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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
Observation-Disclosures, .

0erlnan 3. eisriit seeen Greoerid
Mnorels. 9luf Soften bes Mn9etlagten
beigelegt.
pbilip Canned, Nominiifrator, aeeen
Die 3. s. 6. & ct. s. Gilenbabn.
Die @sihmorenen fonnten iitb iiber tein
0erOift einigen.
goitb 8rid sesen slrtbur Yrif. gbe-
fdeiouns beipilligt.
Sreberif yuertel gegen 2Dttie 6.
8uerfel. @beldeioung beipili9t.
glisabetb &inbertneht segen Soi. s.
Me@ulou9b, Nomlnilfrator. Nuf Ro=
fen ber Gldaerin suriifge3osen.
gbrilfian Wiano, Mom. gesen Mbam
8lalier. geroitt tiir ben Ineetlagteu.
Mm. Mobne eegen @ben Ban 3trf'
Nuf Soften bes Nnaeflagten beigelegt.
Clara Sarla6er eegen Catherine 2eb,
u. u. Das 8runbitiif tuurbe aul
$4,000 ob9ei6dbt unb BON Catherine
2ebr gu bielem Yreiie angenommen,
unb Der Sheriff paro anaenieien, ibl
einen geiibtitel aussultellen.
Sames g. Gabbes geoen Sobn s..
GnoerIon II. q. Sem &ldser murot
$l.00 augeIprohen.
5bomas 9. garber ge9en S. BrotD-
ming & Gobn. Dem Slager ,puroer
$794.45 sugeiproden.
Geo Crater gegen Die g. 8. s. &
ct. 8. gilsnbabn. Dem Sldger tpur.
ben $3.50 aueeiproden uno bat oit
giIenbabn So, Die Soften gu besablell.
6olsenoe 9rimitlalproselle purber
erleoigt j: Mii6ael 9ople, Der peeer
Sleinoiebitabls angefla9t 1T unb friibel
feline unidulo bebaHptet batte, betanntt
lib fbuloia.
9as y2dmli6e tbaten au9 Miltor
3. Morris uno 5bomas StI6er, geser
lpelde Nnfla9en tpegen ginbru9 uni
Siebltabl borliegen.
9a bic 2iIte Der GeI9norenen MIDI
pollItdnoig lit, 10 wuroen nod fOleeno'
Namen beraus9eloit, um Die 2iltes5u
bsrpolItdnoigen :Sobn s. GoQ, Dobe'
9opnibip s. S. Saroina, Gufb 5p.
SbeoOore 5u9bes, W}iQ Sp. sSobn g
Woooaro, Srforo Sp., uno Samuel
0uerr, 2anrence Sp.
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Gtt &entmGp MdOd,ett. .

Cine Der oft beiunsenen 569ter be,
Blue Grass &e9ionen fanb ibr Slid
Srdulein Nrns in Softer. Gp., iprid1
baber Dem gigentbiimer bon Gorni's
Mlpentrduter 8lutbeleber ibren Danl
aus. sd mar INNER frdntli6,
f6reibt aenannte 9ame, ,ebe i'd 6orni's
Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber gebrall1te
aber nun fiible i'd um pieles beiIer,
SD bate iabrelans einen NuslhlaQ
am Salie, tuel6er foldes Brennen per=
urIaAte, baB i'd Dor Suden nidt i6la=
fen fonnte. S6 beriubte ales Mbg=
li6e um befreit gu tperben, aber um=
ionit. gun 1T Der MusI1lag ber=
fhmunben uno meine 6aut 1T 10 rein
tDie bic zines Ginbes. l1no oas bat Der
Mlpenfrduter Blutbeleber betpirft /! sd
iddbe ibn als oas bette Blutreiniguns=
mittel Der Welt unb tperbe Mlles tbun
ibn pDpuldr gu MAIDEN" sSorni's
Mlpenfrduter Blutbeleber reinigt uno
bereibert oas Blut unb Gelunbbeit
folgt. lin ndbere Musfunft tpenoe
man iiA an ben gigentbhmer, Dr.
peter Gabrnep, 1l2-1l8 go. Oopne
Abe., @biea9O, Sq.
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0eSd)irrlu d aren bel gurnlioes,

