Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-03
Wapsllo.

Wapsllo.
The program for the annual pow WOW
has been completed This year the
pow wow will be a bigger event than
ever before as the result Of the holding
OF the Wapello race meet in connection
| with the celebration. Tho celebration
will continue for three days. Aug. 9. 10
and II.
Muscatine.
To be married, divorced and remar-
ried. was the experience OF Mrs. Idelia
Charge and Allen A. Clarke, both Of
Kansas. The couple were married
more than year ago, and then follow
ing disagreement Of divorce was ap-
Piled for and granted, and in the mat
rimonial parlors of Justice Jerry Carl
the couple were reunited.
Iowa City.
David Peter Thomas. who was shot
and killed by his partners widow. Mrs.
NJ. Mcmahon, of Sturgis, South Dako-
ia, was former Iowa and Iowa county
man. He was graduated frpm the Uni
versity Of Iowa Law College here and
practiced at Williamsburg. Iowa He
was disbarred, accused Of improper
conduct to Judge Wolfe. On his returif
" OhlSauOIud OOuSe oyAIie lOIlp VI uOW q
City, refused his petition for reinstate-
ment to practice law and he left this
community.
Washington.
Friday evening about o'clock while
John Kos was away from his cigar
| store, it was entered by Harry Plum
mer, Lotrip Smith and Russell Fair
childs. They secured a small sum of
money The boys confessed to their
crime and several other like burslaries
during the past several weeks. The
Plummer and Fairchilds boys were TAX
en- to the boys reform school at FL
dora Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Carly. The consent Of their parents
was secured. The Smith boy was out
Of the reforrnatory on parole and was
taken back by his mother.
Sidney.
! Small grain threshing has now been
in progress for week and the returns
coming in indicate that the wheat
crop is turning out better than ex-
pected Mike Laughlin Of Imogene has
| just disposed Of his crop Of wheat. He
had forty acres and the yield was forty
bushels to the acre. But the best yield
that we have heard Of so far is that Sc
cured by DR.. T. C. Coles near Thurman
from eighteen acres on his farm. II
threshed out $50 bushels an average. OF
fifty two bushels per acre-a very good
yield for winter wheat In this country
The seed was carefully selected and
the harvested grain Is testing sixty two
pounds to the bushel.
Des Moines.
Oscar Kailin. employed at the Nicoll
tailoring este hlishmept, died within ten
minutes after being transferred from
the county jail to Mercy hospital Sat
urday night. At the request of friends
Kailin was placed in the county jail
Friday, and Police Surgeon Huff waS
detailed to care for him. The patient
| imagined some one was after him for
the purpose OF killing him and became
SO violent that It was necessary to place
him In a straight Jacket. Fearing he
might injure himself. Kailin was trans
ferred to the padded cell in the scoun-
ty jail. where he gradually grew worse
eli is survived by wife. two children
and two brothers.
Dee Mosnss. =
Charles A. Gray. portrait painter Of
Washington, D, c.. Is in Des Moines tr
rlace In the Iowa hall Of fame at the
sta.e ...s.e...ea. building the portrait oi
ISenater Albert d. Cummins. The por-
trait II not vet on exhitatinn hut Will
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