Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23

of the peace in and for Bellevue town
ship jackson township charging II. l..
EllWanger, A. Maiers and f. Kennedy.
all of the city of Dubuque. With a vo-
lation Of the game laws, in that they
were pursuing and hunting wild ami
mails. birds. and game on the enclosed
and cultivated premises of the inform
ant Without Permission. The three
young men We're warned of the inten-
ton of the informant 10 prosecute any
obtaining permission.
Boone.
The w. X G. convention which
closed Friday night was a most salts
factory meeting from every standpoint
Boone is in the Third district being
composed of six counties. The w c.
Crooks Post No. is had charge of the
affair and eXemplified the work That
their efforts were more than excellent
is proven by the statement made by
the department president, Mrs Marie
Basham. of Des Moines She said that
she had visited fourteen posts in the
last few weeks and that the Boone
society had exemplified their work bet
Ter IMAM any o1 the others.
Waterloo.
Rather than he locked up in the
county jail. Johnston 4. Best. Il gen.
eral merchant at Rockwell City. who
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ray
mond on warrant sworn out in Jus
tice j. III. kuhn's court, charging that
he obtained property by false pretenses.
hired man to guard him all night in
private place of abode. Fireman
Webb of the court house was his GUS
todian. The amount of the goods al
legged to have been obtained by false
promises amounted to something like
$50, e. r. Lichty being the complain
ing witness. Bert's bond was fixed at
$1,000
Stanhope.
The wrestling match in Stanhope
Friday night resulted in a victory for
the StanhoIs man. The match was
between Charles Marsh of Des Moines
IL professional wrestler of some ability
and Elmer Nelson. a farmer lad of 10
/ living near Stanhope. a large and
enthusiastic crowd witnessed the bout
= The Stanhope lad demonstrated that
he was the master of the professional
from the capi'al, CITY by throwing him
in two straight falls The first fall
was won in an hour and two minutes
+ with q heed and crotch hold. and the
second fall in six minutes with a ham
merlocN
Sioux City,
After bedring her husbands drnr'ten
ness and crneltv for 90 years. and ate,
4 ~
Mrs. Lille NJ. Moore. dre.smaker SO.
cured a divorce from George w. Moore
in district court. Whisky again
said Judge Hutchinson. as he wrot.
out the decree which made Mrs. Moore
"a free woman. The testimony was t,
the effect that Moore knocked dowr
and kicked his wife and son but never
abused his daughter. 1t was stated
that Moore started drinking six month
after his marriage and never gave hi
wife money after that time, makint
it necessary for her to support hersel
and children.
Eidora. y
The International subscription con
test of the Farmers and Drovers' Jour
nal came to a close Saturday. witt
George Fagg of Eldora, carrying of
the highest honor. after a sensational
finish that made the contest undecide,
up until the last few minutes. Fae,
succeeded by a dramatic squirt /,
crowding II. F. Mammen OF McClc,
land, Iowa. who has held first place s.
long, out of the first position, an
holding it for himself by three-poin
margin. The race closed with Fag
first, Mammen second These boys vii
go ito the International Live Stoc
show. in Chicago, beginning Nov. 81
as guests of the !':srr;;:eccss ana ErosSses
u Journal