Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
IOWA NEWS FOR IOWA READERS

sIileF.ss MISS huIQ Long WAS elected
teacher Of the fifth grade in place of
Miss Harding, resigned. Miss Torde, of
Illinois, a teacher Of exceptionally good
recommendations, was elected teacher
of drawing. Mr.. Stotler was elected
teacher of mathematics and science
and Wesley w. Clause was selected as
a teacher of manual training. Mr..
Clause is a graduate of the training
school here and will make a strong
successor to Mr.. Naramore.
Alta.
William Farrow advertises horse
which he has taken up at his place
1.-Two miles west of town. The horse was
abandoned by the rider, last Friday
morning and when found was nearly
dead from fatigue and hunger and
thirst. The rider was seen To leave the
horse in the hollow south of MIR. Far
rows place, having come from that di-
rection and started afoot for town across
the fields. The Advertiser says the
the horse was no doubt stolen some
where and will no doubt be heard from
sooner or later Alta is in Buena Vista
county.
Alba.
Word has been received that the c., B.
& @. will commence the erection of a
new depot building at the Abba station
lin very short time. The structure will
/ be of modern design, will have rooms
for baggage and express business. and
Will have ladies' and gentlemen's wait
ing rooms. a lunch room and ample ac-
Icommodations for the employees in the
ticket and telegraphic departments. and
1.-THE plants to warm the building with a
! heating plant On account OF the fact
THAT the owners of the road contemplate
\ ii reduction in the grade of the road
thru Abba in a year or two the depot
structure will be built of wood.
| Lynnville.
About as disgusting sight as ever
came under our observation. says the
Ledger, was witnessed al Old Settlers
\ Park Thursday afternoon last. A
woman was discovered on the grounds
in a beastiy state of intoxication. Her
husband, who was also under the influ-
lence Of distilled hell, was hunted up and
together they got into a buggy and
started for home. some distance in the
country. The Ledger adds: And all
this in Iowa and in a county [Jasperl
law. injustice TO the Old Settlers AS
that caused this drunk was not pro-
cured on their grounds
Iowa City.
The State University board of re-
lgents have made several appointments
during the past few days Frederick
l.. Bolton has been elected to the post
Ition of assistant professor in the de-
apartment of pedagogy. He comes well
recommended from the Wisconsin State
Normal School at Milwaukee, where he
lhas been a professor of pedagogy. His
work here will be that Of assistant te
Professor j. j. Mcconnell, Who has beer
chosen state high school examiner. The
Halter. however. retains his work here
land remains at the head of the depart
.ment. Herbert G.. Dorcas has beer
made university examiner in addition
Ito his work as instructor in pedagogy
Waterloo.
on Saturdaya settlement was greed
administrator of the estate Of Edwin j.
Barker vs.. b., G. n. q N. Railway Co
1 The case Was begun August %, las
year, and was a suit for damages on 8ac-
count of the killing of Edwin j Barker
lof Neihart, Montana at the time of this
wreck that occurred four miles below
Ithis city on Mas, IS 1899. The amount
lc!aimed was orr inaiy 100000. but al
iamended petition was later filed max
Ling the claim $50.lU0. The amount al
(which settlement was made was $1,000
X - Real estate movements last week
lwere the1heaNiest for any similar psriol
llthis year With onts exception. The ag-
|gregate was s9o.gsi More than three.
5lfourths of this volume was in tow
.llots.
Council Bluffs.
1 Deputy Sheriff Baker returned sun,
day from Magnolia. wnere he Went fal
1.-THE purpose Of Investigating the repar
THAT the horse stolen from Rob Budat.
la week ago mad died from over-dris,
ling. He found the report to be cor
3lrect. The buggy and harness had beer
sold to a hired ma a working for a farm
Ter for sl2 Tbs, hired man also con.
ltractadto bury the horse and paid Sl.5'
for the hide and the steel plate shoes
4 The thief had driven the horse so hare
THAT it was in a state of collapse Whei
1.-THE farmers house was reached TIL,
8lthief worked So successfully upon til,
feelings Of the farmer and his FAINT,
THAT they not only gave him a meal, bu
advanced SO cents TO the price paid 70
the remainder Of the outfit The THE
EIshed real tears ever the death OF tn,
horse and said thai its mate was at h I
8lhome III Missouri. An excellent drscrip
5ltion of the horsethief was obtalne,
from this farmer and his family and tn
ATTACHES OF the sheriff' Office are conf
.|dent that they Will soon have him il
|custody. The buggy, harness and hid
slwere shipped by train to this city Th
farmer and his friends who We're $
BADLY deceived by the thief are sanxiou
Ito participate In the search for him.
G God Medicine for Chtldren.
4 If you have a baby in the house w,
4 Will wish to know the best way TO cflecl
lanys unusual loossness of the bowels, q
Il diarrhoeu so&commnn to small children
4 o. p. NJ. Holiday. of Demlng, Ind. VIII
u has an eleven months old child. says
4 .Thru the monthsof June and July on
baby was tee,hing and took runnin:
off of the bowels, and sickness of tn
Istomach. His bowels would move from
4 live to eight zines a day. l. had bottl
I of Chamberiainss Collie. Cholera an,
4 Diarrhoea Remedy in the house am
4 gave him four dropssn teaspoonful o
water and he got better at once. Fo
sale by druggists
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