Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-23

and had been carried on Continuously
for more than a week unsuccessfully.
1t is not believed he could live for such
long time in the mountains. About
two years ago Mr.. Smith went from
here to South Dakota and took up
homestead. He proved up on il and in
July went to Idaho to make his future
home.
Council Bluff.
The Dodge hight guards were ordered
to assemble at the armory Monday for
a special inspection under the direction
Of Captain Robert Mccleave. of the
regular army. The Inspection came as
a surprise to the locals. and the off,
GERS were in ignorance Of it's exact
purpose A rumor that the inspection
had to do with the strike on the Rock
Island railroad. due to develop soon.
was given much credence. No explain
alton Of the order was forthcoming at
the inspection.
Brighton.
Shirley Downs died in Phoenix.
Ariz.. Sunday. Nov. 10 at a. m. He
had gone there about six weeks before
In the hope that the climate would ben
eft his health. Mr. Downs had been
suffering for about three years with
that dread disease. tuberculosis. He
was one Of Brighton's best young men,
and had host of friends here who de-
plore his untimely death. His parents
both preceded him to the other shore.
He leaves two sisters. Mrs. Linnie
Savage. who is now at the Isle Of Pines,
Cuba. for her health. and Mrs. Grace
Salisbury Of Iowa Falls.
Abba.
Sometime ago John Desinlock skip
ped out Of Buxton leaving his land
.ord holding the sack for $3.50 which
he stole from the house Sheriff w.
8. Griffin finally located the criminal
near Bremen, Germany. and he noti-
fled the interested parties at Buxton
that he would bring him back to this
country if they would defray the ex-
pense. /. Is not likely that they will
do anything OF the kind, and 1t Is GER
tain Sheriff Griffin is not going to put
the state of Iowa to the cost Of bring
ing John Desinlock back to Uncle
Sans country.
Keokuk.
That some Keokuk restaurant keep
. ers have been serving skinned milk
to their customers and conditions OF
| revolving nature have existed in a few
! Of the Keokuk diaries, are the charges
made by DIR. O. p. Thomson, OF Des
Moines. state dairy inspector after
| lengthy investigation here In conjunc-
ton with DR.. W. L. Sherlock. local in
spector for both the state and city. DR.
| Thomson found that one Of the larges,
| hospitals in that city has been ~.
! ceiving milk said to be not only fal
| below test but uncleanIy. This milh
had been given to sick patients. Res
taurants were ordered to discontinue
selling milk az they have In the past
and DR.. Thomson suggested that 1t b<
purchased in half pint bottles and solo
to customers in this way.
knoxville.
The old Crookham. GARFIELD and
Rex coal shaft. more recently known
a. the Hawkeye or English Creel
Coal Company's shaft, IL Q thing Of thu
past. Tuesday was the last day.
work for the miners In the old pit and
on Wednesday the entire working outfi
Of men and mules was Transferred Il
the company's new works farther nortf
and west. A few day men will be en-
ployed at the old shaft for several day
yet, working at ths task Of taking on
tracking and ali sound timber,
that can safely be removed. Some o
/ tie miners have bean claiming that tn
transfer to the new works Wouit
throw many men out Of emDley5nenl
but we have ie On the word Of, u
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