Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-22

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j Tuedsay sam Ballantyne was given
la check by the brotherhood OF LOGO
motive I''iremen for 500 for the anthra-
! cite miners engaged in the strike in
/ the east.
Waterloo.
hiram Champin. who suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis q few days
since does not rally from it. He was
81 Years of age in February and recup-
Grafton from such an atfliction is SLOW
at that period of life.
Lake City.
Or James r. Mccord, formerly of
this city. who located in South Afs:ca a
few years ago and who has been in
parents here that he is now en- route
home To South Africa.
Oenison.
MIR. y. l.. Hunt, received telegram
from Mr.. n. j. Smith. of Ford, Kansas,
ON last Monday. saying that his son.
Earl had been accidemtly shot on Sat
urday. He WAS a bright youth about
20 wears. OF age. and the parents, are
almost Frustrated over his death.
Iowa City.
AT the university Miss Nalhorg lSast-
man has been appointed assistant. in
structor in physical training. She is a
graduate of Sargent's Normal School of
Gymnastics in Boston. She Will have
charge of the freshman and sophomore
girls who will next year be compelled
To take physical culture.
AIgona.
w. c. panson is the new owner of the
Geo. c. Call residence. The sale WAS
consumnl,lted Monday morning. The
consideration WAS S5.25o Possession
win be given. it is understood, IN the
course of a month. on Mr. Calls re-
moval tc Sioux City. This is one of
the fine places in Algona.
Muscatine.
judge Hedges. of Marengo. who has
just returned from a trip to Chicago.
where he visited Capt. j. y. w. Rum
pie. reports that latter as getting along
nicely and is now considered by physi-
clans rs out OF Danger Judge Hedges
stopped in the city for IL short visit
With his daughter, Mrs. e. *. Tyler.
Mason City.
A. IL. Ahrens. of Lyle. Mimi. has
Western management as agent in this
city Ia succeed w. l.. Cole. who has
been holding down the position here
for a number OF years. L is under
stood that Mr.. Cole VIII remain With
the company herc. but Viii be assign
cd To another Department..
Sioux City.
The local hotels for the past few
days have been filed to their limit each
night OH account of the many home
seekers who arrive here on late trains,
and leave for Minnesota and the Da-
kotsls ON the early morning trains. Sev-
ersl of the hotels have resorted to cots
IN order to accommodate the travellers
rather thin turn them away.
Esthervii!e.
dairy TO about 200 COWS and ut the
same time put in Il silo with Il capacity
of 500 tons. MIR Gates is busy estab-
fishing cheese factory, and when in
fur operation will be one OF the best
equipped plants in the northwest. The
factory win be located in the city in
the building already erected by Mr.
Gates.
Grundy Center.
Pig and chicken thieves have been
operating in this part of the state eN
tensively of late Lew Runner
of Clay township, had two horses
killed by lightning Tuesday afternoon
I" g Arthur Broderick had the mis-
fortune to break his collar bone and
disioca,e his shoulder last Thursday
while giving one OF his world re-
nowned' performances on a trapeze.
Hampton.
The best sale of farm in Franklin
county was that of last Friday, when
Robinson Brothers sold for C'has. Bates
to Andy Typer, the farm now occuped
by MIR. Bates a mile south OF Hampton,
in Reeves township AT $lo0 an acre. pos
session to be given next March. This
farm contains NJ acres, and is not one