Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-02

Council Bluffs.
4 l.. r. Dalton, with hallucination
that he was going to Washington to
collect 100000 from President Will
son, was taken from a Northwestern
train here early Thursday.
Newton.
! Miss Kathryn Jones, who has been
in Wales since last June, visiting With
relatives and friends. is expected by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Jones, to arrive in Newton Sunday OF
Monday.
Madrid.
Rev. r. z. Rockwell. OF Mount Sterl-
ing, o. has accepted a call to become
the pastor of the Christian church OF
! Madrid He will ship mis- household
goods to Madrid In few days and Will
preach his first sermon as pastor OF
the local church week from Sunday
Knoxville.
C. A. Inman. Knoxville barber was
badly injured Wednesday morning by
being shot thru the right thigh with
his own shotgun while on hunting
expedition west of town. He was rid
| ing a bicycle on public road with
the gun lying across the handle bars.
when it slipped and caught the trigger.
Abba.
A class of 100 persons of both sexei
and varying ages was administered the
sacrament Of confirmation in St Mary's
church here by Rt. Rev. James Davis
bishop of Davenport, who is making q
tour Of his diocese confirming mem
bers of that faith.
Des Moines.
j. C. Schoonover. city salesman FOL
Greens Foundry, and Rodney Burrows
shipping clerk at the same place
were injured when their automobile
turned turtle at East Twelfth and Gar
field street early Thursday. Schoon-
over has a deep cash In his temple
while Burrows is not seriously hurt.
ottumwa.
Charged with taking $50 diamond
ring from jeweler here and substitute
ing 10 cent circlet bought In loca
5 and 10 cent store, Jose Servantes.
Mexican, who feigned no knowledge Of
the English language, was bound over
to the grand jury in police court Thurs
day.
Des Moines.
/ Harold +. Lille 1900 Elizabeth street,
was struck by an automobile In front
Of 1447 Eighth street at O'Clock
| Thursday night Lille was riding BIZ
cycle when H. Il. Fiteld, just drawing
up to his home In his car, hit him
| Lies leg was bruised. F'ifleld took the
youth home and reported the accident
to the police.
Museatinc.
Irving Dietrich. Jr, the 10-year-old
son of Irving Dietrich, living at 9la
Fulliam avenue. met with very pain
full accident Thursday evening when
playing In, the kitchen. where his
mother was preparing supper and In
some way pulled kettle OF boiling hot
water over on himself and burned his
right hip in a most terrible manner.F
Des Moines.
One Of the features OF the work
among young women wage earners
during the Sunday evangelistic cam
paign will be series Of noon lunches
served by church women Ut a cost OF D
cents. Eighteen Of these 5 cent
lunches will be served. According to
the returns of the canvassers there are
5000 working women In the city.
| \ouUCtJ 0IUUos
The Womens Christian Association
of this city has caused furore In
church circles by advertising they will
hold public charity dance. The min
isterial association has adopted resolu-
lions condemning the proposed tep-
sichorean amusement, but the plans
for the dance so on. The patronesses
Of the ball include the leaders OF
Council Bluffs society, and this oc-
casion promises to be greater than any
previous one.
Knoxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Bellamy, pioneers
OF Marion county and residents Of
Knoxville for many years, celebrated
the golden anniversary Of their we'd
ding at their home. corner OF Marion
and Fifth streets. last Friday. Oct. %
Fifty years ago on that date Mr.. s
NJ. Bellamy. Familiarity known a.
Mack and Miss Rachel Mears, bott
scions Of pioneer families. were united
In marriage at the homo Of Mr.. and