Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-17

Our conclusion 10 that the evidence
fails to sustain the verdict and there
fore the Judgment OF the district court
ID reversed
The motive alleged by the state was
the love Of Bertoch for Mrs. selhusen.y
This the court holds there is no evi-S
dence to show.
Rolfe News.
Special to Times-Republican.
Role, Oct. 17.-One Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lack Carroll's twin oabies died Mon
day morning. The children were about
s months old, but this one had never
been very strong from its birth. The
funeral was held yesterday.
Bert Leithead, one Of the Arm Of Lett
head & Son, has moved his family to
Pocahcntas. where he will still contin-
ue in the furniture business in the firm
name OF sLeithead 6 Son. William Lett
head takes Bert's place here, SO that 1t
will be Leithead & Son at both places.
Ed Ryder has sold his stock OF goods
to Omer B. Fuller. Mr.. Ryder and
family will depart for the state Of
washington In about two weeks.
There will be quite an exodus from
| here to the state Of Washington this
month. as there are several families go
ling there.
The Rolfe Telephone Company Is
having good success here. It has now In
Operation 10 phones and more to place.
This is said to be one Of the best con-
Quoted exchanges in northwestern
Iowa.
Johr Baird has the contract to do the
lcarpenter work on the double store
building being erected by Frank Hron-
leck at Pocahontas.
Pat Hanlon returned from the Pa
lcific coast yesterday morning. Pat likes
the country there, but being in poor
health did not want to stay there for
the winter.
Montczumn
lspecial to Times Republican.
Montezuma, Oct. 17.-Dr. Ball, OF
Deep River, was transacting business
here yesterday.
The republican rally Saturday night
was q decided success, with the regu..
lation torchlight procession, a full troop
|! OF rough riders, mounted. plenty of
bands and fireworks. However our
people are too much Of one mind on po-
llitical matters to get enthusiastic and
yell hemselyes hoarse. There is not ops
position enough to make 1t interesting.
but Hon. E. P. Seeds, who spoke Sat
lurday might, would have had a larger
audience II any more could have got
1 into the hall.
r. W sl1ockley, Of Audubon, and C.
NJ. shockley. OF Oskaloosa, are here on
business.
Mrs. A. F Rayburn left Saturday for
a short visit at Newton. going from
II H. ~ ,;e,v SIS
the state assembly OF Rebekahs. which
the /. o. o. F. grand lodge.
E. r. Stilson leaves today for Keo-
kuk to attend the above mentioned
II. %. o. F. grand lodge.
Fred Rayburn, of Chicago. is visiting
relatives here.
J.. NJ. Rayburn, Of Newton, is here
Visiting his son Homer.
Vail Notes.
/ Special to Times-Republican.
Vail, oct. 17.-R. j. Dieter went to
EChicago with fat cattle Sunday.
s DR.. d. Langan. Of Clinton, visited in
Vail Monday.
Mrs. william Dalton and Mrs. F.
IStarck visited Omaha Tuesday
Professor Meyers, our new high
|school principal, is giving universal
satisfaction.
Politics is very quiet in Vail. People
seem to be too busy to talk politics.
Mr.. Ed Fitch went to Peters burg,
Neb.. yesterday.
John 6. Smith went to Sioux City
Tuesday to purchase cattle.
Mamie Harrington returned from
Denver yesterday. where she has been
for some time for her health.
Thomas Clark has returned from
i Oregon, where he has been for long
time.
Mrs. E. B. Fanske writes from Dem
ver that she is much better since re-
turning to Denver.
The Royal Neighbors contemplate
putting play on the stage soon.
Kellogg news.
Especial to Times Republican.
kellogg. Oct. l7.-Mr. A. E. Pember-
ton has removed to Salem, Ia. He goes
Ito take charge Of the Friends church
at that place.
Jet Wright went to Eldora Saturday
to visit friends.
i C. ]. Irish visited his daughter Miss
Elgie, in Des Moines, over Sunday. .
Mr.. Byron Kerr. OF Butte, Mont. is
the guest Of friends for a few days.
Miss Bertha Bobzin has returned to
Iowa College after a brief visit with
relatives.
Miss Bertha crozier, OF Knoxville.
Ia, is the guest Of her uncle. w. G.
Kimberley en- route to New York for
the winter.
John Smith, Of Drake University, is
enjoying short vacation at home
lowing to slight illness.
Mrs. ]. w. Burke is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Heron, OF Monroe.
thornton.
\ Special to Tmes-Republican.
Thornton, Oct. 1I-Farmers are in
their cornfelds this week with all the
help they can find, husking one OF the
largest corn crops this section has pro.
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