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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

sciioai closes II PAINE uett FfHiay
Hl3 Jssss Aslidf has taught s sac
eessfuI term and tie patrons uould
Iike Tafy much 70 - her b4ck again
Logan Moofs saTz thla high watet
aorks an ineuuvenisnce fer him On
SUNDAY especially VEST Cabin Wander
Hhy Logan laoks westward
Some gouHz fsllov passed hls eom-
pllments 10 tla siiApa Of . ehuk 81
eaal through : vlndow rans = ths
preacher Friday night
Jlm Iohns1ans an1 psfTY Wilson ars
doing some fencing fof Mr Tiles
of plualachaf. on to laIll noslh a
ne spaf.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
sullD ElIvAToa Al AooNEa.
Wesk Raalns ea Structure VITA
ss.oe8 n0shsls capacisY.

iIuoksr, Ok-Norh commenced
ihin aeek e the new elevator for De
lAharal Elevator Gampany The iQea
slfn i luet Upnes1ta fhs water uhk
h1tmean ewsm street and hFaaasaY
The a4fn uafiAiAa Il q - 1szzz fee
aad lks c9uasitT st.oQo bushels. Ths
sellAa q hzInF szeasAtsd and "a q
be ksentr f@et aaap snd vailed 10
VITA eaufmuN
The 4 ene ef the sitting ef elesa.
iora fkat sks eonpAns q buIldinH
located a. foliosat Liberal. Tfyaa.
HosEsf. onllna and oafm0n.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Gaxeruof lnxhea has fled wlth the
necratafY Of state = proclamation csn-
yeainx the leelalsture q Neu Vera
ia extraordinary session ca Monday.
May H. The proclamation deea uat
specify any subject which the eav
efnor ulli recommsnd tor conslasrAr
tloa ~ the extra sesalen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
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asssasssn.Y .Ysarola Mlss Il King
hshsr spssebisss Three tseers

Hlaanahef uks-~sIHapea ana
ahoekad b ; stroke uf lightning dnFs
lnK - electrical aisplag Fiaav. Miss
Martha tnhnann. II years oia. reslds
mn - mlisa soashwea1 81 here. was
rendered zneeahIe4s fnH three hoa1s
ahs Waa aeneaiaaa GufinH tie the
ama ezeee4 faI khe Ices e 4neaeb ena
Ma aHnNM II hNf nefyAaa aFzRAfn vac
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

robert Sorren sheriff 81
Ottawa county. and accompani
I'd bs his deputy. John IAcky.
we're here Tuesday from Miami
and took seven prisoners from
the vinita Jail. which belonged
% their county. 70 Miami ios
trial Ottawa 10 The future viii
care for her own prisoners
What s left d fhe nfisouefs ln
the 1. S. Jsa Il vinta will b
transferred 70 apartments which
have htcn prepared by Sheriff
RlGknh8m ii the court house build
ine Friday morning # 8 a'gloCk
There are enly fe prisoners left il
Cfale county aftef che ether eauntle.
have al taken their prisoners
twenty-five were taken 70 salllsaN
to-day.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

CeerHe MciAaKhlln. nalon.
keeper 81 clevelAne. OHIO. tAos anA
fatally wounded his viia vho diea :
few hours later Il a kogpilai The
sfageay vas ne calminatlon 81 tNp
years 81 domestic stsltp n tie sc.
LAuRa1ln Aame when aTfrstsd ~
LAneAiln bsggea ihe caieefs =
shoot him
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

TIE president has signed lAs tlll
proeltinr 10y reorganization q ths
medical department ot ne arm nu a.
10 provide fof : infaieal cpfps and :
medical reserve eaFps
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Nrs peilY uefEan. E negfsss vbe
Nts freed from slaysrr shea sbe was
es Ysafs cid. dlsd ai s. leala iasl
wesA a. tie age 81 iea years MFs
Morgan eas bora in 1901 81 The
plantation e Thomas eex near ukzt
IS bee neeebioik Tex she also lived
uiiA che cas fsmilg ehsn tka ehil.
dreu 81 he4 hFm owners mo4ed t.
Macon Tenn
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

