Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-06

tchinery is especially adapted for max
! ing dry Yeast is one of the main rea-
sons why the deal is pending. Since
the war in Europe there has been n
tlivelN demand for dry yeast because
the commissary departments of the
! big armies claim the dry product keeps
better than the compressed or wet
variety. The Magnus brewery is one
of the oldest landmarks in this vicinity.
1t was being operated as a beer manu-
featuring plant when the late Christian
MaSnus came here in 1889.
Fort Dodge.
F.. G. Warden who recently pur-
chased the lease of the Wahkonsa hotel
for 100000, closed deal Saturday
afternoon for the purchase of the
| Martin hotel lease at Sioux City for
100000 The Martin is one of the
largest hotels in the state and replaced
the old Mondamn three years ago.
Mr. Warden now has five large hotels
! in Iowa. In addition to those at Fort
Dodge and Sioux City he owns the
! Chamberlain and kirkwood at Des
Moines Lafayette Inn at Clinton. and
one building at Ottumwa Other hotels
| in Mr.. Warden's string are Delaware,
Muncie, Ind; Willard. at Louisville:
Lima House at Lima, o.; Norval, at
Lima. o.; Warden. at Newark. o.;
Arcade, at Springfield o.; and the
/. Tecumseh, at Springfield, O.
Sioux City.
Gordon Smith, II years old, mem
Der of the quartet which has been hav-
ing an adventurous automobile trip in
a stolen auto. gave himself up to H. l..
! Houshton, secretary of the charity
! hflr hnc
from the state reform school and will
be returned to the school Gordon
with Charles Anderson. Tnez Hutchins
and Nina Davis, recently left Sioux
/ City iii ii stG!cn a":o CT ro"tc 30 the
| Pacific coast to see the exposition
(, They spent their nights at farm houses
! and on one occasion slept in a hay
| stack. The Davis girl was with the
party for only two nights. returning
| home after that. The Anderson boy
returned Friday and is i'll at his home
| The auto which the boys had in their
possession belonged to L. j. Smith, of
Homer Eeb.
Sioux City.
| A burglar in petticoats is believed to
| have robbed the home of John A. Olson,
| a salesman, of 1915 South Cedar street.
early Sunday evening. About 500
worth of woman's clothing was taken.
| The robbery is believed to have oc-
CURED early in the evening while the
| family was visiting friends. Besides
! the clothes two rings and a small re-
| volver were taken. 1t is believed en-
| trance was effected thru a rear door
| by means of a skeleton key. William
Stafford, an elderly man, was beaten
up and robbed in boarding car Sat
urday night. He was taken to the
Samaritan hospital. Stafford said he
had been attacked during a card game
His nose is fractured One of four
shots fired as the aftermath of a card
| game and beer orgy struck John
| Chemensky in the right wrist
| Chemensky said the shooting occurred
! in the rear Of Il pool room at 1914 Eas:
, Fourth street. The man who fired
! escaped.
, Waterloo.
F., DR.. w. 3. Sanford Sunday rendered
his resignation as pastor Of West
minister Presbyterian church, OF this
city, same to take effect Nov. 1. in
order to accept the call to the pas
torate of the Cottage Grove Avenue
Presbyterian church OF Des Moines
The resignation was presented Sunday
morning, and at specially called
meeting at the close OF last evenings
sermon the members voted to accept it
and release the pastor from his present
/ passionate. DR.. Sanford has been pas
| tor OF this church for ten years and
has built up strong organization from
very small beginnings. BEFORE he can
formally become pastor OF the Des
Mones church, DR. Sandford will have
! to obtain his release from the Waterloo
| presbytery. \ presbytery meeting will
| be called at Cedar Falls on Oct. 20 to
! take action on the resignation and pro-
posed transfer of DR.. Sandfcrd from
the Waterloo presbytery to the Des
Moines presbytery.