Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-14
NEVADA NEWS.
a Wedding Business Changes An
Important Arrest.

NEVADA NEWS.
"A Wedding Business Changes - An
Important Arrest.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Feb. 14-John Fater and
Miss Minnie Edwinson, both formerly of
this city. were married last week in
Fremont, Neb. They will reside III
North Bend. Neb.
Henry Albery and Charles Jones have
purchased the feed store business owned
Ky NJ " Bump and will operate it un-
DER the firm name Of Albery {: Jones'
1t is said that they Will move the stock
across the street into building and
ithatsa new implement concern will open
up where the feed store now is. Ashford
& Co. is the name of the Implement
finn, as the rumor has ii. being COM
posed OF John H. Ashford, son of o. G.
Ashford, OF the Murray Hotel, the com
prominent in banking circles here.
Robert ID. McCroy, sheriff of Davies
county. Missouri. and Sheriff Boyd, of
at Maxwell, under an alias of Henry
Brown. and Sheriff McCroy, by virtue
o: reauisition papers. an then took the
rested on a charge of stealing horses,
and it is said that in addition to a wife
With whom he was living here he wa s
supposed to be married to a woman in
Missouri.
The case Of the State vs. e. r. Eide.
|of Roland. came up before Jutsice We'll
ty here yesterday The defendant pro-
duced a receipt for $40 for fine paid
the mayor of Roland, and was then re-
E.eaesd. since no man can be punished
twice for the same crime.
The case of the State VS.. n. b. Os-
manson and Abe Tuttle for assault and
Battery on the person of William Char
Iseiy, Turkish peddler was tried be-
fore a jury of six In Justice Welty' $
court Saturday, and the defendants
\ We're acquitted. III. Robinson. another
lpeddler. who also accused the same par-
ties OF assault and battery, Jared botter
! in his case. Osmanson was fined $40,
4 futile s25. and the costs We're divided
between them. 1t is said that the de-
/ PENDANTS in a quarrel With the peddler
\ knocked him down with a neck yoke
lard kicked and otherwise rnaltreated
him while down.
George Ashford left for San Francisco
yesterday and will stop there and al
Seattle until spring, when he will go tc
Nome. Alaska, to look after his mining
Interests
Mrs. Ernest King bury. formerly Miss
Bishop of this city, is the mother of ar
4 eight pound boy. Her husband man
Lagos a lumber yard in the northern par
4 o1 the state.
OdcbolI.
X Special to Times Republican.
& Odebolt, Feb. 14.-Rev. w. c. Vase
4 went to Sac City Saturday, returning
Il Monday.
Il. Robert Nunemaker who has been il
the Philippine army the past two years
returned home Monday. He had beef
sliick for sometime and WAS discharged
4 He is looking fairly we'll now.
8 Miss Amanda Bell, of this place, ant
4 Edward Reece, of Fostoria, Ill, wer
lsrsarried Monday evening at the home Q
the brides mother, Rev. w. G.. Vase
{ officiating. The contracting parties fa
: not been personally acquainted unit
! Saturday, but had been CORES pondin
& since last summer. They have&the bes
81 wishes of the people here,
Fl Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Waggoner no.
r o. Gridley, Iowa. were visiting friend
81 here the first of the week Mr.. Was
D gpner is station agent for the G. & \
II w railway at Gridley.
! g. NJ. Taggert returned from Seattl
(. Sunday. He expects to move there soor
{ The case of George jenkins VS.. Mis-
t Bird was storngly fought in Justic
! Graham $ court Tuesday. 1t was trie
I, to a jury. The jury disagreed, bein
! Eequlally divided three for the plainti
q end three against. 1t was a slande
: case and jenkins sued for 500 damage:
claiming the defendant had reporte
that he had stolen a barn door.
Death of Mrs. Solomon knapp.
y Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, Feb. 14.-The death o
Mrs. Solomon Knapp, of our city. ha
81 caused many sad hearts. She was on