FonF men wers Killed. thFfa sefi.
ously lninfed and 100 oshsFa hsa .
nasFow cteAgn fFum death when a.
exFleslon occurred "A Mine Ma 4 of
~ Ellsworth coliisfss Company. 81
filfuorth. Pa. Waahiaston eounty.
The dea4 are foreigners Thslr hoa.
lss wrFn manEleA and hA4iy hafnnd
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

An unfaeeessfai Httempt 70 hosa
up fhe nefsh eeast iInifea trata.
uesi b1und. the sssglana nyef en- tas
northern raelne. vAs made e paiaf
hetWss nWsleha spar and Heme.
stale. MehgAna 10 mllea east sc
Butte. ihe scene q tie geeeut hosaT
up II Walsh EHEineef frsak Ciss
vas murdered Explosives agoaxAE
ihe train = q fan step has uAen
ne time f1F action came ne nolts
of tAs hanaIss failed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
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y. " @A&s cal ~N@~~m s~
Ths oh'b senate has passed ) bl.i
pfotibliing secret societies amonx
pupils of high schools The az pro.
vides expulsion soF slolkilou q lke
AN shall eonglnae naiy - ioaK a. TIE
pupils eonsisae 10 violate n
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

chas. baFnes. stats issasanes corr
miasloust ef kaasss. has held tast
DEAN from awailouiHk . sesghplek
entttles the heirs af ~ acrsasas tas
snEanee policy 70 the tnsuranes M
3 Mfsra 81 Arkansas city. sraliop.
- 3 toothpiCk. q lscefatsd he
throai and blood so.sasinn set 20.
causlnK hla deata.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Two nillon. nse handfsa ihous-
sud people Ia iillaols. rnu lisnr IA
psohibaion districts would have beea
put back Ia ealatn lrFrlsery hui far
the aseisi0n of tha sapremc court II
The Mcbride caae. declaring eanstita.
tonal the nts ioeal ea,lca ssw ae
Fast.t Mtt year
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Through sneFfs q uf ~ r v9-
non. feKlsffaf 81 10 treasury ne var
department has heea Induced ts
aena about 800 flnss aa4 accessories
20 fhs Qa|naaru neffa aaifssaIiY Il
kaasss II NeFaen 4 shanesilcr e
that inailluiIon hai is 81 A. indens
rite leave - ahsehce 81 nn tba feA.
eTal tob st Washlneiea lie hobsa
70 halid % = mllltsfY branch 81 BE
srkeal ard she ar department III
aid hin
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Mrs GsaHfe s. sunn ~ weiunr.
ian kah eas the aFsi ssldlera
aites 30 - rrHsiuued aHtef ne -
DOES nsasloa hlll TnakHassmzs
NHfaaek fsesivea wofa 81 us sneex
fFnm tAe nsatian hufeau she rufs
tl1 meath ihs amaaag aii sitoes
ain Ferelfa after ftis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
PEACH CULTURE IN IOWA.
This 10 Banner Year in Traer Vicinity
for Peach Growing.

