Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
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dividing their father . Household effects.
Forest City.
Naturalization certificates have been,
granted to thirty-six applicants 20 far
this term Of court IN Winnebaso coun-
~.
O1esols
In Sac county Auditor Montgomery
will personally deliver the ballots and
election supplies In each precinct this
year. He estimates that by this method
$40 experlse Will be saved.
Toledo.
J. n. Houdyshell, Of Tama township,
called Monday and told the Chronicle
that the picked his second crop Of
Duchess apples Oct. %. Another man
wagstellins about HE second crop of po-.
3tatoes
OAumwa.
During the month ending Oct. s1.t.
there were 145 arrests made by the po-s
lice of Ottumwa. OF this number 1903
were taken into custody on the charge
of drunkenness; three asked for lodging
and only ten were booked az vags.
Dubuque.
Matthew and Catherine Kurt have
filed a claim with the city recorder in
which they ark damages TO the extent
of $500 for injuries sustained by them
by falling over an enbankment on Rail-
road avenue. They hold that the city is
at fault for the accident.
fairfield.
Miss Margaret Young. who graduated
from Parsons College with the class of
'9s, was married at Leon, her home, the
24th inst. to Frederick J. Waight. Her
husband IL travelling salesman In the
employ Of Burnley & Tyrrell. wholesale
|aueensWaie merchants Of Chicago
Clafksvifle.
This is the time Of year when corn
picking records are being made. The
best vet announced 10 that made by Lea
4 Wilder Of Dayton township, it being
claimed that he husketl 1913 bushels n q
day. DUST the number of hours 1t took
him to do this work is not stated, says
the Star.
Davenpoft.
Minnie Dearborn has begun suit
against Willard Dearborn for divorce.
4 The petition states that both have been
residente of this county continuously
AiSiti luidllSy.4s AIIsy We're married al
| Buffalo. Iowa. June 8, 1884, and lived
together until Sept. last. She alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment.
| Vinton.
In view of accepting an urgent call
Ito church in Nebraska City, Neb.
Rev. Ellis NJ. Jones rendered his resig-
nation as pastor of the Baptist church
fof this place more than a week ago. "A
church meeting was held Saturday a,
which time the members. tho with deer
regret, voted unanimously to release
4 their pastor. after a passionate here OF
four and half years.
Webster City.
4 w. ". Merrill will build fine addi-
Etion to the Wilson this fall and a awarded
the contract Thursday TO w y. Zitterall
4 The new addition ie to be at the south
Isnd of the main building. three storie.
thigh. and 90 feet wide and "a feet long
+ The first story will be fitted up for
fstore room and the two upper storie. FOL
Ihotel rooms. The building contract calls
for an expenditure of 1928.
4 Cseston.
/ John Smith has sold the old 8. P. Bliss
Homestead farm in Platte township ol
4l6 acres to a gentleman from Illinois
named Worsley. The price per acre was
about 500. At a recent public sals
here there was q large attendance and
COWS sold as high ar $4S. a team of hora-
Fes at s2ll, team of young mules a S15t
and everything else in proportion. Ths
total figured $500 above the expectation.
of the sellers.
4 clarinda.
1 The four weeks of revival under
II Evangelist Williams closed on Sunday
night. the goth The total number Of
converts did not reach the aggregate
that Was hoped, there being only 20:
conversions and reclamations The tota
expenses of the meeting were near 81 900
stof which nearly 5000 were collected b,
1.-THE basket collections The remainde
5iwill be made up by the 100 guarantors
Thy S. each and by voluntary contribu
4 tions. On Sunday morning a collection
/ was taken for the benefit of Evangelis
3! Williams and Sl,077.l6 was raised in 1
+, short time. OF this sum Prof. Alexande
II gets $3.50. and the remainder goes to tll,
a evangelist.
4 Waterloo.
The arrival of travelling man ii
4 Fowler Cos Office Thursday morning
y occasioned some gun playlSthat terrified
Iallsthe occupants of the Office, but ii wa
4 purely accidental AZ he placed hi
grip on a ca binet there Was sudden re
port. q smashing OF glass and othe
q sounds that We're unexplafnable for tn
moment. investigation showed that tn
report vas from the accidental dis
q charge of revolver in the travelin
man's grip. The revolver was an old
4 fashiened Remington double barrel AM
y was found 4 short time ago in banan
q car at Burlington where 1t had evident
a ly been dropped by tramps 1t was pick
4 ed UP by the travelling man. Who put /
4 in his grip and then forgot all about Ii
The bullet assed thru the, grip, strucl
la glass-topped biscuit can and glance,
back into the room.
Sioux City.
Il A $22, 600 farm aale-one OF the larges
that has been made in Woodbury. coun
~ in some years-has just been close
4 by a Sioux City agent for w. t. b. Al
Hen, Of Concord township. Olof j. Howk
sEof Sloan. was the purchaser The dea
Included GAO acres Of land -all OF section
LOT Concord township. 1t is magnifi
lcent land, all of 1t. and nicely improve,
b With farm residence, barns and othe
necessary buildings The average pric
H per acre for the big farm was nearl,
&. s35. - s 8 "A total OF j4s deaths in Sou,
y City for the month of October and seve