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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
RANDOLPH CENTER.

shall be IN Randolph about June 24tl
with car Of young horses.
gro. W. FLAGG.
Mrs. F. w. Wedgwood OF Essex juno.
tlon i guest al the Old Homestead.
All should remember the alumni ban.
I quet at the Randolph House this evening,
Prn. Morrill, has been sick the past
week with tonsilltis but is In school again.
+. NJ. Parmenter was grippy last satur.
DAY and sunday 50 that be was confined to
the house.
Mr.. Creed Of Boston is a guest at the
Colonial, where there are several other
guests Tor commencement week.
Mrs. Morrison OF Connecticut who has
been here several summers, is a guest al
A. NJ. Adams. Her son is with her.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
he evening prayer and sermon at 3 D. M,
Note the change OF time. All are welcome.
Miss Grace May has closed her summer
term Of school in Barre, returned Satur-
day and will spend her summer vacation
here.
The normal school examiners have been
here this week and examination OF he
graduating class has been going on and il
= expected that all viii receive their Ger.
tiiieates this evening.
- 20 Dcests Juuu OF the graduating class
at the Normal came down with the mea-
sizes one week ago last Sunday, and il was
thought that she might have exposed
many OF the students and also schol.
airs IN the training school Or. Clifford.
health officer, looked the matter up. and
alter consultation with the state board of
health quarantined all those who had
never had the measles for ten DAYS. No
new cases have come to light, but the /
scare and quarantine have interfered with 1
me commencement exercises considerably. 1
! ne printed program for the week is beng
fully carried out.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22

Mrs. L. B. Holt will speak here mex
Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Kendall Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Sargent died Yesterday
leaving an infant few days old
Perry smith. wife and son from Barre
are visiting Mrs. Sophina Smith.
Miss 0na Wilson was called home from
Bellows Falls last Friday by the serious
illness Of her sister.
Lester Flint left here Saturday for Rich
mond, where be will stop few GAYS be-
fore going to Mary Fletcher hospital to
be operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Eliza beth smanman OF Maiden.
Mass, Mrs. o. c. Cole OF SomerviIIe'
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Curtis OF
Randolph were guests of Mrs. b. E. Nick
erson last week.
Miss Zsidee. youngest daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. A. X Wilson, died last Monday
after two weeks suffering with typhoid
lever. She was Ia years Of age ana left
many friends TO mourn her loss. Funeral
vas at the hall Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
frazer Metzger officiating.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
crsaed School District Meeting.

A small number attended the animal
meeting Of the Randolph Graded schoo
district Tuesday evening. L. Is. Johnson
was elected moderator and V. /. spear
clerk. The printed reports were accepted
and adopted
v. |. Spear was reelected committee
man, but declined and was excused. r.
johnson was then elected for the three
years ensuing, and his attempt 10 escape
the ''draft" proved unavailing. II. r..
sanford vas chosen moderator o. r.
Copeland treasurer and g. W. Barnes col
lector.
The article relating to sanitation Of the
school buildings beng reached. DR.. eff
ford, local health officer, urged the nsces-
sity OF immediate action. lest the state
board take the matter into its hands, he
considered poor ventilation and tue OPEN
ing Of windows to secure fresh sir 10 win
ter productive Of many colds among
pupils that could be avoided by a proper
system.
II. w. Mcintyre believed il quite fessi-
bic to improve the sanitation, at moderate
cost. and considered it likely that TIE
ventilation could also be arranged. ~
some method. On motion Of A. H. Beedls.
the whole matter was left with the pru-
Dental committee for their action.
a tax Of SOC. was voted
Voted TO pay the collector rs and the
clerk IS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22