for Peach Growing.
Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Sept, s.-Until within the
past few years, peach growing in this
section Of the state was an unheard
OF enterprise, and the same is still IN
its infancy. A number of years ago,
farmers in this locality began to ex-
pertinent with peaches. A number of
seedlings from California were OBJ
tanned. but were found to be entirely
unsuitable for this country whereupon
the Missouri peaches were tried and
found to bel fairly suited to the cli-
matte conditions here The first peach
es grown here were small and inferior
in quality, and the depredations of in
scots constituted an important OBJ
stacle to the profitable cultivation Of
the peach. BY constant experiment.
however. and careful pruning and care
of the tree. these obstacles are grad
ually being overcome, and this year
seems to be the banner year in this
number OF home grown peaches have
already found their way to Traer mar
kets. while the greater share are not
ready for market yet. The fruit Us
nice. large and juicy and seems to be
first class in every way. Several I'm
stances are reported thruout this To-
,cality. OF the trees being so heavily
loaded with peaches, that the limbs
have to be supported to keep then,
from breaking. E. Stoakes. north of
town. found one limb with fifty-twp
peaches on 1t, which had been broken
off by the weight Of the peaches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
The Thornton News.
Al to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.. -.
\ Thornton, Sept. 81. H.. Sprague.
of Paw Paw, Illinoiis-:s4 a
brother-in-law of Payton Bowen, is
here on quite ain extended visit with
relatives and friends ,,e
Margaret Parish, Aline Clemens and
Ethel Bowen, left Monday for Mason
City where they will enter Toland's
business college.
n, H. Shannon. and his brother-in-
law, / Leaman, of Tripoli arrived
home Sunday from Flandreau, $: d.
While there, Mr.. Shannon purchased a
forty-ho power Atlas automobile,
and Mr.. Leaman an eighteen horse
power Moline both arriving here in
their machines, being on s the road
about thirty-six hours.
The Woman's Literary club will hold
a reception in the Union block lodge
rooms in honor of the high. school fac
ulty, Friday evening. Over 100 invita-
tons are out. ea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Storm Lake News.
Special to Times- Republican.

4-
Storm Lake, Sept. 81. II. Griffith
and his family have removed to Pam
ora. His real estate business de-
manded his presence there. The neigh
bors gathered at the next door neigh
boris the evening before he left, and
remembered Mrs. Griffith with a set
of oyster spoons.
The public schools of Storm Lake
opened Monday, with this corps Of
teachers: A. C. Fuller, superintendent:
Thomas Teakle, principal; Mabel l..
Anderson, Stella NJ Russull, assistants;
Julia H.. Bigamton, ninth grade;
Alice w. Proctor eighth grade; Nell
lie NJ. Bowers, fifth room. South side
Nettie Aiken, fourth room; Edna 3,
Steffen, third room; Maude Lamb.
second room; Miss Matthews, first
room; Francis Witter supervisor of
music. North side Charlotte Diehl.
eighth grade: Ethel Carson, fifth room;
Edith Malone, fourth room; Lent M.
Darr, third room; Edna r. King
ton, second room; Bessie Cox, first
room; Ethel Smith, LakeyieW.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
HIGHEST IOWA BRIDGE
Milwaukee Railway to Erect
Immense Structure Across
Des Moines River
LOCATED NEAR WOODWARD
Structure Will Reach From Bluff to
Bluff and Will Be 200 Feet Above
Water-Portion of Old Limo Will Be
Abandoned and Route Across River
Will Be Shortened.
pecial to Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Sept. 9.-Information comes
from a reliable source, that the big
bridge over the Des Moines river be-
tween Woodward and Madrid, which
has long been projected, will be built
next year by the Milwaukee railway
company. The line for the cut off has
been surveyed several times, and the
last survey was made about three
years ago The new line on the west
side leaves the old track about a quar-
ter Of mile east OF the Woodward
depot, and runs slightly northeast to
the river. The new bridge will extend
from bluff to bluff, and will rise near
ly 200 feet in the air. at the highest
point It will be the highest bridge in
the state of Iowa, eclipsing the famous
Northwestern structure at Boone. 1t is
said that work will be commenced on
the bridge next year and Will require
almost two years time to complete
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
RESERVOIR IS SUCCESS.
Experiment at Charter Oak Comes Out
With Fine Results.

