Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-22

Deep River.
During the rain storm on Friday
night lightning struck at Judd Buch-
er's farm. near Deep River and killed
two horses. A hotel in Deep River
was also struck but little damage done
Dubuque.
Archbishop Keane. Of Dubuque. and
Bishop Davis. Of Davenport, will at
| tend the fifth annual convention OF
the Catholic Students Association Of
! America which meets in Iowa City,
Nov. 10, IA and Is. It Is probable
| that they will be on the toast program
at the big annual banquet on Thurs
day, Nov. IL. Delegates representing
| twenty-one educational institutions
will attend the convention.
Cedar Rapids.
| Desiring to have their children given
thep roper sort of instruction concern
ing Hebraic history and languages, the
Hebrew people of Cedar Rapids have
organized school. The Jewish syna-
cog will be remodeled SO as, to allow a
portion Of 1t to be used for school
purposes. A competent instructor from
Cincinnati has been SECURED to instruct
the pupils, and 1t Is expected the school
will start with q large attendance.
Central City.
John Warrington, escaped convict
from Fort Madison, was captured Sat
urday near Central City. farmer liv-
ing near Prairieburg telephoned Con-
stable Gilchrist that a suspicious act
ing person was in the grove adjoining
Sam Fleming's place near Hills Mill.
Mr.. Gilchrist, accompanied by the city
| v,,o c6o1 Do ponfCre6 fn
Hills and Mr.. Gilchrist at once rec
ognized the man as Warrington who
formerly resided in Central City. The
constable brought Warrington to Cen
trail City and placed him in the city
Jail while awaiting orders from Fort
Madison.
Waterloo.
Hope c. Martin Saturday purchased
seventy nine acres Of unimproved farm
land, adjoining the western limits Of
Prospect park for consideration of
$39,579 or 1901 an acre. The land will
be held by the purchaser for few
years when it will be plated into city
lots. The tract Is level and is situated
near the Home Park second addition,
where scores of new residences have
been built this year. With the advan-
ldS0 VI d ldISS pain SAlC OA AlS 'OOdAu0
airy that will be perpetual recreation
grounds, Mr.. Martins property will in
the course of time be a most desir
able residence section.
Sioux City.
George Wilder is the new office sec
rotary at the Y. M. C.. A. Mr.. Wilder
is Morningside College man and has
spent his time since college in teaching
school He has been principal Of the
schools at Luton. Granville, Ocheye-
dan and Beulah. Iowa. At Beulah, he
was in charge of a country high school.
in which he was very successful in In
teresting the young people Of the COM
munity. p. r. Ross, house secretary,
who has been in charge Of the office,
while still retaining general supervis-
ion Of the house will give his time
more largely to assisting General Sec
rotary e. C. Wolcott in the general
work of the association.
Waterloo.
At noon Monday. after being out
two hours. jury in the case Of Will
lam Bryram against the Illinois Central
Railway Company. returned verdict
in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of
So, 900. Bryan was q fireman on the
road and was injured at Dubuque when
his hand was caught in q turntable
and two fingers SO badly crushed as to
result in the ampMtation ct. one and