Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-15
The NEWS FROM HOME
What Iowa People Are Doing in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

IL 10 make MIN a reasonable interest.
There Is no demand for money at pres
6eIlt. The work of trimming the
apple trees on Judge Thornell's farm is
now gcing on. When 1t comes to trim
ming between six and seven thousand
apple trees it is no small job. The judge
has a fine orchard in which he taxes a
great dealsof pride.
Bedford.
Charles Remington and Frank Bailey
Bedford druggists who were convicted
.ofsviolations of the liquor laws Were SEN
fenced by Judge Towner last week
Bailey was fined $1,000 and given sixty
days in Jail, while Remington was fined
$1,000. They had been convicted q. the
same crime in the past and were under
injunction.
Dunlap.
The other morning peculiar accident
happened at Dunlap. as No. was pull
ing thru. A mail pouch was thrown
from the train at the station and struck
a travelling man who was near the de-
pot. The knock sent the man several
feet into large drift of snow. For
awhile II was thought he was seriously
injured, but is now entirely recovered.
Oskaloosa.
Erastus Bolton who ha & heen here 81.
The M q tl,rsa vaars
for. Denver ~
in the wast J, nd a., s,e.
h,isinass M, paiter s,,r,,,a.,,.
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years, and owned a fine farm. which
he has just sold to Natter for $4,000 He
has hosts of friends here who will wish
him well In his new home
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poets are that more houses than ever
WILDE QUILT IN Newton the coming sea-
SON
Mt. Pleasant.
The remains Of DIR WIN MA ,,.n,
who died : y,.ar aeo Il. i f,ll = !.
West from vellou f.as,e,. ~,
moved here and inter,ea ~, mo Ea,as.
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boyhood and avo,,nf,s =, !, bon5, M, NJ
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man. and al,yavs dir, bjs l,,,t,
derstood it. ard his FRIEND J, s,r.s s,rat,f;ad
thar the ai,thortfias sve,
removal to be made.
Iowa CITY.
The home of Mac gurnett on yy-est
burglary tie other n,orn:nt, ,,,,,t 4
o'clock The burglars il. ENTERING tho
cellar made a great f,ea I ~ i
Was heard bys Mr.. Rurnett hnt ~ s,,n-
posed ii must be their net feline ane,
so he raid no more attention "a II rh..
burglars continued their work unheeded
and succeeded In carrying off, twenty
quarts Of fruit and seven bushels az
potatoes without sbeinr discoyered
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Aigona.
ne case of Sutton VS.. Wassnan of
elcheyedan resulted in judgment; for
sMr. sutton TOR the fun amount claimed
andScosts This was a suit for recovery
on con'eact Tor hog cholera medicine
sod to the defendant The latter de-
Bile - read E,np,ish hn,
on him that he had served o,ls. star1n NJ
assessor and one as township clerk and
a letter to Sutton was broush, home 4,
him az its writer. There was some talk
that Wassman would be prosecuted for
perjury. but it 10 not known that any
steps We're taken TO that end.
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foster father Hamilton's father and
his wife naturally feel keenly the loss
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