GeS0irrluaarets bel 8urnioes,
fauft mas Shr mollt. elm 9anses Set
ooer Elm babies.
6eimd)t. Gin Mdo6en sur gus=
biilfe in BET Slide bes Hefaurants.
gta1sufraeen in Srant Siinsli's Ge=
ftaurant, l25 W.=So6itrabe.
Ser jtinelte SnIaiie unisrer
gountD Baitille lit Sreo. Moprer bon
9ten gpmerstomn. Serielbe lit erIt
Is Sabre alt, unb bod lit oas i6on
oas pierte Wial, baB Der S9linge!
tuegen fleiner 9iebitdble eingeIperrt
miro. Wdre 0lnwrer Der Sobn reiGet
2eute, nitroe man bies als einen tlaren
6aa bon Gleptomanie be3eidnen. oa
Der 8uri6e aber Elm armer Seufsl 1T,
10 beibt mans einfa9 0iebfabl.
Sn eineln einsigen 2anoe ber grbe
iuiro oas Sabafrauben als Elm f6neres
8er9eben betra6tet, uno stpar in
Ibellinien. mo- nod beute Elm &au1=
Oerbot aus Dem Sabre 1642 in 8eltune
1T. glnfdnglid wuroe bieIes nur err
laRen, um Die Geiitlicbeu am Sabaf=
rau9en in Den Gir4en gu binoern,
ipdter aber 10 melt aus9eoebnt, baB
iebt fogar jeoer Sremoe Dorlibtis iein
mub, ftb nidt NIT elmer brennenoen
@isarre antrefen gu lailen.
Sn Soul, Der Sauptitaot bon
Rorea, mus Tib ieoer mdnnlide GIN
Dobner mad SauIe begeben, fobalo bic
srobe bronsene @lofe Der Gtaot ber=
tiinoet bat. baB Die Some untereegan=
GEN lei uno Shore uno Sbiiren gei9loI=
len weroen miiBten. Gin Mann, Der
Ti6 oanab nod auf Der StraBe ieben
ldbt, berfdlt Der Strafe bes Nuspeit=
idens. giur BEN Srauen 1T au6 na6
iener p2lbeno9lOde" geTiattet, aus3u=
aeben, Inn ihr Sreunoe uno 8etannten
gu befuGen.
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9te etet,e StrnBeubabn.

Sic Serren Mfanbelbaum, gbriHn,
PomerpD uno anoere BeQmte uno 0i=
reftoren Der Susearamas StraBenbabr
tamen lebte Wode bon GleOeIano, nm
iiber Die 8erldngeruns ibrer 2inie pon
@anal Sober na6 5traBburg gu ent.
i6etpen. gu gleiber 3eit inipi3ierten
tie au9 Die 2inis mad ubridsbiIe. @ie
febrten nit einem 5pe5ialipagen nod
Stem philadelphia suriid uno nabmen
nit oe1n@eneral=S Observation-Disclosures
9ltins uno ibren Nntpdlten Wiltin &
Wiltin ibr Nadtefien i'm gr6anse-Srtel
Elm.
9ie @eIddftsfiibrer uno Die Nnpdlte
purDen beauftra9t, iofort S9ritte su
tbun, I'm oas @e9ere0t na9 Strap
burg 81 iidern. sic perlan9en feinen
Sbei! Der GtraBe, fonoern beab5ibtiaen,
einen Streifen BON 20 SUB Weite an
oer Wooiter StraBe su faufen.
Ser @ei9dftsfiibrer uno Die Nnmdlte
puroen 5u9leid beauftrast, Die geoin=
9uneen gu priifen, unter pel6en cine
Gtrabenbabn nod Der SiioIeite 9ebaut
tperoen tDnnte.
Dies 1T Die rdmlide @deuidaft,
tpel6e cine Strabenbabnlinie bon So=
leoo iiber 9aDton na6 Cincinnati qe=
baut bat, tpie au9 eine iolde bon GleDe.
LAMB iiber gtDrpalt na9 5oleoo. Sic
bouen nun cine Hinie iaoli9 mad
Woofter. Wagen laufen iebt ibon
na6 Mebina uno balb tpirb Die 2inie
big @bippetua Safe fertig iein, uno bis
5um Serbf boIft man Woolter 81 errei=
den. Wobin Die 2inie bon bort ueiter=
9efiibrt miro, 1T mod niht enti6ieoen.
Wiro Die @eiellidaft Die 2inie nit Der
2inie na9 StraRburs uno Den eebauten
Sinien ii: Suscarapas Gountn berbin=
ben ? Wenn 10, piiroe re9t balo aud
Die 2inie bon llbri9sbille mad Mbee=
ling in slngriff aenommen iperoen. 9ies
1T Die 9rObte StraBenbabnlinie, Die
nod ie geplant moroen 1T, uno brei
giertel oerielben iino idon gebaut uno
i'm 8etrieb.
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eSeb fommt bic 3eit Der Na1tfrD=
Ife auf politifhem 8ebiet.
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0eNorben.

