Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-02

longer be connected with the bany. but
it is probable that w. r. Wilson, Frank
Hudson and John Burd, prominent
and wealthy farmers of Union county,
will continue as stockholders under the
new management The Citizens Bank
was organized eighteen years ago and
a branch bank at Arispe.
Iowa City.
| The auctioneers' state convention
| the tenth annual meeting. will be held
| in Iowa City June and 8. Iowa has
more auctioneers than any state in the
| union, there being nearly 1900. Col
c. C. Luther. of Grand Junction, Is
president; Col. f. A. Wildman. of
Perry. vice president, and H. A. Dun
lap. of Iowa City. secretary. The dele
gates will all go from here to Chicago
to the international convention June 8
and 10.
/ Muscatine.
| Joseph Zeahringer. of .Muscatine, and
Mrs. Madeline Eaton, of Chicago, ILL.,,
who were arrested at Chicago by De-
! tective J. Reed and We're brought to
! this city by Constable J. NJ. Duncan,
were brought before Judge II. S. Howe
and bound over to await the action of
| the grand jury. The couple are charged
|
of which was furnished by DR. Claude
S.. Eaton, the husband of the woman,
4 who is a dentist at Chicago. DR.. Eaton
claims to have married the woman on
Jan. 16, 1910.
Council Bluffs.
/ Ernest Bush pleaded guilty to break
| ing and entering building and was
sentenced by Judge Wheeler to ten
years at Fort Madison under the in
| determinate sentence act. Bush had
pleaded not guilty earlier in the day to
this charge and also to the charge of
larceny from a building. BY an ar
rangement with the county attorney he
pleaded guilty to the first charge and
the second one was dismissed. He stole
a team of horses near Honey Creek
Bush told the judge that he was ct
years of age and that he was released
from the Nebraska penitentiary three
years ago where he had served a SEN
tence of seven and half years.
Des Mones.
Abraham r. Daughenbaug aged. 81
years, and a pioneer resident of Cow
RE, died at his home in Des Moines
Sunday noon Of pernicious aneamia,
his illness covering q period Of six
weeks and being attributed to years of
loverwork in conducting his many bust
ness enterprises. Mr.. Daughenbaugh
|had resided in Iowa for a period of
forty three years and during the first
quarter of a century he made his home
at Dayton. where he conducted a
store, later operating a line of ele-
vators, and being interested In n num-
Der of banks in this section of the state.
In 1887 he removed to Des Moines
where he made his home for the re-
naming years of his life He was a
most successful man in business and
1t Is estimated leaves an estate valued
at s2,000.0oo.
Cedar Rapids.
Short work was made of the state
case against John Murphy Tuesda,
afternoon before Judge Ellison The
selection of the Jury did not begin I'M
til 1880 in the afternoon and the evil
dence had been introduced and the
! a:y..,,, ents made to the jury shortly
after o'clock. The judge then read
his instructions and after the Jurors
secured comfortable supper they re-
turned a verdict Of guilty as charged
Murphy was charged with stealing ar
overcoat belonging to DR.. John Ham
| ilton's father from an office in one OF
the Cedar Rapids bank buildings
Murphy took the coat to the pawnshor
Of Louis Fine and wanted to pawn il
for 81. but was Offered So for 1t IL hi
would sell 1t instead OF pawning 1t
. THE coat cost $S5 when new and hat
, beer, worn only q few times.