Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
Northern Iolua Items

honey. 1t also seems beneficial to APP
ply a plaster of honey on WOODEN
cloth over the seat of pain.
Dubuque.
Original notice in novel suit in
i-volving the right of st. Josephs col
! lege to use the name of Dubuque col
lege,h has eheen served upon the Off
GERS of that institution by the officers
of the Dubuque German college. 1t Is
claimed by the officers of the latter
institution that ST. Joseph's college will
receive the benefit of nation wide adj
vertising that has been acquired at
large expense by the Dubuque German
college and that injury will accrue to
the German institution. st. Joseph's
college, one Of the oldest institutions in
the state, recently reincorporated and
changed the name to Dubuque college.
Both institutions represent hundreds of
thousands of dollars investment and
improvements now going forward by
each will approximate more than $780,
600.
Clinton.
When B. f. Johns. manager of the
Puritan restaurant located on Second
street near Third avenue. went to his
AAOulc dI IoJ IhllO SiluS w ediSSuas
night he took with him about S72. the
amount of the days receipts. The
money was in a trousers pocket when
he retired. Thursday morning it was
gone. The restaurant man was not
awakened during The night. and was
unable to give the police any clue to
the identity of the burglar. In the
absence of the tenant. a burglar en-
~ re
North Fourth street and made his
ing. and small articles of jewelry. Mr..
the fact that he is the only occupant
of the house his family having not
arrived from Peoria, made it easy for
the intruder to time his visit
Clinton.
r. G. Walters, a fruit grower. who
has a farm north of the city, was hailed
into Justice William O'ConnellS court.
and fined 500 and costs for violating
the pure food law by selling cherries
that had become decomposed. The
complainant was Mrs. Fred Shat
fer of this city. The fine was RENTED
when Walters agreed to refund to Mrs.
Shaffer the money she had paid him
for the cherries. He paid the costs.
which amounted to about SIP. Mrs.
Shaffer purchased a crate of cherries
from the grower on June %. When she
inspected tfem they looked all right.
She claimed tina, Walters defrauded
her by putting a few boxes Of good
cherries on the top and filing the
lower part of the crate with spoiled
fruit. Mrs Daniel Corcoran also pur-
chased crate. but she returned them
to Walters and the money was res
funded.
Fort Dodge.
Thirty minutes after he had united
in marriage Grace Finn and Charles
PETER of Webster City. Justice Of the
Peace c. A. Bryant swort out a war
rant for the arrest of the young man,
on a charge o: bigamy. The warrant
was asked by z. Nj. Finn, father of the
bride. The couple came down from
Webster City this morning. PETER is
% years old and although the informa :
ton filed against him is that he has
wife living, he says he has never
been married. The girl, who Is 1S
years old, says she has known PETER
for some time and that she does not
think ne has wife. other than her
self. The couple had no trouble in
setting the license at the clerks office
this afternoon anG Immediately went t.
the office Of Justice Bryant. AT 2 p. M,
he united them In marriage. At 2:20
the young nan was under arrest. The
hearing will be held this afternoon, be-
fore Justice Bryant