Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-15
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects as
Reflected in the Iowa News
papers.
The News Of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com
munities
Twenty-one divorce cases have been
fled for the September term of the dis

Marion
Twenty-one divorce cases have been
Rled for the September term of the dis
trict court.
Cambridge.
The Dispatch announces that there isS
some talk, with the best of energy back
Of 1t. OF a telephone exchange for Cam
bridge.
Eagle Grove.
Thursday. four car loads of Italians
here and went on To Chicago. They had
been working on Northwestern repair
ing on the west end.
Cedar Falls.
The work on the foundation for the
new normal building is progressing
& finely. The excavation WAS completed
last week. and the concrete is being put
In ready for the foundation walls.
webster City.
The Vampire turned Loose is the
way the Freeman-Tribune characters
ICES the release of Nellie Hand by jus
tice Bonner, who deemed the evidence
insufficient to hold her as to her recent
escapade with ex-sieriff Sinclair.
Clinton.
Saturdays rain was the heaviest I'M
years. The water vas knee deep in
front OF the Weston. The sewer on
Fifth avenue ard Second street got
pluggedsup and the water ran over the
sidewalk into Illusions drug store
Des Modes.
State Labor Commissioners Wenner-
strom has returned from his first
Weeks inspection of factories in iowa.
While absent he visited Fort Dodge,
iowa Fails. Webster City and Marshall-
town. and says he is we'll pleased with
what he saw.
Mason City.
A. NJ. Andrews. the new democratic
editor. arrived Saturday evening with
his outfit from Sheldon and for. a week
/ will be engaged In the delectable pur-
suit of getting his print shop and
household goods settled. His paper
will be called the Standard
Muscatine.
Company A, Muscatine County Rough
Riders, the first company of Rough
Riders outside of city for this regiment
was organized at Fruitland last Satur-
day evening, Aug. ll,by Central Com
mitteeman j. w. Mckee and Town
ship Committeeman y. d. Webster.
9 Auburn.
The home Of John Prendergrest, two
miles south of town. has been luaran-5
tined owing to the existence of diph-
d liberia therein. Two members Of the
family, Mr. Prendergrest and IA young
daughter. are at present sick, but lit is
thought that they Will soon recover.
Iowa City.
An appearance bond of one thousand
dollars was filed Monday bysone Berky,
3 who is under indictment by the May.
grand jury charged with the crime Of
seduction. The authorities We're lln-:
able to- apprehend him up to few
days ago but have now learned his
whereabouts and have secured the.
bond
cresco.
a John Rostratter lost twenty tons of
j hay by fire on Sunday He found out
the benefit of a telephone-just gone
one in the day beforehand as soon as
the fire started he called up his neigh
4 bors. who rallied to his aid and by hard
work saved his residence and barn No
loss but The nay, on which was $50 In
surancs.Fs
Fort Dodge.
"A petition is being circulated among
the old soldiers to pension Maj. A. j 4
Holiness who was member Of the
Twenty-fourth Wisconsin Infantry. Il /,
4 b stated he is nov afflicted with pare
stk, so as to be almost wholly devoid
OF mind and wholly unable to aid in
looking up evidence to establish his
s claim for n pension,
Bayard.
Those financially interested in the.
establishment Of the new bank had a
meeting recently, perfected their organ
ixation and elected officers The new
bank will start business With paid.up
capital stock of $4,000. The new insti-
tuition will be established under the
state laws governing state banks and
Will be styled the City Savings Bank
Of Bayard.'
Waterloo.
a telegraph message received from
Sheriff Law states that estas the man
Rhodes in custody and that he will re-
turn with him at once from ST. Louis.
; Johp A. Rhodes Is the man who de-
frnuded the Fowler Company by selling
mortgaged stock Ut Estherville and
sk!pping out with the proceeds. Action
will be begun against him to recover
the $500, the amount Of his default
Denton.
Review: Mrs. A. NJ Ainsworth. of
OnaWa. who has for years been known
- one OF the eminent Journalists OF the.
state, has removed to Denison and will
assume charge OF the household Of Mr..
]. y Romans. Claude Ainsworth will
orsume control of the OnaWa Gazette,
and We trust that he will keep it up to
the high standard the PAPER has at
tanned under his mothers, manages
8ment.
Pocahontas.
The work on the depot is being rap
Idly pushed. The foundation is finished
and the frame work will be up in a
short time. The building is to be 2Ox55.
+ one story In height. It will consist OF
waiting room, telegraph office and
freight room. Aslocal telephone
exchange is now under construction
and within three weeks Poca hontas win
have as good q system as can be found
anywhere. .i,...
&S3oux City. so
"a Discharges in bankruptcy have beer
4 grAntet the following persons: L. G..
Kr6mshinsk!iof Sioux j City; James
0llaaQres AZ sstpoft toNnslip Dlek-s
anscas lirasl Cseen, 70 Rock