Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-17
Anamosa.

George Killingef has built boat
which is rather out Of the ordinary
He has mounted q double cylinder In
dian gasolene engine in a canoe. 1t Is
to be propelled by a fan which works
like the fan of an aeroplane. The ma
chine has developed good amount OF
speed at its trial trips.
Cedar Rapids.
Miss Lucille Powell, widely known
in Cedar Rapids educational and So
cial circles. for ten years an instructor
in the local high school and FOR thu
last Ave years dean Of women at Gen.
trail College at Pella, has. been ap-
pointed to a similar position at Shep-
ardson College, at Granville, o.
Fort Dodge.
The Western County Trust and Saw
ings Bank will! open for business at
a. m. Monday. Fixtures OF golden oar
have been installed as well as the new
vault. The bank has a capital and
surplus Of $4,000. ]. B. Butler IL
president, NJ. Thatcher, vice presi'
dent: NJ. F. Healy. vice president; Dan
6. Stiles, cashier, and A. c. Lindberg
assistant cashier.
Sioux City.
N. I. Duhaime. administrator for the
estate of Jesse Rowe, killed last April
by Roy Gates. has brought suit against
Gates for $4,000 damages Gates is
already serving time on his ten-yeal
sentence at Fort Madison. He pleaded
guilty to d second degree murder
charge after the county attorney had
consented to change the charge from
G:c.. degree murder
Cedar Falls.
The Cedar Falls Canning Company
has started work on the seasons pack
Hundreds of loads Of corn have been
delivered at the factory. Francis Gill
key who will assume the active bust
ness management of the plant, states
that the quality of the corn received
so far would average with that OF
other years but he feared that the sup
ply would be short.
Sioux City.
Mrs. Pauline Caller had habit OF
going thru her husbands pockets. &C
cording to the testimony OF Wesley @
Caller, in the trial of his divorce &C
ton here. On one occasion Mrs. Cal
lier tied him to davenport before
searching him and left him there un-
til he was. nearly starved, he told the
court. Callers story Of domestic dis
cord and suffering on his part won him
the decree.
Sioux City.
One hundred printers and their wives
attended the dedication exercises OF
the new memorial shaft recently
erected by typographical union, No
$50. in the Floyd cemetery. The
monument, which was erected on the
ground presented to the printers in the
late eighties by Mayor Jonas NJ. Gle
land, was unveiled by Fern Strawn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Strawn. J. H. Strict, president Of
the Iowa state Federation of LaboT
introduced the speakers.
Maquo<eta.
Joseph faulty, who was taken to the
Iowa sanatorlum two weeks ago fol-
lowing an accident on the threshine
machine off z. 6. feaTce, who was en-
ployed near PetersviEle, died at
o'clock Tuesday morning of lockjaw
Mr.. faulty caught his arm in the
chain Of the stacker which wound
around his biceps to the bone. DR.. Nc
Cord Of Delmar, who brought the man
here, and DR.. L. B. Carson wanted tc
make an amputation, but the injured
man wanted to save the. arm. Com
plications resulted in lockjaw.
Boone.
An ignorance OF the traffic laws by
stranger here was the cause Of a
slight motorcycle accident on the corn
er Of Sixth and Story streets. E. HI
Emick was riding his machine south
on story street when stranger in an
automobile came up Sixth street from
the west anc turned north on Story on
the wrong side Of the street. Emicl