Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-29

Burlington.
The city treasurer has been directed
10 purchase an additional $4,000 of
the stock of the water company. The
city now owns 100000 out of a total
of $4,000 The city is gradually ac-
quir.ng control of the property.
Newton.
A bold robbery was made at the
August Tabbert home at Newton on
Saturday evening between s and 10
o'clock. A trunk was opened and a
purse containing sl9.T5 was taken. also
the little daughters bank. No clue
was discovered.
Stockton.
H c. F'eldhorn suffered fracture OF
the skull al the base of the brain when
TWO automobiles each being driven at
a speed of twenty five miles an hour,
collided Mrs. George Klein, of Wilton
and s. q. Hass. of Stockton. suffered
dislocated shoulders. Five others suf-
fered minor injuries.
Shenandoah.
George Lush, Jr., received word Mon
day from the chief Of police at Lincoln,
Neb.. stating that his car had been
found at Ashland. Neb.. Robes and
ever lilAuS III lIc Cdi "cic ihIsS4iAS
The suit case that was found at Blair,
Neb. arrived all right Monday, nothing
missing in it. The car was stolen from
the parking near the Brandeis store in
Omaha while Mr.. Lush and his party
were trading.
Shenandoah.
Horace Sawyer. the Swear old son OF
Mr. and Mrs H. ]. Sawyer, had his
right elbow disiocated and bone broken
above the elbow. Tuesday evening as
he was playing in the yard of the Win
Crane property. Little George Van
Buskirk and Horace were playing to-
gether and running as ali boys do run,
when he slipped and fell, causing his
weight to fall on his right arm while
trying to catch himself. The sudden
strain caused the arm to give way, and
the double fracture was the result.
Centerviiie.
I While Sheriff John Brown was in
/ Oklahoma on visit three men broke
| Jail and thus far have not been found
| They got away in the night by pryine
| loose ba.- al window. "A coal PICK
| had been handed in to them in some
way Recently the Jail had an un-
usual number of visitors and it Il
| thought some % them slipped the pici
in One of the rntn who escaped was
| held to -ts srand jury charged witt
stealing some money in railroad
camp The other two were serving
| thirty-day sentences for intoxication.
Shenandoah.
Norman Prince, an American wht
was captured while fulfilling his dutie.
as a member of the French aviation
corps. is believed to be the SAM
Norman Prince who attended Taboo
College in the year 1893 and 1900. III
has since graduated from Harvard
college, and his father is Frederick Il
Prince, resident Of Boston. Assist
ant County Attorney E. r. Jackson.
Council Bluffs Tabor college man a
the time Norman Prince attended. re
members his college chum and de
scribes him as man who would b
likely to take up such work as he i
now in.
Shenandoah.
The dedication OF the Congregations
church which was built three year
ago will take place Sunday. These pub
Tic exercises have been postponed un
til the present time, in order that tn
edifice might be dedicated free fror
| any Indebtedness. The hopes and plan
, on thespart of the people have bee
, happily realized and the property o
Church street, the church and parson
age valued at 100000 are to be ire
from any incumbrance. The dedi
catory exercises will be held at 10:
o'clock. Rev. ]. w. Turner. of Onaw;
Iowa, the former pastor will preac
the sermon.
Shenandoah.
4 Have you any more lamps lik
this?" said young man the other eve
2 ming handing an employe OF the cleo
8 trio light company one os the stree
lamps. Yes" was the reply, 'bt