Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-30
Southern Io1ua Items

for me will send you ten gallons Of
home made sorghum" Secretary Hay
ward says the farmer will have to pay
the entire years license fee.
Avoes. ~
William Smith. who has been stay
ing for q short time with Earnest Car
son at his place southwest Of Hancock
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tro-
baugh Monday morning on bench
warrant issued from the district court
Of Harrison county. charging him with
deserving his wife. Smith was pack.
ing his grip, getting ready to leave
when he was arrested. He was brought
here and kept until Tuesday morning
when Sheriff o. o. Buck came and took
him back TO Harrison county for trial
Smith and his family formerly lived at
Logan. The family is now in Illinois
Davenport.
Owing to the diphtheria quarantine
which has been placed over the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Henrie. on ac-
count Of the death Of Uel Henrie, aged
years. the hearing in the case In
which Dr. NJ. P. Brown has been made
defendant, was continued. The parents
OF the child will be used as witnesses.
Dr. Brown was served with warrant
charging him with violation OF the
state law by failing to inform the Dav-
export board OF health Of the pres
ence Of diphtheria at the Henrie home
until a short time before the death OF
the child.
Council Bluffs.
| Walter Goodwin. who late IN the fan
of 1908 was found under the bed OF
| Council Bluffs citizen, and who was
convicted In February. 1909. Of break
ing and entering has given himself UP
! to the officers for breaking his parole.
and is now being held at Dallas. Tex,
awaiting an officer from the state OF
Iowa to bring him back Goodwin was
paroled by Governor Carroll on Feb.
,27, 1909, largely on the recommends
ton Of H. c. Lewis for whom Good
win had formerly worked, and who wAz
interested in the youth. He had been
sentenced to serve ten years at Ana
; mosa. but never served any OF his time
Hastings.
1 Water has been turned into the lake
| which George A. Shetterly has con-
/ strueted two miles east Of Hastings. on
u piece of land brought from what was
secured from q spring branch which
. comes from ridge to the north. II Is
first piped into a reservoir. and from
there into the lake itself. There II q
considerable flow Of pure water. and
the lake will fill rapidly. Mr.. Shetterly
has been having considerable work
done in scraping out the lake bed
grading the banks. laying the pipe: etc.
:sS 9Th the price ~ the land his In.
vestment In the lake will be consider
able. 1t with cover about three acres.
Grisweid.
/ Mrs. Elston, the aged mother Of Rev
Mr.. Elston. Of Griswold, fell dowr
stairs Saturday night and was severely
injured. She has been unconscioul
since. and her recovery Is doubted
owing to her age In the fall she sus-
tanned one broken wrist. and severel,
hurt the other and crushed the side
OK her head. The Elstons have recent.
ly moved from Lewis to Griswoid, Rev
Mr.. Elston having gone out OF bust
}. ness ana re-entefing the ministry, I'M
inR the Church Of Christ pulpit .
Gf1swold. They wefe unable % Iind ,
|, house right away. ana have besn Se,
cupy1hg the upstairs Of . dweillne IN
, they could set . better plaes. -