will be the first parade OF au-
tomobiles to take place this year.
The Marshalltown Automobile Club,
which was instrumental in establishing
the Iowa State Automobile Associa-
ton, the headquarters of which are in
this city. will assist in the parade, and
members are generously donating the
use of the machines.
Attorneys Driven Over City.
Points of interest turnout the city,
including a trip to the Iowa Soldiers
Home. will be visited by the attorneys.
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machines and the different garages of
the city an opportunity to dis
play their different cars to good
advantage. The procession will form
in front of the court house at
5 o'clock. headed by the city auto pa
troll, who will incidentally set the
pace and see that the speed limit is
not violated. 1t is expected that 200 or
more visiting attorneys will be occu
pants Of the different cars.
Moro Cars Are Needed.
While fifty cars have already been
placed at the disposal of the commit
tee, of which Judge G. W. Burnham is
chairman, more cars are needed. Own
out the country districts and other
towns of the county, are requested to
join in the parade, and notify Judge
Burnham by telephone Of the use of
their cars. The owners will report in
front Of the court house at o'clock
Lunch at Country Club.
After the trip about the city the at
torneys will be driven to the Country
Club, where light lunch will be
served to the visitors. drivers. and ac-
companying members of the local bar
At o'clock the attorneys will be
brought back to the city and will be
guests at banquet to be served by the
local bar association at the Pilgrim.
List Of the Machines.
| The list of the auto owners who have
already donated the services OF the
machines to show the visiting attor-
neys about the city Is as follows:
Eldrige-Beebe Automobile Company
Marshall Automobile Company, the
johnson Automobile Company, Mohr &
Crawford garage, G. S. Hutson, A. j
| Clark, D. T. Denmead. O. L. Ingledue
| G. w. Gilbert, City of Marshalltown
police patrol, E. Tuffree DR.. E. w Jay
l.. S. Gantz, DR.. NJ. U. Chesire, DR.. H
H. Nichols, I. E. Huber, NJ. T. Tosten-
/ son, r. G. Winery, T. ]. Shoemaker
John Garris. Rhodes; Mundy & Scott
DR.. n. E. Mighell, Frank Sherlock, DR.
w. F. David. DR.. L. L. Diller, A. Odett
David Lennox, 2. L. Williams, w. H
Arney, c. e. Arney, DR.. E. G. Leffler
DR.. E. NJ. Singleton, A. D. Meeker
Charles l.. Duffield, Merritt Greene, Jr
George F. Wingert. A. j. WINERY, A
L. Clark, A. A. Moore, e. H. Keller
Will A. Stewart, John Hughes, w. A
Davis. George H. Beebe. DR.. w B
Mantle Albion; DR.. F. j. Nieman. NJ
NJ. Dickson, G. E. Pickard, NJ. E. Mel.
win, and Sam Burroughs.