Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-28
Waukon.

w a0NOus
Rev. G. D. Elliker preached his fare
church, Sunday, Easter morning and
left for Lacrosse today.
Manson.
The school board voted on Monday
night to retain Professor Sandy as
superintendent of the schools for an
other year, at salary Of $1,000.
Rock Rapids.
The Rock Rapids telephone exchange
owned and operated in the past by w.
c. Wyckof & Company, has been sold
to the Western Electric Company, who
own and operate the toll lines here.
Boone.
A car full Of Indians from Rush
vile, Neb., and with them a number of
COW boys and girls, passed thru Boone
recently on their way to Europe. These
people are to become a part Of wild
west show which is playing in London,
England. They will, of course, have
the usual stunt of lassoing cattle and
doing fancy horseback riding.
Waterloo.
John Wilson, indicted under the name
Of j. w. Williams for mortgaging prop
erty not his own, was sentenced to
serve not to exceed seven years in the
penitentiary at Fort Madison. He was
arraigned before Judge Ransier and
pleaded guilty. The crime charged
against him was borrowing $50 from a
loan concern and giving mortgage on
his employers team Of mules and
wagon.
WeIIsburg.
There is good prospect that a new
postmaster will be named for the
Wellsburg postoffce within the next
month Postmaster Reed has bought
an elevator at West Bend and will
move there and he will retire from Of
flee in Wellsburg after about ten years
service. The candidates for the vacan-
cy are as much in the dark as to who
will get the plum as the patrons of
the office.
Nora Springs.
In a crazy quilt contest here to raise
funds for the Improvement Of the GEM
etery, Mrs. Nellie Quin1by won the
prize, having put together 502 bits OF
cloth in one block of the quilt little
more, than six inches square. Mrs. d.
c. Hoffs came next with 469, Mrs.
Baker 1858, Mrs. Straube 261.i The
blocks were sold to the highest bidder,
who received the quilt. Over $40 was
secured in this way.
Rockwell City.
w. F. Dockery. "a paroled convict,
was arraigned before Judge Dougherty
on a charge Of breaking and entering.
ard after sas;::=: .!e:: va; vas: :c;::::d
over to await the action Of the grand
jury Being unable to furnish bond,
he was taken to the county hotel,
where he will be detained until the
grand jury meets. He is believed to be
the person who entered the clothing
store of Graham & Leonard about Dec.
26. 1909.
Fl. Dodge.
The district court at Fort Dodge has
made permanent the temporary injunc-
tions issued last winter when all sa
looms in Webster county outside Of
Fort Dodge at Duncombe, Lehigh, Har-
court, ETC.. were put out Of business. In
addition to the issuance of the injunc
ton the costs Of the litigation were
passed against the defendants and pro-
vision was made for the payment of the
anti-saloen league attorney for start
ing action against the defendants.
jefferson. 49,
Mr. James Diliavou, who1lives on the
James N. Dunlop farm east Of this city,
met with q distressing accident q few
days ago. His cattle had broken thru
a fence, and after turning them In
again, he attempted to make q temper
ary repair on the fence. In using q
stick to TWIST soane wires sto6eenAe- tho;