Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29

I for their fun. The fine and trimmings
amounted 2 to $3.50 for each Of the par
Elephants.
Dubuque.
A day nursery movement has begun
IN Dubuque and it is believed will go
forward to satisfactory results The
need is felt in Dubuque and 1t is the
ambition to meet the need In other
cities it has proved a great blessing
and the mothers obliged to leave their
little children of tender years alone
while they have gone out to work. have
found 1t indeed a haven.
New Hartford.
The state Of Iowa posted a reward
Of 5000 for evidence leading to the ar
! rest Of the murderers of an unknown
man. whose body was found in the
West Fork river near New Hartford
July II. The body was badly nuiIs-
iated and a coroner's jury decided that
death resulted from a deep wound in
the head, which probably was inflicted
with a blunt instrument
Malvern.
The thirty-sixth annual exhibition Of
the Mills County Agricultural Society
to be held in Malvern on Tuesday
w SbiSSuetN- SudN ana fflG9 ". Aug
2. 8. and 5. bids fair to be the best
in the history of the association over
one hundred harness horses have been
entered, coming from four states The
track is the fastest half tic track In
the state. The management has spent
$1,000 this year in Improvements A
400 foot horse barn and three barns
36x96 feet for stock have been built.
Jesup.
Word of the death of Mrs Frank
jerks. a pioneer resident of Jesup. was
received here from Chicago. where
Mrs. jerks had been visiting with her
daughter Mrs. White. Mrs. jerks was
one of the oldest settlers in this vicin-
ity and was preceded in death by her
husband four years ago. The couple
until that ime enjoyed the distinction
OF being the longest married couple in
this section of the state, having pass
ed ga years In n state of wedlock Mrs.
jerks IS survived by seven children,
the majority Of them married and liv-
ing in different cities
Waterloo.
Some time during the early evening
on Monday. the room of Peter Soren-
son, West Park avenue, was entered
and purse containing 500 was taken
The matter was reported to the police
and an investigation commenced. A
young man giving his name as Fred
reckison was arrested with the missing
pocketbook In his possession but no
trace of the 1913 could be found He
had been seen, 1t is alleged, several
times In the room Of Sorenson. He
claimed that he found the pocketbook.
After 81 searching investigation later
he was released as 1t Is believed he is
not the right party but merely victim
of circumstances.
OdeboIt.
w. E. Hamilton. owner and editor
OF the Odebolt Chronicle for more than
a quarter Of century. has sold the
paper to Frank j. Stillman, form erly
editor OF tho Jefferson Bee and later
a Washington correspondent Mr..
Stillman is to take possession of the
property Aug. /, Colncident with this
transfer OF the Chronicle a second pa
per which has been running In the
town for some time past. called the
Odebelt Record, Is discontinued. The
Record outfit will be shipped to Me- !
braska. The sale doesn't change the |
;s5eT1vI al policy OF tho S.::.:s..
Gle, Mr.. Stlilman being a we'll known |
Mr.. Hamilten has made |
no plans for tho future.
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