Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01

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shot was flred, the bail lodging In Nj.
Taylor'1 right arm near the shoulder.
The wound 10 not q serious one, tho
enough to ~ very inconvenient. A
diligent search was made and the poe
lice OF Fort Madison were notilieI. but
no trace Or the culprits has been found.
sOdetolt.
Chronicle: w. r. Clark mas aban-
doned his lease Of the johnson hotel
property. closing the house Monday
night. He has conducted a first class
hotel during his stay, but the business
has not been as remunerative as he ex-s
pected. Mr.. Clark and his estimable.
wife are excellent people and we regret
to see them leave Odebolt.
Alta.
Scarcely a day passes but the local
marshal receives one or more notices
from officers in various parts of the
surrounding country notifying him of
horses that have been stolen. From the
papers that circulate in this part of
Iowa the Advertiser notes that horse
stealing is more extensively practiceda
NOV than it has been for several years.
| Audubon.
Republican: John Chapman's mare,
which was stolen or taken from the
fair grounds last week. was found by
ssherin Anderson east of Viola Center
about mile, parties living there hav-
ling found her in the road with saddle
II f,rtd1. ~. ~, ct,o
taken from the fair grounds. Different
4 parties saw Will Jordan take her from
4 the grounds and q warrant is out for
unknown.
4 Spencer.
Rev. Emma Coffin last Sunday
4 preached her farewell sermon as pas
tor of the Friends church. which So
d ciety she has served earnestly. Loyalty
4 and successfully for the past FIVE or six
i years. From a little band of perhaps a
d dozen, under her ministry the society
{ has grown to one of the strongest In
4 the city. both numerically and spiritu-
Il ally. She will be succeeded by Mrs.
i, Mary PIN, OF Ohio. who is expected to
arrive this week.
! Cedar Fails.
1t is stated that the question of es-
tablishing an orphans home by the
q grand lodge Of Odd Fellows Will be
!, brought to focus early this week
The grand lodge committee Will Their
. meet in Cedar Falls. where the join
S Icommittee appointed by the lodge al
: Waterloo and Cedar Falls will confer
:, with the visitors. Locations will bs
!. discussed and number Of tracts OBJ.
: tainable between Cedar Falls am
:, Waterloo along the line Of the RAPID
!. Transit inter-suburban road will re.
!, ceive considerations.
= Perry.
Recently Judge Apologize sent DR.
: Buckeyes daughter to the reform
. school at Mitchellville She is about
e Tor is years OF age and had becom
o pretty tough but 1t is no wonder. He
s parents have lived like hogs in the oil,
Z Mosher flats, victims of the opium
Z habit. and SO wretched were the sur
roundings that the city council ordere,
{ the flats destroyed as a commo., nui
: sance. The parents are to be taken t
the county farm. a few years ag
Buckley was practicing physician a
Bonneville and is said to be q yer,
bright man.
4 Davenport.
Sketches Of the plans Of the propose
new Y. NJ. c. A. building to be erecte
on the keck property show that til
" association is to have a handsom
e home here when the present plans al
carried out, as there is little doubt the
will be. The two story and basemer
q almost the entire lot. The basemer
" will contain 51x75 feet gymnasium,
dining room, bike room, bath room
and swimming pool and locker roon.l
besides furnace and boiler rooms, ct,
On the first floor will be the privat
9 office. the public reading room, mem
:, bers' library large pai,lor, gam
room parlor and game room TO-. boy:
a banquet hall. and assembly hal an
bowling alleys. The second floor wi
It be given up to dormitories, twenty be
lesi rooms, two sitting rooms toilet an
les bath rooms, being expected to furnis
ot good living apartments to a couple
score of young men, the dining room
the basement being intended to giN
,nsi8them the opportunity of getting tbs.
3 meals in the building also. The pressl
ar building becomes part of the larg,
= structure and the plans will call for
wide porch on the south side. III
building will front on both Sixth ar
Brady streets and will be in every Wa
ar creditable to Davenport.
Il Davenport.
Is The laying of the foundation for Il
"a new chapel at the State Soldiers Q
phans' Home is completed and Il
flooring and iron work Is now in pr
gress. Business with the loo
ne packets has been quite brisk durir
or the past ten days. the Mississippi b
II ing more than six feet a bove low wat
m mark. 49,. F. W. Smith. preside
g g and manager of the Amazon Vines;
70 and Picking works. returned Wedne
day night from Chicago, where he a
tended meeting of the Americ;
~ Pickle Packers association. The NEE
a. ing did Just what he knew ii couldr
he help doing Two-thirds of those vi
he were in attendance were in favor of /;
al limmediate advance Of 81 on pickles
10 around, but in Difference to minori
!: 49,