Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24

|. July II, IL reported ~ recovering reA.
sonably well.
Miss Mary Simmons II again 1T her
home and work here after q very
pleasant outing at Madeline Island.
Wis.
Misses Lizzie and Edna Davis. prir /
cipals respectively of the South and
the Parker schools of this city, have
gone on their vacation to visit relatives
in Beatrice, Neb.
Infraction OF city ordinances Is being
watched closely these days and receiv-
ing it's due reward while the city ex-
chequer ia replenished proportionately.
Lloyd Deming answered to the charge
of speeding too fast for safety on MS
motorcycle and came into Justice Mar
wins court with S. and costs. Adam
Dunlap did the same thing with ms
livery automobile. Ernest II. Spauld-
ing pleaded not guilty to the same
charge and the case is waiting for trlai.
Clark Frost hired livery rig Of Q. w.
Heacock and was charged by the lat
ter with cruelty to animals from the
appearance of the horse when he was
brought back to the stable. He plead
ed guilty and paid S. and costs. I'M
me6iately following this hearing Frost
was brought into court again on the
charge OF intcXication. He was re-
! leased under bonds OF 500 for appear
ance at trial on the 2Sth Of this month.
D. A. Hopkins expects to be at home
here again tomorrow after week
spent at the National Harness Makers
convention at Cleveland, o., and in
visiting in indianapolis and Chicago.
Harry Yeager and his son, Dorr,
started from here in an auto for Gill
man where they took in Or. Graves and
, son and the four proceeded TO Jefferson
Lake. MINI. for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin. 1889
Spring street, this city, are entertain
ing Mrs. Bert Mcdowell, Of Kansas
! OF keota.
After an extended visit al the nome
of her brother, c. A. Blair. OF this city.
Miss Myrtle Blair has gone back to
her own home in Alton.
Mrs. George NJ. Christian has gone
TO Des Moines while her doughter. Miss
Alma has gone 20 White Fish Lake, in
northern Minnesota. stopping en- route
at Forest City. where she joins the b.
j. Thompson family.
After a visit TO relatives in this city,
Mrs. Newton Sherman has gone to
Colorado Springs on her way back TO
her own home in Long Beach. Cal!
Mr.. George Walker is taking va
cation from his duties as assistant
cashier IN the C;rinnell Savings Bank
and he and Mrs. Walker have gone to
Hart, Mich. for a visit with relatives,
visiting also in Evanston and Chicago.
County Engineer G. a. Pruoen is
kept very busy these days surveying
for the improved road work planned
ana in process of execution over the
county. Foreman Stanton and one OF
his crews is at work on the road east
from Brooklyn. cutting and filing to
ge: the best grade feasible. Another
crew is working on. the steep hills
south of Guernsey and another one on
the same kind Of road some three miles
east of Montezuma.
There is much talk in this region re-
garding the depredations of horse
thieves who seem to be almost as bold
in the work as in the pioneer days OF
the state. A valuable team and extra
costly harness were stolen recently
some fifteen miles southeast OF here
and 1t seems impossible to trace the
outlaws and bring them within the
clutches OF the Law.