T.
/ Special to Times Republican.
Charter Oak, Sept. 9-The large con-
crete water reservoir erected by the
town for the purpose Of furnishing
supply and pressure for the water
works. was completed by the contractor
yesterday, and is now. undergoing the
final test before being turned over to
the town council. This structure hav-
ing been somewhat of an experiment
On The part Of both the town and the
contractor, has been the subject of
much adverse criticism on the part of
many who would better have sus-
pended Judgment until results had
been attained. 1t now seems that the
reservoir meets the tests, is thoroughly
waterproof, and furnished pressure
more than sufficient to overreach tho
highest structure in town. There has
never been any disposition on the part
Of the contractor to do other than to
see that it met all the requirements,
altho the specifications were in some
instances departed from.
The town council have kept a vigil
liant watch upon this Improvement and
their efforts have been rewarded by a
structure in which every citizen Of
Charter Oak ought to take pride. and
it certainly marks one more in the list
of municipal improvements in which
this town takes pride.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
The Ham pton News.
,nocia1 IN Tipo o.. Rep1,h1ica

Speclai to Ttmes-Repuol1can.
Hampton. Sept. ct. w. Purcell was
called to Anamosa yesterday. to at
tend the funeral OF relative who was
accidentally killed by being thrown
from horse Sunday.
Rev. e. T. Gruwell is absent from
the city, having immediately taken up
the work Of district superintendent, to
which he was appointed last week. He
will likely complete his years work
here as pastor, nevertheless.
Reports from the T.; w. Purcell
home. quarantined for diphtheria, are
to the effect that the patient, Miss
Ruth, is getting along nicely, and that
no other cases have yet developed.
Miss Lillian Glatfety, an efficient
and faithful clerk at the postoffice, has
resigned her position. She has held the
place for several years. w
The county bridge gang is just now
busy on the line between Reeve and
Geneva townships, two miles north
west of the town of Geneva. A new
straight channel has been cut for
Mayne's creek, about eighty rods in
length, where it crosses the line, and
the big steel bridge has been moved
about 100 yeards north and will be
placed on new concrete abuttments
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Farmer Near Union Loses Sew
eral Head Bitten by Stray
Dog
OTHER CASES ANTICIPATED
Physicians Warned to Be on Lookous
For Possible Infection Among citi-
zens and Livsstock-No Persons Bit
ten so Far as known-Dos APP
peared Weeks Age.

Special to Times Republican.
Union, Sept. 9.-Eli Schultz, residing
on the O. B. Chaplin farm. two miles
south of Union, has lost two animals
recently from rabies. and as a result
the alarm has been sent out to expect
additional cases among live stock, II
not among people.
Several weeks ago a strange dog ap-
peared near the Chaplin farm, and Its
queer actions were noted at the time.
1t developed that the dog bit mule
and horse belonging to Mr.. Schultz.
Later the mule died and the horse be-
came so Ill and dangerous that 1t was
killed. Physicians and farmers have
been warned to watch for additional
cases among livestock and to guard the
citizens. As far as known no person
was bitten by the stray dog, which has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Dealt, 81 Mrs. James .Eowry.

Special to Times Republican.
Gilman, Sept. 9.--Mrs. James Lowry
died at the family residence in Hick-s
Dry Grove township, Jasper county,
Sept. 8, 1908, aged 45 years.
Annette M. .Moorcroft was born in,
Toledo, Ia, Sept, TO- 1864, and lived
there until her marriage to James
Lowry, Oct. ~, 1884, when she moved
to the farm in Jasper county where
the remainder fsher life was spent
and where she joined the United
Brethren church. AS "a child she de-
veloped beautiful Christian charac-
ter. which bros.dened and deepened thru
err mature life. She leaves a husband
and two children Anna M. and William
j., also two brothers and two sisters.
The funeral services were held at the
Congregational church in Gilman,
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. r. II Laven-
der, Of Witternburs, preaching the SER
mon, fnterrnent taking place at Prairie
View cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Storm Lake 5000 Ahead.
to Tines-R epublican. ]

