Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-29

sV0Tu0Us
A. ]. Pattee has a family horse
able to travel some. Mr. Pattee gives
for It as tho 1t were the splendid road
ster it once was.
Guthrie Center.
While he was feeding cattle Joe Flan-
nery's team became unmanageable and
ran away and in crossing a large
ditch Mr.. F1annery was thrown out of
his wagon. breaking his nose. cutting
la large cash in his forehead and rem
derine him unconscious.
Arion.
Emil schwar1 has sold his meat mar
ket and grocery store to a Arm from
Templeton. Mr.. Schwarz has built up
Ia remarkably successful business here
ana expects TO take a vacation this
summer. He will go to Germany to zee
his father and other relatives whom be
has not seen for several years.
Aibia.
Fire At Melrose destroyed the gener-
al store Of w. r. Murray and other
buildings with . loss Of $4,000. The
office building and other buildings
owned by Sumner Smith. nearby. were
burned to the ground with their con-
tents. The building occupied by Lew
Josylin a. an implement store. was
also destroyed. The fire Is supposed to
have been OF incendiary origin.
Persia.
One hundred and fifty friends and
relatives assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Doyle celebrating in fitting manner
their golden wedding at their farm
home. three miles south Of Magnolia
A big dinner was one Of the notable
features and many handsome presents
were received by the couple Mr.. Doyle
showed a daguerreotype Of his wife
child and himself. which ne carried
thru the civil war.
csntsrvilIs.
The Southern Iowa Traction Com
payn. formerly known as the Iowa
Central. connecting Abba with this
place. will start a new train, leaving
Abba about $3.50 q. M, or as soon q
the fast mail. No. Z, arrives with the
Chicago and the eastern mails at AL
'bia. and arriving at about 9:15 to $50;
returning to Abba at I p. m. The exact
schedule has not been made public as
yet. but this is approximate.
williamsburg.
There was business in Justice 30.
lands court when Constable Watkins
brought up from North English David
Marks on q charge OF selling intoxicat-
ing drink. The complaining witness
was Mrs. Eliza ]. Greenlee. The speci-
nc charge was that Marks sold brand
OF cider that set up condition in
distinguishabie from that OF intoxica-
tion. Gags" and plain drunks'' would
come forth in plenty and the thing en-
joyed a known reputation am ong q cer-
tain class.
cransson.
John Powell had the misfortune tc
lose his smoke house and woodhouse
by IRE. The meat was saved. attic
burned some. but the summers stove
wood and other contents OF the wood
house were destroyed. The house
caught lire Sut .%.: saved by the time
ly help Of near netshbors. On account
|of q Misunderstanding Of q telephone
message. those who lived farther away
thought and San Prairie school house
was the scene Of the fire and 1lastened
thither. Therefore there were not many
reached Mr. Powen's place until the
fire was extinguished.
Ta,ns.
The vacancy in the pastorate Of the
Baptist church has been filled by thl
acceptance OF the call given by thu
church to Rev. d. Il. Beschamps. Of
Lake City. Rev. Mr.. Beschamps occu.
pied the Bsptist pulpit here . week AK
last sunday and his sermon pleased
the congregation 80 wen that q I
church meeting last Sunday It was d.
cided 20 extend q call to him. His nc.