Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-15
DR.. Nichols, physician.
Or. Bay. Woodbury block. new phone

DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block. new phone
Foresters' dance tonight. Forney's.
Hall.
Extra large sizes in ladies' ribbed
vests. NJ. f. Andrews.
p. NJ. Adamson carries an immense
stock of classical music.
Olives 25 cents at the right meat mar
ket on East Main. Gerllart.
Don't buy lace curtains before look;
ing at ours. Hoyt's Department Store.
Il you are looking for stylish, well-'
made tailor-made suit at a special price
see us. NJ. F.. Andrews
There will be a called meeting Of the
Marshalltown Firemen's Association
Wednesday evening for the transaction
of general business. X. Z. James.
Master Harvey Griffin, of Salt Lake
Utah. left his home today for this city
and will visit for two months or SO with
his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. w. G..
Payne. Master Griffin will arrive
Wednesday night, att 11:25 o'clock.
"A surprise party on MI. u. j. tSuilOck,'
whose birthday was Monday. was much
enjoyed in the evening by Niessrs. and
Mesdames A. y. Cox, j. S. Calhoun, j.
Lee Williams and Frank Croker;
Misses Georgia and nellie Thompson
and Messrs. Arthur Carroll and Leroy
Myers. Progressive scaroms was played
and Mrs. Bullock served refreshments.
Mrs. G. S. Blair, who was for many
years member of the Calisophian
Club and later one of its honorary
members, entertained the members this
afternoon for the last time before her
removal to her new home in Omaha.
The regular reading in the Bay View
course was the first order of the after
noon and then Mrs. Blair served
dainty luncheon.
Eddie Vogel. the young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Nogel, was arrested
by Officer Cochran Monday afternoon
charged with carrying concealed
weapons. The boy, it is claimed, had.
it in" for certain people, and was
making threats about what he was GO
ing TODD. He was arraigned before
Mayor Pierce this morning and sem
fenced to six days work on the stone
pile.
Mr.. Charles Henry, who has been app.
pointed guardian OF Professor Jules
steyaert, will make application to
Judge Caswell shortly asking that he
be given permission TO receive all
monies due the professor and pay all
debts that he owes. prior TO. leaving
this country for his native home in Bel
GUM. Mr.. a. Van Hee, who is going
to Paris tosvisit the exposition, Will ac-
company Professor steyaert on the
journey.
a party which had planned to eat a
picnic supper in the woods Monday
evening was forced by the weather TO
give up the expedition. so they gath
cred instead al the home of the Misses
Punnell. No 104 North First street, and
spent pleasant evening indoors The
merry makers We're Mrs. Anna Dwyer
and Mrs. Maud Troutner, of Charles
City: Misses Adella Rubee Lura Tff-
5fany, Mayne. Georgia and Catherine
Mooney. Elizabeth, Anna. May and Ce-
celia Punrell. Kate Coleman. Kate
Herrigan. Mary Roe. Helen and The
resa Arts, Della Miller and Catherine
Kunkle.
1t didn't take the fishermen very long
Ito take advantage of the expiration Of
1.-THE game fish law and by O'Clock this
morning fifteen or twenty were lined
isup on either side OF the dam casting
their minnows for anything that would
/ bite. No Very large strings were
iseaught, but nearly every one got fish
The best catches from an artistic
standpoint We're by John Dieterich
who landed a two pound pickerel after
! a few minutes fight, and George Reed
1 who. after play that took up half Of thu
river bed, brought safely to shore six
pound cat The bass weren't biting
but croppies We're quite plentiful.
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