Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-09

Emerson.
A. D. Sewers has traded his stock OF
hardware to Bromley, Lewis & Co., OF
Glenwood, for farm located in the
western part Of Mills county. Posses
sion was given Immediately.
Clinton.
r. E. Adams of Colorado, brother of
Mrs. Lizzie White who died at the
home Of w Brown recently and left
an estate valued st $4,000 was placed
under arrest here charged with sup
pressing the last will Of Mrs. White.
Brown made the complaint. saying be-
fore Mrs. White died she left the VIII
in his safe keeping.
Abba.
Henry Griffith is laid UP with a
broken jaw received at Hooking No. 5
last Saturday morning. Hesaccidentaliy
got his head caught between two cars
as they bumped together and came
near losing his life. His head was IN
jured and his jaw bone broken in two
places. He is getting along as we'll as
could be expected with severe and
painful injury.
oska!oosa.
George F. Tine, we'll known cattle
breeder and superintendent of the
swine department at the state fair.
has, sold his farm northwest of here
and will remove to this city to en-
gage in the banking and mercantile
business. He sold 10 acres for $500
an acre and sixty-six acres for $500
an acre. The buyer is w. J. Ven
derwillt of Pella.
| Newton.
Frank Nelthrop, the tramp bricklay-
er who was found almost dead from
cold and exposure on the jerks Bald
win farm Hear Amboy. was taken to
the county home where he will receive
the best Of care at the expense OF the
county until he is able to recuperate
and go on his way to Chicago. HIS
feet are in especially bad shape ard
had his condition been much more ser
ious amputatoin might have been nee
esSary.
Council Bluffs.
Arrangements are rapily being com
pleted for the short course to be held AT
the auditorium in this city the week OF
Jan. 90 to 25. when 1t is expected there
will be big classes in every department
The central committee has arranged
| a number of committees to work on
various features of the advance ar
| rancernents. Some of these commit
| tees have already started work, and
others are waiting for formal orga Mia
| ton of the committees before the ns'
of members is given out. IA
vinton. d
one of the biggest property salesspu'
thru in yinton for some time vas
1 4, lotr
nar Of Jefferson and Washington
| streets TO DR.. ]. S. MCGOWAN. This
building was put up by A. gar
| sons about ten yeors aEo and Is one
~ the handsomest business buildings
| in town. The consideration wasssi in
the neighborhood of $4,000. the dea
! including a half section OF land in cau-
ada. which Mr.. Parsons takes inspar'
payment. DO d,
Council Bluffs. y
In order that he might pronounce
formal sentence against Ronald Kean
Who was convicted by jury last week
Of larceny from the person OF g. g,
French Sept. 20 at the Northwestern
depot, and to close up few other
matters, Judge Thomas ARTHUR OF the
district court came to Council Buns
and held brief session OF court Mon
day. Kean was sentenced to an In
determinate sentence of not over fif-
teen years in the state; penitentiary,
and will be taken there within day
or two. His attorneys first filed q
motion for a new trial, and that beina
denied. gave. notice Of appeal to the
supreme court.
pss Moinss.
More than the requisite number OF
signatures to submit to the voters
a proposed bond issue for improve
ments totaiing s550.00O has been Sc
cured. according to an announcement