Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-14

Lehl9h.
Jim Keefe, proprietor of a Lehigh
saloon, has given papers in this and
surrounding towns a two column ar
ticle attacking NJ. S. Odle, attorney of
the Iowa Anti-Saloon league, and Mrs.
j. F. Myers of TT Dodge. for actions
that have started to put him and other
saloonkeepers out of business. He says
,Odle is doing it for the s25 attorney
fee in each case.
Dubuque.
In the federal court, c. S. Parker,
William Kascht, H. A. Hankner, Will
liam c. White, Peter Wagner Selland
McKevitt. William Wagner, G. j..
White, Ed Westhoff, w M. FRIGHT
Leonard Krantz, P. j. Goswiller, Jacob
Geyer and p. H. Landry of Waterloo
were arraigned, charged with selling
liquor to indians. White, McKevitt
Geyer and Landry pleaded not guilty.
The others pleaded guilty.
Parkersburg.
The other day the fast mail on the
Illinois Central left it's conductor at
this station and his absence was not
discovered till after the train had COW
cred several miles of it's westward
journey. The train is solid vestibuled
train and the brakeman shut the door
in the conductors face, thinking he had
jumped on car farther along after
giving the engineer the high ball"
The train came back for the "con."
Usage.
Rev. Mr.. N1cDavitt having resigned
the pastorate of the Universalist
church here, the parish board decided
to secure another pastor at once to
take up the work January 1. Two
or three applicants are under consid-
Grafton and one of them will prob
ably be here early in January. Rev.
Mr.. McDavitt goes to take charge of
the Universalist church in Marsailles,
Illinois, which is a church of nearly
double the size of the Usage church.
Forest City.
season plans long cherished are be-
ing carried out to spend the glad yule-
tide in the fatherland, amid the fast
ness OF berg and inland ford. Among
the number who set sail this month
for Bergen, Norway are: Louis
Erickson and Ingvald Hanson, who
went via the Cpnard line; and John
Olson and Chris Olson and Engel
Haaheim who have taken passage on
the Hellige Olav, of the Scandinavian
American line.
Grundy Center.
There was good buying crowd at
the Peter Mulch sale. Everything but
the corn was sold and brought very
good prices. The sale amounted to
$6,222. If the corn had been sold it
would have gone close to $4,000. 1t was
a cold day and the roads have never
been worse. One of the strong reasons
for successful sale under these
conditions is that MIR. Mulch adver-
tised his sale extensively in the
newspapers while there We're but few
bills distributed.
Webster City.
After many years defense of dem
ocracy in Iowa, the Webster City
Herald has become an agent Of pro-
gressive republicanism, N. l.. Rood
its editor, selling out his interest
to a party of Webster City men
headed by Congressman Frank Woods
The Herald has been one Of the strong
democratic organs in it's section Of the
state for years, and under its new
management, 1t is expected that it viii
become one of the leading progressive
newspapers Of the Tenth district.
Waterloo.
Leaving her three sick babes al
home locked up in the house alone
and the 6ather working at a liver,
| stable for their support. it is alleged