Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-28
Council Bluffs.


brought to Council Bluffs hospital
Saturday night suffering from a dan
gerous attack Of blood poisoning. re-
sulting from tho btt~ N dog.
Silver City.
'er living near here, whose mind has
shown indications OF failing for some
time. became violent and was taken
Madrid.
A check from a hide and fur house
in Oshkosh. Wis, as was shown In the
records OF tho Madrid State Bank, was
the clue that aided Railroad Detective
~. W. Cowan. Of Chicago. in arresting
Clint Wh!pplo. Roy and Jess Oviatt for
stealing OF hides from the Milwaukee,
depot In Madrid on the night Of Feb. ;.
Council eluffs.
The grocery store Of Max Olsen. on
North Main street. was entered By bur
glars the other night ana q small cum
Of money taken from the cash register.
besides . considerable amount Of gro
ceries and meat. Tho thieves gained
entrance to the building by kicking out
q panel In the rear door. No clue to
the identity Of the thieves was found
by the proprietor or the officers.
Dee Meinss.
Five thousand visitors are expected
at the state rally and anniversary OF
the Yeonen this evening at the Coliss-
um Plans have been completed to in
itiate q class Of 1000 and members Of
the order are expected from all parts
IF the state Tho address Of welcome
will be delivered by Gov. B. F. Carroll.
Claude r. Porter. Of Centerville, is the
principal speaker. His address win be
on Fraternity"
Atlantic.
Tho last evening Of the firemen's
fair was the largest attended Of any,
over 600 being present. The evening
was spent in dIsposing Of the donations.
The baby that was given away was an
English setter pup given to the IRE
men by p. I. Appleman. Charles Winger
was the lucky man. The fair was sue
cess in every particular, the receipts
being around $500. The people Of the
city patronized the fair literally.
ottumwa.
T. ]. Phillips, who was ousted from
the mayors chair Of Ottumwa by the
/! Cossson law. expresses confidence that
he will win the democratic nomina ton
for mayor over s. p. Hartman who
advanced from aherman-at-large
when Philips was ousted. Both can
Mdates have been waging bitter war
for the nomina ton. and the result is
problematical Capt. s. H. Harper II
In the field alone for the republican
nayoralty nomination.
Cedar Rapids.
Talk about having the big head!
What would you think about man
; who had It so bad he had to have a hat
made to order, size 10k and thirty five
inches in circumference? That's the
sort Of lid that M. M. Thompson. the
haberdasher. IL displaying IN tho show
window Of his store. It b declared "a
be the largest stiff hat ever made and
was manufactured for q man In Ten
nessee. A special block had to be
made before the hat could ibe pat
termed. ii:
Herme F. Hahnen, 81 years old, chief
clerk Of the Iowa National Bank. and q
leader among the younger men In the
banking circles Of Dies Moines, died
Sunday morning at Mercy hospital OF
appendicitis followed by peritonitis. He
was taken III on Monday. Feb. -, and
his case was critical from tho begin
ming. Upon his removal to the hos
pital. the following Tuesday an opera
tion was performed but his ailmen,
was far advanced. and his life hung BY
. thread.
Atlantic.
A telegram was received here an.
nouncing the arrest Of n. X. Meyers ir
Coal!nga, Cal. for non-support Of hi.
wife. An effort was made 70 locate
Mrs. Myers In this city. but Il seesnl
that she too has gone west. Mrs. Myer.
II said 20 be the woman who fell down
the steps at the Park Hotel sometime
ago. She was taken 60 the hospital
whore she remained for quite q time
ana then departed. saying she was 60
ing 70 Nevada. The husband 10 undea
$500 bonds In California.
De Naeineo.
Mrs. c. c. Howell, one Of the yer,
! sS-.s, csoneer women ~ Des Noiuea
died Friday Ct her home IN UPoftIand
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