Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Southern Io1ua, Items

eral Of the larger guns from the win
dow and filled them with seevral
cartridges. They were found lying
across the counter in the forepart OF
the store. The removal of the glass
allowed an opening l2x20 inches. The
burglary was performed in an amateur
ish fashion, for the cash drawer, which
contained several gold watches as well
rifed, and many other articles, which
usually disappear in burglary case
We're not touched.
Mount Pleasant.
Two freshmen Of Iowa Wesleyan
College have mode a strong bid for the
reproduction Of their pictures in the
Junior annual. They went ''snipe
hunting" down in the Businesses of the
Indian country" near the *" line
tracks, under the supervision of other
freshmen and upper classmen. holding
the sacks for the snipe which did not
appear until their arms acked They
had to hasten to beat the dawn into
Mount Pleasant.
Iowa City.
Mrs. f. NJ. Kelley. of 412 South Gov
ious accident Saturday night when she
fell down the stairs In her house,
breaking her arm and receiving several
bad bruises. This is the second acct
dent which Mrs. Kelley has had this
summer, bad luck seemed to come to
her in more than usual proportions.
She is very old lady, being about 80
years Of age. At present she is In the
university hospital for treatment.
Bedford.
u. w. Roberts of Conway. wants
SIS, 1000 from E. ID. Toll and Eta Toll
for the alienation of the affections o.
his wife. their daughter. according &c
a petition filed in the district court
Roberts alleges that he was married
to Ethel Toll Jan. 8, 1911, and that he
and his wife lived together until july
1911, when by threats, SANDER. cajol-
cry and promises the wife was caused
to lose her affection and abandon him
He. alleges that the defendants circu-
lated the report that he was engaged
III the unlawful sale OF liquor.
Muscatins.
4 bible over two centuries old
printed in the German language. il
on exhibition in the display window
of Umscheid & Asthalter on Iowa av-
cnue. The book is In remarkable
state OF preservation, altho having
originally come from the binders 205
years ago. The antique Is the property
OF Mr.. .Asthalter. having been in the
family for, generation after generation
since 1907 It has been in this city owe,
sixty years when Mr.. Asthalter's
grandmother brought It to this city
from Germany. having received 1t ii
turn from her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
is the ha!diwork OF Christoph Wustens
OF wittenberg, printed in 1907.
Burlington.
runaway team belonging to far.
,ner named Pfeiif collided with an au.
tomobile occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
George Stivers on the road leadins
from Agency street to Mt. pleasant
street, near West Burlington, Satur.
day evening. Mr.. Stivers saw the tear
heading for him, but thought it would
PASS He drove to the side OF the road
hut the horses, which were pulling q
heavy wagon, veered in the same di.
rection and dashed into the car. Tht
wagon tongue pierced the wind shield
and struck the steering wheel and the
horses were thrown down. one on each
side Of the machine Mrs. silver.
managed to get out OF the car on the
right side. but Mr.. Stivers could moi
escape. Both were somewhat bruised
and the automobile was badly damaged
The escape Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stivers
from more serious injury was miracu-
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