Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-28

| the directors and the company was not
| permitted to act for the reason that
they were not such as would please and
attract crowd, such as would attend
| the fair; that the entertainments We're
not as represented. Plaintiff acknowl-
edges receipts of $50 received from the
society and sues for the remainder of
the sum named in the contract, 1875.
| Lyons.
| A disastrous runaway occurred yes
| terday morning on South Sixth street,
in Lyons. Mr.. Fanger, the milk man,
| was driving his horse north, when his
milk wagon was struck by team OF
horses attached to the blunck delivery
wagon, which had become unmanage-
able further down the street, and had
run away. The vehicles came together
| violently, breaking them up consider
ably, and throwing MIR. Fanger out.
Vincent.
| A project is on foot for new cream
cry in Vincent. Two creameries have
already burned down there, but another
creamery man has come forward TO oc-
cupy the field, and promises II he can
| get pledges enough to guarantee him,
TO go right ahead with the project. A
| meeting is set for Saturday to consider
| the question Vincent is coming into
quite boom this spring. With new
school house under way, new brick
bank building completed and cream
cry in prospect, 1t appears 1t has album
dant p:ospe .ty.
Orient.
n vory,o M acf
Sunday morning He is employed at
Moreland's livery barn. AS he passed
between a span of spirited horses with
out speaking to them they commenced
kicking, and he was soon under their
feet, while they proceeded to dance a
jig over him, bruising him and at first
it was thought had broken rib. but
only proved fracture. He was taken
home where he reported as resting cas-
Ter but sore with bruises. Ellis Is a ia
vorite with the young people who wish
him speedy recovery.
creston.
The federal grand jury which has
been in session in this city since
sion of the federal court, found true
bill against John Jackson, who Is in Jail
in connection with the tragedy in
which Ollie Ohlschlager was killed, on
the charge of violation of the United
States revenue laws This charge
grows out of selling liquor In the gam
bling hall conducted by Jackson, and
large number of the frequenters of
the place were before the jury for the
purpose Of giving evidence in regard to
the matter This Indictment will be
held until Jackson is tried for the crime
for which he now in Jail.
Fairfield.
Fairfield business men have met the
proposition of Messrs. Meek & Ketch-
UNI, of Bonaparte for the location of a
handle factory in this CITY, Messrs. w.
e. Scott, v. A. Lamson and Dillon Tur-
ney, who were appointed Il committee
their subscription papers with the re-
port at a meeting Friday night that
they had been successful and turned in
their subscription papers with the re-
QUESTION thereon Messrs. Meek &
Ketchum will come here with in Il few
days to close the matter. They will at
once erect building with $500 feet of
floor space on the site east of the Rock
Island and north of the Burlington
tracks which has already been Sc
cured.
Harlan.
Several of the churches are making
special preparations for Easter. AT the
Methodist church there will be Easter
exercises by the Sunday school next
Sunday at II a. M, entitled Easter ser
vice, with special music at ST. Paul's
Episcopal church at IL a. m. There
will be appropriate Easter services,
with special music. at the Congrega-
tional church at II a. M. and a special
musical service given by the Sunday
school and choir at 1880 p. m. In addi-
ton to the Easter services there is a
Lenten service at st. Paul's at 10 a. m.
each day except Saturday and an eye-
ming service on Wednesday and from
1.S0 to 3 p. m. on Friday. There are
services at the Congregational church
each night. except Monday and Satur-
day, at 7.30.