Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05
Burlington.

Burlington.
No. on the Burlington went out
of here Saturday morning with a dou-
ble-header and thirteen cars, four more
than her former limit. The passenger
traffic to the west is unusually heavy,
this being the second time within a
week that No. 3 has been obliged to
put on extra cars and to have a dou-
BILE header out of this city
Charlton.
Rev. Father Edward Gaule, who has
been at the head of st. Marys parish
here for the last year and a half. de-
parted for Holbrook, Iowa, to
which place he has been assigned. Dur
ing his residence here Father Gaule
has endeared himself greatly to his
church people and there is much re-
greet among them over his departure.
1t is not yet known here Who his
successor vii! be.
Columbus Junction.
The Columbus Junction Gazette, q
weekly paper, has been sold by Mrs.
Jamison to Mr.. E. H. Schearer, of Ida
Grove, and the new owner took pos
session Monday. The passing of this
paper into new hands ends a twenty
five year period, in which it has been
under the management of the Jamison
family. Twenty five years ago o. T.
Jamison a prominent and well-known
newspaper man, bought the paper and
was editor and publisher until a little
over year ago, when he died.
oskaIoosa.
Responding to a hurry call the
patrol wagon and three officers We're
driven two miles in the midst of a
terrible storm to intercept burglars
who We're reported at work in the
John Nichols home at the edge of
town Mrs. Nichols was alone at the
time and she was almost hysterical
with fright when the officers ARRIVED.
No burglars could be found, but M
stead small bag full of clothes pins
famed by the wind were beating a
lively tattoo on the kitchen door.
Clinton.
During the month of April arrests
were made here TO the number of 1870,
but not man in the whole lot was
accused of a felony, and there We're
no offenders held to the district court
in Clinton police court during the
month which has recently closed. A
small army of men were given shelter
from the chill winds of April in the
Clinton police station. The total num-
Der of dodgers taken in by Night
Captain Oster and his associates dur
ing the month was 46S, an unusually
large number.
Belle PLANE.
NJ,e. 7 all WI IL MIS- q
of about twenty-five boys who attend
the NJ. E. Sunday school into club
which meets every two weeks. A bus
mess session, literary features, ath-
letic subjects and other things of inter-
! est occupy the time of the boys for a
couple of hours at each of these meet
/ ngs. The boys besides are receiving
some useful parliamentary knowledge
/ that will be useful to them as they
grow older. They are much interested
| in their club and full attendance is
present at every meeting.
kimbalton.
A very serious accident occurred
while the funeral procession of Mrs.
Chris Faaborg was coming toward
Kinballton. The team suddenly be-
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sued by dogs and made a sudden turn
in the road, breaking the tongue
Hjalmar Rasmussen, who was driving
the team, jumped from the hearse and
attempted to get the horses by the
brides, but they thrust him aside and
made fierce dash thru a wire fence
upsetting the ilearse and throwing on
the coffin. After a few minutes they
got back into the road and started al
full speed down the hill, breaking of
one of the wheels. All Of this time