The meeting was one Of the most enjoy
able and instructive OF those spent during
very pleasant year. The papers were
most excellent, Mrs. Ham. in one of the
best enjoyed by the ladies during the
year, giving very interesting and COM
prehensiye view OF our American public
school system.
A pleasant social hour followed, which
vas further enhanced By pecuniary gift
TO the club from Mrs. Albert Chandler,
Il has been decided BY the committee
that the club farewell shall take the form
OF picnic, and the ladies. with their
friends, responding TO the invitation al
Mrs. +. q. blanchard and Mrs. Belle Du-
bois, viii repair 10 the pleasant little re-
sort. Lake Mafeba, Friday afternoon.
June 80, 70 enjoy an outing OF few hours,
and incidentally feast Of good things for
the inner man.
The mem bers Of the club who have not
programs for the coming year NAV obtain
them from the program committee, Mrs.
JeEorrest Lewis, Miss Annie Walsh, Mrs.
4. H. Chamberlain and Mrs. II. A. Leop-
ard.
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Church Notes.

The ladies of the Methodist church will
serve dinner on the European plan. july
9TH. Place announced later.
At the NJ. f. church next SUNDAY
morning, Rev, Geo. O. Howe will take for
his subject, "Our Right Of Way
The c. E. society of the Christian
church VIII give an ice cream social on the
church lawn Friday evening Of this week
Christian Science chapel;-services sun.
day at II a. N. Subject for next SUNDAY,
God" Wednesday evening meeting at
$780,
Theme OF the sermon Sunday morning
at the combined Christian Congl service
at the Congl church viii be .sMho Was
Jesus -
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church
VIII hold sale Of fresh home cooked
food In the store Ia Howard block former
ly occupied by the Globe Wall Paper CO.
next Saturday afternoon from 3 o'clock
on.
At St. Johns church next Sunday. the
first sunday after Trinity, there will be
celebration OF the Holy Communion al
s;45, and Morning Prayer and sermon at
1880. There will also be Evening PRAYER /
at $50. Saturday being st. John The /
Baptist's day, there will be celebration Of /
the Holy Communion at 9 o'clock.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
Caspian Lake Notes.

Charles Thurston, who has been paint
ing and repairing his cottage for the use
OF the Eliots, has returned 10 Randolph.
DIR, Jenness d. Wheeler Of Boston came
Monday for a few weeks of rest and
change, at the cottage of his father. A.
G.. Wheeler.
The fishing is quite good as is evidenced
ny the report of our veteran fisherman.
A. q. Wheeler, who caught fourteen IN
one day last week.
Mrs. q. w. Morrow and Miss Whit
more opened their cottage in 'Iakewood't
lsst Thursday, coming from Burlington,
Mr.. Morrow viii Join them sometime in
July.
Saturday Prof. and Mrs. y. j. White
hill arrived, accompanied by Mr.. White.
hilI's assistant teacher, NJ. j. Southworth,
who, with Mrs. Southworth, will spend
the summer at Camp Caspian, occupvinv
Whitehill cottage No. 2.
The weather has been ideal the past two
week for life In the woods and .CamnI
Caspian" and Lakewood" are beginning
TO present quite an inhabited appearance,
Several cottages have been occupied for
three or more weeks, and the coming Of
the hot weather will soon iii the others.
The especial excitement Of the moment
Is the watching Of a wild duck. which
proudly parades the lake quite near the
shore, surrounded BY her family on twelve |
very small but risky ducklins. who jump
lither and yon, to catch the flies that are /
@ nnwise as to venture out on the water, /
md when tired of that the twelve fact \
limb on the back of the mother duck L
ind sail serenely along in the most con-
ented and restful manner-much to the
musement-not to say amazement-of the
pectators on shore.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22

Rev. Homer White. Rev. A. CarswelI. Fl.
G. Gilbert and F. A. Griswold have been in
Woodstock since Tuesday, attending the
annual convention Of the Episcopal do
cese of Vermont. which closes today. Mr..
White, who has been entertained by bis
sister, Mrs. Z. b. Merrill, in Woodst0ek
will also go to Felchville to see 4 brother
delegate 10 the convention from Enoshurg
Falls, spent Monday night with his sister.
Mrs. Homer White, whom Mrs. Cramton
is also visiting.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
Mrs. /. @. Heath i ouite -

