Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-30

Sioux Rapids.
5 Work has been begun here on the
new 100000 consolidated school builds
ing here. It is to be finished by
Oct. Is.
Emmetsburg.
1 Morris Powers, aged 16sta school boy
of this city, who mysteriously disap-
peared last Thursday has not been seen
and it is feared he has met with foul
play.
Sheldon.
There is a movement on foot here to
organize a building and loan associa-
ton. The commercial club has COM
mittee which is making the arrange
ments.
Sheldon.
Superintendent S. L. Thomas. of the
public schools, is not an applicant for
the position again. He came here four
and q half years ago. His successor
will probably be elected soon.
LeMars.
Paul Sheeks, for the past two years
a member of the ,LeMars high school
faculty and athletic coach, has secured
a position as athletic director at Wa
bash College, Charlottesville, Ind, and
will leave LeMars this summer.
Spencer.
The town council has acted favorably
on releasing ground to the Milwaukee
railroad for a division point on the
Des Moines branch. Round houses and
repair shops will probably be built here
in the near future.
Sioux City.
The most bitter contest has devel-
oped in the election for president Of
the Sioux City women's Club, the fight
being along religious lines. The candi-
dates are Mrs. Milton P. Smith and
Mrs. Burton A. Morrow and $40 won :
en-, members of the club. are almost
equally divided.
Spirit Lake.
The dates for the camps to be held
for the boys Of Iowa at Camp Foster OF
the state Y. M. CA. located on Lake
East Okiboji, about four miles from
here. has been announced. They are:
County younger boys camp, June Sill:
state training camp for older boys,
June 11-22; state -recreational camp,
June 23-July 10; north central field
camp for older girls, conducted by the
apwdvy aofstate mber :cf,S m
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Alta.
r. c. woolsey, a canvasser for med
ical books turnout the country, was ar
rested here Friday, charged with forg-
ing the names OF E. w. Brecher and
Albert Lietz to checks and cashing the
same at Storm Lake. The man was
arrested by Constable F'arrow rust as
he was boarding the train to leave town,
He waived preliminary hearing and
was committed to the county jail to
await action by the grand jury. The
checks were for SIS each.
Clinton.
Cltnton's hopes for a union depot
were shattered as q result Of q con-
ference in Chicago in which It was
stated that none Of the roads-enterlng
Clinton is now in q position to make
any improvements, individually or
Jointly, this year. No promise as to
when the depot could be built was
made. High officials Of the railroads
and members Of C1inton's council and
commercial club met in the confer
ence.
Waterloo.
The police Saturday arrested G. c.
tSn6nuOn, years OSVp ANAAA6 oS CIV
Ankeny street, and will arraign him
on q state charge OF committing rape
upon the person Of Leta Burnette, aged
{? years. living with her parents At SIS
Linn street. The alleged assault oc-
CURED at IL q. m. Saturday In the rear
OF the Washington ward school, East
Fourth and Webster streets. Shannon
was Identified by half dozen playr
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nette girl also Identified Shannon n