Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
Red Oak.

| The grand jury got busy" last
week, the NEST notable of it's returns
being indictments against A. c. Hinch-
man and George Platt for alleged sale
of liquor; against George Baker, man
slaughter in the first degree and a
great many gamblers and bootleg
gers are indicted
DyersviIle.
With elaborate ceremonies BETTING
in solemnity the occasion. the new
high school for the Catholic boys OF
the city was dedicated here on Tues
day. The building just completed was
erected at cost of $4,000 and is one
of the finest of it's kind in the entire
west. The school will be in charge Of
the Brothers of Mary Father George
Heer of st. Mary's, Dubuque. dcdf-
Gated the schoo, and preached the
dedicatory sermon, an eloquent, mas
terly effort.
Newton.
Joe Hudson, son of Dick Hudson
of our city, escaped with eight others
\ from the reform school at Red Wing,
Mimi. He had been sent there for two
years for larceny. OFFICERS here were
informed of his escape and they
found him and placed him in Jail and
informed the officers of the institution.
! A. W. Swan, came for him, arriving
on the evening train from the west,
and took him back. Six of the boys
who escaped with Joe have been re-
turned to the institution. and officers
are on track of the others.
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Council Bluffs.
G. A. Erwin, alias Emery Haskins
indicted for breaking and entering the
building used as postoffice in Wes-
4 ton, Iowa, withdrew his plea of not
! guilty yesterday and entered a plea OF
/ guilty. Under the indeterminate SEN
tence law Erwin was given the max
imum term of ten years provided for
this offense and will be taken to Fort
Madison in a few days. While his
vides for parole before the expira-
ton of the time, the duration of actual
Imprisonment being determined by the
state board Of parole.
] leMars.
! Mrs. Swain, wife of Tomas Swain,
residing southwest of town, was
thrown from a buggy and badly
| frightened and hurt Sunday after
noon near the Redmond school house.
Mrs. Swain was driving single horse
and Mrs. Ackermann, Of Slayton,
Mimi, and little babe We're in the
buggy with her The horse became
scared at an automobile and swerved
into a wire, cutting itself badly. Mrs.
Swain was thrown out of the rig and
bruised and shaken up. The buggy
struck in the fence, the harness break
| ing and freeing the horse, probably
from injury.
Ames.
| Hon William Larrabee former gov
ernor of Iowa, will speak to the stu
dents at the college chapel Sunday
morning at 10:45. This date was ar
ranged when he was here in October.
| He will arrive in Ames Saturday even
ing and will attend the Oratorio OF
| Lazarus. Governor Larrabee's long
record of faithful service for his state.
| his sincere devotion to good govern
ment and his personal example of right
| living makes his coming Sunday of
/ keen interest to all students and those
connected with the college.
| Tuesday evening four cars Of mer-
chandise were broken into at the
! freight house and a box of whisky, a
package of cigars and four suits of
heavy underwear were taken. few
! days previous to this Marshall Wiley
captured four boys who claimed to be
from Des Moines and appeared to have
T
ZIP in Jail and sent word to the author
, tiles at Des Moines telling them of his
catch and asking for instructions. At
ter doing this he went to the restau-
rant and secured lunch for the boys
which he proceeded to carry over to
them. Upon arriving at the Jail he
found the door off its hinges and the
birds flown.