Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-15
Northern Io1ua Items

Garner.
John surballe and family are NOV.
ing to Goodell this week, where Mr.
Surballe has q, position as cashier In
the State Savings Bank
Woodbins.
An order discharxing all debts and
claims against the estate Of J. Clifford
Guy. Of Woodbine, bankrupt, has been
received from Judge Smith Mcpherson
at the federal clerks sonice In thi,
city. il S Fri ~
Webster City. a -
The farm formerly known az the
Parker farm and recently purchased
by Marvel & Swiney was sold again
Yesterday to Herbert Busting for $50
per acre. The farm Of Herbert Busins
was sold to Mr.. Marvel for the consid-
Grafton Of $50 per acre.
Dubuque. - -
| At recent meeting Of the board Of
education, the board voted TO charge
tuition hereafter to all non residen,
pupils in the public schools Of Dubuque
The rates were fixed At - a month, OF
$50 q year, for the grade schools and
81 month. or $40 q year. for the high
school.
Amss.
Cooks clothing store was entered
Wednesday night, the. second time
within a week. This time burglars
made a large haul. Among the missing
were the following goods: Seven suits
Of clothing, four suit cases. six rain
coats Boxes Of silk hose. gloves, neck
wear and jewelry. The burglars en-
| tered from the rear window
Shenandoah.
1t has always been questioned as to
the profit in renting the high priced
farm land Of this locality. but it has
been demonstrated many times as the
proper thing for q careful. Industrious
man to do. Announcement Is made of
the sale Of 100 acres Of land, located
a few miles east of Essex, owned by
Alex Lindberg and purchased by e.
Newman, the price being $500 Mr..
Newman has rented this farm for the
past few seasons and now purchases
1t.
Hudson.
According to the auctioneer. 1000
people attended three sales held in
Hudson Wednesday. He states that the
people all seemed to be enthusiastic
with the idea Of selling farm property
upon the open market. The W. p.
| Thompson home farm. consisting OF 100
acres, brought 1854 per acre. ths 100
acre farm of .. W. Cummings sold at
$155 an acre. while the sixty acre tract
Of unimproved land belonging to w. p.
Thompson, brought STA per acre.
Dubuque.
The Rockdale Methodist Episcopal
church will observe its diamond jubilee
on Sunday and Monday, June fs and
~. The pastor Of the church, Rev. j.
e. Lilly. and the congregation are pre-
pairing to celebrate the event in a 1T
ting manner and a two days program
Is being prepared. The Rockdale
church was one Of the first to. be es-
tablished in the vicinity Of Dubuque
and for seventy five years 1t has car
ried on the work in a quiet. but sue
cessful way.
Fort Dodge. s.. 49,
III. Dream, manager Of the Phoenix
Mutual Insurance Company IN this city,
boasts Of a family Of Insurance. men.
when Il. d. Bream went. to Des Moines
Jan. 1:.s1906 and signed with the same
company in that city, he opened the
wav for others of the Dream family
who have followed. H. D. Bream and
|C. 8. Bream. Of Gettysburg. are now
engaged in the insurance business with
the same company. l.. NJ. Bream. OF
Des Moines. father Of the young men.
also is engaged in work for the Phoenix
Company.
Glars.
Vincent Condor, one Of the Clare lads
who received a charge cf gun shot
when they were INDUCING in charivari
recently, is so seriously hurt that fam
ily and friends are convinced they
should carry the matter further and
see what can be done to get the Of
tenders prosecuted They have visited
Fort Dodge for the purpose. No action
was started, however, altho some may
be begun within q few days. Young
Condor received a charge Of the shot In
his neck and serious complications have
resulted. Others VINO were .aOtg @.s