Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
Northern Io1Ua Items

spectively, and Louis Vose, father OF
Frank, were arrested. The police say
that the Ferguson boy and young Nose
have confessed 10 having robbed sever
al houses and stores. and have impii-
Gated the elder vose. Frank Vose told
the officers that he and his father COM
Ir1itted several burglaries. He said he
usually stood guard while his father
entered the premises and took the
money or goods.
Fort Dodge.
Altho the campaign to secure funds
for the Deliver memorial monument
has languished som ewhat. one OF the
biggest subscriptions for the projec:
yet received came in yesterday. Sam
uel s Dale. of Boston. in a letter ex-
pressing admiration for the decea sed
states man. enclosed check for 800.
It will probably be considerable time
Vet before the full amount necessary
20 make q suitable memorial can be
secured Fifteen thousand dollars is
ene sum thought 10 be needed.
Knoke.
Recently the elevator at Kroke burn
ed 10 the ground. together with about
5000 bushels of grain. The elevator
was private one. belonging to John
knoke. The grain is covered by in
surance. but the loss on the building
will be about double the amount Of in
surance carried The origin of the fire
is unknown and wasn't found out by
Mr.. Knoke until "a rmer drove up to
the store and informed him that the
elevator was or fire. and ii was too late
then to save anything except the en-
CINE.
Manchester.
When the panel was exhausted at
this weeks session of the Delaware
district court twelve extra talesmen
We're drawn to fill the jury now hearing
the case OF the state against Arthur
Mangold on complaint Of Nellie Wilson.
IN which the Young Hazel Green town
snip farmer is facing paternity
charge. The case is a sequence Of an
action tried here year ago IN which
the com plainant was awarded 81 900
damages against the defendant. The
former case was given conederab Bile
-'hlicitv and good deal Of difficulty
arose in securing the present jury.
irg the panel.
Onawa.
Floyd Harris a Young man. who is
living near Castana and after living
with her a short time. left for Nebraska
telling her he was going to his father s
home to make arrangements for place
for them to reside. is in serious trouble
He neglected TO write to his better half
regarding suci, arrangements. and az
ter waiting for year for some word
from her diliatory spouse she at the
last sitting Of the grand jury secured
an indictment charging him with wife
desertion. Sheriff Martin finally got
trace Of the chap and last week arrest
ed him at Creighton. Neb, and brought
him back to Onawa, where he La con-
fined in the county jail.
Ida Grove.
While making some investigations or
his farm just west of town one day last
week, F. D. Babcock secretary Of the
Grain Shippers Insurance Company
came unexpectedly upon the signs OF
an old burying ground Of which neither
he nor any Of the former tenants of the
| farm had any knowledge. The old
burying ground is located in the tim.
Der on the hills just beyond the mil
dam. Mr.. Babcock's attention wal
first attracted by number Of depfes-
sions in the ground resembling old and
neglected graves, and upon investiga.
ton 4 number Of head stones wsrs
found. one Of which bore the name o,
comstock. but more Of the other letter.
Ing on the stone was decipherable. TIT
stone itself IL small one Of whit,
marble The lettering on the othe,
| stones Ila.. 49,: Aes=-ea ~. esa.e I'm
the nature and shape Of the stones AM
their location at the 1head .Sf tAs grave
Ike depressions shows clearly tina
they were originally placed therss Z.
mark the restinG plaos % 49,; De
parted niop4ee ~ q, =