Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
Saloon Cases Araued.

tory OF the association with a large
Increase in the entries Of all breeds.
Each one Of the popular classes were
Well filled and Judge Fred H. Shella-
barger was confronted with quality
equal to rome OF the large winter shows
due TO the faet that a, beautiful cur
and twenty-five special silk ribbons be-
sides, the cash prizes were given In
this department. +. +!
Sioux City. Il
Thrown from their buggy In a mad
| runaway at Ninth and Nebraska
streets. at noon Tuesday. Mr.. and Mr..
A. Hadley. w'holive on Walkers Island,
are in q serious condition at the Samar-
itan hospital The couple had driven to
town with sOmehvegetables As they
| We're driving on Ninth street toward
Nebraska street. portion Of harness
broke and frightened the horses beyond
control. At Nebraska street they over
turned the vehicle ana threw the oc-
cupants high in the air and out on the
hard pavement. The husband sus-
tanned fractured hip and Mrs. Thayer
was injured about the head.
Waterloo.
Alleging that they "wickedly con-
trived and designed to seduce" his wife
and that their Illicit relations with her
have resulted in causing her to become
q person Of vile character. A. E. Eakle.
q travelling man ofsWaterloo. has COM
menced four actions in the district
court against as many defendants. eacf,
OF whom is resident Of Waterloo and
some Of whom are married. The four
named as defendants are Walter l..
Knight George Baker. Thomas O'Brien
and Bert r. STUFF The allegations in
the four petitions are similar. differing
only In the length Of time in which
the various defendants are alleged to
have had relations with the wife Of the
plaintiff.
Nevada.
Last Saturday Afternoon as F. d.
Thompson went down Lynn street he
Unexpectedly met DR.. James HI. Sin
|ciair. who had Just arrived from his
home in Colorado Springs and was
there talking with Sam g. statler: soon
there came up Isaac .. French, OF Colo.
and then George Danskinj from north
|sof Colo, also Frank McI.ain. The greet
ings all around were hearty. The place
OF meeting was accidental vet signifi-
cant. II heing in front OF the Pioneer
Drug store Of the late Samuel f. Briggs.
This gathering H. noteworthy and may
never occur again all having been pr
oneers Of Story county and all but
Dansssin dating from BEFORE tho civil
war. The personnel II Sinclair. aged
81 years who came In 1853: French. 81,
who came in 1850: statler, 80. who came
In 1855: Dansfin, ~, who came IN 1867;
McLain. a. who came IN 1854; and
Thompson, Is. who came In 1850
Manchester.
John NJ. Brayton. TIL pioneer attor-
ney OF Delaware county, passed sway
Monday. at the advanced are Of II ssnesriy
81 years. Mr.. Braytcm was born IN
Herkimer county. Nsv York, sent. Is.
1850, and until foruteea yaars Of are
spent his youth on the farm OF his
father in New York state. He then
passed three years In study Il whites
town seminary. and later attended
Oneida Academy at OAetda castle. and
from there went to Hamilton College.
where ne hnished three years course
of study In law. Aftet sSrd9 Ne read
law Tor number f5yeers Paying
tlse examinations. ne Nae, adinit3>d to
tho bar IN 1884. and II. sossce soueht 4
western field In which % practsce his
profession Debit fo Ms then the
county seat cf DelaNa4A county. and
ferss ne cast hi IA; ~ anf near which,
place ne resided sil arriving IN 1854
Here he fosnteds . 1nelv min VIII, A.
~ House snd two
proBinent iawyees u ~ eerly 0lstcry
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