Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-26
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Farmers report s5 per cent of the
corn in this locality out Of danger BY
frosts. Yield is put at from sixty e
100 bushels per acre and good quality
Sioux City. 5
Theodore Stewart, of Paullina. 9
stockman, has filed petition In vol
untary bankruptcy in the federal court
He gives his assets at $3.50 and his la
bilities at $14,271.73. Part of the In
debtedness is in the form Of notes held
by LeMars and Paullina banks.
Sioux City.
Morningside College students who
attend the Sunday theater hereafter are
to be severely dealt with. The atten-
ton of the authorities having beer
called to the fact that some few OF
the students were attending the local
playhouses on Sunday, they have en-
phatically announced that suspension
or expulsion are likely to follow future
offenses Of this kind.
Aure!ia.
In the district court on /, Thursday
the grand jury returned true bill
against Bert Stedman for maintaining
a nuisance. Stedman, who had been in
Jail since his arrest at once entered
plea of guilty and was assessed fine
of $500 and costs, including $40 bill
for the county attorney. In default OF
payment he is to serve 100 days in the
county Jail. A permanent injunction
was also granted against Stedman and
the costs of the action. including at
torney fee, assessed to him. Stedman
is the man who was caught selling
beer in tent up near the OBrien
county line.
Coon Rapids.
Peter Anderson and son and family
Of Audubon met with all exciting ane
serious accident about noon yesterday
between Judd Churchill's and Christy's
farms. They We're driving along at 6
pretty good speed in their auto when
the front wheels skidded into ditch
causing the car. rs some, say. to turr
clear over. landing right side up. but
catching Peter Anderson under 1t II
such a way as to break an arm. He
was brought to Coon Rapids and DR.
Jewell set the arm and cared for other
minor injuries. Within an hour or sc
the family started on its way home
the car not being hurt in the least.
Cedar Rapids.
Speaking about making good, Eugene
Cunningham, roadmaster Of the c. 6
n. w. railroad at this station since
last June is one Of those who have
Cedar Rapids is particularly hare
place for the roadmasters. on accoun
of the yards being in the middle of the
downtown district, and then grea
deal Of shipping is done here over thu
Northwestern. Mr.. Cunningham wal
sent here last June and now the com
pany has promoted him. He Is to take
the position of general yard master o.
the Iowa division Of the Northwestern
at Clinton. The Clinton yards are the
largest the company owns and 1t II
something of an honor to be the Dos.
of them.
Cedar Rapids.
Slipping of bolt, holding the Whit
f1etrees, causing them to fall down
was responsible for runaway Satur-
day afternoon in which Mrs. Jane:
Stark and her son Louis received pain
full injuries. 1t was their team O.
mules that. frightened by the loosen
ing Of that part Of the wagon, com.
menced to run. and while attempting
to turn on Sixth avenue overturned
the wagon Mrs Stark, accompanied
by her son, a young man Of abou
20 years, was delivering butter. The.
reside about seven miles west Of thu
city and have route OF customers eol
butter and country produce. Both re
ceived some painful scalp wounds and
bruises about the body. The son wa:
able to leave the hospital and go to hi!
rome, but Mrs. Stark will be confinee
to the hospital for a day or two.
Jefferson.
Arch Rhoades had a regular out
OF the-frying- pan into-the-f fire exper.
fence last Friday. and as the seque
thereto languishes behind the bars
Des Moines in default of 5000 bono
pending the action of the federal grand
jury. Last Thursday night the wife o.
Rhoades appeared before Mayor Brown
and swore out a warrant for him. al
leging assault and battery. Rhoade!
| was arrested and arraigned before thu
mayor the next morning, when, OF
promise to leave the county forthwith
he was discharged. For as much al
two or three minutes-that is to sa!
as long as it took him to reach the bot
tom of the stairway-he breathed tn
sweet air of freedom. Thee he wa!
met by Deputy U. S. Marshal Bidwel
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