Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-10
Southern Io,va Items
lone on the hotel register here. II 1t
Is tallies, further Investigation will be

one ON the hotel register here II 1t
tallies, further investigation will be
made.
Council Bluffs.
A runaway horse hitched to a light
oil wagon, both owned by Morris
Sauter, dashed thru the plate glass
window in the Bartel & Miller grocery
store about 5:45 Thursday afternoon
after wild run from the corner Of
Madison avenue and South First street,
where it had become frightened at an
automobile. The horse, which was but
slightly cut in it's entrance to the store,
stopped only after jumping thru the
window and bringing the front Of the
wagon up against the front Of the build
ing The windows, q large one In the
front and one at the side Of the en-
trance. were worth about 800, which
was covered by insurance.
Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs has $401.02 less than
nothing with which to build school
houses and school house additions. The
school house fund shows an overdrAft
Of this amount, according to the month";
ly financial statement of Secretary j.
J. Hughes. The condition of this fund
was especially noticeable at the school
board meeting Wednesday evening.
when the board was asked to appropri-
ate $4,000 for the construction Of a
four room addition to the Avenue p
school. The urgent need Of the addi-
ton was understood by every member,
but they were powerless to so ahead
at this time because Of the lack Of
finances.
erayton.
Brayton is to have a new bank. The
Brayton Savings Bank Is the name of
the new concern, which has been or
ganized under the laws of Iowa with
capital stock Of $4,000, and which
will open for business some time in
March. when the necessary prelimin-
aries have been gone thru and things
rare in readiness Niels P. Hoegh rs the
president of the new bank and o. F.
IIde the vice president. These two. with
John r. Heiken. William Hoegh. Jesse
Nymand, John c. Nelson and NJ. B.
iNelaon make up the board Of directors.
The rest Of the officers will be selected
later. The stock has all been cub
scribed. There is already a private
bank at Brayton.
tisdriek.
Howard Carlyle has been arrested
here, charged with being implicated In
the robbery of the Hedrick general
store ten days ago. This makes the
third arrest in the case. Last Friday
two men giving their names as Frank
Howard and S. B. Young, skipped tc
Oskaloosa to avoid suspicion being
centered around the house where they
were staying in Hedriok. After theil
departure the sheriff was notified a
siTourney and went to Oskalocsa
where he arrested the men and tool
them back to sigourney. The house Of
Howard Carlyle has been watched
lsince the men left and was searched
under the floor the sheriff found cloth.
ling shoes and many articles that hat
been taken from the stores robbed
Mrs, Carlyle had on q pair Of the shoes
but said she bought them in Ottumws
It stevens shoe store. Mr.. Stevens
however, when asked about 1t, said h.
did not carry that style OF shoes. Mr.
\ CARLYLE was taken to Sigourney ant
placed in jail to await the trial. TIL.
1.-TWO men arrested last Friday were
stranEers in Hedrick and had beef
staying at the Carlyle house