Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-23
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
Tie DOings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

| city and Miss Winnie Rhood.s, OF The
county Mrs. Belle Rodgers WAS ais,
re-eleeted as supervisor of music il
our schools for another year The sue
cess of this branch OF instruction
which WaS put into our schools as al
| experiment last year, has been so sue
cessful rs 10 have entirely done AWAY
with whatever opposition there Nigh
have been.
| ClarksvIIe.
Before Justice Schellenser las
| Thursday, Al Gilbert and Nv NJ Lynet
appeared. thru their attorneys. an,
pleaded guilty OF selling intoxicatin:
liquors contrary To law. The justice
fined them $40 and costs each. paymen
being promptly made. The Other
Earge; against the defendants wer,
dropped with the understanding that
they do not reengage in The saloon
business in Clstlksville.
Fl. Dodge.
Victor Dolliver left Thursday to take
part i'll the campaign in Maine, but as
sured his friends here that he would
return to Iowa to take part in the
Iowa campaign by the first of Octo-
bcr. MIR. Dolliver has been in every
state campaign in Maine since 1892
and hence feels that the committee o.
that state has u kind of claim on his
services. He says he likes the New
England style of doing things and feels
very much at home in that portion OF
the union.
Ogden
Mr.. Henry Kneeland. of Union town
ship. lost two fine steers last week.
being killed by lightning. They had
taken shelter under a large tree and
We're Killed instantly. 1t is said one of
the steers was standing, leaning against
the tree, dead. Mir. THOMPSON.
who lives near the Diamond schoof
house in Union township. had his barn
and so tons of hay and about 10 head
of hogs destroyed by fire last week
The lightning struck it Thursday even
ing when the storm first came up. They
Were not insured.
Eagle Grove.
The building committee of the Car
nege library met Monday evening
with a representative of the firm of
Smith & Gage architects, of Des Moines
and selected plans for the building. 1t
is expected the excavation for walls and
basement will begin next Monday. The
selection made by the committee is
regarded by the Eagle as certainly
ideal. 1t is of C;recian architecture
constructed of brick. with stone trim
mings. 7SxS4, southeast corner en-
AZ.
Well arranged rooms with basement
and one story.
AckIey.
Twelve thousand pounds of poultry
We're marketed in Ackley Saturday
last l.. e. Richardson shipped car
load TO Chicago. Rev. l.. Mueller
recently disposed of a tract of land
owned by him, which WAS located near
breckenridge Minnesota. Five years
ago he bought the land for $50: he sold
it for So an acre and made no improve
ments on The place. There arc business
heads among the clergy-and a life de-
voted to work in "the Lords vineyard
does not necessarily prevent them from
their talents in other direc-
tons, says the World.
Leon.
About year ago Mr.. j. D. Kelley,
Of Decatur county. was in Oklahoma.
ana drew homestead of 100 acres of
land in the Lawton district, near Red
river, within ten miles of the Texas
line Ii was 4 fertile piece of land in Il
inc agricultural region but Mr.. Kelley
sold it 10 Pat O'Graily, of
Richland township. for the small sum
If s275. Fred Smith recently
brought the Journal office nice supply
IF apples from the orchard on his fine
l6o-acre farm three and one half miles
northwest of town. The apples were
If the variety known as the summer
Queen and most of them measured
.welve inches in circumference. His
orchard will yield 200 bushels of APP
oles this year.
ndianoIa.
William I. Boyd drifted into this city
''rday from somewhere to the author.
ties unknown, and was taken in
harge by the sheriff. On Saturday he
vas arraigned before the insanity COM
mission and being declared insane was
AIKEN to Clarinda Monday. His last
,lace of residence WAS Boise CITY.
IDAHO, and he had a card from tho
ocal G. \. r. Post of that city, show
ng that he was Il member of that Post |
lie served during the civil war IN the
'irst Iowa cavalry. He seems rational |
t times and begged the authorities
rot to take him to Jail. He is a phys
,an and says he practiced medicine
n Idaho. Montana and Wyoming for
many years. His insanity he says is
aUsed by exposure. He will not be a
tranger at Clarinda, however, as he
erTed time in the hospital there some
ears ago.
All Were Saved.