Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
Glsnwood.

According to a telegram received
here. ]. p. Jackson. for many years a
prominent horticulturistt OF Iowa, died
at his home at Puyallup, WASH, last
week.
Atlantic.
Deputy Sheriff Mckee arrested and
brought to this city, Kingsley Wilson, a
young man Of Lewis, who is charged
by Miss Edith Park, 15-year-old girl
of Carson. with seduction. Wilson was
arraigned before Justice Pressnall and
bound over to the district court, his
bond being fixed at $500. In default
of the bond he is In the county jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jury.
Des Moines.
Led by Miss Eunice Wideman, head
nurse. ten pretty nurses and internes
at the Dies Moines general hospital.
have gone on strike because they
say that Business Manager I. w. D.
Rummell. formerly president of Still
College Of Osteopathy. attempts to die
tate to them al to how they shall con-
duct themselves when not on duty.
Rummell alleges that the nurses did
not like the hospitals equipment.
Museatins.
A gang OF sixteen men. surveyors for
the Davenport Muscatine interurban
arrived in Muscatine Monday. having
completed one Of the three routes origi-
nally surveyed to this city. The sur
veyors will 80 over all three Of the
lines which were originally surveyed
last year and after determining the
best route they will start the location
survey. The line which has Just been
completed runs from Blue Grass to
Sweetland Center and into Muscatine
Davenport.
1t costs Scott county approximately
81 per day for the caro- and maintenance
Of the sick and intirm at the county in
Urinary and county home according to
tire annual report az Louise Christen-
sen. nurse OF the infirmary. which he.
been filed with Auditor Collins. During
the year there were 6s7l days In the
innrmary hospital. With this number
Of days treatment divided among six
ty-one patients. the average cost IL
about 81 per capita. The item Of SAL
aries was perhaps the largest single ex-
perse Il. the report.
Dee Meinss.
Highland Park College machinery
hall. which housed all the shopa OF tho
engineering department.. was burned
Monday night, with all its contents.
causing loss OF between $4,000 and
$4,000. The loas Is almost complete
with the exception Of two traction en-.
gines and six automohilea. Despite this
lsss all the automobile engineering stu.
cents wore set to work next morning IN
temporary quarters on the col:o1e
campus. Tho cause Of tho fre d not
yet kaown; Tho loss Ia partially cov-
cred by Insurance, President O, H.
Lonswell was IN indiana at the .ic,e ef
the firo and until his arrival the exact
amount Of tho loss or tho Insurance viii
30. be known.
oris~roid.
II 0riswold going 20 have any tee
this sumriers This u q question that
the business men Of 0riswold want to
know. A few men have put up = little
ice for their own use, Many people
were depending upon the ics plant that
was to be built in 0eiewoA and the
local ice dealers did not take advantage
OF tho recent cold snap, and new the ioo
is all melted. and Il the weather does
not get any colder there win % ,.o =. $50,
An ice plant Was - BE- Ouile IN 0ets-
void Just east ef the power hbuse ana
it would have bsen under oenstFpOt3aH
now II the company that w. 10 put u
II had hspt 70 IL aS1eoalsnty me ossA.
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