Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-25
Northern Io1ua Items

I by A. w. Wolf. northeast of town
| for which he received 80 cents bushel
! having contracted for the sale of the
oats several weeks ago. Mr.. Wolf had
about 100 acres of oats and gathered
I. over $500 bushels from the field, which
| is not a bad yield. j. A. Garden
shipped out 5000 bushels of the. new
| crop. which he had already purchased
! and the Farmers Elevator Company
took in fifty-three loads from nearby
| farmers. which shows that the oats
| market will be busy during the next
few weeks The Reeve elevator has
also received number of loads of the
new oats crop.
Grundy Center.
Claud Aubery who broke Jail here
two weeks ago has been picked up by
the authorities at West Bend, a place
near Lincoln Neb. Sheriff Black was
notified Monday by the authorities i'll
Nebraska that they had taken Aubery
into custody and would hold him until
he could be turned over to an officer
sent for him. Sheriff Black left for
Nebraska Monday. He had to stop
over at Des Moines to arrange for
requisition papers and at Lincoln,
Neb., to have the papers honored
there He expects to get back some
time today. Aubery has a girl living at
Neosho. Mo. He wrote to her giving
her his address and it was thru this
correspondence that he was located and
arrested.
Greene.
While at work in the harvest field
Saturday about two o'clock, Raymond
Qrar Of -
and Mrs. Fred Brandenburg, living
west of Greene, came near losing his
life from kick from horse in the
team on the binder. The horse was
tagging and Raymond while too close
struck it and received kick in the
face the hoof breaking the cheek >bone
and cutting bad cash in the forehead
and between the eyes. The little fell
low was laid out cold and was borne
to the house in the arms of the hired
man and physician called from
Greene post haste. Tho yet in a dan
gerous condition 1t is thought and
hoped the lad will recover without any
lasting effect or bad scars.
Waterloo.
Wedding bells did not ring for Bry-
son Burroughs and his fiancee of Be
atrice, Neb. When the, expectant
groom appeared at the license counter
he found telegram on file from his
mother, Mrs. w. N. Burroughs, eau.
tioning the official against allowing the
couple to wed because the groom was
under age. "That means we will have
to go to Minneapolis" said Burroughs,
who claims he was 81 last May. Il shall
never return to Beatrice. My mother is
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not like the girl, but the world is wide
and we will wed just the same" The
girl was in the corridor, a pretty blonde;
a long string Of large yellow beads
diminutive in stature.
Cedar Rapids.
When members Of the Pythian grand
lodge of Iowa assemblies In this city
Aug. % ,26 and q for their annual
grand lodge session they will listen
to band music by the only uniform rank
band In the state OF Iowa. That is the
claim made by Star Of the West lodge
No. l, Knights Of Pythias. OF Cedar
Rapids, which is next to the largest
X. of P. lodge in the state. A number
of the younger members recently got
together and formed musical organ
ization in the uniform rank and this
band has been attracting much atten-
ton this week at the national grand
lodge sessions in Terre Haute, Ind, At
least 1900 delegates are expected here
for the Iowa grand lodge meeting next
month as several important matters are
to come up for adjustment. Another
feature Of the gathering will be the ap-
pearance Of the Oskaloosa X. OF p. Glee
club. which is also . distinctive lodge
organization. &.