Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-23

Lisbon
George B. Stoab becomes owner OF
the implement house formerly owned
bv John Van Fossen 4 Son. Mr.. Stoab
will take possession in a few days.
Harlan.
Harlan Monday voted bonds in the
sur of 100000 for a new school build
ing and $50 900 for a ward school. Inc
vote was So for and $50 against.
Shenandoah.
Because of i'll health Earl kins
committed suicide by shooting hlmseh
in the woods near his home at NOR
! wich. He was - years old.
Abba.
John Rivers. aged IS. Of Hiteman at
ternoted TO kill himself by firing re-
volver bullet into his breast. he dleo
after being brought to the miners nos
pital here He was a coal miner ana
well known.
Minburn.
c. B. Lewellyn, a prominent farmer
residing near here committed sulclde
at his home Monday morning by hans-
ing III health is given as the cause.
The bodv was found in the haylott OF
the barn by son.
| Des Moines. 49,
p.J Malone, aged S., fell dead on the
| norch of the S. D. Pollock residence
| Monday night while loading household
| goods on a moving van. ApopleXy Is
| eiven as the cause. Mrs. Malone dleo
| . fe, months ago. Malone for years
| was Rock Island switchman.
Muscatine.
| The twenty-fifth annual convention
of the grand council OF tne hoyai
canum Of Iowa will be neld IN Ausea,
tine in April of next year. the pee'i
city being awarded the conVeh'ioi a
! the session just closed at Fort Madl'
son.
Perry. ,, s+or,
at Angus, four miles north OF thi
citv caused a loss of about 50, wv "or u
~ nronerty. A number of other bulld
inss we're slightly damaged. Inc pro
nrietor of the store carried insurance II
the sum of $4,000 on the stock and sou
on the building.
Abba. q,
Toe Lewis. aged SIS, was seriously IN
iured by a fall of state in the NINE
AZ ward late Monday. Several teet
we're knocked out and he was oaoi
bruised Lewis was postmaster
Hi+eman for several years and had nc
,yor,xed in the mines for three year
until the day Of the accident.
Davenport.
The girl students of ST. Katharine
school have forwarded their Eas.e
offering of 500 to the Serbian Ike
Cross headquarters in New YORK an
from there the money Will De SCI
ahoad. Earlier in the year the ;
Katharine students raised S2oo lot u
general Red Cross fund. This makes
total donation Of $3.50.
Davenport. :,
The insane man, who walked INTO u
Davenport police station several ga!
ago and startled the officers ny TENN
them he was Prince Albert from heav'
and reported that he had been roon.
of se,00O,OO0, has been returned 10 q
, insane asylum at Bartonville. ne
Peoria, ILL.,, from which place ne
Is caned. The prince was accom- panied
* Deputy Sheriff Louis Martens. Shor
g ly before leaving he told Sheriff &c
J. hardt that he had never been an
8. mate Of the Bartonville asylum.
p, stated that he had come to Dave
n port from Omaha. Word was receiv
ae from the institution that he was t
e, man who had escaped from there abe
50 a week ago.
ed Riverside.
rs meeting was held at the Lead
he office Wednesday evening and G
". r. P. Howell was here from Iowa G
I'd to explain the workings Of the do
National Guard. The purpose OF
its meeting was to interest the You
ct men in organizing q. troop OF cava
Id consisting Of members from Riversl
as Wellman and Kalona- Twenty-t
dc men enlisted and the organization Y
er, be known as Troop "B.' First low
lCavalry. The following from here