Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-17

with Mrs. Hendrixson he offered no
protest. Saturday morning he pleaded
guilty to a charge Of disorderly conduct
and was fined 500. He paid tho same
fine for Mrs Hendrixson. Then his wife
appeared before Justice Nugent and
sued out an information charging him
with a still more serious offense. Boles
was located. He was told Of the new
warrant. He promised to appear with
his attorney at 2 o'clock Saturday az
ternoon But he did not show up. His
attorney was as much surprised as was
Justice Nugent and Mrs. Boles. Boles
formerly owned twelve shares in an
automobile concern and II is said his
wife furnished the money to buy them.
He recently sold out and kept the pro-
ceeds.
Atlantic.
With 90 cents in his pocket Edgar
Hebb. aged 13 started out from Chicago
a few DAYS ago to take a trip to south
ern California. He got to Atlantic Fri
dav afternoon and altho he was shiv-
erine with cold he tried to pawn his
overcoat at local second hand store.
The sheriff picked up the boy and he
admitted that he was out for two
thousand mile bum A message was
ScHL u MS parents dSkiIiS W1lHl SfiOuIu
be done with the youngster. II is rrob-
able that he will be returned to Chica-
go.
Coin.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Coin Lumber COMPANY was
held recently. There are fifty-f've sep
arate stockholders who own 200 shares
at $50 each. amounting to $4,000 capt.
knV OF ma 80 -
wears business showed that they had
done business of $40 800 They order
ed per cent dividend paid and
transferred per cent to the reserve
fund. The old directors were re.elect-
ed. 1t IS planned to double the capital
stock and increase the business during
the coming year.
keokuk.
w. j. Hanna, a well known farmer Of
Dies Moines township. and his farm
hand. were unloading some long wood
from the wagon, and when they threw
of a crooked limb the thing caught on
something and twisted around in way
that neither OF the men could exo!ain
and the stub Of limb struck Mr.. Han
ma squarelv on the ear. The exterior. Of
the ear was about half torn from the
head. and the attending surgeon had 70
take eight stitches TO induce 'he larcer-
ated segment to stay at home.
osk.Iocsa.
Thomas r. Garrettson, aged 70. a MO
neer business man Of the city, was
found dead in the basement OF prop
erty which he was renovating for n new
tenant. Being missed at his home at
the supper hour, a search was organic
ed, and shc BODY was discovered several
hours later. as If had fallen. His watch
had stoned at o'clock. possibly indi-
eating the hour OF death. File arm was
broken and his face disfgured In the
fall. Death is thought to be the re-
suit Of indigestion. The deceased was
a prominent business man, an inventor
and realty dealer, and property owner.
He was an active member Of the lows
Friends church. TTe had interests also
in Waterloo and elsewhere.
Davenport.
An application filed in the district
court by Probation Officer Henry r C..
Ditzen. which is upheld by the court,
will result in the retention OF the Nc
Causlir children by the esata and the
refusal OF the authorities to alloy their
father or mother to gain possession OF
them. a petition has bean presented
to the court by the mother which asks
that the children be given her. but this
is intercepted by the petition OF Pr"ba-
ton Officer Ditzen. Recently Mrs. Nc
Causlin instituted proceedings for de-
cree OF divorce from her husband VIII
liam McCauslin. on the grounds OF
cruelty. She sought the possession Of
her fve children. all Of whom are min
ofs. Unreliabiiity on the part Of the
mother and Incompetent care formerly
given tho children, are alleged ~
gsounds why the children should stu
b lsft n thS care and custody % the
state.