Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-30

Sioux City.
Sioux City brewers have raised tn,
/ price of beer to meet the war tax i'm
i posed by congress. Dispensers of thu
beverage will probably lower tn
schooner decks.
lie Mars.
home in this city Tuesday from kid
he was resident of Cherokee count,
and was county supervisor for severa
! terms.
F.! Waukon. rs :
+ The third pair Of twin calves for thi
| season were born on the John Ryde
farm recently near Waterville. Mr.
I Ryder is somewhat Of q potato growel
too. From one acre OF ground he har
! vested this fall 225 bushels OF potatoes
j ten of the "spuds" weighing PSI:
| pounds.
LeMars.
! James Dalton. aged "a. we'll known
resident of LeMars died here Tuesday
{, after a long illness from bladder
| trouble. Before coming to LeMars he
was a farmer in Cherokee and served
! as supervisor in that county for six
teen years. He leaves a wife and
, family.
Cedar Rapids.
The voters of Cedar Falls will use
the Australian ballot after all County
Auditor Rainbow said that the
! action Of the city council came too late.
that the printers had all Of the ballots
for the different voting precincts in
~ L>alIc thof iy,to =
! now too short to prepare the copy for
the voting machines.
Waukon.
Services were held Sunday for the
hrst time in the new St. Patrick's
Catholic church in this city. The inter
Tor Of the edifice is beautifully finished
and the handsome marble affairs AND
communion rail which. With the Nun
ich stained glass windows, cost $4,000
make this church one of the finest in
the state.
Cedar Rapids.
General r. F. Winslow, well known
to the older residents of Cedar Rapids
as president of the old B., G. r. & ~.
while resident of this city in the '7Os
died Sunday at Canondaige. \. Y. The
general had lived in Paris for the last
twenty-five years. leaving the French
! capital for the United States at the
outbreak OF the war.
Dubuque.
One of tire singular features of the
campaign in Dubuque county the pres
ent year is the fact that the only
county ticket that appears on the offic-
! ial ballot is that Of the democrats
The republicans. progressives nor So
cialists with one exception made any
nominations. For the Office of coron-
err there appear candidates on the pro-
gressive and independent tickets
These are the only exceptions.
Fort Dodge.
Louis Shay was arrested at the 1lli-
nois Central station Tuesday night
when Robert Taylor. motorcycle police
man, overheard his conversation when
he tried to sell new overcoat for 50.
! TAYLOR was suspicious and took Shay
to the station. Later it developed
that Shay took the coat fro ma
stranger who was sitting in the public
square park drunk. Shay will be taken
before a Justice OF peace on petty
larceny charge.
Fort Dodge.
Word has been received in the city
Wednesday of the death of Mrs. NJ
Solomon, resident OF this city unit
a month ago. when the family returned
to their former home in Council BLUFFS
Her death was the result OF an opera
ton. Mrs. Solomon was So years Of
age. She is survived by her husband
and five children. Joseph. manager oi
the Model Clothing store OF this city:
Mrs. NJ. Trasger. OF Omaha; Sam Of
Boone. and Esther and Mitchell resid-
ing at home. The funera, was held this
afternoon In Council Bluffs.
Manly.
Mrs. George II. Fuller. OF Rockwell
reported the loss OF package con-
tanning $1,000 in currency, on a NJ. &
st. L. passenger train here Tuesday
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