Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-19
Monticello.

Monticello.
Forty thousand fish. bass and crap
pies were put into the Maquoketa river
at this place this week The Iowa FISH
car, Hawkeye brought the fish here.
Vinton.
The charge OF seduction against John
Engelking made by Miss Lucille Hide
brand, Of Blairstown, was dismissed
in the court Of Justice Allen for want
Of evidence and consent and agreement
OF the court.
Manchester.
Rev. G. ]. cady. pastor Of the Pres
byterian church Of this city, will deliver
his farewell sermon 10 his congreg alton
Sunday evening. Re-. Mrs. Cady
will leave in few days for Alexandria,
s. D, where he has accepted the pas
torate Of the Presbyterian church.
Waukon.
waukon citizens are contributing TO
the relief fund for the Belgians. The
German Reformed church raised $500
for the red cross relief fund in Ger
many The Wheatland congregation
raised a similar amount for the same
purpose and the citizens Of Postville
have contributed over $500 for the re-
lief of war sufferers IN the father
land
Fores. City.
Ralph Cady is in hospital al Har-
veg, y. D. with a bullet wound in
aitho letter from there Monday stated
and daughter, Gladys. left for Harvey
Mr. ca6y spent last winter as barber
at the Jlstad shop and also did some
grading work for the city this spring
before he left for Martin. n. D.
Lake Mills.
George Kilen suffered an accident
last Thursday morning that viii lay
him Of from his WORK for several
weeks. While operating a corn hvsk-
ing machine he got his hand in the
swapping rolls. the flesh from the wis,
down being ground into strips. but for
tunately no bones were broken. George
IS operating a farm three miles south
west Of town for his mother.
lreton.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
% Ireton. owned by number of
Wealthy farmers Of this vicinity. has
sold out 70 the Northwestern Bank,
and old institution, and retired from
business. The field proved hardly large
enough for two banks. and the owners
Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank
have decided there is more profit in
growing Sioux county hogs and feed
lnk Sioux county cattle than in bank
.ng.
LeMars.
At services in the First Prespyter-
an church on Sunday, Rev. c. G. But
Ter rendered his resignation as pastor
of the church meeting of the con-
gregation will be held to consider the
Resignation. Mr.. Butler has a hatter-
ing offer from a church in another city
which he has under consideration
pending the action of his present con-
gregation on his resignation. Mr. Biit-
Ter has been pastor Of the church here
for four years and has made good. He
has made large number of friends in
addition among the people in LeMars
and they will regret to see him leave
Fort Dodge.
Heated discussion and Indignation
was created Monday afternoon at the
state conference of charities and cor
rections, when Mrs. Horance Hollings-
worth, OF Des Moines, announced her
discovery at Spencer. recently, that the
New York Children's Aid Society had
published in county papers that car
load Of orphan children would arrive
in Spencer next Friday, for distribu-
ton among people who might call for
them at certain theater. J. H. NJ
conlogue, OF the state board Of control.
who was present, was appealed to and
declared the case had not been heard
of by the board. that the state law
gave them power to act in snch case