Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-06
Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids.
| Cedar Rapids made gain of nearl!
eight millions in bank clearings 'ovel
1911 according to the figures issued b.
the Cedar Rapids Clearing House AS
ISOLATION. In 1911 the clearings were
! s66,295,274.29 and for last year the,
were s74,224,s92.47.
Waucoma.
Miss Pearl Lucas suffered injuries
that probably will prove to be fatal
and Mrs John Lucas, her mother. was
| painfully bruised, when the two were
thrown from buggy while driv'ns
near here Tuesday. Miss Lucas skul
is believed to have been fractured.
Center Point.
| The house occupied by Nelson Lin
quist and family, in the east part o.
! town, was burned to the ground Wed
nesday evening, JAN /. The housenoic
effects were also burned. The origin
of the fire is not knownsthe family be-
ing away from home at the time the
fire started Mr.. Linquist carried
small insurance on his household goods
| The property belonged to o. G. Waffle
| Of Marion. i
Hampton.
Real names. real places and rea
incident of Hampton life form the hasis
of THAT Throb Feeling, recently print
ed in one of the magazines OF nat1ona
circulation. The story was written by
Oney Fred Sweet. who rapidly IS gam
ing a reputation as a writer OF snor
stories. THAT Throb Feeling" is II
said, is a true story of Hampton CIR
who came back home after dlsnearten'
ing experiences with the world.
Ellsworth.
Everett Templeton, who for severa
wears has made his home in this vlcln'
| ity. sent word to his father, Frant
Templeton, last Monday, that he was
now a sailor boy and would leave chi
cazo in q few days to report for duty
Everett left here about ten days age
and expected to go to work In wafer
loo. but as he was unsuccessful IN TINS
he decided to go to work for Uncle
Sam.
Reinbeck.
y R Mason, of Grundy Center, ha:
commenced an action against Emor,
Davis asking $3.50 damages for the XIII.
ing OF three head OF steers Wnicl
Davis ran into with his automobile II
the night last August. Davis and some
COMPANIONS struck the steers in thu
middle of the road between Gladbrool
and Grundy Center last fall while re
! turning from the soldiers celebration
| at Gladbrook in the Davis automobile
Three steers died and considerable
! damage was done to the Davis automo
bile.
| eIairsburs.
! The new State Bank and Gish build
/ ings will be ready for occupancy with
in two weeks. The material was de
( layed for the State Bank building ant
therefore they could not get into theil
new quarters by the first OF the month
as they previously expected. Tn
! harrisburg Hardware Company will
move into the Gish building about tn
18th Of the month. The hardware de
/! partment will occupy the ground floor
the implement and garage will I'LL IN
basement which is built to accommo
date their use.
! New Hampton.
One woman and three men, ney
! county officials, commenced wor
! Wednesday, The newly elected OF
noeTs are: County superintendent Q
/ schools, Miss Esther H. Swenpmson
county treasurer. 8. N. Olmstead: cler
Of courts, John Rink; county recorder
4 Sam Shortley. Tom Malloy was re
elected to second term as count
auditor and A. NJ Russell to a secon
/ term as county sheriff. E. u Feulinf