Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-12

not more than 100 VIII re-enler lhe
Golden Gate in a body.
The latest representations of the
wiseacres are that the regiment will
miss the Pennsylvania by hair.
JOHN sNURE.
Jefferson News.
Special to Times Republican.
jefferson, Sept. 12.-School began
| September 4, with full attendance.
with Superintendent L. B. Carlisle at
| the helm.
Work on the G. & N. w. depot is pro-
crossing nicely The foundation is up
and the superstructure will be rushed
Ito completion as fast as possible. 1t
1 will be an elegant depot and an orna-
/ ment to jefferson. The dimensions are
24x12O, with covered sheds at the east
end, steam heat and electric light.
Rev. A. c. Buckner preached his
farewell sermon at the NJ. E. church
Sunday He has accepted call to some
i point in Kansas.
NJ. /. Dougherty has traded his stock
LOT goods to John Morrow, of Garvin.
T! for a large farm in Adams county
/ District court is in session, with
Il Judge Church presiding. The damage
suit of Maloney VS.. Phillips, for $1,000
for aleniation of his wife's affections
occupied the week.
Rev. Billingsley is the new pastor of
the NJ. E. church.
NJ. E. Hall, who has been city clerk
for number of years, resigned and
, left with his family to make Vermont
his future home last week.
!. The Greene county fair opens today.
with good entries and prospects for
]. large crowds.
: Buffalo Bits wild west show is billed
n for September 49,
d The milwaukee, has been compelled
to take off their gravel trains and put
/. their engineers and cars in the freight
!. service. They also report the worst
car famine ever experienced.
!. Clark svtlle.
> Special to Times Republican.
Clarksville, Sept. PA. F. Gressler,
: of Sumner, was visiting with relatives
!, here last week.
:. :. F. j. Ray, of Allison, spent the Sab
!. bath here with C. G. Burling
= While Fred Russell was attempting
: to board the train for home at Water
. loo Thursday pickpockets relieved him
- of 1925 in money anu $1,000 in notes. The
:. notes will be of no use to the thieves
: This is the second time Mr.. Russell had
), money taken from him in Waterloo.
), Miss Bertha Sherburne, OF Dumont
:. was visiting her parents here Sunday
John Wood was fined s25 and costs
= last week by the dairy commissioner fol
- watering his milk.
= E. NJ. McGeachy and E. G. Graham
=. of Bristow, We're in our city on bushes:
- Saturday.
- George Ilgenfritz, of Bristow, Sun
- dayed with his parents and friend
- here.
:, George Gorsche. Charles Wamsley
- Paul Freitag and John Brokaw return
!, ed Thursday from their six weeks
:. hunting and fishing in Minnesota.
Fred Madigan. of Albert Lea, is her
= visiting his brother Ed, of the Star.
q Roy Dickinson. of Waverly, was visit
ing with friends here Wednesday.
~ The Clarksville concert band returne
%. from Waterloo Saturday evening, wher
"a they have been filing an engagement 6
~ the street fair The band, under the d
rection of Prof Bert Thompson. is ge
20 ting to be one of the finest bands in tn
part of the state.
=. John Walsh, of Charles City, was VII
%. iting relatives here last week.
49, Charles F. Loudon was in Greene {
=; business matters Thursday.
New Cedar Falls Paper.
NY Cedar Falls, Sept. 12.-This city
will soon to have daily newspaper.
IN least that is the report and it comes
ira direct that there is little doubt but
will be verified in short time.
las The report grows out of the fact TIL
W. George A. Fabrick has sold his printir
me plant The purchasers are JOSEF
IN. Johnson, of Iowa City, and S. 7. Wall
er, of Mount Pleasant. Mr.. Walker
ign at present superintendent of the publ
red schools at Mount Pleasant and is qui
we'll known in school work in southe
eh1 Iowa. He is also a son-in-law of Ho
os- Peter Melendy. mayor of Cedar Fal
20 He has had no previous newspaper e
Use. perience. Mr.. johnson is former st
ION dent of the State Normal School and
no. is understood has edited school pap
IN at Iowa City.
winterset Madisonian Sold.
,ds Winterset, Sept. 12.-The Madisoni
orc comes out this week under the owne
mn ship of Thomson & Smith. The prop
al etors are both well known in Maids
&c county Homer Thomson is one of
~, former owners of the paper. He is
.ar veteran in the newspaper business. ha
sen 4. Hr -.
an iiis soiu nc =. 80 - "a .,'
pie wv. w ssa. Iso aeo - -. ~
in uiano,a 49,
- Madison county. Ed Nj. Smith is t
md e a,,, ar f,,l ~ anara,, s,,a ~ .,o
education. The friends of the paper E
.ne pect the Madisonian to soon be amo
eie the best Of the Iowa weeklies.
the Another Gear Man.
ur- Des Moines, Sept. Ex-senator &c
ken added another vote to his long list y,
will terday in the nomination OF Gear m
. to lin Van Buren, county.