Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-03

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/ Fire in the serum laboratory here
Wednesday night did $4,000 damage
Thirteen animals were cremated. ORR
1 gin Of the fire is unknown. Insurance,
5000.
WaverIy.
Local business men backed by north
ern editors lined UP for Joseph Grave
editor OF the Bremen County Indepen-
dent for candidacy as commandment for
the Iowa Soldiers Home to take the
place of COX C. C. Horton. Inmates
Of the home will have to sign up for
the approval Of Graves appointment
Sioux City. 4 ii
| W. #. Bowker. union organizer, is
charged with embezzlement Of union
funds by: the members Of the brick,
tile and terra; Gotta workers union.
Some time ago Bowker visited a job
done by non-union men under Con-
tractor G.. J. Davelaar and was thrown
down stairs bNQDavelaar.
Fort Dodge. ~
Grandma Jenkins, Fort Dodges
grand old woman" at the age Of 102,
has moved to the Roy Fox home. 315
North Eighth street. She will be at
home there to all her friends and is
looking forward to visits with them.
She has just received some new photo
graphs of herself which will be of in
terest to her friends
Sioux City.
The disappearance Of Edna Holzer,
| II, from her home is causing much
concern. She left the house to call at
the home of friends Sunday and has
not been seen since. She failed to keep
a Sunday evening appointment with a
young man who has been calling on
her Investigation developed the fact
that she changed her better garments
for some old clothes before leaving the
house.
Sioux City.
Walter Keeling, 15-year- old son Of
Mrs. Elizabeth o. Trowbridge, 81
Market street, is in serious condi-
ton as the result of being run down
by an automobile driven by Earl Cou-
lombe, police chauffeur, at Sixth and
Water streets, Sunday. Keeling's con-
dition was reported serious. His skull
may be fractured. Two physicians
were called after the accident, altho
DR.. J. p. Dougherty has had charge
Of the case.
Cedar Rapids.
Chief Jim Peters, big noise in the
council of the red men on the Tama
reservation, was arrested here Monday
for too much Indulgence in firewater.
ened trouble. With Peters were John
Ford and John Noels, hangers on about
the levee saloons, and they were ar
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They were held to the grand jury in
the sum Of 5000. and will be given a
chance to work out their bonds on the
rock pile.
EstherviIIe.
Announcement was made here Of the
wedding on Nov. OF William B. Glib
son and Miss Anna Geinitz. The groom
is one Of Estherville's popular young
business men who has been engaged in
contract work for some time. The
| bride has for come time been the ef-
f1cient and capable deputy clerk of
courts for Emmett county. The young
couple will make Estherville their
home until spring when they will move
to farm near this city. The an
nouncement Of the ceremony came as
surprise to the community. Miss
Geinitz having been able to fix the
; marriage license book so that its daily
inspection revealed no evidence of
their having procured a license here.
[charies City.
The Charles City Engine Company
has recently received an order for $75,-
| 600 worth of special machinery, for
domestic use. They are running a day
and night shift of a full twenty four
hours in order to fiII this order and
also large number Of advance orders
for their gasolene and electric engines
Of from one and one-half to twenty