Special to Times Republican.
Storm Lake, Sept. 9.-The annual
meeting Of the Chautauqua association
was held at the court house Tuesday.
The treasurer's report was read; from
which it appears that the receipts OF
the year were about $500, and the
expenditures about $4,000. M. M.
Moulton was elected a delegate to the
International conference, Of chautau-
qua associations; Rev. w. j. Carr, all
ternate. The delegate was authorized
and instructed to be on the lookout
for and secure talent for the next
chautauqua At the meeting of the
chautauqua, at the meeting of the
international conference. The meeting
adjourned, subject to the call of the
secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Written Items.
Special to Times Republican.

special 10 IlIHeS-ftepuDilcdII.
Written, Sept 9.-Mrs. Lupton, of
Toledo, visited friends here last week.
Thomas Eggleston is in Minnesota
on business. ~
School opened Monday, with large
attendance. Miss Dahn and Miss Harr
ris are the teachers ~
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Flaherty left
from Marshalltown, Monday. for; q
three weeks vacation in Denver, Coll
FIR. vinton, tSherm ). and George
Landes are making an auto trip to IL
linois. They expect to be gone two
weeks.
Miss Alta Lyon is teaching school
fifteen miles west of Union.
D. L. Coler and wife spent Sunday
at the Gibbs home, southwest of Un-
ion. :,
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Baker have
moved into their home In the east part
of town. !.-.-..--.l s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
BENTON PAYS HEAVY HoUNTlEs
Almost $1,000 Expended Since First Of
Year 1908.

Vinton, Sept. County Auditor
Turner reports he has paid out in go
pher bounty since jan. 1, Of this year
the sum of $1,12O.90. At 10 cents a head
which Is the amount allowed, this
amounts to 11,209 of the little pests
which have been exterminated. A great
deal of this has been earned by boys,
who took the chance to earn money
during vacation, and it would seem
that at this rate the gopher family
would soon be minus quantity but
they are probably as thick as ever.
In the same time $72 was paid out as
wolf bounty. Wolves, however. are
rather scarce around here and 1t Is
only occasionally that a family of them
is captured and sacrificed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Tho Traer News.

Special to mes-Republican.
Traer, Sept. 9.--Mrs. ED. Knott, Of
Waverly, arrived in Traer Tuesday
morning, and will be the guest of Mrs.
M. j. Segner for several days, the
ladies being sisters. 81
DIR. Alfred Farnham, Of Reinbeck,
is here visiting his mother, Mrs A.
J. 'Farnham.
g. Stakes, living northeast of town,
had an arm fractured yesterday.
Ernest Boettcher returned to Chi
cago Monday, to resume his studies in
Armour Institute:
Miss Alice White, formerly Of Traer,
but late of Davenport, has been Wis
iting Traer friends this week. She will
continue her work in the Wapello
schools during the coming year.
The receipts at the Rock Island sta
ton in Traer were $1,000 more last
month than they were in August Of
last year. It is evident from this fact
that the two cent fare law did not
kill Iowa railroads, and also that the
business of the country is materially
Improving. The receipts for one day
last week, were $1,000 for passenger
fare 49,
Jay Stoakes, living two miles, north
Of town, exhibited an ear OF corn this
week that weighs two pounds. 1t is
only about foot long, but is nine in
ches in circumference.
There are three schools in Buck
ingham township still without teach
ers, and the same will probably be
closed for the fall term. -
Miss Mabel Budget went to Mar
shalltown yesterday, to visit with her
friend, Mrs. Elsie Stephenson.
Miss Grace Stoakes returned to
Council Bluffs, yesterday, to resume
her work in the school for the deaf.
at that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Endicott have
gone to Kansas City, Mo-. to look af-
ter their farming interests near that
city.
Miss Blanche Porterfield arrived
from Albuquerque, N. NJ, for
a short visit with friends. prior to the.
opening OF college in Jacksonville, Ill.,.
which she will attend the coming
year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
Council of That Well-Regulated
Town, Making saloonists
Toe the Mark
ANOTHER LICENSE is REVOKED
John Box Given Until the Last Day Of
This Month, to Dispose of His Stock
and Fixtures-Found Guilty of Al
lowing Gambling end Dispensing
Liquor Out Of Rear Window.
Special to Times Republican.

