Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-30

kidnapped anu luel set lIee ~ i'i.A'
Grass, from where they walked u
Montpelier and then to Buffalo. The.
seemed to have money and paid TO
everything they got. The mayor ordered
the marshal to see that they went t'
the depot and procured tickets for Rocl
! Island. which they agreed to do.
Red Oak.
party of eleven departed for Denver
and adjoining points Monday afternoon
on No. 8, consisting of Rev. w. G. Ho-
hanshelt, wife and daughter, Nina, Mr.
and Mrs Cochran and two children anC
mother, Mrs. Murphy; Anna and Julla
Moore and II. 7. Thomas. Last
Wednesday evening Mr.. Roy Bennett
of Omaha, formerly Red Oak boy
and Miss L.eonora Hough were united
in marriage by Rev. Boardman. They
left on the evening train for their fu-
ture home. George Palmer sold his
Red Oak lumber yard to Maggie & Son
of Milton. This closes out his last
piece of Iowa property and he, will de-
part for Washington state about July
1st.
AIsona.
Harold Quarton made an unlucky
shot over on the McF'all farm Saturday
He put the judges fine driving horses IN
the barn and then went out with rifle
and thought he would take fall out oil
the pump. 1t is happened that he shos
right at the barn and the bullet Went
thru a corn crib and the barn and hit
the horse in the groin, the bullet stop
ping somewhere in the inteStines. DR.,
Savers said there was nothing to be
done. If inflammation set in the horse
would die, but otherwise 1t might get
well. AT the latest the horse was we'll
and eating heartily. 1t is valuable
horse which the judge has owned sew
eral years. and one the whole family
would miss.
Hamburg.
Acting upon the advice and instruc-
ton of the city council as given in Il
late issue of our paper, Marshal Alber-
son went after the gamblers Monday
and stirred them up in good shape for
little while. At that time he placed
under arrest Frank Copeland and Mr.
Carter, of the Julien, upon the charge
CT keeping gambling houses They were
taken before Mayor Cooley, who as
SSSSS.
the case of Copeland the fine was re-
mitted upon good behavior, this being
his first appearance. Mr.. Carter seemed
to think they didn't really mean it, for
On Tuesday he was again taken before
the mayor and that worthy received
and disposed of him as before.
Clarion.
Clerk Bras has returned home from
in a crippled condition, be-
ing unable to walk about without the
aid of crutches. About two weeks ago
he went to FELTON, to assist in some inn
provements on his farm and at the time
of the accident was engaged at carpen-
ter work on a new house. The scat
folding on which he was standing
broke, precipitating him to the ground
below, a distance of about nine feet.
He fell in such a manner as to severely
sprain his right ankle and possibly
broke some of the smaller bones. His
foot and limb are badly swollen and al
tho not of a serious nature the accident
causes him much pain and will proba-
bly, lay him UP for couple of weeks at
east
3Iockton.
Blockton has had good Illustration
If the English debtors law, that sends
l man to Jail for his inability to pay
iebt. j. j. Swanson, who is almost to-
ally deaf and who is an invalid from
3right's disease and heart trouble, was
aiken to Bedford last week by the She
# with orders to the officer to con-
inue him in the county Jail until such
ime as he shall pay an attorney fee of |
'25 and costs of referee court, in all |
to over $50. Swanson siren
,ously denies that he employed the at
orney in the divorce proceedings insti- |
uted by Mrs. Swanson while her hus-
,and was sick. Members of the Odd |
Follows and K. p. lodges Interested |
themselves in Swanson's behalf and a |
EDITION signed by the leading business
nen of Blockton was forwarded to
Judge Towner who ordered Swanson
eleased on his own recognizance.
Thursday, John Vliet, and r. C. Cald-
veil, of this city got into a fight and
caldwell used ball bat on Vliet; ham
lered him over the head and across the
light side until great welts and frac-
ured rib We're the result of the blows.
'liet filed information against Caldwell
Or assault with intent to commit muir
er Thursday afternoon before Justice
the Peace Martin G. Hoge The court
ct l o'clock p. m. Friday, as the time
or the preliminary hearing and fixed
aldwells bond at $500. Not being able
} give bail he was turned over to Con-
table Spunaugle to imprisonment in
1e county jail. Friday morning a son
the defendant called on the court and
sked what the costs in the case were:
lie was told and threw down the money
} that amount. The hour for the trial
irving no prisoner nor prosecuting
illness appeared and after waiting
while the court dismissed the case, |
For the Fourth of july
he Iowa Central railway will sell ex-
lrsion tickets to points within 200
lilies at rate of one and one third
ire; tickets on sale July 3 and 4; limit.
uly Z. Apply to local ticket agent for