Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-04

craig.
Six new residences were started in
the new town Of Craig last week A
new church also Is being built.
SckalIer.
Rev. ]. L. Whitney. pastor OF the
Schaller NJ. E. church, has resigned.
owing to advanced age. and will retire
TO as mall farm near Eagle Grove.
Cherokee.
The Cherokee fire department has
purchased a new hose cart and expects
to enter the firemens state tournament
next year.
Ida Grove.
quite a sensation has been caused
here Ky the receipt Of orders from the
st ,te board Of health ordering the re-
noval OF the double line of hitching
posts from the business streets here.
Like most county seat towns. Ida Grove
has hundred or more posts for the
ccnve nence Of farmers; but the board
Of health now rules that they are a
menace to health and they must go.
Ossian.
Three cars loaded With coal jumped
the track here and tied up transporta-
ton for several hours. 1t was neces-
sary to build another track around the
wreck, IN OTQoT 10 SSL OlLSl u oiliS ny
The cars were so heavy that the ordi-
them, so 1t was necessary to get a
steam derrick from Minneapolis before
the track could be cleared.
Fort Dodge.
1t was unanimously voted at a meet
ing of the Congregational church to
ask Rev. Nelson Wehrhan the pastor.
10 act as delegate from the Fort Dodge
church to the national council Of the
Congregational church in Boston. Oct.
$50. 1t is not definitely decided
whether Rev. Mr.. wehrhan will be able
to arrange to go, but very probably he
will attend this unique event, as Fort
Dodge's representative.
Fort Dodge.
After being out eleven hours the jury
before which the case of W. A. Miracle,
administrator of the estate of Rollie
Miracle versus the Acme Cement Plas-
ter Company was tried returned YER
dict Damages in the sum of $4,000
were allowed thep laintiff. Rollie Mira
Gle, son Of the plaintiff. lost his life a
year ago while attempting to descend
into the mines of the company at their
mill, short distance east of the city.
Damages in the sum of 100000 were
asked by the petitioner
Cedar Falls.
The members Of the Baptist church
in Cedar Falls had their annual har-
vest home picnic Friday evening in the
church parlors. Covers We're laid for
upwards of 200 and the abundance of
good fellowship and good cheer was
proof for the abundance of the harvest
year. The decorations were corn
pumpkins, garden vegetables and jack
'o-lanterns. The menu served by the
ladies of Sthe church was in keeping
with the harvest season.
Sioux City.
Charged with defrauding the stock
holders Of the Chamberlain. S. D.. State
Bank of $4,000, Alexander Chadbolt
former cashier Of that institution, was
arrested by Detectives Danielson and
Britton and turned over to E. E. Ken
dali, deputy sheriff. of Chamberlain
Cha dbolt had been in Sioux City at in
tervals for nearly two years. He was
employed by the Sioux City Brick
Company and at the time Of his arrest
had just left a house, at 1916 Pierce
street, where he was fixing up home
for the reception Of his wife, who was
expected to arrive in Sioux City from
davenport WITHIN a rev days.
Manchester.
County Superintendent Joseph has
requested every minister in Delaware
county to deliver q sermon on the topic
The School and the Home" on Sun
day. Oct. 9. the purpose OF which is to
more closely unite parents and school
room and more thoroughly awaken
their interest in the cause Of educa-
ton. Following ont the same idea Mr..
Joseph plans that on Friday, Oct. a.
every rural and town school in the
county shall give a program. and is
urging every parent In each legality to