Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-26
Washington.

Washington.
Clifford Thorne, of Washington, will
be a candidate for the republican nom
ination for railroad commissioner.
Bloomfield.
Glen Van Horn, while coasting at
Bloomfield ran under team of horses
He was kicked on the head and may
die.
Des Moines.
Petitions which were circulated in
Des Moines were signed by scores of
men and. women who agree to eat no
meat for thirty days.
Reasnor.
The revival meeting closed in Reas-
nor Sunday evening. There were thir-
ty-six conversions and seventeen of
Reasnor Sunday.
Bloomfield.
The grand jury at Bloomfield after
being recalled found another indict-
ment against John HI. Pohnson, chair
man of the Davis county board of sup
ervisors, and he is out under $500 bond.
Davenport.
The American Federation of Labor
has restored the charter of the Dav-
export Trades and Labor Assembly,
which was taken away because the To-
workers, who were having trouble with
the national body. All differences have
now been adjusted.
Davenport.
w. j. Bryant had his right leg broken
in an accident MIR. Bryant was driv-
ing loaded wagon up hill when the
horses made a sharp turn and the
wagon was thrown to one side and the
man was thrown off so he fell under
the wheels which passed over his limb
breaking the large bone.
keokuk.
Relieving that hundreds. of young
people of the city are attending SER
vices in the various churches, the
Ministerial Association has made a
formal request to Mayor Off that he
close all such theaters on Sabbath day
Cooperating with the Ministerial As
ISOLATION in this movement is the Fed
GRAFTON of Laymen.
Dallas Center.
A party of eight from Dallas Center
and vicinity will leave San Francisco
Feb. on the steamship Cleveland or
cruise around the world. The party
ley, Mr. and Mrs Clyde S. Brenton, Mr.
and Ms. HI. NJ. Schamel and K. H
Paul, all of Dallas Center, and Charles
Morris, of the vicinity of Waukee.
CoIfax.
Colfax ministers are soliciting finan.
cial aid to build a tabernacle in Cola,
in which ohold big evangelistic ser
vice next October. Rev. Mr.. Lowrey
| of Cedar Falls, has been engaged tt
conduct these services and Mr.. Moody
| of Chicago, is to be the singer. Mr.
Moody has conducted the choruses TO
two or three years for the State Ep
worth League Association in ColfaX.
Burlington.
Electricity from the street car rail
is believed to havoc hanged the cas-
iron of the pipes into the graphite stat
in the water main at Twelfth and Higl
streets, causing the break Sunday ev
ening which flooded the street leve
with the curbing, filling adjacent base
ments and resulting in hundreds of dol
! lars worth of damage. The cast iro'
at the break is like the lead in pencl
and can be Whitfield with a knife. TIL
process undergone is known as cleo
troiosis
Clinton.
An opinion was handed down b
/ Judge A. P. Barker in the Cllnto
county district court which adjudicate
finally in that court the three so-calle
paving cases" against the city of Gin
ton, and which holds that special as
sessments levied against the propertie
in question for paving are outlawet
The three cases are those of c. d. Nc
Neil, Susan NJ Chase, and l.. +. SUIT
ton against the city of Clinton and, TIL
facts in each being similar, they wer
consolidated for purposes of trial.
Des Moines.
Because she had an infant baby 8
home which required the care and at
tention of a mother, Mrs. Lucy But
tron, of Buxton, Iowa. arrested in De
Moines some weeks ago, and indicte
by the grand jury charged with lewd
ness. was shown clemency before Judg
DeGraff Instead of the penitentiar
sentence which the law permits, tn
court imposed a sentence OF ten da,
e in the county jail He warned tt
woman to return to her. home on Il