Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-15
Northern Io,ua Items

Charlie. City
David B. Jones dropped dead Of hear
failure Tuesday afternoon. as he wa
walking down Main street. Mr.. Jones
was one of the most. prominent mem
bers of the Odd Fellows lodge and hat
held every office In the lodge.
Rockford.
| District Ju6ge Clark has settled thu
squabble over the control of the Bap
| fist church here by turning 1t over t,
| the Baptist state conference and thu!
| ended a bitter contest of two years. a
few OF the old members hoped to re.
organize the church but this had beer
done away with
Charles City.
Mrs. ErEestina Lewke, OF Charle:
City, vas fined $500 or sentenced t.
serve 100 days in Jail AT hard labor b,
Judge j. J. Clark in the Floyd count.
district court Tuesday for maintain
ing a nuisance. That was the Officia
complaint. but the evidence showed
that the nuisance was made by the de-
PENDANT selling liquor.
Imosene.
| The marriage here Tuesday Of
Arthur Leahy and Miss Johanna Sanei
united two families Of unusual distinc-
ton and interest in Iowa. The bride
is the youngest of ten girls and five
bows in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
F.. Saner, and the groom Is the oldes,
Of eight sons and four daughters ir
the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Leahy. Both are Iowa products.
Monticsilo.
| It ia reported on good authority tina,
Amber. 9 small village eight miles
south of Monticello, is to have new
bank, which will be incorporated under
the laws of the state: Ray Roridan
Of Morrison, Ill, is promoting the new
bank. He was at Amber last week
and got seventy residents Of that place
and the surrounding territory to sign
an agreement by which they woulo
take stock in the concern. The bank
will be capitalized at 10000.
Boone.
The jury in the case of Cole vs. Adix
returned verdict in favor Of Adix
Clarence r Cole brought suit against
his father-in-law and mother-in law
d.. C. and Rosetta Adix, asking dam
|aees in the sum of $4,000 for the al
licked alienation of his wife's affections
in wears and consumed several days
time, st going to the jury Tuesday art
ernoon. at $3.50 o'clock. The verdict
was a sweeping victory for Mr.. ano
| Mrs. Atlix, the cost Of the action being
charged up to the PLAINTIFF.
aimee.
An acciden. that might have been
much more serious occurred Monday
evening at i o'clock when sewer
ditch on Riverside, Drive caved In
burying Paul Miller, b workman. up
to the shoulders. He escaped with a
broken collar bone and lai number Of
bruises. The ditch was about twelve
feet deep at the place and had the
slide been little more extensive az
n might have been Miller. would
have been entirely buried. The ditch
Il one being dug for section of new
sewer being laid by the Moore-Seig
Construction Company OF Waterloo.
Sioux City.
Woodbury. county patients in the
Oakdale stste tuberculosis hospital
will be brought back to Sioux City and
placed In the new county hospital at
once, according to an announcement by
Henry Metz, chairman of the board OF
SUPERVISORS. 1t Is believed that they
can be cared for here at about two
thirds the cost OF care in the state IN
stitution. DR.. Harry J. Schott, county
physician, and A. E. Line, county
agent. have gene to Oakdale to bring
the patients tc Sioux City. A strange
disappearance case has been brought
to light by communication to Mayor
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