Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-22

Boone.
The $4,000 pledge guaranteed by the
Boone Commercial Association for the
greater Iowa movement in starting an
Iowa building at.the San Francisco ex-
position has be4n completed and the
pledges sent in.
Sabula.
Between 5000 and 1000 people at
tended the Jackson county old settlers
picnic in this city last Tuesday. It
was as large and as enthusiastic
gathering as has been held In the his
tory Of the association. Preston de.
feated sabula in an exciting baseball
game, to /.
Manila.
While playing at home in the yard.
southwest of here, Mildred Saunders,
aged 1. ran and fell, some glass was
nearby and she fell on this. striking
her little finger on her right hand and
completely severing it close to her
hand. The wound proved quite dis
tressinR at first, but she is now resting
easily.
Princeton.
Nine survivors Of Company A. Four
teenth Iowa infantry, company that
distinguished itself in more than one
important engagement in the civil war.
met in their annual reunion at Daven-
port Monday. There are only two 9TH
er survivors Of the company. one In
Moline and another in Kansas and
they were unable to be present.
Washington.
The Rev. Charles T. Rasche, popular
Not pw
Of the local German Evangelical con-
gregation for the past three years has
rendered his resignation, to take ef-
feet some time during the month Of
August. Rev. Mr.. Rasche has had
charge Of the congregation at Rubio
also, while in this city. During
his pastorate in Washington he has
made many friends, who are loath to
see him leave Washington. After re-
firing from his labors here he will at
tend school for time, before entering
upon his duties in another charge.
Knoxville.
The opposition to the erection OF q
new high school building in Knoxville.
| smarting under their defeat ct the
polls two weeks ago, are seeking to
carry the fight into the court. In the
furtherance Of this plan, L. ID. Teter on
last Monday filed q petition asking for
temporary injunction against the
school board restraining them from
taking further steps in the matter Of
issuing bonds, alleging that everything
done in the matter Of holding the
election was illegal. The matter will
como up before Judge Fahey for hear
| inr Wednesday. June 70.
Fairfield.
Ellsworth, 2o-year-old son Of MT
and Mrs. Gust Schillerstfom. Of Lock
ridge township. met with an accident
Wednesday which win disable him fol
some time. While riding along the
highway he saw q runaway team ap-
preaching and, dismounting from hid
horse attempted to stop It. The horses
ran down and trampling upon
him, breaking his right leg In thrsl
places. He also suffered many contu-
sions and has been in . great del OF
pain since. The young man WA
brought to tho Jefferson county hospi-
tai in this city and 1t il probable that
he win be conconnned to his room fol
some time.
Musoatine.
For the first time In the history 81
the Iowa State Music Teachers Asso-
citation Q woman was chosen to the
presidency. At the annual business
meeting here Mrs. Frederick HeiseE, 81
Sioux City, was chosen - head so1 TIN
state organization. winning over rr6k
Gustav Schoettle. Of Iowa City. WAe
was recommended BY the NOMINATING
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