Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-11


his downfall. The temptations that be-
set him during his legislative expert
ence were too much for him and his
transg ressions againet the rules OF so
briefly caused worry and grief among
his legislative friends. AT last, more
than a year ago, he removed to Sioux
City. hoping that new surroundings
would enable him to brace up. He con-
Quoted real estate Office for time,
but last winter he abored at rough
work in the construction of packing
plant, cleaning mortar from old bricks
story County Democrats.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames Aug. 1.-THE democrats of
Story county held theor county conyen-
ton at Nevada on Thursday of this
week. r. T.. Sisson: of Arnes. was elect
ed chairman of the meeting, and John
Niland of Colo. secretary The follow
ing nominations for county offices We're
made: Auditor, T. p Hermansbn. Ro-
land; clerk, o.. y. Alderman, Nevada;
recorder, Henry Denniston. Collins;
county attorney, I. w Douglas, Max
we'll; supervisor, S. L. Aiken, Milford
township.
The following We're named delegates
to the state convention al Cedar Rap
ids: Peter Dolan, W. r. Starr, John
Hopkins. John Hattery. John Thomp-
son, Carl Little. Alternates,, j. r. Nc
Coy, John Briggs and Clark McClain.
Delegate to congressional convention
at Des Moines. Aug. 15--William Lock
ridge. r. "A. McClain, T. j. Matheny, "A.
ID. Xix, +. c. Fem, T. p. Hermanson.
Alternates, Il. B. Carver John Adams,
C. r. Campbell and A. p. Eddy.
John Briggs, of Nevada, was elected
chairman of the county central COM
5nittee..
sac City Items.
Special to Times-Pepublican
Sac City,. Aug. little new canning
factory made an experimental test yes
terday and will begin operations in
earnest next Wednesday,. For several
weeks the company expect to employ.
about 100 hands. The factory is modern
in every respect and financial success
is predicted for the fair managers.
Altho things are net suffering for rain
lin this locality, yet a shower would be
appreciated to lay the dust and liven
up the pastures. Corn is not particu-
larry needing rain, but it might make
a little better the already assured big
crop. Oats and wheat are the best in
years in this county and the quality is
extraordinarily good.
The Sac county fair Will be held next
week, beginning Tuesday. There is. no
one of the prettiest and most attractive
There is shade and good pure water
AL n I,,il ,,..
new, Well erected and ,mmodious. The
lastractions this year Will far exceed any
previous year and the races will be as
good as the state fair will have.
C. r. Cushman, of this city, has been
awarded the contract for erecting the
presidents home at the agricultural
ling is to be $4,000.
4 Company NJ are now making nego-
)stiations for the erection of an armory,
which Il e company expects to- have
ready for use late in the fall. 1t will
he so built that it can be used for other
purposes besides drilling the company.
brooklyn News.
Special TO mes-Repubican.
Brooklyn, Aug. 1.-THE new addition
TO the NJ. E. church is being pushed
i rapidly. No services will be held in thu
Ecnurch during August While the church
lis being frsscoed and rsssated
Rev. "A. v Kendria's Had ii set 81
single harness stuie,s isa his barr
4 last week. He says he ~ been touch
ed twice during the pas, year by sneak
thieves and these have been the only
tines since he has kept house for thirty.
live Years. Several houses here havs
been entered in the day time and val:
uables taken.
Michael Magee who was killed last
Sunday by falling from Il train whit
/ crossing the Missouri river at Plats-
mouth Neb., was buried here Thurs.
sIday. He Nas born an raised in this
8ltown and was 10 have been married
soon to a Young lady of Alton, Iowa.
The corn in this vicinity is beginnins
Ito fire for. want Of rain and will bs
3Imore or less da mayed unless rain come:
soon.
Il Ex-Marshal Listlefieid has been sui:
4 fering severely for several weeks witt
rheumatism aud after trying all ths
fremedies recommended is no better.
j Rcinbcck News.
Special to Times Republican,
Reinbeck Aug. 1.-THE heat for tn,
Hast ten days has been intense. Thos
a who are seeking cooler climates in TIL,
+ north are DR. T.. w. Powers and fam
4 lily. the shelliday family. the w "
4 Ferguson family, j. ID. Morrison an,
Mrs. Mary Smith.
4 Ninety-three Of our citizens ioinet
the Waterloo excursion Thursday.
Il Mrs. George Watson passed success
a fully thru critical surgical operation
4 this week.
4 ] Keilsmalk has closed out his ner
chandise business in this place To som
4 parties in Grundy Center. and thus il
4 removed from our business an old an,
q familiar face.
81 Next week the family of Rev. Warne
q will move 10 Iowa Cityto educate thei
4 sons.
4 storm Lake.
4 Special to Times Republican.
Storm Lake. Aug. n.-N1rs w. c
Wilson was buried from her home ii
n this city Thursday. She had been
president Of Storm Lake for twent,
years.
The Christian assembly closed its an
nual session last Sunday, after a tif
Iteen days session. The local attend
ance was much larger than it had beel
A at any previous session
The normal institute closed its ses
4 81 Aare,s ycb1trsI Il a