Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-29

Ne. Pleasant. w.
The summer school at Iowa Wes-
leyan was 4 great success. One hum
dred and forty -one students enroiieo
for the eight weeks course and Gre
ated incidentally, much extra business
for the town. Next year the enron
ment will be twice as heavy.
Clinton.
improvements are now under way
at st. Mary's Catholic church, rectory'
school and grounds that when COM
pleted will make this church property
one of the finest in the state OF Iowa
The many different contracts wnlch
when completed will present hand.
somely artistic set of buildings, will
call for the expenditure Of $4,000.
Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Eva Williams, well known
Mount Pleasant girl, who has peeii
the assistant principal of the hign
school here for the last year. and VINO
was reelected for the coming year. mas
received a deserved promotion, havlns
been appointed principal of the hign
school at Sheldon, this state. at q sal :
ary of 800 per month. She according
w asked the local school board to re-
lease her from her contract, and this
they did.
Davenport.
The nineteen men of Company
who took first typhoid treatment last
week will take the second treatment
Thursday night. The serum for the
second treatment is expected to arrive
in Davenport tomorrow. according to a
letter received by Captain Dan Evers
today. The treatment requires three
infections to be taken at intervals OF
ten days. The last treatment will be
taken q week from Saturday. two days
before leaving camp. The remainder
of the company who have not yet taken
the first injection will take the treat
ment Saturday night. The local COM
pany will leave for Camp Dodge on i
special train on the morning OF Aug.
10.
Muscatine.
Freeman Buell., well known farmer
living near this city, met with serious
accident while visiting friends at the
corner Of Third and Mulberry avenue.
Mr.. Buell., who is ~ years of age, was
sitting in second-story window.
when he slipped and fell backwards
out of the window to the pavement
about twenty-five feet below. His fall
was broken by the branches of tree
near the window and upon examina-
ton it was found that no bones were
broken. He was picked up in an I'M
conscious condition and DR.. E. b. Full
liam was summoned. 1t was found that
most of his injuries we're mere bruises
and late Sunday he felt scarcely any
effects Of the experience.
Red Oak.
Rev. Arthur o. Wright. pastor of the
Church of Christ at this place. rendered
his resignation to the official board OF
church this week, to take effect on Oct.
/. at which time he will have COM
pleted a years work as pastor of the
local organization. He will move with
his family to Des Moines at that time
and will enter evangelistic work with
his two brothers, w. J.. of Canton, o..
and ]. Roy, who is now pastor at JEFF
ferson. The work which he will enter
has been contemplated by him and
his brothers for some time, and they
plan 20 work together in meetings
wherever they are called. No one has
vet been selected by the board to take
Rev. wrights place as pastor Of the
local church.
Muscatins.
A dog which is believed to have
gone mad. was shot last evening by
the police at the w. r. Miller resi-
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