Mrs /. g. Heath is quite SICK.
Mss Florence Kibbee hiss finished work
for c. N. Waldo.
Mrs. Minnie Wright Is visiting At
Seymour WriEht's
Miss Edith Chase and Master George
Emery are stopping ct Austin Emervis
Mrs. A. r. Tracy has gone on an ex-
tended visit to her daughter At Middle
town. Conn.
Announcement Is made Of the marriage
q Mabel Greaves and Albert Brown. bofb
OF Brtdgewater.
Rev. T. G Clarke is quite iii and was
Unable 70 conduct the usual services in
Inc reeNlli Baptist church last sunday.
The East Randolph baseball team de-
teaie1 ne Snelssa team last Saturday IN
well-plsyed game. by the score AZ ii - 4
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
CARD.

We wish to thank our neighbors aue
friends for their kind assistance in oul
bereavement, especially the singers anc
all those who gave such beautiful flower.
and helped arrange them.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. X. WILSON
AND FAMILY.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
EAST RANpoLPH.

Buy Jap-a-lac Of sprague & Sprsgue.
shsll be IN Randolph about June 24th
with car Of young horses.
GEO. w. FLAGG.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
sRAINTREE.

shall be in Randolph about june 2gtl
with car Of young horses.
GEO. w. FLAGG.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
Mnnnerx-

Closing out, markdown sale. Now i.
your time to buy bat.
MEssER Co., Messer Block.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
- cIue MeetIna 81 &c 500

The last regular meeting for the year o.
the Randolph Womsn's Literary club was
held s. the home 81 the president, Mrs. Q
+. Muulton. on Saturday afternoon. june
IL The subject considered was ed
ucation, the responses 10 the roll call be-
ing on the same suhject.
Educational items were given By Mrs
NJ. +. Holiness The kindergarten ana ~
Eject ~ Mrs. II. A. Leonard: tie
" ork OF Horace Mann, Colonel Parker
and Herhart.H b Mrs. Homer White.
Z. The American Public school hv Mrs
r. q. Ham; -Extracts from the Life ana
Work Of President Elicit hy Miss Jennie
stewart.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
MODERN wooDmEr INITIATE.
Secret Order at Eldora Enjoying VI
usual Growth--New Quarters,

Secret Order at Eldora Enjoying I'm
usual Growth--New Quarters.
Special to Times Republican.
EDdora, Nov. s.---Last evening the
Modern Woodnen of America initiated
six new members into Eldora Camp,
making ffvsth'ed and forty-two
members of the local organization.
The noor WORK wis done 10y the For
roster team from the camp at Union
under eoh1wnand OF .. Worth. chief
forester. Twenty visiting Woodmen
were present from the camp at Union,
and after the ceremony Of adoption
was concluded q banquet was served
at Norten's cafe TO sixty guests.
The prospects CT the camp for con-
tinued growth are, good; arrangements
have been made to move 6rom the
rfesesrt quarters to O now Hail or the
first of january. The present quarters
wifi be vacated and the second story
OF the Walker banding over Jepson's
department store and Holes clothing
store Will be occupied The K. o. r..
M. have Just naale lease OF tists floor
for five years and will sublet 1t dor
public hall purposes. A new stairway
is now being erected and ante-roons
will be partition.sd so that The ha1l will
be suitable for lodge purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
Trio erinnelI News.

