Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-31

keokuk.
The new bath house to he built soon
for. the new Moose bathing beacn a.
Keoksk VIII cost $4,000. The beach
will be LOO fee. in length.
Abba.
Joseph Warner. aged 81, q grocery
man for twenty-five years. is deao
from pneumonia after a brief illness.
He was the son OF Captain Warner,
who lost his life during the civil war.
MouIton.
The general store.of J. w. Holman
at Deaa burned to che ground at 10
o'clock Monday morning. The loss is
81, 900 partially covered by Insurance.
defective fIue was the cause OF the
fire.
Abba.
The school board has elected Prof.
Harry .. Kries. ofsCorydon. superin-
tendent of the city EhooiA There We're
100 applications fafsthe vacancy ere
ated BY the resignation Of w. G. VIII
lett. who goes to Hibbing, MINI, at an
advance in salary.
cres4on.
vern and Albert Nauman, OF Grant
township, were the victims OF a mario"
accident. They were hauling nay Wher
their team became frightened ane
bol,ed. Both were thrown from the
| load of hay TO the ground and the
wagon, heavily loaded. ran over them
One of the boys injuries proved dan
gerous.
Royal.
Miss Carrie Christensen. OF Royal
! 4 nf AlharfA
tCanada. were married sight unseen
Neither had ever seen the otner unti
the date OF the wedding. A CORE
spendence was begun when the groom
was told Of the bride by Daniel Jer'
ferson, homesteader anu ne1snoor
Pederson's.
Shenandoah.
The crypts in the Shenandoah mau
solemn, which were sold here Saturda!
by the sheriff in front Of the city hal
brought bargain prices. selling dir
cheap for $40 q piece. The fifty crypt
were sold for $1,000 to Fred F1tch, o
kansas City, who: represented tn
Kansas City Standard Steel Company
| which had a mortgage on tnem'
Davenport.
That a bookkeeper who was sent t
tail for embezzling funds from the ).
4 RYAN Heating & Plumbing Compan,
! diyuIged the combinat ton OF his EN-
| uioyer's safe to cellmates and mad
/ possible the daring robbery OF Dec.
1914, was the sensational statement Q
i Clifton Baughman alias Harry Carr
self confessed gangster and cracks
imam.
Oskaloosa. =
Amos P. Spencer was slightly IN
iiured at the noon hour MONDAY III
lcollision Of his auto with the ear
end, street car at the intersection
Seventh street and High avenue. In
street car was thrown from the tfac
and sustained slight damage. the au'
was injured to some extent MT. Spef
Ger was stunned by the shock Dut
not seriously hurt and after lit
rest will be all right.
Grand junction.
The Grand Junction Globe. editt
by Frank L. Mott, formerly OF al
rengo, has announced the canGidae
H. NJ. Havner, OF MarenSo, Tor atto
new general before the republican pr
mary Of June, 1915. THE Globe IS al
thorized to announce" is the form
which Editor Mott puts the news
fore the people OF the state. MI. Ha
liner has been engaged for several yea
lin saloon prosecutions. He has III
dozens Of Injunction suits, and repr
lsented the drys in the consent petite
II fights at Oskaloosa and Des Moines.
pss Meinss.
Mrs. Margaret A. Carr, OF Farmin
ton, was accidentally asphyxiated
the home Of her son. Frank y. Ca
1920 Pleasant street, late Saturd
night. Mrs. Carr came. 20 Des Moin
Saturday morning TO visit her q
when discovered Sunday morning
" vas &: bed, the room bsistG flied VI
gas from the jet. II Is thought =