Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-04

IucCeSsful meeting In every way Inc |
major seemed at his best and he made |
some strong points in many ways. This
81 democratic precinct by a large ma
|ortty, but 1t is confidently believed that
th4re is change of sentiment. G. 7.
of Brooklyn, chairman OF
he Sixth district congressional commit
Zee, was present. and expressed himself
as we'll pleased with the meeting.
Grand junction.
Special to Times Republican.
Grand Junction, Oct. 4.-The recent
hot ays have been very enervating.
Farmers are complaining that fall
is out Of the question, on ac-s
count Of the rain. All the low ground is
too soft.
Little grain is being marketed and
much of the Wild hay crop on the low
ground is a total loss.
Henry Beatty living four miles in the
country, is very low with typhoid fever.
There are small hopes of his recovery.
Harry Shook. manager of the farmers
married yesterday.
w. F. Metzger has sold his meat mar
ket TO Keller e CoIogan.
c.. c. Hillman has under process Of
erection residence on Main street.
Charles Harker has shipped his goods
to South Dakota, and will follow soon,
where he will make his future home.
The republicans feel that it is unnec-
essary, and the democrats feel that 1t is
useless to have any political demonstra-
tons. Hence we have political quietude,
except as now and then an individual
enthusiast is stirred up for fun.
Clnrksyillc Notes.
Special to Times Republican.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 3.-Art Chambers, Of
Dumont, was on our streets Friday.
F. u. Donlin, OF Waverly, was in town
on business Friday.
S. w. Burroughs, of Allison, was a
pleasant caller in town Tuesday.
Harry Leete was over from Allison
Sunday and visited with friends.
o. E. Benson, of Geneva, visited with
friends here Thursday.
NJ T. Menzie, of Charles City, was
here last week in the interests Of the ag-
riculturists.
b Leavens, Of Shell Rock. was in
town Saturday.
I. Neal, of Bristow visited with rela-
tives in town Saturday.
The Misses Nettie and Mae Morgan
and father, of Fit. Worth, Texas. are
here visiting with the Walrath and
Knapp families.
Mrs. S. G. Courtney is6 confined to her
bed with sickness.
Mrs. NJ. London is on the sick list.
About 200 are expected to attend the
Roosevelt meeting In Waterloo Friday.
Odebolt.
Special to Tines Republican.
| Odeboit, Oct. A. George w. Johnson
lof Schaller, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. II. b. Smith, who has been visit
ling in Ohio the past month, returned
home Saturday morning.
NJ. Malenberg has packed his stock 81
shoes and will move with his family to
| Moline. Ill.
81. II. Bieser & Co. have sold Their
stock of drugs to DR.. c. j. Hinkley.
Rev. w. j.. Carr and j. G. Einsfahl
returned from Spencer Monday. They
lhad been there to attend the NJ. p. con-
ference. Rev. w. j. Carr goes to Rock
Rapids and Rev. W. g. Waser, of Rock
4 Rapids. comes here.
i There was a full car load of poultry
taken in here Monday and shipped u
New York.
Quite number of our people Went t.
Sioux City this morning to attend ths
carnival
Ames High school Complete.
Special to Times Republican.
4Arnes, Oct. 4.--The large addition Il
A the Ames high school is now complet
ed and the public schools will opel
A next Monday Several new teachers
4 have been employed, made necessar,
A by the increased attendance. Th'
Ames schools have been in a crowde,
A condition for several years, but las
spring it became evident that the facil
ljities then at hand for teaching tn
5|syouth Of Alnes were inefficient and
Twas determined to have additional
1, sschool buildings. II was for severa
4 months a question as to whether ne,
i school building should not be erecte,
4 in the First ward, the Second an
a Third wards already having schools
4 Superintendent Culbertson was IN ia
4 vors of enlarging the high school build
a ing and the board finally agreed and il
Il consequence it is now twice it's forme
i size. Isl
q Hot Shot for Firc-in-Rcar Follows
a Montezuma, Oct. 4.-Bert Boydstor
son Of the editor of the Montezum
81 democrat is a member Of the Forty
II second United States infantry on dut
Il in the Philippines. a few months ag
Il the Democratic Oskaloosa Times con,
mented in sarcastic way on one of hi
Iletters published in his fathers paper
4 I'm this week s issue OF the Democrat az
pears rejoinder from the young ma,
and hes"rips 1t into the Times in spler
did form. He closes in the followin
vigorous language:
Beyond a question of doubt the 80
called war in the Philippines is bein
prolonged aided and abetted by the as
. surances received by the Filipinos frol
such men as the Times editor and til
! LEADERS of the party he represents. 1t
q the same old fire-in-t he-rear copperhea
:. cry of the civil war. 1t makes the so
. der heart sick. While we are doing OF
best to uphold our beloved country
Honor in a PARKWAY country anon
q thieves and cut-throats. there are thos
4 at home beside comfortable firesde
who are shooting us in the back! F,
], shame! For shame"
Boys Wreck Motor.
Council Bluffs. Oct. 1.-Two boys,