Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-23
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.

Plenty of dairy butter and fresh eggs
at Culley's.
If you want blackberries by the case
we have them. l.. r. Idso, East state
Removal Sale-You save one fourth
on table linens by buying now. Archie
Parker.
w. Coolidge, arrested by Constable
Haas for intoxication Wednesday even
ing. paid the costs in Justice Burrtt's
court this morning and was discharged
The State Center Chautauqua So
ciety. spent today picnicking at Col
lege Park, Ames. About seventy-fi five
went to Ames this morning and will re-
main all day on the college grounds,
Miss Ruth BATHS entertained at her
home on North Third street Wednes-
| day evening the young ladies of the
Bow Knot Club, in honor of Miss
Hawkins. of Sheboygan, Wis, who is
visiting in the city.
H. A. Woodward, the Marietta far
/
having his reck broken, few days
ago, was able to sit UP for the first time
today, and his relatives are now nope
full for his complete recovery in a short
time.
! DR.. and Mrs w. NJ. Choate will
leave tonight on the Colorado special
for delightful three weeks pleasure
| trip to Denver, Salt Lake City, Port
land, Oregon. and Van Couver, B. G.
They will spend week trout fishing
| in the mountains near Glenwood
| Springs. Colo.
| Miss Anna Humphrey. who is en-
ployed by II. j. Fish at the Pilgrim
| cigar stand, went to Cedar Rapids
Wednesday evening, where she will do
relief duty at the Delevan during the
absence of Miss Lizzie Bye. Miss Bye
went to her home in Nevada Wednes-
day evening for a two weeks vacation
visit with her parents.
meeting of the Marshalltown Fish
Protective Association was held We'd
nesday night for the purpose of dispos-
ing of some routine business. The ex-
ecutive committee was instructed to
purchase and put on exhibition the
prizes to be awarded at the end of the
season for the largest game fish caught.
The club has received advices to the
effect that there are some in the city
who are making a practice of SEEMING.
These men are being watched and ar
rests will probably follow as soon as
evidence is secured. The club has now
membership Of 112.
Mrs. w. NJ. Sherlock and Mrs. A. Z.
Shorthill were hostesses at an informal
musical at their home on West Main
street Wednesday afternoon, to small
company of ladies in honor of Mrs.
Walter Green, Mrs. Jessie Moberly,
of Indiana Harbor, Ind, and Miss
Mona Shorthill. During the afternoon a
musical program consisting of piano
numbers, vocal solos and duets, was
given by Miss Shorthill, Mrs. Hettie
Heitshu, Mrs. George McGill, Mrs.
Green and Miss Edna Baughman. Miss
Mary Gilchrist read for the guests.
Light refreshments were served.
Charley" Satia has had all the ex-
perience he wants with the potato
blight. subject which the agricultural
papers of the state have been discus
sing considerably of late. Mr. Satia
has several acres in late potatoes and
his entire crop is ruined. The vines
are blighted by small insect, not Wis
able to the naked eye, which saps all
the vitality the vines possess and causes
them to wither and die. The potatoes
are made soft and unfit for eating. and
rot in the ground. Other gardeners OF
the city are having the same experience
with late potatoes, but the earlier vari-
cites We're out of the way before the
insects began their work.
A team belonging to John Seiglar,
who claims to be horseman of Iowa
City, ran away on North Third street
at noon today, and as result of over
turning the wagon strewed portions
of 1t and it's contents along the street
for several blocks. Seiglar claims one
of the horses was thoroughbred run
ming horse that he purchased here, and
those who watched the runaway are
OF the opinion that he told the truth
The horses became frightened in the
alley between State and Fremont
streets and ran to Third turning north |
In turning the wagon was upset and
was dragged along the street until it |
was completely demolished. When
last seen they were crossing the Cen
ter street river bridge and We're still
running without any apparent inten-
ton Of stopping