Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-31
ssvero;d with Cincinnati.
Storm Lake.

found aobde underneath the Lee town
ship church 1t was impossible Tor che
conversation to worship Sunday. Mer-
ritt Anthony. school boy. solved the
problem by trapping the rodents and
received $12 from the members OF the
church and from the sale Of the furs.
Sioux City.
BY smashing the glass In the side
door of the Hunt & Schuets Hardware
Company's store 300 Fourth street, and
lifting the bar on the inside OF the cas-
ing. BURGERS gained admittance and
robbed the store OF four REVIEWERS be-
tween and 8 o'clock Wednesday night.
The stolen property was valued at $75.
Clarion.
The population OF Clarion as given
in the census il 2,Oe5. but this IL nine-
ty-five less than the census enumera-
tor, r. w. Sinclair, turned into the bu-
reau. His figures were 2.160. 1t is not
understood here why the bureau should
have made a mistake in giving out the
figures This is a substantial increase
over 1900. when Clarion had LAS. the
increase being 686.-~
leMars.
Rev. w. G. Moore, who recently sign
cu Luc pdelOkdtC "a SIi0 4/O-NoA ASs'
byterian church to take charge OF a
church at Clinton. Mo-. has since his
arrival in that city been rendered the
assistant pastors position In Bethany
church in Philadelphia. This is one OF
the large churches Of this country. hav-
ing membership OF between 1000 and
5000. Rev. Moore did not accept the
offer and will remain in Clinton.
Nashua.
Charles wuesthofr. Jr., 80 years Of
parents here at 4 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon. He had not been feeling well
for several days. but was up and
around. tho not working. He came up
town after dinner. but returned home
and sat down for time. About 4
o'clock he arose and walked to the
kitchen for drink. He dropped to the
floor, dead.
Sioux City.
Playing the role Of amateur detective,
William Livingston. a travelling sales
man. ended a chase thru four states
here when he secured the arrest Of
Archie Kaplan. whom he accused of
robbing him Of diamonds and money
amounting to $4,000 while he was sup
posed to be dying in a hospital in Han
nibal. Mo. The sheriff at Hannibal will
come to Sioux City for Kaplan. Kap-
lan's home is at Omaha.
Sioux City.
The newest addition to the Morning
Side College freshman class is a native
Chinaman. by name Ling Teng-Lang.
Of the Ching Hua province in the celes-
tial kingdom. Mr. Lang is a protege Of
1911. who became acquainted with the
young celestial during several years
spent in teaching in the Ching Hua
mission school Lang is d rsa"atc Hf
that school. which ranks as an average
high school in America.
Dubuque.
March Is. Hazel Burke. 16: March
20. Louis Burke. g.; March "a. Marion
Burke. II: March %. Francis Burke, 2.
Such IL the sad death roll in the family
Of James Burke since March Is. all of
the children having died Of scarlet
fever. The mother has been sick. but
IL recovering. She IN crushed under
her little brood, who sickened and died
one by one. All Of the children who
passed away were stricken at about the
same time.
lsMars.
Another sensational divorce case hos
been flled. In this case the husband,
WNl Strohbehn. seeks divorce from his
wife. Mary Strohbehn. The parties live
in the vicinity Of Akron on a farm. The
plaintiff states they were married in
Omaha on May 30, 1903. and lived to-
gether. u man and wife until lAst jan
uary. Shortly after their honeymoon
they, went to reside on q farm ana the
plaintin says the defendant refused 70
do any work or get him = meal and re-
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