i Mai*ch or tfat Bone*isement inMrs. Dr.;en a visit-veek.tuokctn, is mily. i6 latest. tariiT. ing Grove rnday. • ost new* ion, la. the mem-afternoon. P. Lamb, tor yester*nt. Is the3i*k H. C.ihurch will November3 left yes-with rela-The petit jury reported yesterday but was excused until later in the term.The criminal cases will be tried after the Thanksgiving adjournmentMarlon Wins Again.Saturday, Nov 10th the boys’ basket ball team of the Marlon High School played the Anamosa H. S. aggregation on the Anamosa grounds. From a scientitlo standpoint the game was poor, team work being impossible because of the slippery condition of the field, but by brilliant individual plays the Marion-boys piled up a score of 20 against Anamosa 3.The names of the Anamosa team were not given us, but the line up of the Marion team wus as follows, Forwards, Harry Wareham, GustEngstroui Guards, ConrudKimm, Robt. McGowan; Center, Robfc. Snyder. In the second half Harry Wareham was replaced b Roy Murray, and Robt. Snyder by Merle Alderman.Officials decisions were satisfactory to both teams: Mr. Will urns of Cedar Rapids acting as referee and Mr. Dale Paul of Wyoming as umpire.Dr. Parsons a former S U. I. star coached the Anamosa team and Mr, R. R. Randall, the Marion team.Friends of tho Marion H. S. are pleased to note that in their first match game and with but three weeks’ training, the boys have sustained the high reputation of their schoolCity, that move in contains with mm smn Her to every tow ply able t without t They sh conveiem neighbor!Their ti —- favored cheap b clerk hire products, Towns, cominoduAnd ealt; as near t High Sch graduate mornings farm vorFree to the Public.A lecturo of unusual interest will be given at the M. 15 Church, in Marion,fPnf «1av Viianinir Nnvatnhai* nfcompany tend thei and finis! as the Ci over tho -to patroi are desiri pull dow As to the comfovta with stei lights ar vonient t sheriffs q can be u nfilrmntl