Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
Southern Io1ua Items

j Bloomfield.
Congressman Kendall has recon-
mended Russell More, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Moore, OF this city to the
naval academy at Annapolis. Md. to ill
the vacancy existing from this district.
Farrar.
/ Petition in bankruptcy was filed in
I federal court al Des Moines by Long
necker Bros, merchants of Farrar.
| They list their liabilities at s5,924.71
and their assets at s4.699.69, most of
the latter being the hardware stock.
/ keota.
/ The Ladies Band went to Washine-
ton Wednesday evening to play for
the opening of w. F. Brinton's air.
adcme and they came home rich.
They were to receive the first $40
and percent of all over $50 They
brought S72 home to add TO their
treasury. They were said to have been
+ a star attraction. OF course the la
dies are delighted with their success.
Kellogg.
l. L. Patton & Sons have sold their
elevator at Kellogg to the Farmers Ex-
/ change, company recently incorpor-
/ ated in that city For forty-one years
I Mr.. Patton has been interested in the
/ elevator at Kellogg. He knows the
4 elevator business we'll and has been a
most successful dealer in grains. Now
ne has but one of the several eleva-
| tors that he has been interested in left.
1 and that one is at State Center in
/ charge of his son, Dwight
Des Moines.
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in receipt of letter from H C. Nc
CURE. of Fort Pierre S. D., asking him
! 10 search in Des Moines for Patrick
MCGUIRE. who he says has fallen heir
4 70 a large fortune thru the death of his
father. A valuable legacy from the es-
tate of another brother also awaits the
missing man. He has not been heard
from by relatives for years. The CHEZ
Of detectives has learned that Mcclure
/ was here in 1901, but disappeared.
Carson.
Frank Shinn. an attorney of Carson
Iowa. will make his twenty-third an
nual voyage on the mississippi. when he
completes the round trip between Bur-
lington and Davenport Mr.. Shinn ar
rived at Burlington Thursday morning
from Carson, a small town near Council
Bluffs, and departed in the afternoon
for the north on the steamer Helen
Blair He has Travelled the entire
length of the big stream many times
and never fails to make the trip on a;
least a part Of the river every spring.
keokuk.
Arrangements are practically com.
pleted for starting again the mills o
the American Rice & Cereal Comapny
which have been closed down since tbs
unpleasant experience with the Ego.
See company, almost a year ago. Tn.
local company suffered a severe loss OIL
account of the suspension of business
and the long shutdown but is
now TO open the large plant with suf
ficient capital to insure steady opera
ton, which will add much to tn
weekly pay rolls of the city
Manning.
pleaded for Frank Dillingham;, of Man
ming, before the Iowa supreme court
Dillingham; was convicted of assault
with intent to commit felony, ant
was sentenced to five years in prison
He was charged with striking hi
brother Joe over the head with a ga
pipe. causing his death few hour
later. According to Mr.. Salinger, 10
Dillingham; died from a blood clot OF
the brain caused by a chronic disease
and not by the blow given by his bro
, Their.
Murray.
The supreme court has sustained tn
decision of Judge Towner in the cas-
Of Bell VS.. Bell. In 1902 William Bel
then a widower, and so years of ags
married Mrs. Paul, a divorce. aged 4
years. Bell was the owner of 300
acre farm. which just about week be
fore his marriage, he decided to hi
children, reserving life use. Tw
s years ago Bell died and the wido,
brought suits to set aside the deed
and claimed one-third interest In til
lands. Judge Towner sustained til
:, deeds, as did the supreme court.
r Council Bluffs.
D. E. Baughman, of Fort Dodge, as
sisted by DR.. Frederick Hollingswortl
Of this city, and Fred E. Brazie, {
Y Harlan, all assistant state veterina1
a ians, completed tuberculin test Z
Q the state herd at the Iowa School &c
: the Deaf. All Of the eighteen cattle !
the herd were tested. No reaction
: were found, and the three veterinarian
. who made the test declared that tf
herd was in excellent condition in ey
cry respect. This was the second tie.
OF the herd at this place, and 1t is stat
ed that the board OF control Is i1ayin
J, tests made Of the herds at all II
r state institutions, following simiis
70 tests made last year. The second 4es,
Y show comparatively few tuberculos
r cattle. For example. In the herd !
: the Gienwood institute for feeble mind