Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
Southern Io1ua Items

for six or eight months. The girl has
her board to pay by the week. her
clothes, her county normal fee. her
pedagogical books, and her expenses
while attendins normal. On the other
hand a.waitress- gets on the G~erage OF
$50 to $50 a. rnonth forsthe entire twelve
months. The company pays her so
much and her tips are extra.
Council Bluffs.
Two intensely effective appeals d.
rected especially to the church mem
bers of the city and urging them to
join with the ministers and the two
evangelists to excite an unparalleled
religious awakening in this city dur
ing the next month marked the Hart
and Magann revival campaign Tues
day. Following the usual plan Of con-
duction Of sucn an evangelistic effort as
is now in progress in this city, the SER
mons of Tuesday, as those of Sunday
and Monday, were intended to arouse
the activities Of the church members in
securing a large attendance at the
meeting, and no direct appeals were
| made for converts.
Woodbins.
The members of the Methodist
church held an all days session at the
church New Years day. beginning with
a 6 o'clock prayer meeting in the morn-
Ing. The members all met at the
church at 1920 o'clock for a social
time. A bounteous dinner was served at
the noon hour by the ladies Of the
church. After the dinner hour they had
| roll call by the pastor. Rev. Grant Lew
is. Only one charter member is living.
Mrs. d. Snyder, who gave a brief his
tory Of the Methodist church of Har-
rison county, dating back from the
early fifties up to the present. Rev. Mr..
Lewis read letters Of greeting from
former pastors. Over 200 members were
present
Rose Hill.
| Earl Bonnie, aged Is years. was Sc
seriously shot Sunday afternoon while
hunting north OF here. A full charge
Of shot entered the side and hip splint-
ering the bones and making wound
! that may prove fatal. Timely assistance
alone prevented death from hemor-
| rhage The boy was taken to house
near the scene of the shooting and ev-
cry attention was given. A nurse was
secured from Oslaloosa. Young Bonnie
was out hunting rabbits and in climb
. gun. The gun was discharged in some
unaccountable way. He is a son OF ].
NJ Bonnie, well known farmer resid-
ing about seven miles west Of What
Cheer. Earl is an exemplary young
man. popular among large following
Of young friends, and the accident has
cast a gloom over the entire neighbour
hood. The outcome of the wound is in
3. doubt.
Bedford.
/, No arrests have been made in con-
nection with the attempted destruction
4 Sunday night Of the Clark opera house
j by dynamiters. The bloodhounds, which,
have been put to work In the hope OF
running down the dynamiters. got the
wrong trait and wound up at the home
OF one of the most respected citizens OF
J, the town, to no member Of whose fam
!. lily the slightest suspicion attached
THE damage to the theater is being
rapidly repaired. The theater is regard
ed as one OF the finest OF its class in
the country and Is an enterprise that
| had its inception several months age
In a conversation about the needs OF
1.-THE city. Mr.. Clark offered to erect and
EQUIP a theater IL the citizens would
/ subscribe to certain number OF seats
Ifor the opening performance, which
was done and this sum aided greatly In
! the enterprise. Interest In the project
has appeared practically unanimous.