Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27

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Big automobile parade July 4.
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
nadis Music Co. pianos. II .. F,rst
Dance at Eorney's hall wednssda,
evening.
Linen automobile coats at Bsnedic,
& Brintnalrs.
Bring your automobile ana get in line
for the big parade. July 4.
Rev. e. p. Palmer. Of Gilman. spen,
the day in Tama on business.
Mr.. G. F. Stansberry. Of Gilman. was
| in Gladbrook today In business.
DR.. Lierle. eye. ear. nose and throat
fremont block. Glasses fitted.
Boys. your money will go further II
you buy your fireworks at the Racket.
Messrs. N. F.. Miller and D. S. Man.
ney were in Eldora today on business.
Knabe. the worlds greatest piano
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Messrs. Frank and Edward Dillon. OF
Liscomb, were in the city on business
! Monday.
DR.. Grove w. Harris. Office owe,
Whitehead & Weisman. Phone 634
| house 1870
Ice cream social tonight on lawn al
| ILL South Second avenue. Ice cream
! and cake 10 cents.
Three big harness races, motorcycle
race. running race and foot race al
fair grounds, July 4.
Bruster. the grocer, wants all the
butter and eggs he can get and he will
pay the highest market price for them
Miss Edna Swingley arrived home
Monday evening from a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends in Chi
caso and Franklin Grove, III.
Every day is our busy day. but we
can always find time to supply you
| with the best groceries Phone Ken
dell & Vests, No. AS, for prompt de-
liyeries.
Mrs. Addie Mcbride, Of Des Moines
an aunt of Mr.. Benjamin Packer, who
! came here to attend the Johnson Pack
er wedding, returned home this morn
ing.
The Chicago & Northwestern No. T.
the Seattle limited, due here at SOP
was delayed into this city three hours
this morning owing to the derailment
Of a pair of trucks near wheatland.
Our motto Is to serve you right with
the right kind of goods at right prices.
Let US have your order for groceries
and we will prove to you that we can
serve you best Kendall & West Phone
AS.
One Of the most unique window at
fractions is shown this week at Pinker-
tons art store, consisting Of a complete
circus parade in every detail which
make very pretty and expensive at
traction.
Mrs. L. D. Hampton. Of New Rich
land. Mimi, who has been here since
Friday, visiting her father, Mr.. Frank
Prazak, who is i'll at the home Of his
son, j. F. Prazal, left for her home this
morning.
Mr.. Harry Woods, of Norborne. Mo-
| who started the Cedar Valley circuit
| races here last week, was in the city
this morning while on his way to Ma
son City. where he will start the races
this afternoon. The Mason City
| races last thru Thursday.
DR.. Clifford H. Gibbons. Of Los An.
geles, Cal. is here for few days, while
on his way to visit the old home ir
Granville. Mass. He is a guest while
here Of Miss Amanda Wells, 206 Eas,
State street. DR.. Gibbons has been ir
California since 1878, excepting seven
years spent in Alaska
Conrad Olson, formerly of this city
| who has been attending Palmer Col
lege, LeGrand, and Fred East, Of this
| city. left for Calgary. Canada, Monday
night, where they will visit A. B. Daw'
son, who was formerly physical di.
rector of the local association. The
young men expect to remain at Cal.
gary permanently.
According to articles Of adoption. filed
| in the county recorders office, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benton Davis, Of this city. have
| legally adopted 12-weeks-old girl
| whom they have named Clara Louise
Davis. The child was abandoned into
the care Of the Salvation Army Home
OF Les NMOineS, ny ltS IlOtIlSI, 6idCe
| Moore. The adoption papers were
signed by Mayor James r. Hanna. OF
Des Moines, on behalf Of the child
Miss Bertha Bay is home from &
three weeks visit in Chicago where
she went to act as maid of honor to heI
cousin, Miss Alice Blish, who was mar
ried on June Z to Mr.. Harley Louns-
bury, Of Hobart, Ind, who Is with the
Portland Cement Company, Of Buffing-
ton, Ind. Miss Blish has a number
Of friends in this city, having visited
here at the Bay home two different
summers.
Miss Igerna Getz, who has beer
spending the last two months in the
east, in the interests Of her health, ar
rived home Monday evening. Miss Getz
is feeling much better than when she
left home. following her long rest al
! the country home of her uncle, Mr.. N
l.. Getz, near Lancaster, Pa. Miss Getz
also visited for week with relatives
in New York City, spent ten days with
| relatives in Philadelphia, and visited
| with her mothers people in Ohio or
her way home.
The funeral Of John Henry Hausel
| was held at the Christian church ir
Iiscomb Monday afternoon at o'clock