Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-25
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The D0ingS of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.


term and s33 for the winter term
First grade S33 for the spring and SIS
for the winter.
Sioux City.
Woodbury. county's real estate trans
fer records for the two months and
half since the opening of the year show
heavy increases over the correspond
ing period last year. Ending March 15
the books of the county recorders office
show the transfers to have aggregated
$2,172,940.S3, as against $1,513,979.S5 for
the similar period ending March 16
1901, an increase of 43.5 per cent.
Coon Rapids.
An original notice was served on Ed
Mcdonald Monday by Healy & Healy
of FIT. Dodge, and Lee & Robb of Car
notice that a petition would be filed
against him in the district court
March term, claiming of him $4,000
damages for assault on Feb. IA. The
offences against the federal statutes
will be tried at Des Moines In May.
Waterloo.
I. r. Page, a cheap jewelry vender,
was arrested in the north part of the
city Thursday, where he was trying to
dispose of rings which he claimed were
is karat gold for the modest sum of
fifty cents. He had no money. From
papers on him it seems that he has
been following this vocation for some
time turnout Iowa. He carries bene-
fit card in the Central City Miners
Union.
Terril.
I AT the meeting of the directors of the
Terril Cooperative Creamery Com
rany, Wednesday. the secretary's re-
port for February showed the follow
ing figures: Number of pounds of milk
received 105,327; average test, 423;
number pounds butter fat, 4,T7763;
price per pound. &c cents; number
pounds butter churned, 5,95s; churn
yield. SOS: pay roll to patrons, ST.
076.01.
Popejoy.
Our schools close Friday, after six
months term taught by Miss Moyles. of
Grinnell, in the primary department
and Miss Parsons in the upper room.
Both teachers have given good salts
faction, and after a two weeks vaca-
ton Miss Parsons will resume her du-
ties as teacher in the upper room, while
the primary room will be taught by a
Miss Wilbur, Miss Moyles not wishing
to return.
Cedar Rapids.
Notices to the Chicago & North
western, the Milwaukee and the b., G.
r. & N. have been filed in the super
Tor court to the effect that the city
engineer has completed plat re-lo-
eating the railway tracks down Fourth
street, and designating where the
tracks shall be relaid so as to make
room for the illinois Central's tracks
on Fourth street from First avenue to
Ninth avenue.
Dallas City.
Joseph Deitrich's eldest boy met with
a serious accident last evening. He. in
company with another boy, was getting
his gun ready to go duck hunting, and
one OF the guns being pointed down.
wards, went off prematurely ana
struck the DIETRICH boy In the foot.
making an ugly wound. DR.. SCOTT
was called and dressed the wound, and
at last reports the boy was doing
as well as could be expected.
Des Moines.
The federal and municipal authori-
ties clashed Friday. and the police soon
found they can not arrest a man while
he is on duty for Uncle Sam They
wanted to arrest William WEIGH, an
of the postoff1ce, who had
mail truck on the sidewalk and refused
to move it in response to the orders
Of a policeman. The police found they
could not delay the United States mails
and WEIGH was not arrested.
Augusta.
The cold wave which struck this
section brought with 1T many ducks
The ponds being frozen over, they Sc
ected Skunk river for resting place.
Did and young hunters turned out and
gagged In two days over 200 ducks
without going very far, as lots of them
we're shot inside the town limits 1t
S said that some of the hunters be-
came so excited that they shot at most
anything that looked like duck.
Spirit Lake.
The grand jury reported to the court
Friday afternoon and were discharged.
Two indictments were returned, one
against John Ahlers, Of Superior, for
keeping his saloon open on the day Of
he last school election, and one against
Vim. Stivers of Terril, for selling in
liquor contrary to law. Ahl-
ars and Stivers appeared in court Mon
lay and plead not guilty. They will
nave hearing at the May term of
court.
Toledo.
Sheriff Buchanan left for the reform
school at Eldora Wednesday with two
named Milstad, aged IA, and a lad of II
FAMED Davis. The boys broke into a
hardware store at Tanna Friday night
asst and stole knives and cartridges. |
They were arrested next day. taken be-
ore Judge Caswell and selteNced to
serve term in the reform school, Joe
Miner wah a third criminal in the theft.
:ut his parents want him to stand trial. |
-eMars.
Henry Nicholson died Thursday |
morning at o'clock at the home Of his
ION, AL Nicholson, in Washington town
hip. The deceased was born on June |
g. 1916, In Indiana and came to Iowa |
hirty-six years ago. He has of late |
made his home with his son here He
ormerly lived at Carroll. where the re-
mans will be shipped to rest beside |
hose of his wife who died sixteen years
lgo. Funeral services were held at the
Nicholson home Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.