Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-05
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tIsdsiek.
r. 8. Thomas Of ottumwa. who has
y About 10000 bushels Of corn in the cribs
here. has disposed Of the eatne.
4 Museatine.
The Maher button factory in the old
Ament building has opened again, there
being Q slightly increased demand.
CasssiI.
ID. u. Parsons made another record In
hog buying last Monday, his purchases
being 1856 hogs. Or forty car loads. In
& this one day he paid out over $33, 900 to
farmers for their crop OF porkers.
Upton.
There was another very sudden death.
here Wednesday morning, last week.
4 Harry Closterinan, who hae been in.
busihess here for several years was ta-
ken sick about 6 o'clock and before help
could reach him, died.
Coeydon.
Two young ladies who ran away
from comfortable and happy homes In
Corydon two months ago have been To-
Gated In Mount Ayr, where they have
worked in the Commercial Hotel since
their dtsappearance from Corydon.
Iowa City.
Mrs. Anna Kuhnley was adjudged in
: eaae BY the commissioners OF insanity
Monday afternoon. She was taken to
the etate hospital at Mt. Pleasant. : =
Arthur Watson and John Tobeck have
secured the contract for the construc-
tion Of the new c. S. p. s. Club building
Tor $4.as5.
CstusASva.
Two hundred and three arrests we've
made by the police of Ottumwa during
The month ending June 30, 1913 of that
number being on the charge OF drunk.
enness. There were only six fire alarms
during the month. on which the total
loss did not exceed $3.50. there being
over $500 Insurance on the property
damaged.
Siosx City.
81 ]. II. Bolton, surveyor of customs.
has received invoices of two large ship
ments OF tea from the orient to Sioux
Il City. One comprises 27.910 pounds from
Yokohama and another 26, asa from Hio-
70 = Some Of the banks have Is
sued stockholders statements showing
4 their condition at the close Of business
Is June 30. The deposits are shown to be
unusually heavy.
Clutter.
Col. Mowry was interviewed by a re
porter OF the Tania Herald last week
Y and said that the proposition that Gu
tier would build a court house was nc
Joke. He said Give the town a little
time to make preparations and Clutter
will build and present to the county
absolutely free OF all expense. new
court house better than the one the
county now has at Toledo
FnA Dodge.
The storm last night did considerable
damage to the crops, especially to thu
small grain. Hon. l.. s. Coffin wasi
recently and reported that the small
gfain about his place was badly lodged
It Is now SO near harvest that the grair
will not have time to right itself, ant
the damage will therefore be much
Il greater than IL the storm had come &
few days earlier. The wind was very
strong. and this with the heavy rainfall
4 was very damaging.
Csesaon.
Hattie May Rosson. wife of Anse
Rosson, was adjudged insane Monda,
forenoon and taken to Clarrda on No
3 In charge of Deputy Sheriff ScoheId
Mrs. Rosson resided with her HUSBAND
on the Bilbo farm, east Of the stool
yards. She has three children. tn,
youngest 3 years old. Her derangemen
10 not considered serious and II Is be
- lieved that treatment will restore he
mental faculties. She says she Is no
Grassy but that her head bothers her.
AHA
II 10 estimated that $50 car loads q
brick will be required to pave TIL
streets around the public square In Al
hia, in accordance with the specitica
q The trials for the condemnation
% the liquor seized in the raids mad
upon the tonic joints on the 18th o
June have been occupying the atten
ton OF q large number OF citizens ant
& much interest has been excited. Mrs
4 Ella II. Smith, the first case tried, wa
found guilty. Also Charles Miller
vl1ose case was tried Thursday.
o,kaloesa.
II. X. Prime died very suddenly at hi
home Saturday afternoon from strok
resembling paraiysis. He was in hi
usual good health up to the hour Of hi
death, passing away almost before hi
relatives and friends could realize h
was III. Mr.. Prime wac the senior mem
+ Der OF the well known stock firm Of NJ
i. Prime q Son. and WAS one OF the old
est 40 well as one OF the Representative
citissns Of Mahaska county. He waes7
and; native OF Kentucky. Mr.. Prin
owned over 200 acree OF land. which h
s had made into one OF the finest and bes
improved farms In the county.
Rad Oak.
The Flfty-firet regiment. /. N. g., wi
ss hold ats encampment at Red Oak, be
ginning with August and continuin
for eight days. On August 9 the re
union will take place. Troop "A OF tn
lows cavalry, stationed at Des Moline,
viii take part in this 8encampment. ]
Will BE- q very interesting gathering an
Will no doubt be largely attended Tn
shortnes0 Of the time since the regimen
was discharged will make all anxiou
10 meet again. and all Of the member
AS Tar whom II ID possible Will be presen
~ ten. Hale an6 Gen. Charles a. Kin
have been invited to be pressnt st til
fsnnion. q. @
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