'SDeCIM 90 IvIIleS -ItepthDliChID.
Grinnell,. Nnv.- AT. the Mincar
restaurant yesterday noon q leaky
gasoline stove almost caused disaster.
Mrs. Mlncer was working about the
stove When q Quantity OF gasoline
which had escaped caught fire. envel-
oplng the stove In. flames. Mrs. Min
Ger succeeded. in putting out the fro
before It. spread hut In. doing SO was
severely burned.
!: Amos Ford is absent on business
trip to Minnesota.
Mrs. 4. Gi Lewis left. yesterday for
Enid, O. t.. for an extended visit with
It,er SON, Ben, and family. Mr.. Lewis
Is county surveyor. He Will be re-
menr,,eretf as an Iowa College, grasi11-
ate. class ct 1903.
Mr. and Airs. Arthur BARTLETT, Mr..
and Mrs. A., w. BurrouGhs, Mr.. and
Mrs. A., J.. Breeder, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Burroughs. Mrs. r. Burroughs and
, A. w. Child attended the funeral OF
Howard fiurfee at Kellogg yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Miller have re-
turned Gren their Chicago visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Dtnat. left yester-
day for wyoming for q VISIT with tfair
daughter.
County Superintendent McMiflerr has
announced special teachers examAn-
alton to ibe given In Grirnell Nov. 10
and n. There has been an Unusual
shortage OF teachers for county schools
during the fam term
Mrs a. A. Harbison 4. ertertainirs
f1et sister, MRS. William Pugal and her
husband of Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. Fl. Davidson are
enjoying a visit from their daughter
Mrs. Lillian Hurson, of Burcham, Ia
The damage SUIT OF Gabriel Strand
VS.. the cirinftAn Automobile and GAR
ago Company Will probably tsRveT Its
. second trial this term OF court. The
PLAINTIFF has amended This petition ard
Is now asking 1920 damages on THE
Erphnsi that tine injuries received are
permanent. The CASE will probably be
carried to the supreme court which
ever side wins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08

diameter. How thick Is the SHELF"
Wagner says that he never d1sc0v-
cred any trace of Insanity, irnbeciiaty
or any evidence OF u weak mind tn
the defendant. He was considered par
ticularIy bright and entertaining.
Say He L. Rational.
Robert Decher,.aaH uaamster who
worked villa kutz1eban at West Anna
ma; ,,sssd ,lfe., MstS-fanSalkr with the de-
PENDANT and considered him of sound
Rtnd. 1850
G. Psister, bara boss, under whom
the prisoner worke,f, Also testified ",
rcbuttal that he had never suspected
him OF weak mind and considered him
perfectly sound mentally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
-Four Facts For
Sick Women
10 Gonsidez
Lydia i. Pinkbom,s Vegetable Compound
Has an UlsequaAed Rscosd If Curts-
Ms. PiHbha6.'s Adoice Il GS6tsdsf-
Hal, Free, and diadys HziptM

Fr1RsT. --That almost evbry Operation
Ia our hospitals performed upon women
becbiiies Necessary through neglect OF
sHeh symptoms DIS batkache; IRREGULAR
MA ,iitif,il thet1strua ti6n, le,tttrrhtea,
ESTABLISHMENTS 81 the uterus, paih iii
the side, burning sensation ID the storm
ath, bearing-d5wn pains, nervousness,
dizziness aha sleeplessness:
SEEsoSD. the medicine that holds
the record for the largest number Of
absolute cures 81 female ills is Lydia
3. FinKham's Vegetable Compound.
tt regulates, ,strengthens and cures
diseases Of the female Organism as
nothing else can.
For thirty years 1t has been helping
women to be strong, euripg baehache,
nervousness, kidney. troubles, all utter
inc and ovarian inflammation weak
ness and displacements, regulating
menstruation perfectly and overeem-
ing its pains. It has also proved, itself
invaluable in preparing for childbirth
and the change Of life.
TH1RD.-The great volume of unsd-
licited ard GRATEFUL testimohiafs on file
at the Pinlsham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass many of which are from time 70
time published by permission, give eb-
sulute EVIDENCE OF the -valtte of AydiA
q. Pihkhnm's Vegetable 0onPotnd and
Mrs: Pinhha1n's advice:
FouKRra. @Evyfy atlihg woman in tho
United States is asked td accept the
following invitation. It is free, will
bring ten health and may Save your
life.
mrs. pihkhain's stafidlax Invitation
to Womefi.-.Wornen suffering from any
form ct female Weakness are invited to
promptly communicate With Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass: AZ Az letters IT are E
by women only. From 81 mptoms given,
your trouble may be located and the
quickest aid s9rsst way Of recovery
advised. Gut Of the vast volume Of ex-
per:ience ia Treating feMale Ills Mrs
Pinkhan probably has the very khowl-
edge that viii help your ease. Surely,
any iwvouiin, Fitch IF po5r. is very foolish
if she does not take advant age OF tits
generous offer OF asaistance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
DEFY HEALTH BOARD
Council Bluffs Board Will Act Inde-
pendently Of Tho State Board Of
HEALTH, Except Whore the Aid Of the
Courts IL invoked to Compel Sub
mission.

