Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-10
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Tho Rocky Mountain Limited" on
the Rock Island. passing thru Grinnell
eastward at 1888 at night, had three
negro passengers on Thursday night
that were wanted in Des Molnes and
night officers I.eins and Jay were on
the lookout for them. They captured
two Of them easily but the third one
gave them run for their money" and
probably would not have been captur-
ed had not Kreigh Carney been close
at hand with his auto and chased him
up the alley in the rear Of the Monroe
Hotel. When the fugitive left the al
ley ard struck across lots for the
street, Carney outstripped him on
foot and made his capture certain. He
was wanted as the man VINO shot Mrs.
Florence Burt in Des Moines. He
gave his name as Leslie Handy but
lie answers perfectly the description OF
Hatten and the Des Moines officer
came here and Identified him and took
nm to Des Moines. Nothing appear
.!;g against the other two they were
requested to travel ans they did SO.
Word from Des Moines today. how
ever. says he is not the man wanted.
The intense heat Of the past few
days has been rendered even harder to
bear than usual because of the fact
that ice has been so scarce that only
cases Of the greatest necessity could be
supplied. The machinery at the artifi-
cial ice plant gave out in part at the
most critical time when the demar/
was greatest and even the ordinary
output OF ice cream from Fowler's had
to be curtailed yesterday afternoon.
Moss & Miller, who supply natural Ice
to the citizens, were unable last wlnted
to cut enough ice from the Sanders
pond, owing to scarcity Of water to fill
the pond in the fall, and so could do
but little towards relieving the present
condition. 1t is now understood that
the machinery has been repaired and
that the ice plant will be running at
full pressure after tomorrow.
Prof Charles y. Smiley, of Iowa Col
!ege. will conduct party Of consider
able size on a tour OF Europe this sum-
mer, leaving Grinnell for that purpose
on Wednesday of next week.
r. l.. Ross. who owned and conducted
newspaper at Dexter. which he has
recently sold. has come TO Grinnell ana
taken position as foreman in the
Grinnell Register plant.
The Honor c. Club Of Iowa College
held a meeting on Thursday evening
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Scott
MacEachron: secretary Elmer Daw-
kins: treasurer, Bernard Carney;
chairman Of social committee, c. E.
McAlpin.
Rarely If ever has there been seen
so large a following for one Of that
tender age as showed their sorrow for
the loss Of the departed and their deeD
sympathy for the sorrowtng parents
and other relatives at the funeral on
Thursday afternoon of Hazel c. Garri-
gan, dauhgter of MIR. and Mrs. Michael
Garrigan Of this city. he was an active
member Of the Methodist church in
this city and partici pated in thu work
of its young peoples societies. The
Woodmen. the Royal Neighbors. the
Modern Brotherhood of America, and
the fire department Of the city, were
present and a number Of Mr.. Garri-
gan's fellow workmen from the ,Spauld-
ing factory.
There will be no morning services at
the Methodist and the Baptist churches
tomorrow because of the baccalaureate
sermon by President Main at the Con-
gregational church. In the evening DR..
Proper, will speak in the Baptist
church. He Is on his way to PhiIa-
delphia to attend the worlds Baptist
congress.