Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-30

l MISS GeftfuOe d6Cu
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ham
! ilton, Of Centerville, who mysteriously
disappeared in Des Moines the latter
part Of March, has been found In
| Omaha.
viIIisea.
Unable to meet outstanding obliga-
! tions. the firm of Nelson & Son. cash
grocers on lower Third avenue. in
acting as temporary receiver. and ac-
cording to present plans, will either
sell their stock or file petition in
voluntary bankruptcy In the United
States court at Council Bluffs.
oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa trades assembly has
voted to have big memorial day May
| 26, the last Sunday in May. to be par
ticipated in by all Of the local unions
or labor organizations. There will be
parade, led by the Iowa Brigade
Band, with an address by some person
of note.
Shenandoah.
| John l.. higgins. young man living
near Sidney, was brought before Judge
Castle In the superior court, charged
with sending obscene matter to Miss
Lillian Harker. The young man
waived hearing and the Judge bound
Thin over to the federal grand jury
under bonds Of $500.
csntsrvilIs.
| ]. B. Bruckshaw, as administrator OF
the G. c. Adams estate. has filed a
damage suit for $4,000 against tho
Center Coal Company for his death by
being struck by projection on the
chutes while braking on train. This
Is understood to be for the purpose OF
action If there should be failure to
recover from the railroad.
Imosens.
A little child, an adopted daughter
of Mrs Pat Martin. was bitten IN the
face by Tommy Corners little white
dog. The hurt was not serious but IN
view of the fact that mad dogs are IN
the country, Mrs. Martin thought bes.
to call in doctor There was no indi-
cation that the little dog had hydro
phobia.
Tabor.
Professor Crawford has been award
ed a fellowship for next year IN the
department Of philosophy In the Uni
versity of Chicago. He intends to re-
enter the university at the beginning OF
the summer quarter in June. Before go
Ing to Chicago he will move his family
to Corning, where they will reside dur
ing his year Of study.
Dss Moinss.
word has been received by President
Trick of the Iowa Federation OF La
Dor indicating that the Iowa federa-
tion will receive back its charter from
the international body at an early date.
The rupture between the two bodies
occurred three years ago over recogn-
ton OF certain members of the electri-
cal workers union.
shsn andoah.
BENJAMIN Smith, owner Of the Shen-
andoah iron works, has been laid mp
week with severe case OF blood
nofsoning, A detected bio" from q
hammer mashed one of his hands Sc
yerely last 7.eck He did not consider
the acciden. serious. however. end ca
not take proper care In dressing ",
with the result that blood ;isonins set
in The injury is very painful bu; mas
hesun to improve the last day or So
Knoxville.
II all Roes we'll Knoxville will have
nractically five miles of splendid
sewer system finished and ready for
pse by Oct. (. two miles additional to
the present lines. The contract Ter the
new work was made at called meet
ing OF the city council. when six I'M
movement firms contested for the job,
Ave Iowa companies and one from
Kansas city. The Kansas City Arm got
the contract.
Oakland.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for the fifth annual convention OF tse
Rebekahs Of Pottawattamie county.
which IL to be held here Wednesday.
Nav 1. in connection with the observ-
ance OF the Odd Fellows anniversary.
It is expected every Odd Fellow and
Rebekah lodge in the county viii b.
Represented at the joint meeting. The
Rebekahs will hold three sessions. nut
two hours in the early afternoon will
be devoted to the observance OF the
ninety third anniversary Of the found
ing Of the order in this country.
Lamont.
E. B. Gaylord. Of Lamont. II under
Indictment by the Ringgold county
grand jury, charged with being i'm
plicated with c. X. Buchanan in cat
&c stealing. Buchanan. we'll known
farmer and stock shipper residing near
Lamont. was arrested last fail. charged