Mm 10. Weai in Stem pbilaoet=
phia Die Grau BON Sobn 5racp nad
ldilgerer Rranfbei. i'm 9llter bon 63
ssabren. Ser @atte uno eine Sohter
trauern um Die GerItorbene.
glm 10. Mai in ubribsbile Mittwe
9aaneD Spler i'm utter bon rs Sabren
an einem SerSleiben. 0ie geriforbene
mar smeimal perbeiraibet unb binterldb1
slDei Ginoer aus ibrer eriten uno Diel
Ginoer aus ibrer 5tDeiten Gbe.
Qlm eamfag Morsen in gieiu pbi'
laoelpbia Grau Marn @lisabetb Sooo
Die 8attin ben &. S. Us. Dooo, in
Mlter BON IS Sabren on einem 6er3
leioen, ipel6es ourd9 4fbma per:
urfabt moroen ipar. Sie 8erhorben'
mar aus gnglano gebiirtia uno fan
| i'm Npril 1874 nit ihrem 8atten mad
ben Ser. Gtaaten unb hat ieitber I'M
mer BIER eepphit. sic binterldbt elmer
trauernben 8atten uno Drei Sinoer
Spei @bbne uno eine So6ter.
9lm 5. Wai in Suscaramas Sobt
Wl. Bhfer i'm 2lter bon 73 Sabren
Der 0erItorbene tpar aus Der Shpel
gebiirtig, lam i'm Sabre 1860 mad Der
Yereinieten Staaten 'uno oiente mdb
reno bes gir9ertrie9es in einem Wain
Geeiment. gr binterldBt eine Wittp
unb fiinf Rinoer.
gm Is. Mai in Sem Bbilaoelpbit
Wit.tpe Catherine Safler in Ilter bot
LIS eSabren. Die 8erforbene binter
IdBt ie6s Ginoer, bret 5Obne uno Ore
501ter.
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GeOusierie TaytrDrei;e.

auBer lofalen Grenrfonen 8n rebu8ierten BreiIen
bic bet herlbeeenen 9elegenbeiteu gep1brt fper6en
bieten bic gennielpania &ne fir foleenbe Gele9en
beiten beiDnoers btlIige @eiiegefeeenbeiten
y}at ct. 9aul un6 Mtnneapplis Wtinn, bonn IT,
big 49, Ntat etni9eBli bel Seleseubet oes Stationa
8aptift Mnniperiaries.
gtad Gan 5rancisco, Sos angeles, Gal, unb gprt
lamb, Ore bonn 26. Dtai big T. Suni eini1lieBlib Be-
@elegentett bon SmperiaI Council gobIes of WpItti
Sbrtne, gational eonpention 3. g. q. Of amerifo
un6 Stprerte 2obge u. 8. II. SO.
gta1 Senper. Colorado Springs ober Yueblo Colo,
bonn 81 bis 23 Stunt einidl. BET @eesenbeit Der inter.
nattDnalen eoHoeutio1 Der Sonnta9sdule, 2rienntal
Contention.
gtab Minueappls, Minn., npm s. Bis z. suIi Elm.
f9lieBli gelesentlib ber NationaI gbueatipnal Mo-
ciation.
gsadb Tacoma ggaib. pber 9prtlanb, Ore, bonn Is.
biz gum Suit ein56L eeeeentlid Der Mnnuai Weetna
D. g 9 u, Soeietg Of lnites grssbsterian gburb.
l. big 7. Mua. enl, selesentlidb BET 8iennial Wses.
ting, Rniebfs auf gDtbos
Sta1 Solt Safe Gttp Utah. bonn g. bis g. Muauft
ein9l 9elessntltb Der Mnnual &elnipn, Sranb 2obge
g. g. 8. g.
SIR ndbere ausfunft iiber ssabrpreife unb anbere
Glnaelbetten tpenoe man @ on bte 9tdet.Mgenten Der
Renniplpaniaa&inien,
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@tttGSta 9afc.


