Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-10

Sioux City.
The Sioux City Elks are to have 8
! costly new home in the near future
| The cornerstone for the building was
laid Thursday.
Manchester.
At a meeting Of the city father.
an ordinance was passed which makes
lit difficult for transients who wish tt
sell wares. Fifteen dollars day OF
ls5O per week is the license fee set FOL
Those coming here henceforth.
1keystone.
The little town Of Keystone in Ben
ton county has population Of 494 ano
Its bank deposits amount to $685.
77Gii.s4. This gives every man. woman
and child in the town s1,054 and is
proof of prosperous community.
Maquoketa.
This city is to have a commercial
club. A petition has been circulated
among the business men and 100 mer
have been found who are willing ano
anxious to start such an organization
for the development of the social side
Of the business people Of the town.
Clinton.
Some unknown person entered st
Boniface Catholic church between the
hours of II a. M. and l p. m. Friday
and broke open three offering boxes
securing money out of two of them
The third box was opened but s1.ot
was left untouched. Evidently the
person was frightened away before ne
! finished his work The sacred articles
in the altar were untouched.
Bellevue.
| Floyd Rooster, an employee of Ernes
Hamerand near here, met with pc
culiar and painful accident last Tues
day afternoon. He had been assisting
| in harvesting and had gone in thu
! house for a few moments rest. lyint
on a couch near a window. Or
awakening he threw him arm back II
such a manner as to strike the window
and break it, piece Of the glass
severing an artery Of his right wrist
He was FASTENED to town where tn
| injured wrist was attended to.
Monticello.
1 William Podhaski of this city me
with an accident which will cause hin
quite little trouble for some time
He jumped from the top of freight
car to the tender behind an engine
He missed his footing and fell betwee1
the car and the tender and In some
manner caught his ear, which was
| torn lengthwise thru the central part
and bruised the one side Of his face
severely, The wound was dressed anc
no serious results are apprehended un'
less Infection sets In.
Sioux City.
1t was bitter irony for George Hayes
Ito invite G. A. Roman to saloon t
have a drink with him, but the jo<'
lis now on himself. Hayes had robbed
1.-THE Roman home during the family
absence Of lot Of jewelry and wa
wearing part Of it while the pair wer'
Iindulging in their smile, and Roma,
Irecognized it. The latter secretly tel
iephoned for the police and nearly tn
whole loot was found in Hayes clothes
Halves is awaiting trial for burglary a!
la result Of his pleasantly in being
good fellow to his victim.
Shsiisburs.
A suit has been started in the Ben
i|ton county court with Mrs Racine
Wick. Of Norway, as plaintiff, ant
Lars Tow, Of Norway. and B. L. WICK
/ OF Cedar Rapids as defendants. TIL
lease arises from the division OF tn
estate of Lars Wick, the plaintiff be
ling the widow. Lars Tow, executo
j OF the estate, and B. L. Wick, a step
son Of the plaintiff, being attorney To-
4 both parties. Plaintiff claims on Oct
i II, 1918, she signed contract IN re-
Il gard TO sale Of certain real estate
tvhfch contained tho following para