Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-05
The Money Market,

P'1me net,. New York. April 5.
az esa1 ~ exchange, Gramp paper: 1914 per
Tor demand y days: bills at 4.ss.15
3. Morrison started yesterday after
noon for the vicinity of Fort Myers
FLORIDA. where they plan to remain for
an indefinite period with the hope OF
I Riding Mr.. Morrison of the rheuma-
/ tlsn1 that has been giving him consid-
! eraoie trouble for some time past He
/ mas also some landed interests in that
region to engage his attention.
Mrs. Kate J. Harrington. living at SOS
fark street, this city, and who has
Deel seriously Ill for several weeks
starting with case of pneumonia. Is
10" reported to be Improving tho still
.iot ape TO sit up thru the day. She
Is IN her S1st year and it is ONLY OWN.
to her unusually strong pbvsioue 49,
she mas been able to pull thru this at.
tack. a.
President Main went Yesterday n
Denmark. where he was invited IN +.te
part IN conference with the trusteaa
OF Denmark Academy as to the r,,t,,re
OF that institution. The academy AZ
that place is one Of the oldest. If not
the Oldest, OF its kind in the state Tn
early days. from so to rs it had on
enrolment OF $50 and upwards. It was
Lhen. and has been since, stronp
feeder for Iowa College In the later |
Tears the excellent high schools snrine- |
hs up on every side have curta;Jea Ire
numbers and reduced the circle ~ ,ts
nnuence and its endowment is NOT s,1r-
'clent to provide the kind and number
u instructors its charter and c,rri-
ulufn demand. and the future Of -he
chool IS problematica President Main
oss on from that conference to Keo-
uA 10 ar1end the meeting of the
iowa Teachers Associa-
'1I me iast three DAYS Of this week.
n y. BusWeN. who has been confined
his home for the past two ~ 80.
ears. died on Monday night ~ 49, 9
ge OF "a years, at his Residence 1nno .
ummer street. Funeral services we-a .
ED from the residence at e.so tb;s =
: 'ef.!oon conducted by Rev. Elias .
amy or the Methodist church Of +rfs ! =
ny. Deceased has lived in this civ 6
iu near vicinity for many years and
10 was widely known. Two eons
f.ar4es and James. are residents of
10 citS' interment was made in
azelwood cemetery here
"A man giving his name as w Cola. y
no mad sold horse and saddle ~
'sepn Eisele. was arrested here IN
spi,ion or having stolen the propertv l.
~ tilis suspicion was verified almost :
soon as the marshal had the man in q,
s'ouy' oy word from the police NJ oil
IS Molnes. Everything points tn the a
Ealing OF the horse and a buggy God =,
and harness. He was turner ove- -.
the Des Moines authorities and t.ler 70
ere for trial Gnu 'eAeh
wing to the prohibitive weather en- A;
TINS week the basebau g.,,as -,
ieouied to take place here between in
college team and the Ottn,,na ~,
ssue team have not been attenr+a,1 er
! the Ottumwa team has not a,aa r.
IN an appearance. It is hoped ans M
'ected that arrangements viii, he ha
de for this series in the early ~. sc
e. 1u- SUI
he change OF city adntn,strs +,o, s III.
K place on Monday evening a.
oing to schedule, with an atnos. NJ
re OF amity all around. of ,sattsfaa -.
On the part Of the retiring nnen,- ~.
because Of duty well parfor,,aa ~ .s
OF expectant topefuiness for those :.
erfng upon their trial trip in tbs aa1
rance Of the uncertain citv craft -
statement Of finances made bv the =
ring administration showed an in liz
teeness at the beginning OF tha ~,
A. March 81, 1909, Of SIS, 1924. and t;,-.
ne close OF the term. March 81, 1911. me,
Mayor Patton took the Gu,