Hsalts,, Except Whore the Aid Of tho
Courts 10 Invoked to Compel Sub
mission.
Council Bluffs, Nov s.-rhe city
health f-,aaA OF Council Bluffs will
hereafter act Independently OF the
state beard OF health In promulgating
Its orders and win accept no instnuc-
tions Arom that body unless they are
backed up by legal decisions. This
stand Ii, announced by Mayor Macrae.
a practictng physician. since the ques-
ton o1 vaccination in the schools was
decided adversely to the local health
boards order. The boards ukase in
that matter was based on rule laid
down ny the state board that all vac
ac1nation must BE by the old style alan
treatment. The district court held that
Internal vaccination fills the bill and
must be recognized as efgicacious
treatment.
rhe suit was defended by the local
bosrd at its own expense, but its mem
bers IRE not witliig to he Drawn into
any further litigattun. On rhe dues
ton .'of excluding p,lpiis with tuber-
claosis from the schools, TREY have
sent Recommendation to the board
OF education Nrginy that course II the
school boa4M shesM not see ut to toft-
ply, the hsalth boaAd will not take any
conn lrlsoTy steps.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
Expert Witness For the State
Expresses Opinion That
Kutzlebcn Is Not Insane
CASE BEING ARGUED TODAY
Fate Of tho Train Wreoker Will Prob
ably Go TO tho Jury at Late Hour
This Afternoon - Some Interesting
Evidence Given In tho Rsbuttat Tes-
timony-Iowa News.