Ntnpna Safe, Snb., on Der gennDlpania gabn i'll
lpelde uuterbultlng uuD 8e,ebruno nit gube uub
grbolnng on berbiuhen phn16en 9ieier Geiprt III
Der Sty ber @inona aiemblp unb eommeridule unb
mtro tabrd pom pieen BeriDnen beiutbt ipelde bort
Die S9ne lit lnter Der &ettung tiitger 2ebrer stir
Grboiun9 nno 9ergui9eu lit beitens 9eIpret.
Vim l5 9Jto be9tnnt bic Sopn fur 1902 Bon bieIenl
tifets Ser Serfauf ber SatIpn=5idets be9innt am
10 Dtat na6 ipGbrt bis l3. September. 6. 9. 9ifep
Sefretdr gBlnona Safe sSnb, giebt Mustunft iiber
alienblD, SommeriduIen &C.
Sir 9nsfunft iiber Grenriipnsrotben s5obrseit &C.
tpenDe mani iid9 oil bic 9ideQgenten Der @ennIlpania
8abn ooer OH s. 9on 9uier, @biea1iiItant, Senerol
pafiagier @9eut Yittsbnr9 So. Z
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Staltemtfdbe Bienen sst ber:
fntttctt.
9alt einen &ungreBmamn aufredt.

y@esen SAluB Der gampasne," 70
lAreibt gbamp Glarf MiHouri's berpor>
raaenoer &cnsrebmann, mar id pur6
lleberanitrensun9, NerYenlberlpannung,
SAlaflolisfeit nnp itetes Spre1en fat
san3liA anfserieben. Gs ldienlntr, ais pb
Srsane meines S6rpers In llnprbnuns
waren, bod 3 5lalaen Electric gitters"
trahten mid mierer auf Die Beine. Gs
1T Die bette BON alien fog. 9atentmepiSincn,
bic ilber ben Qarentiidb zines Drpsilten
meg Serfauft werpen." leberarteitete,
atscipannte Manner unb fApade, frdnt-
liae 6ranen erlan9en frilde 2ebensfraft
uno Sc e1unpbeit bur@ ,,Gleetric 8itters".
Gerlu6t fe. preis soc. BET 8rant Ntiller
unp Scbn, Npptbete. @arantirt.
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Gpttmtags= Grciariiottest. !.

Muf Der 6. 8. & SO. gifenbabn
iDerben bOnl ndbfen 6onnta9 an ipieber
regelmdbige 6orntngssiiae fobren unb
iperben om 5onhtda ipe3ielle Breiie
betDilligt tuerDen. Ndbere 9ustunit
Del ben M8entetl.
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O1elle SD1,t,tter 9SS0Qre1t.

nee Gintduer, Der cine 0Hdn pHden
drttn onmeo fnb ufgefebr uno bab % baB fe nit ibrn g
duin ol9rs3 aenn Se gsaarsn ansen uno oss
Sat Die 2ir % mb grob Store srbBten
ofi6en Sbo bam Snbem unn Gunoen ba au
mir au INNER oa bei unr Ged prsben ba ITS AUDI
mas mir antreben.
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0(orret(t)eS &eiultQt !!

