Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-22
Southern Io,ua Items

OF these was made payable to George
Faye" and signed by tins same name.
II was cashed at the Ed Metzger store
on East Hill The ]. w. e l.. V Woods
grocery on East Sixth also cashed q
check for the same amount.
Dos Moines.
Ollie Reynolds. 721 Seventh street,
switchman for the Des Moines union
| terminal, was killed Friday evening
| when his head struck trestle as the
| box car upon which he was riding
| passed under it. He was struck to the
ground and died a few minutes later
from a fracture OF the skull. The acci-
dent occurred near Eleventh and
| Murphy streets. The police were mott
| fed but the man was dead before DR..
Fagen. police surgeon, arrived. Coroner
Lee had the body removed to the Hal
bach funeral parlors, but he has not set
the time for the Inquest Reynolds IL
survived by his wife and 15-year- old
son. He was As years old.
oriont.
II. U. Hainline met with a severe loss
last week. He noticed one Of his horses
| was sick and on going to the field
found two dead there and before the
next day more died. making Ave In all,
including the fine Shetland pony that
| was won in a newspaper contest some
| time ago by Mr.. Hainline's daughter.
Ieita, who is now Mrs. Fred Butler
This pony was great pet and one that
interested all the friends of the family
as a number from this vicinity assisted
all they could during the contest. An
| other of the number was q fine thor
oughbred mare. The death of the horses
was caused, it is claimed. by the poison
contained in corn stalks and of which
1t is said. the stalks contain large
amount this year.
College Springs.
"A big match hunt was pulled off here
Tuesday in which 349 rabbits were
killed. The boys left town at $3.50 q
m. and were back in town and hat
their rabbits counted by II. M, thu
winning side bringing In 233 rabbits
and the losing side 49, Stuart Nc
Nerncy was high man with fifty on
rabbits. The winners were: Stuar
McNerney. George Bennett, Tom Irwin
Ross Pollock, Arthur Hill, Jim Nc
Clymonds and Sam Anderson. Thos
on the losing side, who had to banQue
! the winners. were Will Black. Georg
McLarnon, George Anderson, G.
Il Teu JldJISeIl, ItOUcTL lTVll
and Otis Holtzhousen. The banque
:. was served at Golfers Tuesday even
l ing. and the boys had big time talk
/. ing over the days hunt and enjoying
the big feed"
. Columbus Junction.
Warren Stanley and Roy Hendrick
son, Of Maquoketa. were arrested her
by Marshal Frank Cakes. Stanley wa
: accused OF stealing an auto Of OFT
k Seeberger, "a Fulton township farmer
e where he had been employed since las
e summer. Seeberger had paid him o.
e Friday. Hendrickson was charged wit
: stealing rifle OF james Sutton. The
: arrived at Columbus Junction Satur
: day. and put up at the garage, an
!" later they started west from this cit,
: They broke down q few miles out {
: town and that night slept in o bar
e nearby. Later the auto failed to go an
y the fellows came back to town an
n stayed all night. leaving the auto
! the country. The employees at Il
j. garage had read OF an auto having bee
n stolen at Maduoketa and the me
It answered the description and Il
le authorities were notified 8i