Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-07

being now included with Leland and
Forest City. The redistricting seems
advisable on account OF the growth OF
the ministerial work In these congre-
cations. This committee will also sub
nit the names Of candidates for pastor
to succeed Rev. E. T. Rogne.
Lake Mills.
Federal authorities probably will be
given an opportunity, to investigate
the shanshaiing OF Charles e. Sowles.
son OF DIR. E. E. Sowles, a well known
physician Of Joice, who after q varied
experience, landed In New York PEN
niless. With aid from his father the
lad arrived at home last week Young
Sowles, who is IS years OF age. says
he was transferred from one ship to
another and In that way was unable
to get to a United States port.
Forest City.
The board OF trustees OF Waldorf
College held two very busy sessions
here. Measures having to do with the
general business Of the college were up
for consideration. The item Of interest
| to Forest City was the deciding on
plans for the new building and taking
| steps towards an early contamination
of the proposed addition. The solicita-
ton OF funds has been very satisfac-
tory so far. and while this part has
been held In allegiance pending local
developments, this feature Will from
now on be energetically pushed
Ryan.
In one Of the largest sales of thor
oughbred swine which has taken place
in this county in recent years, w. F..
Drummy. the widely known Ryan
breeder. has sold thirty-six pure blood
err porllers to r. G. Matthews. of Colo
RADIO Springs Colo The western breed
er has large ranch near Fort Morgan,
Colo, and. desiring to establish high
class herd came to Iowa for the thor
oughbreds. In addition to land inter-
ests Mr.. Matthews is Interested In
western railway projects and at this
time is general freight agent for the
Colorado and Cripple Creek, Florence
and Cripple Creek, and Midland Termi-
nal roads.
Waterloo.
BY the confession OF Earl wescott
the 19-year- son OF Mr. and Mrs
~ F. Wescott. the police were enabled
to clear up one OF the house robberes
that has been reported within the past
several weeks. Wescott made a COM
plete confession to Chief OF Police Din
neen and admitted to having planned
the robbery and carried 1t into execu-
ton The Wescott home was robbed
on the evening OF Feb %, and s47
taken fron the room occupied by
young Wescott and man by the name
OF Ross A. Reggins who roomed there
The money belonged to Reggins and a
revolver, the property of young wes-
colt. was missing.
AckIey.
Harm Smeins living northeast Of
Ackley was granted writ of habeas
corpus to aid him In the recovery of
his children, whom about two years
ago. upon the death OF his wife he gave
into the custody OF Folgart van der
Geise. Of ParkersburE. brother-in
law Of Smetns. Recently Smeins re-
married and desiring to get the chill
dren he found the brother-in-law UNI
willing to give them back to him. Van
der Geise had become attached to them
thru two years Of acting as father to
them. The writ was returnable at
Webster City. but the defendant came
the father and uncle settled the case.
Van der Geise kept two of the children
and Smeins took one. The youngest
one. q little 4-year-old girl was left
with Van der Geise because Of the
great attachment for 1t Of the aged
grandmother who lives with Mr.. Van
der Geise and who wanted the child
with her as long ~ she lived. Not all
law proceedings end AZ peaceIui;, as
did this habeas corpus.
T.