Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-09
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings Of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
--Your Old Home.

Az AAVAAASO
magistrate at Victor who fined him $50
and cost on the assault and battery
charge but RENTED $40 of the fine. a
charge OF resisting an officer was also
| filed against him and he was bound over
to the grand jury He gave bonds on the
sum of $500.
Jefferson
The first of the week Pastor j. o.
l3Staplea of the Baptist church received
notification from the trustees of the
| First Baptist church of Burlington of /
his unanimous selection to fill the pas
/ torate of that church. As the salary is I
| a substantial advance over that paid I
There, the temptation to accept is but /
natural. Yet Mr.. Staples feels that his
work is not completed here, according I
to the Souvenir and has not yet decided
what he will do.
i Nevada
Further reports from the heavy wind
at the John Lutz farm when his house
was destroyed Monday are to the effect |
/ that the new barn was also badly
wrecked and moved off the foundation,
and that one of Mr. Lutz's sons was
working in the field at the time and the
4 horses became frightened and ran away
and hrosA the hny,s arm, in t,yo n,.,oes
lsNr In,z,s mace saa,naa n na an 90.
lpecial ,arpe, for the storm His loss
5lwill aggregate several thousand dol
Ilar.
NJ. AARON A Pa,msr .ba navly
4 elected s,,,ra,intandant of mo ,chooIs
here left Monday for chicago where he
A viii ,alss s,nt.ci.,l VOL. in tho university.
Ha ,rill n,,rsue COURSES in ,,aaapogv anl
,,o,,a,n r,etioas as, Vol, az, IN histor,.
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ora ~ .bos. mo, who realiya th.t II
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Reinoeck
Little Lois Adams was bitten on the
cheek by large dog Tuesday evening.
She had been playing with the animal
and had probably stepped on his foot or
( accidentally hurt In some way which en-
ragged him. He sunk three Of his fangs
\ into the fleshy part of her cheek, one o
which made quite deep gash Dr. f.
w Powers dressed the wound the
s,,s,.;,,g 81 t,re,, C:,otsyntt,s va, i'm.
,,aii,...,, s,,,,,, ..- ,rhe standard, save
!. aie,n. nan, housa,s nm park avenue some
I. n,,,y uns,e,pojrp construction and others
: contenn,atea Win 10. the record for tina,
u rart ~ l,.,nhaek ,hi. summer
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lraer
The railroads are experiencing much
GitHrlittV in getting enough section men,
Work is too plenty and jobs too numer-
GUS. The wages paid now for section
men is sl.oo per ea yet me is iitsie m
nucement IN snch eooo' times az the
Z country is enjoying now. FOREMAN isep
s ert Jones, of the Northwesterii,s mas ohl.
two men at present ana hseds ten OF
Twelve. Inc s.ar-Silppef notices
8 that the farmers NE IS NOT aii niiss'
= Joe METERS hired man lnauced MN u
pay MN w IN advance. uieh ielt hi ~
Just before harvest. "o travetins
81 men We're In town on luesdaS' Whoss
ie aVoifdup2's assissaSe,I ''v pou',as
~, i,s ra,,rd, TIE ,sal a aft, n,ett,
% q, 49, ala NO.. a,,,,sar 10 MIND IN,
100, y.rv much ..- The ce5nyrega
re $50, ,,s,,,.i., In n;orsbi, in ,h. ha "a
q -. - ~. ~. ob,,reh for ,h.. Tim,
ol h.ipe
Dubuque
m Miss Grace l-awton Who formerly re
II sided in this city was Killed Ihursaa
ia evening in omaha from injuries gus
tanned by Jumping from a moving cai
She vas We'll known here, having nee
a resident Of Dubuque All her HE UP
:. about two years ago When she remove
:, 10 Omaha. Thursday evening she va
n SIN
= had blown up rather suadeniy ana thet
- was much Gle trlcity in the air Evident
ly s'he was afraid of lightning ssrikih
mt the car. for all of a sudden sne aros
Is, from her seat and Jumped to the pave
II. ment. The car was going at rapi
lift rate Of speed and az her feet struck IN
as street she flew over on her head and re
manned there unconscious. An ambt
se few hours afterwards. Her skull wa