Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

/, Roscoe.
Leslie Abbotson Of Roscoe, husked
and cribbed 136 bushels of corn in
nine and a half hours, for Joseph Boal
near Roscoe.
GAINESVILLE.
The change in time on the Illinois
Central is not without advantages
People can now go to Cedar Falls OF
main all day and come home in the
evening.
IEmmetsburg.
The furniture in the Waverly hotel
at Emmetsburg has been seized for
debt and the hotel stands vacant and
stripped of everything. There seems
to be little prospect of the re-openine
of the hostelry soon.
Ottumwa.
After being out over five hours the
Jury in the Charles Ray Parker case
indicted for practicing medicine with
out license, returned verdict OF
guilty. The offense is punishable by a
fine of not less than 5000.
Lake City.
John Ebert of Lake City, had mar
row escape Saturday from being SER
iously injured or killed. He was play
ing with some other boys and one of
them picked up % rifle and pointing
it at him fired, the bullet grazing along
the side of his head.
Morning Sun.
William Nihart. near Mt. Union,
shucked for r. H. Shull. near Morning
Sun, 1874 bushels of drilled corn in 9
hours and 80 minutes. He shucked II
bushels in hours and 80 minutes in
the forenoon and ~ bushels in 5 hours
in the afternoon.
Diagonal.
On an information filed few days
since, the drug store Of DIR. H. ]. c..
Reed. of Diagonal. was searched for
liquors which he was suspected Of
selling illegally. The search was re-
warded by finding a 6-gallon barrel
and three 20-gallon barrels of booze,
and It was seized by the sheriff Of Mt.
Ayr and his deputy and carried by a
four-horse team to Mt. Ayr. where it Is
now in Jail awaiting judicial DISPOSE
ton.
Waterloo.
True to a promise made during his
college days, DR.. Louis Jaggard. who
was graduated from the Drake medical
school last June, will go to Africa as
a medical missionary under the mis-
sionary board of the Churches Of
Christ. With his bride Of a few weeks,
DR.. Jaggard will go to Bolendi, Africa.
He will be married Dec to Miss An
nellie Marsh of Des Moines and togeth-
er they will go into this far-away
country for religious work.
Lehigh.
The Red Wing Sewer Pipe company
of Red Wing, Mimi, who are shipping
between three and four hundred car
loads of Lehigh clay to their plant in
Red Wing, have been handicapped the
last week in securing cars to ship the
clay and keep the force of men in this
place busy. While at this time of year
there is seldom car. shortage, and
the only reason assigned at this time
is because all foreign cars have been
returned to their own roads, and the
Great Western, over which the clay is
shipped, has more business than can
be handled on the supply cars of this
division.
Vinton.
The premium trading stamp question
among the merchants of Vinton has
developed into a war The trouble has
been brewing for some time past, in
fact since the organization of what is
known as the Home Trading associa-
ton, some months ago, which organi-
cation is comprised Of eleven of the
leading stores. one of each line Of bus
mess, who Issue trading stamps on the
same premiums, large stock of which
they keep on hand. This association
developed after an agreement not to
give premiums had been violated by
some of the merchants and its aim was
to do away with individual premiums.
The plan has met with marked sue
cess in business way.