S9prtl wes Die grDben 8fdu au Die 9ebab
~ 8ammtumm brdgt $26 239 90 lit $7O63 OF grDBer
apul 1901 nsre geraufe aun d bis iebt i'm Sabre 1902 auf
unb Die 3abme 9egub 1901 au 40 pDnt be
3unaens n6a Drosn nsre gtaue bie Sahr gmmberaa
$500 900 erre. siroen ui 0erfdue bis
Sabr ben Setra9 BON elmer Iiertl=lRiaion errei6en
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s. >. =. s.. IN Marion, ..
gilisc Preiie iibcr bic Neuniblbania
Ginien.

Ginfader preis fiir Die Gunbfabrt
na6 Marion, O.. gum geIuGe Der
@ranologe Der s. 8. 8. fs. BON O6io.
3ifets tperoen am 10. unb 20. Mai
pertauit. Sir nabere Wusfunft tpenoe
man li1 an Die Sidet=Naenten.
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NeirafhSt elpi fIiAt.ttnett.

Seth porter. Canal Eoper WlaubD
@outs, poif Rop.
SaeOb 8. 9uprid, BaItie Gpoia
paas. Dunoee.
hilbert s. gipenl1eio. Canal Dober ny
Slurenee M. MebIep, Netp gbila.
sSobn 8. Wroipn, Stone greef &oz
ietta 5. DIT, Gpans Greet.
0iram M. Oltnger Warp u. prtee,
beibe bon 9em phila.
9arrp g.. WDoo, Suscaratpas &rtba
&effer, Netp pbila.
StalientidDe Biemen s,t ber=
fnttfett.
9ie nnter5eibneten baben 21 italie=
nii6e StDfe bon ben beriibn,ten Bienen
u. s. GOots, Die fie auf bem prioat-
tpese perfanfen tDollen.
Dies 1T eine ausaeseiDnete 8elegen-
belt fir sSarmer uno anbere Bienen.
ai1ter. borsiialibe Bienen all mdBigeu
preiIen su erlperben.
Dian wenoe lid minoli1 ooer I1rift.
lid an S. S. Barr. unb'
9arDeD yarnbill,
Sruiiees.
Netu Pbila., 90. Mpril 1902.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-20
TRIcHINAE IN THE PORK.
Hogs at centerviIle Alleged to 30 At
fected With Trichinosis.
Special to Times Republican.

Centerville, Oct. 20.-The startling
statement is made in the Daily Citizen.
| On authority of the local board of
health, that many hogs in this vicinity
are affected with trichnn. The dis
covery Of this state of affairs was made
by Veterinary p. r. ASH. who. finding
his diagnoses corroborated by j. A.
Replogle, former veterinary surgeon.
Immediately notified the board Of
health and City Clerk Meers acted un-
der orders from the body and sent an
urgent request to the president of the
state board Of health at Des Moines to
send an inspector here at once to make
thorough investigation. The state
veterinary surgeon is expected here at
any time.
1t is stated on good authority that
parts of the city are affected with
trichinosis. The discovery is good
cause for general caution and until the
matter is investigated people who are
wise will not eat fresh pork. In case
the veterinary comes ard detects the
presence of trichinin in the sick hogs.
it is expected that all sales Of pork will
he prohibited here until the meat shall
have been inspected.
The trichina. according to Webster.
is a small. slender rematoid worm
Qrichona spralis) which. in the larva
state. is parasitic often in immense
numbers, in the voluntary muscles of
man, the hog and many other animals.
When insufficiently cooked meat con-
tanning the Larvae is swallowed by man,
they are liberated and rapidly become
adult, pair, and the ovovi-viparous fe-.
males produce In a short time large
numbers OF young which find their
way into the muscles, either directly or
indirectly. by means Of the blood. Their
presence in the muscles and the intes-
tines in large numbers produces thichi-
rosis.
Trichinosis is marked by fever, mus
oular pains and symptoms resembling
those of typhoid fever and is usually
,f.1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-20
Land Slide at School House
Hill Covers the Iowa Cen
trail Tracks
SIX FEET DEEP FOR 15o FEET
Traffic Practically at standstiIl and
Several Days Will Be Required to
Lift the Blockade - Heavy Rains
Damage the Milwaukee Tracks Near
Ottumwa.
Special to Times-Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Lacey, Der. 20.-For the past two
months the new work on the Iowa Cen
trail track, caused by the deep cut
made thru school House" hill, has
been the source of much delay and
many derailrnents and has caused the
mana cement of the road great deal OF
trouble and inconvenience. The eli
max was reached Sunday afternoon,
however, when portions of the banks
along the track near the overhead
crossing at this place gave way and
the earth slid on the track buryins
it completely from sight The track
for distance of $50 feet is buried I'M
der from five to six feet of earth and
it will be several days before the track
can be cleared. Freight traffic on the
south end OF the road is practically at
a standstill and since Sunday afternoon
all passenger trains have been com,
PEELED to transfer their passengers
around the buried portion. The land
slide was caused by the heavy rains
of the latter portion of last week Work
trains arrived early this morning and
the work Of clearing the track was at
once commenced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-20

