Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-02

Des Moines.
Mrs. Ellen Kinder, aged %, with a
husband living at Ottumwa. and B. A.
GOWNS were each fined SIS in police
court on charge of disorderly acts.
The woman was later taken 10 Ottum
wa by authorities.
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Lon Auklans, OF Macedonia. died
at the hospital here as the result OF
burns received seven weeks ago. While
filling her gas iron with gasolene, she
spilled some Of the gasolene on her
her dress caught fire.
Des Moines.
Harry Keiser. aged %. working in the
warehouse of S Davidson & Bros. for
tbs past eight months, prepared TO
leave FOR Marshalltown but was ar
rested by officers as deserser from
me United States army He was
turned over to officers at Fort Dss
Noines.
Shenandoah.
The park board offers prizes to the
boys OF the manual training depart
menr Of the city schools for the best
bird houses built in the city park. They
offer three prizes for martin houses OF
Sc. 5. and 81, and for blue birds, IS. 50
and 81. The object is to encourage the
boys in the art of house building and
( thus get the boys interested in the care
| Of birds.
Abba.
! The Abba interurban road has been
ordered by Judge Hunter to be sold
The Indebtedness is s2s0.000. ]. c.
( Mabry represents the company, which
asked for receiver and w. E. Giltner,
" E. Kendall and D. w. Bates repre-
sent the stockholders, who have pro-
tested against the action Of the court
and will take the case to the supreme
court, it is thought.
Oxford Junction.
Robert Paylishta Of near Oxford
Junction the other day gave a demon
stration 20 his parents of how his
auto could run in a circle driverless
and in some manner the car changed
its course and headed directly for Mr.
and Mrs. Pavlishta- Mr.. Pavlishta
jumped out of the way but Mrs
Pavlfshta vas knocked down and the
car ran over her. Her condition is
serious.
Muscatine.
According to a report received from
Hastings. Neb Mrs. Mary Weber o.
this city is one Of the few heirs to g
fortune Of $4,000 the estate of Franz
O'Connor. an uncle. who died recently
in the Nebraska town, leaving no i'm
mediate relatives. Mrs. Weber wht
. has been unable to verify the repor
by mail or telegraph, plans to leaE'
, soon for Hastings TO settle definitel,
. the identity Of the deceased.
North English.
The knights OF Pythias lodges o
North English and Millersburg hav
consolidated. The merger was effecte'
, ! at meeting largely attended. at which
the grand chancellor of Iowa. H. &
Moore. his field deputy, Foster E. Aut
ing and District Deputy Robert Hibb
were present. A hundred vIsitini
. knights from various cities. includin
; Marengo, Sigourney, Williamsburg an
: Keota were present. The Mareng
r Glee Club furnished music.
Sidney.
The formal opening Of sidney's new
Masonic temple was the greatest even
in it's way ever witnessed in Sidney
I Some Of the most prominent Mason
= in the state were present and took par
u Ii the program. Past Master John {
u Shockley, Of Randolph, the Oldest Ma
son in Fremont county, gave brie
history of the Sidney lodge, which !
II the oldest lodge in this county, bein
n instituted in 1861 Attorney A. [
: Chantry delivered the address OF wei
:. come, which was responded to by d
- H j. Piper. Of Randolph. Judg
Thomas Arthur, OF Logan, spoke o
: Masonry in General" and Grand Sec
= rotary Newton r. Parvin on "Masonr
y in Iowa.
e sisourney.
q A sad and fatal accident occurred o
il Thursday at what Is known as Ii
i Latter school two miles west Of Sfe
r Quincy, when the minor son OF job
r Scott met with an accident that co.
him his life. The accident occurr.