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END OF A SHORT SESSION, ‘The Criminal Docket Cleared at Little to the County The In e February term of the district art_ adjourned Wednesday. afters noon, The bie event of the term hash clearing the erm, dock't with « to the county = hot to This to a tine for county attorney Mere nd a result that will be appre the tax, were no jury trials of crimi nal causes and Tuesday the jury was Judge Was” prow ‘Wednesday afternoon on d had plead guilty, James cum of Monroe, who ple to keeping am and ¢ ‘The bond of Rev. Hazen was res duced to McCuen plead suit e were of the lowed to she pledg e purt to prove y extended, guilty once was fined on his own recognizanc ing himself in y of the ¢ he intere: term were the Reichart and Greenlief wills. An ace count of the former case was given tweek. ‘The Greenlief cour jury | ood ly number of =p af week beta $ afternoon, “Therguments by counsc enced Thursd aurs duration E Galusha-Campbell Wedding ‘The marriage of J. M.¢ Miss Alice Campbe, at the home of the ad Mrs. Snr Campbell, on Maines, Tuesday bride ndsomie gown of white silk mall, Marechal Niel r and wa a picture of bridal loveliness, who Jack” was any gallant knight could be who ad successfully woed and won the dyke loved New Yes men, but none held a warm many of ha and born manhood in bath es of their hosts of friend on Wednesday Mr.and Mrs. Henry reception dinner Galusha, at their tird st., some 35 or 30 be come ing present. Among those from abroad who were lance at the wedding we: two uncles of the bride, Quincy Camp bell, of Bellefontaine, and Archie Campbell, of Li ohio, with their wives. And from ‘Newton were the following: S. H. Galusha and wife, 1. Wood: ces I. R ay and . 1Fred” Hough and wife, C. H.Casper land wife, Miss Kittie Jackson, Fred Bergman and Harry Morris, Barn Destroyed by Fire, anursday over five he barn of W.E. Newton, Newburg, was totally destroyed His little boy had just school and was playing matches in the barn, when fire was started in some hay and soon the barn was in a blaze. Mr. Newton was away from home at the time, but Mrs. Newton succeeded in ro the stock and many other things from purning building enjoyed 3 arrival and viger hibors the cribs cons I thousand bushels of so have been licked up less was over by Insurance any. com would as sis, the rina Cedar Tes yalue simber numentead, in Buena Vista township, on which Mr. Trotter had lived for the past tty years, was recently sold to Oscar Wheatcraft, and Mr. T. will shortly move to town to spend his re maining days. This farm was first en tered from the government In 18 by. J ‘ong since “gathered who sold it to Monroe there being but the i sed’ into Mr. atcraft’s possession, a short time togo. “It to doubt caused’ Mr. ‘Trotter ay regrets to part with the old home made sacred by the association of so many years, and see It pass into ‘the possession of strangers.
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Newton Record
Newton, Iowa, US
Fri, Feb 28, 1896
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