Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-06
Southern Io,Oas Items

ZION 1Cr MS return. AIter MS afTlVaI
here, accompanied by Sheriff Cafferty,
the aged couple patched up their diff
ferences and returned to their home
to complete their honeymoon. they
having been recently married. On &C
count of the old age of the defendant,
81 years, there was no desire upon the
part Of the authorities to prosecute
him further.
Glsnwood. !.
The case Of Anna E. Morse VS..
George E. Shaw, executor Of the estate
of John " Morse, in which the plain
tiff asked for some $4,000 alleged to
have been held in notes, came to a
close with a verdict Of the jury allow
ing the plaintiff four notes, two for
$500, one for 5000 and one for 500, a
total Of 5000. These notes We're found
in the Botna Valley bank at Hastings.
A note for $500 was excluded, owing to
the fact that it was admitted that it
was the intention Of Mt Morse to give
the note back to the maker, Mrs. Wal
ter Mason.
Vail.
A deal was closed here the first Of
this week when Mr.. Henry Enenbach.
member Of the firm Of Enenbach
Bros, sold his interests in the firm to
Mr.. A. j. Monaghan, of this place. The
Enenbach Bros. came here about three
years ago, they having bought out the
firm of Ryan & Ratchford. Mr.. MonaS-
han Is one of Wallis prosperous young
men, who has many friends who wish
for his success. Mr.. William Enen-
! bach. a member Of the firm, will re-
main here and conduct the business
with Mr. Monaghan, which will be
known as Enenbach & Monaghan.
Grant.
The first corn and colt show and
domestic science school held by the
Grant Farmers institute was d bis
success. The lectures were we'll at
tended, especially SO on Tuesday eve
ming. The entries in all departments
totaled over 500. those in domestic
science exceeding all others by far. In
corn, most Of the entries were In the
ten-ear yellow class, twenty being en-
tered in that class alone. The corn
shown was of a high grade and the en-
tries brought good prices at the Gale
| Thomas Thompson paid the highest
price, $3.50, for his own display OF
ten ears. The corn, wheat. oats. clover
and timothy seed brought over $7S
The cakes were sold Tuesday evening
after the lectures and brought about
$35, the bread going for about 81.
Council Bluffs.
A fire, or rather three fires, Of mys-
| terious origin caused about $500 dam
age to the residence Of Mrs. J. E. Ma.
loney, 3017 West Broadway. about 8: 80
o'clock Monday morning. In the opin.
fon of Fire Chief c. NJ. Nicholson the
blazes were Undoubtedly incendiary.'
The house was burning in three sepa.
rate places when the apparatus from
No, 3 hose house and the fire truck
from central station arrived In re.
sponse to an alarm turned in by tele-
phone by Mrs. Maloney. According tc
Mrs. Maloney she was alone and was
awakened shortly before $3.50 by the
dog. She found her bedroom. upstairs
I! full OF smoke. Throwing comfort
over her shoulders she fed from the
| house. passing through q blaze in the
stairway in leaving. The comfort wa.
found lying on the stairs. partly con-
sumed by the flames, wnen the firemer
arrived. The dog, IS reported az having
leaped out OF the upstaifs window t.
safety after arousing Mrs.. Maioney.