Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-22
Northern Iyoa!w4a Items
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The Mississippi IS frozen yer at thu
point and crossing by foot passengers
made daily, - s,f7 ,.a.asr
Mount Ayr. ,l.s,s..
The new library now, nearing COM
pletion VIII be dedicated and opened
to the public New Years day. The
|Carnegie foundation furnished 5000
for the building, which cost more than
$4,000. sE /.
Sioux City. af
Patrick D. Barrett. patrolman, M
Longer Ii a member sof.the Sioux City
police department. He stiin Occupies
a cell at police headquarters, where he
was placed after his arrest for drunli-
enness Monday night.
Nevada.
c. w. Harris, WHO has hadsthe Ford
agency IN this city for several years.
has given up the agency. andsthe Rude
Auto Company of Marshalltown and
Perry has taken over the agency 1t
will be in charge Of Mr.. Dunlap. who
has been with them for some time.
Sioux City.
Sioux City stock yards man yester-
day renewed the faith OF all good fol
lows In themselves by contributing $3.50
to the Good Fellows fund. Employees
of the United States bureau OF animal
industry at the yards added 1926 to the
fund.
Waterloo.
Now it's Mayor William Galloway
and Manufacturer William galloway.
but after Dec. 20, 1t will be Editnr vii.
liam Galloway. On that date y pub
LEGATION will blossom at Cedar Heights
1T will be called the Blizzard. the
Breeze. the Zephyr or the Buzzard.
Cisar Lake.
Fire destroyed the home of VIII
liam Whitman living on the farm
known as the "old Mccullough farm
or the Mason City road Wednesday.
Only "a few pieces Of furniture were
saved. !A5l ovcrheated stove caused the
fire.
Sioux City.
Councilman Ward confirmed the re-
port that he has In his possession the
wsltten resignation Of several mambecs
OF the police department. Just how
many p%atrolmen have taken this action
llG JUL UNIV " suys = lG lSo"
ignations are being held ~ a club to
compel good behavior.
Dubuque.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr has flad suit
for divorce from William Kerr. She
alleges non-support and cruel and in
human treatment. They were married
at Waterloo in 1912 and lived together
until July, 1916. They have three
children and the mother IL seeking
their custody.
Grand Junction.
W.. w. Turner, the well known Grand
Junction attorney. died Tuesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. He leaves his wife and
four children: Carl Turner, court re-
porter in Judge HutclIfson's court:
Hylma, Ii a teacher in the schools at
Austin, Mimi. Harold and Louise, who
are at home. The funeral was this az
ternoon. 7
Mason City.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Lehman and
their 6-weeks-old baby narrowly es-
capped serious injury "Wednesday when
the house they occupied ON the Nc
Auley farm northwest Of the city was
destroyed by fire. The occupants cs-
capped with only their personal effects.
The house valued at $1,609 and the
contents OF theN building belonging tc
Mr.. Lehman were destroyed.
Manchester.
Judge George w. Durham made al
unusual ruling yesterday when ht
granted to the defendant, Sherman
Harris, the. privilege OF going into thu
place Of business OF the plaihtin, Johr
Conner. and employing an expert Il
inventory a stock Of goods TO deter.
mine the wholcsals invoice Cost price
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