Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28

Daum In less than an hour after his
bond had oeen fixed by Justice Names.
Ward furnished the required $4,000
bond and was released. The bond was
signed by John HyHes ana Harry
Parker War left Davenport at once
saying he WAS going eaat.
Des Moines.
Although ~ years OF age, 3. w.
Bowen, principal of Il local business
college, Thursday led his fifth bride to
the altar. His new mate is Mrs. Dora
Wright, and her age is 81. Despite
the fact that he has been through the
mill many times before. Bowen put in
an appearance at the county clerks
Office without witness. 1t was clos
ing time and a clerk remained in the
building an additional hour and a half
to give the groom Il chance to find
witness. Bowen founded the Capital
City Commercial college, one Of the
oldest institutions of it's kind in the
state. -
Ottur1wa.
Replies. received by local high school
graduates from eastern colleges which
they plan to enter this fall. would indi
CaIe IIldI Lie oIluIllWd lllSII SClfoOl has
been dropped from the list of fully ac-
credited schools of the North Central
College Association. That such a thing
is possible and even probable was adj
mitted by Superintendent II. e. Black
mar. While he does not believe that
the school has been dropped, without
word being sent to some of the officials
here, yet action of this kind is not en-
tirely unlocked for when the associa-
ton meets this fall in Chicago. The
group is made up of representatives of
all the colleges and the inspectors of
high schools in about fifteen states.
Wilton Junction.
big celebration as birthday sur
prise on Newton Ayres who is visiting
in Wilton. was held Thursday afternoon
at Resley Lake, near Wilton. ty-four
relatives of Ayres gathered at the big
celebration and a right merry time
was had by all present. The occasion
for the big picnic was the S0th birth
day of Ayres. He and his wife are now
residents of Ocean Park, Cal, but for
merly resided in Wilton. They have
been spending the summer in Wilton
and intend to leave Sunday for Cali
fornia. His niece. Mrs. ]. J. Peasgood.
who accompanied them from California,
and who formerly also resided in Wilton
will return with them. The afternoon
was spents in games and the younger
folks went in swimming. A big picnic
dinner was served as a climax for the
day Of sport. Everyone present had an
enjoyable time and it was fitting
celebration for the S0th birthday of Mr.
Ayres.
Let's.
Three Grandview boys driving home
from the West Liberty fair Wednesday
evening, when near the home of Paul
Derby north of Let's, had n blowout,
and driving at a rapid rate, their
car turned turtle and the driver
Virgil Wealey, was thrown through the
wind shield, cutting him badly. break
ing one arm and fracturing his skull.
The other twoboys, Albert McGill and
Burll Reed, received injuries, but not
of serious nature. The boys were
brought to DR.. Elanel's office where
their wounds were dressed after sum-
moning their parents, and about 10
o'clock the Wealey boy was taken to
Bellevue hospital in company with DR.
Elanel, the boys father, Fred Wealey
who had been home just few moment.
from trip to Kansas City, and Charles
Dickinson, whose car was procured Tor
the trip. The boy is in a critical con-
dition and but little homes are enter
tanned for his recovery.