Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-27

" 49, 1880
The annual convention Of the Elav-
e1.h district. knights Of Pythias, was
held IN Woo6bina on Tuesday in ! o
o. F. hall. About 200 delegates at
tended.
Lynnvile.
which had been placed IN cup. b!
mistake. For several DAYS he was SER
lousy sick but has about recovered. Il
was g cloSe cal.
Davenport.
Aubrey Hawkins and his wife, the
colo-ed couple arrested after il was
learned .1ar hey were addicted 70
smoking opium. we're chased out OF the
cry Tuesday night They were pun
on the train and told 70 hise and never
come back. which hey readily prom
iSed % %
Council Bluffs.
Win . ,.S- Of charter Members num-
be-ing 100 the Council Bluffs Lodge.
NJ. 80. Loyal O-s=- u Moos= was
launched upon il career as one Of me
local t-a-e-nal ard beneficiary orgar!-
cations TIE membership includes
-n2s- q cha nan who ara prominent in
Council Bluffs.
Barnes City.
Mrs Joseph ". Parsons. daughter O.
John Graf and g member - z proni-
nen- family here, il res poESe 10 al in
qu;-y from Denver. denies lsga. sepa-
ration from ta- husband who was mar
-iei in Denver, two weeks ago and is
now under arrest there charged with
bigamy Mrs Parsons viii go 10 Dem
yer 70 appear against Ter husband.
Iowa City.
John Bar,oSa. Of Scion. a fugitive.
charged with wife desert;on, was cap
tu-ed on q farm between Ely ard &C.
OAR Rapids by Deputy Sheriff Rowland.
after three 5ays' search He was
brought before Judge Howell and gave
a bond Of $1,000. He was indicted last
winter and since tilen has been hiding
IL Iowa, Dakota and Wisconsin.
otturwa.
The sons Of Veterans Of o--ur7wa
viii reli=ve the old soldiers this yea
Of he decorating Of the graves OF the
civil war veterans IN thu local ceme-
teries Attorneys ". a. Work and ".
". Cory vii! deliver addresses at the
O:-umwa cemetery Father James
Foley will deliver the Memorial Day
sermon Sunday in Sacred Heart Cath
olic church.
ki!ieuff
Hog cholera has caused fearful havoc
among rhe hogs on the Jacob Killduh
place. Within the last few weeks over
40 head % his best hogs and pigs have
died from the disease and many others
are sick. so that it is hard 70 tell where
the thing will end. He has no idea OF
the cause OF the trouble. His neigh
b9-s have suffered but little loss. James
Carey has lost a few head. This GER
tainly means a big financial loss TO Mr.
Kline.
5ertram.
liza. the i2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. J. Caldwell. died at the home
of his parents, one and one-half miles
north Of Bertran. His skull was frac-
tured three years ago by kick from
horse. He received treatment from
the best surgeons but Ioosened frag-
ment Of the bone in his forehead which
they did not dare 20 remove was
Jsedged in such manner as to cause
pressure upon the bone as the other
bone formed.
New Sharon.
Friends were greatly shocked by the
news OF the sudden death of Oscar
Shaw. which occurred a. the hospital
in Oskaloosa. His illness OF two weeks
duration had not been believed to be
serious until few days ago and ne
was only removed to the hospital sun
day evening. an operation was per-
formed Monday and death followed
Tuesday morning. The body was
brought to New Sharon Tuesday af-
ternoo. and funeral services were con-
Quoted at the nome VI the eest.ter, Will
liam l. shaw. west of New Sharon
Thursday morning.
Sioux City.
What are the relations between a
corporation and an individual when l.
comes to getting the best" of either
/ in a dea1o That is a question which
the employees at the city office of the
Illinois Central railroad are cogitating
A minister in Freeport, H., is tbs
cause of the debate. When the mai
was opened the other day. one letter
contained a remittance of 50 to be PAID
! TO the Illinois Central Railroad Com
| pany. The sender said he Is a preacn-
er and that nearly year. ago he pur-
chased transportation TO the Pacific
coast. Thru a mistake Of the agent he
secured the ticket 81 cheaper than tbs