Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14
Southern Iova Items
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PieasantviIe.
opal sans. the 7-yearold daughter
OF Mrs Williar Sans, while eatlnG
F., oyster dressing one day last week. got
something in hollow tooth which
bothered her couple OF days before
il could be extracted. When the OBJ
jecr was finally brought TO light II was
f,l,rd 10 De q nice valuable little pearl
The sight of the pearl cured the tooth-
acre ard all is we'll,
Davenport.
Daniel Smith. a farmer living near
+ aFon,oe,ie-. Iowa. reported 10 Daven-
-cr- police ,het a check for $50 and
a-le- yaluanles had been stolen from
Ms home "Wednesday night by rob-
ne- zsn entered the place by the rear
se.7-. TIE check had been signed by
M Davenport Elevator Company and
+ .rr-4t oger 70 Smith in payment fol-
= car II grain sasppe3 during the pre-
e45i1r weeks.
osssr-
I -a1,-oas station with the floor:
-s6nz-5 Did ZOE ever asa- Of ii? Wen
mats ne dope a. the N. & 81. L., anc
-a- 5s-.r. all, either. There are screens
-sa gco-s and curtains at the win
xro * "a free abou. giving out infor-
nation concerning the arrival and de-
usr-Tire % the trains and other mat
! tiers pertaining 70 the station as tne
.-sv+lfnr public or those having pusl-
ress 10 transact could wIsa Tor.
Abba.
I Az me business mems meeting Fri
aav night a movement was starteo
ma. probably will result IN holding a
+ fail festival IN Abba during the month
- OCTOBER, PROBABLY about the 2oth OF
the month II the expressions from
these present indicated TO any degree
( IN. enthusiasm that this movement
will receive from the merchants OF the
+ CITY there viii be hold one of the best
fall festivals and homecoming events
Z ,his com rnunitv has ever experienced
Ogden.
A mysterious automobile accident
occurred on the Lincoln Highway one
and one-nals miles east OF Ogden
a5ou, midnight Thursday. in which
four-cyl!nder Paige car vas torn &c
nieces so far as can be learned al
( this time no one was seriously hurt A
look st the car as it came into the
Z Crosnlan garage Friday morning woulo
( Indicate that II had been struck by
fast moving locomotive. There Is but
] one wheel on the car which seems not
! TO have been seriously damaged by the
accident. the tenders were torn off. the
! windshield, top. hood, radiator, seats
! and body are badly damaged.
| Abba.
/ Secretary ". n. Allen. Of this city
| has issued Invitations TO the SURVIVORS
Of the Seventeenth Volunteer Infantry
regiment to a reunion which will be
held at the home of Comrade John A
C'rozier in Abba on Oct 12-14 or the
a5s men in that regiment, Marion
county furnished 112, being represent
ed in companies G, G. and l. Al
present Secretary Allen knows Of only
about ten or twelve survivors OF the
Marion county contingent: probably
not over 40 of the original $50 men oil
that splendid regiment are now living
1t is not expected that over twenty
five will be present at the reunion.
Red Oak
The seating capacity Of the schoo
buildings in this city is far short D
what has been estimated and found t.
be necessary to adequately provide fol
all those who enrolled for school thi!
year The city schools opened Monda,
morning with an enrolment OF 2s'
pupils in the high school and S41 In thu
grades, making a total enrolment o
1874 as compared with 1929 in 1911:
and 1919 in 1914. Superintendent
r. Inman has been at the high schoo
for the past month preceding the open
ing of school for the purpose Of en-
boiling students. and all those wh'
were in school last spring and expect
ed to attend this year erolled at tina
time in order that they might maxi
sure Of not being crowded out at thu
beginning of the new school year thi!
fall.
Knoxville.
Joseph Fee oldest pioneer Of thi
community, resident Of Knoxville
township since July 4, 1919. took hi
very first ride on railroad trail
Thursday morning, going on visi
with the family of his son, c. L. Fee
at Tracy. a fourteen-mile trip. MI
Fee has resided within mile OF tn