Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-31

MapIeten.
Mr.. and Mrs H D. Gillespie OBJ
served their golden wedding anniver-
sary AZ their home here with recep-
ton lasting from to 10 o'clock
Bedford.
Jack Howe. former slave. xho died
here recently. was about 90 years old.
He ran away from the plantation
where re was owned in Missouri at the
outbreak Of the war and came 20 Iowa.
Waterloo.
A Il. Stark. an Illinois Central
brakeman, residing IN Waterloo. suf-
fered the loss Of both legs in an acct
dent near Dye-sville yesterday morn
ing Particulars as to the nature of
the accident had no, reached local Of
Icials Of the company. Stark was
form erly an enpioye of the W. c. r.
& y. He has been with the L c. but
short time and is employed as a
brakeman In the freight service.
Sioux City.
James Malone, who was a candidate
for mayor at the last city election, is
again TO be an aspirant for the office
at the coming city primaries. according
10 Information received az the city hall
The information vas received by
Mayor Smith, who said that commits
sion men from the stock yards had in
formed him Of Mr. Nalone's intentions.
Malone ran third in the last primaries,
falling a little over 200 votes shy OF
Mayor Smiths count.
Sioux City.
Mrs. l. r Chase. mother 81 two
pairs Of twins and wife of the man
vino pleaded guilty 10 one of fifty bur
glar5es re Is alleged to have commit
ted will be taken in charge by Mrs
Anna Roberts. police ma-ron. Mrs.
Roberts will see that the woman is en-
abled TO procure employment whereby
she can support herself and boys.
Chase vas caught here last week and
goods stolen from many homes here
during the last year we're recovered.
Chase vas sentenced 20 serve twenty
years & Fort Madison peni.entiary.
Rock Falls.
Ad Gashers Christmas vas made
joyful when the Rock Island railroad
presented him Friday with a check for
$50. the prize money offered by that
road 20 the section foreman Of each di-
vision, y no hspt :ts section IN the best
condition the past year. II is not the
money value but the encouragement
for work we'll done that counts for the
most in such cases. The Rock Island
L. 20 be commended for taking this
step to encourage their men TO better
efforts and TO keep their rad bed and
grounds IN the best Of condition. Con-
CALCULATIONS 70 you Mr.. Gsshei.
Cedar Rapids.
Pearson Reed, fireman in the en-
pioy Of the Rock Island lines. on the
freight runs between Cedar Rapids and
Burlington suffered seTere injuries
Tuesday while engaged 81 flis duties
at West Liberty. While operating the
machinery which drops coal from a
chute to the tender he slipped and fell
ard Tas hurried Under five tons OF coal.
Tie coal gag stcveled away ard Reed
was found. unconscious. He was re-
moved TO an Iowa City hospital. His
condition is regarded as critical ResS
boarded and roonned at SIG q Avenue
esst, Cedar Rapids.
vinton.
Kirk Ridge, yinton boy. who 81
making splendid record At the con-
seryatory Of music at Oberfin College
81 home for the holidays and WIN give
an organ recital at the Baptist church
The new organ in the new Babffs,
chrueb is ore ~ She best IN the state
and Nr gHze viii DFifis 55 ,..s ~ s,sss.
tones. Among the numbers he Will ex.
ecnte WIN be ~r-ngue in O minor.
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D. "Eerceuse first movement. and
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