this community Friday night, doing
considerable damage. The storm Gull
minated about q: 80 o'clock in the even
ing, and SO far as the wind was con-
cerned, lasted but few moments, tho
the rain continued to fall in torrents
with brilliant lightning and heavy
thunder, till 10 p. m. Old settlers say
they do not remember having seen sue
q storm at this season of the year.
Heavy damage was done to the new
Baptist church now building and the
great rafters which had been raised
only day or so ago We're all torn
down besides quite Il large amount OF
brick wall. The two story brick livery
Darn of Keeney Bros. had the corner
torn off, and considerable damage re
suited. The new dwelling of Alton Cot
tingham, eX-deputy county recorder,
was totally demolished. There was also
serious damage done to shade trees.
electric light and telephone wires, etc.
A short but severe storm of light
ming struck the city also at noon Sat
urdaN, but lasted only a few mo-
;nents. and there was but little rain
fall. 'rhe family of j e. Green narrow
ly escaped death by stroke of light
ming. All We're stunned and the house
in which they live considerably shat
tered. The rainfall last night was
Very heavy, and the river will no
doubt be higher than a any other TINA
during the whole ceason.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-20
The Grinnell News.

of representative men. Sunday eve
ming his subject was John Wycliffe, the
first of the great refOrmers.
The Uncle SAINTS Club entertainment
was postponed from last Friday to next
Friday evening on account of the bad
weather that evening.
The Grnnell high school defeated the
Ottumwa high school Saturday by the.
overwhelming and devisive score of IS
to 0. One thing which accounted for
Ottumwas poor showing was the fact
that the team had been up Friday night
till $3.50, the train which they came on
Icing compelled to wait at Searsboro
for nearly ten hours on account of a
washout. Ottumwa kicked off in the
first half to Noble, of Grinnell, who re-
turned the ball twenty-five yards be-
fore being downed. Grinnell advanced
the ball rapidly towards Ottumwa's
goal but We're finally held for downs.
Ottumwa made several good gains but
were soon unable to make their dis
lance and the ball was returned to-
Grinnell. Grinnell now commenced to
advance toward Ottumwa's goal and
soon had a touchdown. Goal was
kicked. making the score 6 to o. Grin
rell made four more touchdowns in this
half, making the score 2S to 0. The
second half was a continuous process
sion toward Ottumwa's goal line, the
score being % to 0 at the end Of the
game. One of the features of the game
was Gilley's run for touchdown from
a kick off thru the entire Ottumwa
team, aided by the fine interference of
Sears
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-20
STILL AFTER PARSONS.
Mount Pleasant Citizens Hold Mass
Meeting to Try to Get Fairfield