| Special to Times Republican.
| Fort Dodge. Sept. ,9.-Fort Dodge
has long prided itself on having the
best regulated saloons of any city in
the entire state of Iowa, and if pres
ent tactics are continued, there will
be little reason to complain, and the
sa.oonist will be found under his own
vine and fig tree, after closing hours
|sani on the Sabbath day. the same as
all law abiding citizens.
The first Of the sdisreputable joints
TO be closed out, was that of Frank
Connolly, about the Christmas season,
and on Monday evening of this week,
John Box, proprietor of the Twilight,
in the Crawford house block, was sum ,
moned to appear before the city coun-
Gil and show cause If any. why his
permit should not be revoked. Box was
recently arrested for allowing a game
of chance to be played in his place of
business for money, and entered a plea
of guilty, being informed at that time
Ac iWONiu NC SoliipCiiS0 ~ VAIN eiiS
checkered floor the first time a meet
ing of the city fathers was held.
The saloonist attempted to explain
that he was a Victim of circumstances,
and not having been present'a the sa-
loon at the time of the gambling. could
not possibly have stopped the same.
However, he was surprised to find this
but one of the charges against him,
he having been detected on a recent
Sunday morning by a patrolinan, while
In the act sof passing out the amber
,colored fluid from one Of. the rear
windows Of his saloon. At first some
of the memh ers of the council were
inclined To show the man q, little
mercy, but after all of the evidence was
in, they changed their opinions and
the saloon license was revoked by a
vote Of five to three. However, he was
given until the last day of the pres
ents month to dispose of his stock on
hand and the fixtures of the place, be-
fore being compelled to close.l The
warning WI! no doubt prove d bene-s
fcial one to the other fproprietors of
thirst parlors In the city.
& Following the revelation Of Box's
license, Councilman Kline fled a com
plant against the Blue Ribbon" sa-
loon on First avenue south, and the
proprietor was notified yesterday, that
he would be compelled to answer to the
charge at the meeting of the city
council on Monday evening, Sept. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
IOWA VALLEY SETTLERS.
Reunion Of Pioneers Of Several coun
I, ties to Be Held at kostza.

Reunion OF PIONEERS OF Several Coun-
ties to Be Held at kostza.
Special to Times Republican.
Belle PLANE, Sept. 9.-On Saturday,
Sept. 10, 1908, will be held the six
tenth annual picnic of the Iowa River
Valley Old Settlers association, on the
historic picnic grounds at Kostza, Ia.
Most excellent programs are assured
for both forenoon and afternoon meet
ings. Speakers of national reputation
will be present.
The executive committee is G.. q.
Cronbaugh, Kostza;; J. r. Gray, Ma
rengo; j. III. EandsaS Marengo; Jas
Nield.s Belle Plsline; George Rossman,
Victor.
The officers are: e..
W. A. Sullenioarger, president, Belle
PLANE.
william Baker ,. vice president,
-Koszta ~
J. NJ. Richardson, secretary, Maren-
go. 5ss
C H. .Dodd, / assistant secretary,
Koszta.
BENJAMIN Nicholson, treasurer, La.
dora
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
PoPEJoY MAN HURT.
w. H. Baker in Peculiar Accident
Other Popejoy News.

Special to Times Republican
Popejoy, Sept 9.-W. TT. Baker came
near meeting with a fatal accident
yesterday While engaged with a team
and scraper, in excavating cellar I'M
der a store building, he became caught
between the ,seraper and side wall to
the cellarWay, and was drawn with ter
rible force against the wall, his legs
being rolled and crushed. Luckily no
bones were broken.
Our town is again in Geographic
communication with the world. The
instruments were reinstated yester-
day. Il
Messrs. Roy Dodd, Almon Drury and
Charles Newton left last night for
Sioux Citys.to attend the fair and en-
Joy a few days vacation, 80,
r. Ii Mendell and family leave TO-.