Marengo, Nov. 8,4-The case Of Kut-
zleben, the train wrecker, Will prob
ably go to the jury this evening. The
arguments Of the attorneys are be-
ing made today. taking Of evidence
having been concluded.
II have watched the prisoner close
ly during the trial Of this case, while
the jury was in the court room and
while 1t was out, While he Was GO
ing to and from the jail, and 1t Is my
opinion that ne is shamming," said
DIR. Walter l.. Bierring, Of the Iowa
State University on the witness stand
yesterday morning. DR.. Rierring is one
OF the professors In the medical de-
partment of the state university, a
graduate Of Heidelberg and prominent
German and American Medical
schools and one OF the leading physi-
clans of the state.
He was called as witness for the
state in rebuttal in the case of the
state OF Iowa vs.. Eric kutzleben.
charged with train wrecking ana MIR
der.
DR.. Bierring said that he had sat
through several sessions of the trial,
had placed himself In position where
he could watch the prisoner carefully.
He had studied his oountenanoe, while
the jury was present and again whom
the jury was absent. He said he
noted relieved expression on the face
OF the prisoner, when his twelve Judges
were absent, AS though he were re-
lieved OF a strain. He WOULD i'm
mediately turn to his mother or to
someone else and begin a rational
conversation.
He had been present at his e6nver-
saticns with the sheriff and found no
trace, whatever, OF mental disability.
He had had no opportunity OF
speaking with the prisoner, PERSONAL
", but judged from what he saw OF
him, that he WAS Of good sound
mind.
The question as to whether the hy-
pothetical question, which has played
such prominent part In the trial and
which the defense propounded to It's
medical witnesses. could be asked.
Dr.. Bierring caused considerable con-
tention among the attorneys. The
defense commended that as Dr. Bier
ring had not made o. personal exam
i,lation of the prisoner, he was not
qualified to answer the question.
Judge Byington reserved his ruling on
the 6bietti6h ufftil later.
Gould Solve Problem.
Otto Wagner who was on the stand
Monday afternoon, was recalled Tues
day In rebuttal. He Is the son of the
School teacher, with whom Kutzleben
had Bvartisd In Missoilfi.
Wagner showed q ;problent, which
had come up for discussion one eve
ming when the teacher was look
ing over, his lessons for the next day.
Neither the teacher nor any one else.
could work the problem out. off hand,
except Kutzlebeh. He sat down lind
worked 1t Immediately, and the cor
rect answer was verified by reference
to the answers to the problems In the
arithmetic. fhe problem Is as fol-
Lows:
"a hollow sphere 8 inches in dia-
meter weighs one eighth as much as a
solid sphere Of the same material and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
:. .R5MSNgE 81 EXPOSITION:
Wsddins al Mason City ths Rssuit 81
Meeting on a Train.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Ia. Nov: s:-.A delightful
little romance eliminated here today in
the marriage Of Miss Harriet c. RAY
to Nj. Je4,iin Walters. The. bride is a
resident OF Redwood Falls. MINI, Wife
the groom comes from Gloster, Ohio.
they met Wife travelling TOWARD Port
land, oregon d few weeks ago, on d
bieastire trip. They we're seated III OPP
posite SEATS Of the same ear. aftet
hours Of weary tisa*el In which sevetai
iiidniring glances Were SHE'D back a'nd
f6Fth at EacN 6ther; ah .acduafittance
was serared CUPID Worried 5teftinle;
Tor wfisii they reached Portland and the
parting II their ways they Promised to
Write to each Other and gave address,
ees. MI. Wallets Went into washing:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08

in her 93rd year. She WIS also the
eldest OF five generations, oil living In
Schalier, being the mother of Mrs. J.
8. Hudson, grandmother to MRS.. j. G.
Hudson, great grandmother to- Mrs.
,Sterling Wellsb and great-great-grand-
mother to little Misses Neva and Luz
verne Wells. She had been IN fairly
good health until the past fall, when
she began to fail, and her death was
not unexpected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08

ton and Miss Ray to California. The
lady returned home first and after .
few days was followed by the lover who
'.old his story and WINS accepted. They
same to this city the next day anu
were married at the home OF q brother
of the bride. The following day they
set out for the Ohio home where the
groom has barber business He ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with
his trip to tile exposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
fAfEe:. LEslsLAfoaIAFs'. A1l.MlEb
lu5ssss touis id, ,flsot. a Republican to
the Lover. House.

Charlton, Ia, Nov. S.-John Darrah.
the. republican nominee was elected
state frIeprrsseiifaf1ve from Lucas, county
to Succeed Eli Manning yesterday BY
maajofity Of at least 500 despite the
small vote cast.
j. b. McG6rkfe, the democrat notni-
nee. made no campaign for the place.
The returns with some precincts
still missing, are as follows:
John II. Darrah, republican. 1861
j. E. Mccorkle, democrat. ....... .sss
B. o. Meadows, socialist .......... 70
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
sTAAT DRAINAGE Bitch.
low. Fails. Man Viii Begin Work !,
Vicinity Of Radcliffe.

Special to Times Republt
Iowa Fails, Nov. "a. H. Adams
ieayss this morning with four teams
and men for point four miles west
al Radeliffe. te. begin work on q big
drainage ditch known as the "Gade
aitca:' Mr.. Adams viii oversee twenty
teams and men IN the work OF digging
this big ditch Ehlch; viii drain ara a1i laTgs
counties: Worl. on the .improvemeiit
viii be continued until it freezes up.
II. s. Anders OF this city IS OVERSEEING
the job and locating the. levels FOR the
laAkh - y =.