Mount Pleasant, Oct. 1S.-There was
a large mass meeting of citizens at the
court house last evening to take some
action relative to the proposed removal
OF Parsons College to this city from
Fairfield. The court house was crowd
ed with people and it was a splendidy
representative aSsemblage. Judge
Withrow was president of the meeting
in the absence of Judge Babb, who was
called away, and Max Babb was made
secretary. Upon taking the chair Mr..
Withrow made short address and was
followed by Rev. w p. Nicholas, Hon.
l.. A. Palmer, Professor r. S. Caller,
Rev. w. r. Cole, w. B. Seeley, George
r. Throop, John w. Palm, j. Horall-
bank and others. Resolutions of a
suitable nature We're passed and a So
liciting committee of twelve was APP
rointed to make a canvass for funds to
swell the 100000 already in sight. 1t
was the unanimous idea of the meet
ing that with the proper kind of an eff
fort Parsons College will come here
In a short time.
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MonteZuma, Oct. a0.-The excitement
incident to the Ewart Bros. failure has
subsidized except among those personally
Interested, altho it will have a noticea-
Bile influence on business for some time
to come.
Mrs. Charles r. Clark died Saturday
night She suffered shock of paralysis
about year ago and has been an inva-
lid ever since. She was improving suf-
ficiently to get around the house, but
vas stricken again last week, from
which she did not rally.
Corn gathering has commenced and
If the weather continues fair next week
will be a busy week in the cornfields.
Mrs. A. Douglass returned yesterday
from Colorado. where they moved this
season on account of their daughters
health She will visit a few days with
old neighborS and friends before going
back to Colorado.
Work on the new Odd Fellows build
ing is at standstill. The pressed brick
for the face of the walls has not ar
rived yet and not much more can be
done until they come.
Our high school foot ball team has a
game billed to come off with the Oska-
loosa high school team Saturday. 1t
hopes to give Oskaloosa what 1T gave
Thornburg last SATURDAY.. which was %
to in favor of the M. II. S.
The public sale season opened early
with us and there has been one or more
sales nearly every day for
two or three weeks past. 1t is
noticeable that prices are not
holding up. Many farmers make prac-
tice of n clearing sale every fall and
this seems to be overdone. The horse
shoe pitching craze has struck this
community again and at some sales the
game gets so interesting that there are
but few left to buy stock. They are all
watching the game.
c. G. Morrison, of South Dakota, has
been visiting friends and relatives here
the past week.
Fred Ludeman arrived home few
DAYS ago with nine cars of Montana
cattle to feed this winter.
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Carroll, Oct 1S.-Adam Then has
reached home again from Cape Nome.
Mr.. Then is interested in several good
claims in the Nome country that are
turning out the dust in good shape. He
usually gets home a little later in the
season, but on account of brother
having been accidentally shot a few
weeks ago and who was thought to be
in dangerous condition, Mr.. Then
left the northern country about thirty
days earlier than usual and arrived in
Carroll few days ago. finding his
brother at Wright's hospital in fair
way to recovery. This is Mr.. Thiens
fourth year in the gold fields of Alas
ka, the first sixteen months being spent
In prospecting and almost wearing him
out with the hardships and failures be-
fore striking it rich. However, he has
been rewarded at last and Dame For
tune smiles very sweetly on him now.
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Crnnell. Oct. 2O.-Professor Main is
having new cement walk laid south of
his house.
Dr. Wetmore, who has been quite ill.,,
is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Mabel Clark and Mrs. Brown
visited in Des Moines last week with
Mrs. John Hess.
A number of young town people en-
joyed a little social dance over the
Leader Friday evening.
Mrs. Gail Millinery, of Union. visited
over Sunday with her vister, Miss Reba
Millinery, who is attending college
here.
II. II. Zegler visited friends in Hamp-
ton Sunday.
Miss Helen Harlan, of Ottumwa,
spent Sunday with her brother, War
rem Harlan, who is a student in Iowa
College.
Clarence Buchanan spent Sunday
here with his parents.
The College team met defeat at Ames.
where they played the Iowa State Col
lege team Their defeat was largely due
to the same old cause, the great weight
Of their opponents. Grinnell put up
their usual plucky game, and in the
first half outplayed their opponents,
holding them often for downs and COM
pelling them to kick. Ames scored seven
points In the first half and sixteen in
the last, making total of % to Grin.
nells 0.
Rev. yittum has been giving series
of sermons on the growth of the Chris
tan church, as illustrated by the lives