Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-19


nesday. Oct. p.
street Commissioner Breckel and
force are putting in most of their time
in repairing sidewalks. a great deal o.
which Is just now urgently needed
The following item Of interest IS
taken from the proceedings OF inc
Croker brigade reunion at Council
Bluffs: The next fea ture on the pro-,
gram was recitation by MISS Nc
E.lrov the dauS inter- al the only ana
original drummer boy Of Shiloh. Mass
McElroys recitation was an effort ..
more than ordinary ability and We'll
merited the applause that was eNien"-
ed. and the exquisite basket of How
RS bestowed upon her.
Miss Ida Dugan was welcomed
home by her many friends this morn
ing after pleasant visi, IN Mooeri!.
Mo.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Woodbury. ana
family are AT home again from 1aii-
rornis. MIR. Woodbury. has accepted
position III the First National Bank.
Eldora correspondence: &C. Men
puren. the well Unknown and popular
cashier % the Hardin County banh.
has returned from his European tour
Henry Rink. aged 20. Il farm ,ahorer
injured when struck by a chicago. ST.
paul < Kansas City freight train
The accident happened one and one
nal. miles south Of the cit, at 80 in
the aftcruooon Rink died at o'clock
me following morning
Saturday. Sept. p. 1889.
The street railway has been eX-
tended As far west on Main street as
y a. Messenger :.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 9. Johnson are en-
;,rfais5i7i- "a iri5e little iiit.s;s:i: girl
Mrs. q " stone. Mrs. w. q. Bene-
dict. and Mrs Seth Arnold arrived
from southern California last night TO
visit friends"
Altho there MAS 10 European war
to cause it. sranulated SUGAR sold az
the same price as i, does today. aeeord-
:ne 10 the following advertisement;
stop in and get eleven pounds q
srsnuIated sugar. and good cigar.
botn for 81. .Aisquith's cash grocer!-
Sunday. Sept. p. 1889.
The large barn on the j n. Seasef
arm near Gilman. burned at o'clock
in the afternoon. tosei1er with nearly
all 81 its contents. The blaze original
ed in a silo. one hundred seVent! -life
;orss az hay. l-0D bushels OF oats. 3"e
bushels OF corn. and many farm impie
n7ents were reported 70 haTe been de
stroy ed. causing loss of $4,000. wSh
$1,000 insurance +. Ackley tenant
on ihe. farm. sustained d heavy loss IN
personal property.
Monday. Sept. q, 1889.
Word is received here tnat MT j.
y. fsangnman Is confined 10 his bed a.
C-oop.rsburg, Pa with rheumatism
81 al r. n
f,,iid;ng is pretty ;noroughly disman-
ned now Tor the purpose of remodel
ing il The spire has been taken eo"n
me siding knocked of. and the roo.
Is 10 come OF The old structure VIII
M, b.. recognized when merged INTO
The new
THE demand for houses worth from
- 70 sf2 per month rental has not
n.en 50 great in a long time. Not
.,-l,nstznding me fact that there hase
h.A, 20 ynany new awel.in: houses
erected this season. Inere are very re"
indeed. to rent now ;hal are at all III
10 live in.
-Messrs q. F. cspron. ". f. An
drews J. G. Grown. Charles Eckies. "
r Frazer. ]. u. Downer e NJ. T" yate'
george Crary. a T. crary. j. y.
chamberlain. e. l. Lemert, ana :"
W-jcE,ersnarn. all breeders OF Shorlhoth
cattle in Marshall county. met al tne
cour, house Saturday afternoon ana
feated a Shorthorn Breeders Associa
ton with G. r. Capron president anu e.
1e,na-f se..-etary The object OF the
association Is 20 have annual mee1ihs
far exchange 81 opinions and eHper-
;.pces % the members FOR mutual az"
vantage. ara
george NibIocks pleasant face
beams 5@h:nd the counter AT AID
] o,tj,t,s George is model young man
and VIII make a valuable addltioh ~
.Aisquith's force.
Tuesday. Sept. "a, 1889.
The murder of John oatheI'
.uoulder. aged %. az O'CLOCK IN the
evening stirred the cons munit! greatif
I Gather nas stabbed thru the heaft Ny
Frank j PETERS. painter. ased o.
the crime Vas committed OF ->oi "a '1e'
Ter street near the corner OF 1fah.
PETERS was arrested an nonr iatef ~
mis- rooms over No. IS East Main slreel
3 The. coroner's jury, on the daH 'o''o"
loving. held PETERS for the crime ana
AIRS PETERS was also held py Juslf-e
S:att9 on q murder charge. feHefs
ana mis- wife both denied the crime =
knife. believed 10 bear stains OF piooo
nm the blade vas found. with the nan
III. burned away. in a cook stove In the
s PETERS rooms. Evidence of witnesses
before The coroners jury tended tf
shox tina, PETERS thought Gather was
making advances toward MIS-. PeiieFs'
.-rhe heavy rain of yesterday ane
last night vas OF grea, benefit TO farm
ing lands. Hitherto they have beer
/ 100 dry and hard to pillow prontaniS
i Still more rain is needed TO soften tn
Il ground thoroughly.
Wednesday, Sept. IS, 1889.
! "rhe Iowa Central boys have pref
t,y grim Joke on Fireman Cole Up a
! Mason City there is a little restauran
. ;i,sr,i - the s:a.ion, where the tran
crews are wont to drop in and get
smack. after their arrival The poy
have always made themselves yer.
much At home there and always NEE
, a hearty welcome from the proprietor
!. Monday night. between 10 and !
, o'clock. the train on which Cole va
| firing pulled In and he rushed into tn
restaurant as usual. A candle WAS dim
ily burning on the counter. ol
; which was stretched the proprietor ap
psrentiy asieep-yery fast asleep. too.
proved The fireman grabbed the mar
: Intending TO pull him on the counte
i and awake him But an instant late
ne sprang back with horror. and rushe
from the place. his coat under his arr