Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-21
Innocence.

" Ne,ov. Of Ford CITY. Mo- has
,,,rshased me farm OF joan Berisan'
-aa- l-rogene. Iowa ior s5s,o9e. Mr..
r94-,..an mas owned the farm onl!
~, weeks and sold at a big profit
sradyvlIe. -.
-c,xnsh.D broke both his wrists II a
All from : ~. --aow IN his barn he
DROPPED eighteen 1eet- Mr. fapie
.rl ,i.-t Is considered lucky as ne
,Eo,,,d have alighted or his head other
wise
Ansmosa.
ION OF being the Oldest gradua o,
medicine N Jones county and one %
ne o.des. in the state. having sr2Ga-
a,a3 from Rush Medical College atty-
ore YEARS ago me 18th OF this nonlh-
ge has resided In Anau1osa since ISL
previously lived and praoticed in "au
aeek to- 4 years.
Asncoe..
.aey will rave 10 De shoveied out Pc
- the teams can -rayel. and many
- where -he cats are real deep
-hey are driving thru the fields, as
man. are filed :llll 10 the top. the
mi -len we're unable 10 make their
,v5.y!e route and the star route man
vas unable 70 return 10 Avoca on &C
c5o-.c % The drifts.
Council Bluffs.
The German Americans of this CITY
aaye sent sios3 10 the German an
e,zssaio- IN washington. the money be-
.-.- intended for Use Of the German
md Austrla. Red Cross associations
TIE Germans 81 this city are 10 noic
:. rsss meeting Friday night to sup
por. the Vollrner pin prohibiting the
ey-,or-a-.c,r, o. arms TO warning ma
tions.
Hancock.
The hunters are having good SUCCESS
hunting coons and opossuUs. Mr
/ yea,a@rage .2as had a trained coor
hunting cog shipped 10 him from the
south and they have already killed two
Jotsr. smith getting one and Nr. Death
ee-age the other They say there arf
many more oposs7i-ns Up and GOVT
-ne river There nave never before
been 50 many in this part Of the coun-
/ try. as -ne-e are now.
H.otuk.
Gilbert wells. u Burlington. son o
!, Gate Gilbert Wells. a prominent Bur
ill-4oon clab woman. Felix Adler, come
dian. ard NJ Goodman. manager o
+he one Girl in a Million company
ara. r,e.,1g seyZgfl. for by the police Il
(.o,u-r,s,us, Ind, according 10 word re
ceived ty local police. Keokuk officer
were AIRED 20 arrest Wells. Adler ant
( Goodman ~, the charge OF passin
fraudulent checks.
Des moines.
Albert Latham. ez- convict. and Mar
Jones are heid uy the police and ar
suspected in connection with the rob
berry II me general store at Huxley
few eays ago. in which $500 worth Q
silk and $500 worth Of jeweiry wa
stolen. Mrx. J. W. Quinnette. Of thi
city. in 4ahose home a large quantity Q
; elk war found. is held as a witness
she declared the silk was purchase
from Latham and Joneg.
Hancock.
W. J. DooI received his cornrnissio
as pozunaster and took possession
the office on the evening OF Jan. j
Mr. D-ooi has been On the rural rou'
Tor several years and IL somewhat ia
,nihar with the Office work. 'Mr. Owen
the retiring postmaster, win from no
on take life cary As he says he ha
worried long enough. being nearly
, years Old and veteran Of the CIV
] war. The new ruling excluded hi
i, from the service, otherwise ne ~oul
> Eli hold the office.
l Des Mosnes.
w. l. smith, aged z5. a farmer III
ling near Harvey, war arrested
IDepsty tinted states Marsnai Vance
wilt Nont;Ay evening on a charge
! white slavery He IS Accrued 81 ha'
inx transported Eeile Chanbes,
ye-ars 30, dayEzkey of J. =. Chamber
: t-.yn Harvey ~, Oxzge (.AnaAs- In Sc
J tesnner, 1912. Smith lisa wesI-t0>'