Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-12

JAIeaIAt IalJIul0Il. JuUQde III
DR.. Trotter. office with Dr. Miehell
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. 2s East Main.
Anniversary sale on outing tiannelsi
all this week. Archie Parker.
We offer our entire line of ham
Hive.
The Cemetery Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. w. "A. Davis Wednesday aft
ernoon at o'clock.
Hear the eloquent orator, Quincy Lee
Morrow, on the Christians duty in the
great moral movement against the sa-
loon power, at the east court room at 8
o'clock this evening.
The quarantine for diphtheria on the
home of Mrs. Alice Crane, at 912 Wood
bury street, was removed this morn
ing, and a quarantine for diphtheria
placed on the home of Engineer Charles
Dicks. of the Central, at No. 8 West
Boone street
Members Of Company H INDUCED in
some practice yesterday at the rifle
range northeast of the city. "A squad Of
eight men participated in the shooting
in the forenoon, while another squad Of
eight went out in the afternoon, each
being in charge of Capt. L. w. Brown.
Only short range shooting, at 200 and
500 yards, was attemted.
A party of Marshall county land seek
ers, composed of j. o. Monohan, Melzar
Dickson, r. A. Salisbury, of this city;
Rudolph Raubenbauer, Of Dillon; JOS
eph Lamer, of LeGrand; the Messrs.
Collins, residing north of the city near
Albion, and e. F. Stauffer, of State Cen
ter arrived in the city Saturday evening
from trip to Crookston, MINI.
Mrs. r. 2. Halferty, of Electric Re-
bekah Lodge No. 331, has been notified
of her election to the state assembly of
the order which will be held this year
at Creston. The selection of Mrs. Hal
ferty is recognition of her good work
at home and turnout the state in the in
terests of the order and will crafty and
please her numerous acquaintance and
friends.
Second Vice President NJ. NJ. Kirk
man, of the Chicago & Northwestern,
headquarters Chicago, passed thru the
city Friday evening in General Super
intendent r. H. Ashton's private car,
No 400, en- route from Chicago to the
Black Hills country. where To- will re-
main for a short vacation visit. He
was accompanied by his son, and over
the Iowa division by Assistant Superin-
tendent e. G. Schevenell, of Boone.
Gospel meetings are to begin at Main
and Eleventh streets on Aug. IA and
continue until the 18th. They will be in
charge of DR.. A. Mapship Malock col-
ored, and wife. of Des MONIES, singing
evangelists and Mrs. Sarah A. Wright,
colored, of this city. The pastors of the
different city churches have been in
yited to assist at the meetings. DR. and
Mrs. Malock have just closed series of
services at the colored Baptist church.
Following reduced rate ARRANGEMENTS
via c., NJ. & ST. p. To points in Colora.
do. Utah and South Dakota. Round trip
tickets to New York city. with stop
over provision each way at Niagara
Falls, Buffalo. Washington, Baltimore
or Philadelphia. Also round trip rates te
St. Louis. Chicago, Kansas City, st.
Paul and st. Joseph, Mo. Call upon an,
ticket agent of the c.. NJ & ST. p. or
write E. "A. Miller, G. p. A., Chicago,
Ill.
Des Moines news report in today's
issue which lists Marshall county as a
debtor to the state. together with
number of other counties, seems to be
IN error. The states claim was for the
maintenance of Uriah Binges and
George Belts, insane patients at the
Mount Pleasant hospital, and was de-
MED by Auditor Hargrave, as the men
were members of the Soldiers Home.
coming from other states and not citi-
zens of this county. Auditor Hargraye
has recently received a letter from
Judge Robinson, of the board of CONTROL
stating that the men will be and are
considered state charges. Consequently
Marshall county does not owe the state
of Iowa as stated by the Des Moines
correspondent
Joohn j. B. Price, milk hauler about
60 years of age. who lives ten miles
north of the city, near Conrad, was ia
ken in charge by Deputy Sheriff Hutson
Saturday evening on information from
his family. II is alleged Price has been
moody and respondent of late and i'm
AGNES his family are "all against him."
His wife believes him insane and has
become apprehensive that he might
harm her orsthe family, and took action
to bring him before the commissioners
of insanity. His hearing was set for
this afternoon. It is thought probable
that no action will be taken by the COM
missioners. Price has sought the de-
tense of an attorney and will fight the
action, claiming spitework on the part
Of his wife.
Secretary j. n. Fellinghan, of the
Railway Y. Nj. c., A., left this morning
on fifteen-days' vacation trip. Thru
the permission OF General Superinten-
dent G. w. Huntington, of the Central,
he was permitted to take an engine
ride, and accompanied Engineer
Johnny" Armour on engine No. 40 to
Mason City From that point Secretary
rockingham is will enjoy bicycle ride
to Charles City. where Mrs. Telling
ham is visiting, and after brief stay
there will go to FIT. Dodge. where he
was formerly engaged in Y. NJ. c. A.
work for three years, and where he
will conduct the associations afternoon
services next Sunday. While in TT.
Dodge, on next Monday, he will attend