Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-19

Gerhart's White Market
Use World Soap to set quality as
we'll as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get Invaluable premiums.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church will meet Friday afternoon in
the parlors of the church and will spend
the hours in knotting comforters.
s j. C.. Case, a young man employed on
the dairy farm of a. Cole, was injured
this morning by having his right clavi-
Gle fractured Case was rounding up
some cattle and the horse he was riding
fell
Mrs Nora Tuffree went to Clear Lake.
this morning, Where she will join her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tuffree, at
their cottage Mrs. George T. Powers
and children are also guests at the TUT
free cottage.
Miss Maude Ireland. of Abba, arrived
in the city this morning and Will re-
main for an indefinite time 10 take.
treatment for her eyes. She viii be the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mere
.disn during her stay IN the city.
W. = d. L.. + vi Illeai' went 10 OttuIlWds
"Wednesday evening, where she will be
engaged for some time in eyangelistics
work for the Seventh Day .Adventists
Her husband will join her in few
days.
Today is open day at the Country
Club, each member having received an
Invitation to- join in a tournament game
of golf and q basket picnic Permission
has also been given each member TO in-,
Nite one or more friends who would en-
joy the game and the outing.
Gilman Dispatch: Mrs. Il. c. Rush
low is circulating a petition 10 Gov.
ernor Shaw for the parole of her hus-.
band, who was sentenced in October,
i1S9s, to seyen years imprisonment in
the Fort Madison peniten.iary for the
shooting of John Van DtNenter in Au-i
gust previous. The petition is being
quite generally signed.
Mr. Ray E,wald entertained few
friends Tuesday evening at his home
No. 206 South Second street, cempii-i
mentary TO Miss Myrtle Van. of Banter,
who is in the city az the guest of Miss
Nellie Ruth. Aside from Miss Van and
Miss Ruth the guests were Miss Lucy.
scoburn. MIR. Will Woltf and Mr.. Will
Ford.
The Hawkeye has inaugurated an
advance sale or golf capes and all those
who viii need one this season should
take advantage of the reduced prices.
which are much lower than they Will
be later. The assortment is complete,
With all the newest and latest styles
land patterns to select from. This is an
opportunity you Will not have later in
7 the season.
The 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
/ Workman. residing at the corner OF
B Twelfth avenue and Jackson street.
who has been Very i'll for the past
three days with dphtheria. is pro-
isnounced out OF danger this morning
1 The babes condition has been such
that injections Of antitoxin have beer
given every three hours for the pas,
4 three days.
Miss Emma Lanphere. OF Galesburg
Jill. who has been in the city TO organ
lie a branch of the International Retail
Il Clerks Association, Went to Grinnel
this morning. The branch here starts
out with a mem bership of twenty, and /;
4 charter has been applied for. Only TEN
! porary officers have been named, III,
q permanent ones being elected after tn,
triiarter is granted.
The hour of the morning ssrvic,
Z at the Congregational church, Greer
4 Mountain, has been changed from II Il
1000, beginning next Sunday morning
4 Rev. Nlason's sermon for Sunday morn
4 Ing will treat on the late Chimes
4 trouble and the debt that civilizatio,
4 owes to the Celestial empire. The serie
q of sermons on The Great Empires o
4 the World" Will be closed Sunday even
4 Ing by an address on The United State
as a World Power
Il A party of twenty-six ladies We're en-
tertained Wednesday, evening by Mr..
g. w. McNeely in honor of her CUES
Mrs. f. D. Drake, of Alsona. TIL
q evening was spent at the card table!
progressive cinch being the game an
Mrs. L. r. Willard and Miss Florenc
y Mathers, Of Mober!y, Mo-. the winner
Iof the first prizes and Mrs. A. B. Coma
way and Mrs T. c. Fisher of TIL
!, boobies A delicious repast was serve
:, before the guests departed.
! Sioux City Journal: "A new specie
5 of potato bug" has appeared in SON
localities and is stripping the follap
from potato plants. Unlike its cor
!. gener, the Colorado beetle. it does n,
. appear in single parts, but in drove
!. nor do the larva. or immature IL
sects, feed upon the plants. Only II
: full growth insects attack the plan
: The new bug makes its appearan,
: during the latter part of June and II
!. first of July. 1t is about one inch Ion
i with a slender thorax, pear shape
body, dark wing covers and the re
: Of the body of a grayish color. 1t
! not prolific breeder. 1t is quite pr
: valent in the southwestern states.
There is at least one big FISH in IL
Iowa river and all the Isaal1 Waltol
: hereabouts will be hunting him. Viii
! fishing at the dam Mr.. G.. NJ. Coo
. hooked fish that proved to be a pill
: OF ten or twelve pounds. After playir
: the fellow awhile the fisherman worke
his game dewn stream to a favorab
landing place and asked bystand
r to secure his landing net for him. Il
8 stead the man of whom assistance hs
: been asked caught hold OF Mr.. Cook
Y line and made grab for the fis
e There could be but one result-a partt
n line and no fish, Cook didn't cay