Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-26

Home made mince meat at Culley's.
DIR. Trotter, office, Hopkins building.
DR.. Llerle, oyer Walton & White
heads.
Attend the 3. O.. A. Y. fair at Finkle's
hall all week.
Every day dishes in plain or decor
ated ware. Glass tumblers, d good
assortment. At Culley's.
L have four houses that I will sell at a
bargain. If sold before March 1, as my
lease on store building will expire and /
wish to sell my Marshalltown property.
Inquire at Bee Hive. j.. +. Harrigan.
The home of l.. r. Willard, 4O6 North
First. street, which has beer under
quarantine for scarlet fever, was re-
leased Sunday. This leaves the city
without a single case of contagious di-
sease.
Conductor J. I. O'Hearn, who IS as
signed to Northwestern passengers Nos.
10 ana IA, is confined to his home in
Clinton on account of Illness. His run
is being filled by Extra Passenger Con-
ductor Strickland.
Messrs. George r. Estabrook and d.
w. Norris, Jr., Of this city, have been
appointed by Governor Cummins as
members of the Iowa delegation to at
tend the good roads convention, to be
held in Detroit. Feb. 13 and IA.
MI. T. Fl. Simmons, a former resident
of this city, now of Cedar Rapids, who
has been acting as secretary of the
Cedar Rapids Commercial Club for the
past few years, has resigned his posi-
ton in order that he may engage in the
real estate business in Cedar Rapids.
w. r. Rubee has purchased from
Hampton. parties a Judge Norval colt,
which he will bring to the city to use
as a driver. The mare is we'll bred and
has a half sister which does better than
2:10. Mr.. Rubee went to Hampton
Sunday morning to secure the animal,
and will drive her to this city.
The Sign OF the Cross Wilson Bar
rett's beautiful and impressive religious
tonight at the Odeon. Altho the piece
appeals strongly to all lovers of an es-
sentially moral and wholesome story,
yet 1t is also attractive to admirers of
a we'll constructed, powerfully acted
intensely interesting play.
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Edaburn, of
Union county, passed thru the city
Sunday morning, enroute to Eldora in
of Carl Hanson, aged 13, who
~, - .~Joro .1.SW ~ 49, 5..k.f.l
school by Judge Towner Saturday. The
lad was sent to the school because OF
his incorrigibility. Mr.. Edaburn re-
to Creston Sunday night.
The members of the Young Ladies'
Sodality Of st. Mary's church are re-
hearsing a new farce, "A Return From
which is to be given about
middle of February. The play
a sequel and companion piece to
was given by the sodality last fan.
The money secured from the entertain
ment is to go into the fund to be used
furnishing the sodality's room In
the new st. Thomas hospital.
The funeral of the late Mr.. John
Ford was held from the First Baptist
church Sunday afternoon conducted by
Elijah Brown Jones. and was
,argely attended. Members OF the NIB.
of which MI. Ford was a member,
we're present in a body. The pail bear !
ers, selected from the old neighbors.
we're Messrs. A. NJ. Miller, c. G. Mill
1isei, j. r. Mcclure, Fl. A. Fuller. II.
". Savage and John Chinn. The in
.ermen. was made in Riverside.
A decision by Judge Burnham has
been filed today in the case of w. b..
Higgason vfs. Marshall Oil Company in
of the plaintiff. The case in-l
;olved the right to the use of the name
in connection with a cer-l
ain valuable remedy for hog cholera,
commonly known as the Higgason Hog
Cholera Remedy, the original receipt
or which is still the property Of the
according to the claim of Hig-
The court, in It's order for judy
nent and decree, finds that the equitiesI
II the cause are with the plaintiff, and
hat the plaintiff is entitled to a perma-
lent injunction, le%njoining and restrain-l
ng the Marshall Oil Company, its Off
'ers, agents, or representatives. from
the name Higgason in connection
With any claimed cur for hog cholera,
Ind from advertising any cure for hog
under the name of Higgason, or
1iggason Remedy Company, and that
he Plaintiff have and recover from the
defendant the costs of the action.
Aldrich & Lawrence are at
for the plaintiff.
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In the Police Court.
Sam Walters, an inmate of the county