Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-22
Waterloo.

Waterloo.
lanes Hetzler, a former Waterloo
resident, employed as turnkey IN tne
county Jail at Rawlins, Wyo., was az
tackled by a prisoner In the jail oatut
day. Hetzler was laid unconscious w
a blow over the head with an iron oar'
His condition is said to be crltlcai.
BIairstown. 49,, ~.
Friends have received word Of the
death of Mr.. L. II. Bufkin at Des
Moines. Mr.. Bufkin was former resi-
dent of Blairstown, having had charge
! Of the newspaper Several years ago.
Mrs, Prail, daughter, was with MIN
when death came The family nave
1.-THE sympathy of Blairstown friends.
| Dubuque. w = III
Thomas X, Young, an employe OF the
Ia v mcdonald company here, was
crushed to death Tuesday evening
when a hoisting machine Weighing three
tons fell on him. The machine was
being moved into position When IL
toppled over and fell on, Young. Young
was 50 years old. II. ~
! Dubuque. ,
working under assumed names and
J pretending they were securing SUP
I scriptions to certain magazine In or
der to win a scholarship in a local col
lleSe, two strangers were arrested by
Chief Giellis Saturday night. They
were allowed to get out of town with
out prosecution and agreed to abandon
their scheme. T.
lEmmstsbura. al -
NJ. ]. K. Martin has filed a claim
against the city of Emmetsburg for
SIC, 900 damages on account OF the
septic tank that has been erected
somewhere in close proximity to his
property. We have not examined the
papers filed by him and so can not
| be specific in the matter. AS yet the
city council has taken no action In the
| matter. ~.- ... r..
EstherviiIe. 49,: -
| Last Friday night an Baskerville
man by the name Of Robert Levelle
was returning home from work at q
late hour and was set upon by three
| tramps and severely beaten. The OBJ
ject of the hold-up was money and
when the tramps found that Levelle
| had no money in their rage they beat
him and tore his clothes to tatters.
Esthervile is having quite a time with
| a big surplusage of tramps. sr.rs q
West Union. 81
| Rev, Fred Il. Dean, of Summerset,
Iowa, has accepted the call to the
pastorate of the West Union Baptist
church, and will move here in time
| to take up his new duties Sunday,
May Z. The fact Of his call to the
pastorate was chronicled In these coll
umns last week. That his work here
may be enjoyable and helpful to him
self, the congregation, and the COM
munity. is the earnest wish Of West
Union people.
Waterloo.
| The council Of administration OF the
Iowa Bankers Association held q
meeting here Wednesday. Plans are be-
| ing perfected for the state convention
to be held here June ,20-21. The council
/ Is composed OF eleven group chair
men, the retiring president, ]. L. Ed
wards, Burlington. and the present Of
ficials: H. T. Blackburn. 4Des Moines,
president; w. A. Dexter, Toledo, vice
president; g. ]. Wohlenberg, Holstein,
treasurer; p. w. Hall. Des Moines.
secretary.
Cedar Falls.
| To find out at first hand how their
breakfast food Is actually made, sixty
yOuIlS men lIoAi tA0 PoAtASdA 3CCoiloMiy
department OF the state university at
Iowa City came to this city and made
a trip. thru the Quaker Oats factory.
They saw the grain from the time 1t
entered the machines In It's natural
state until 1t came out ready Tor the
breakfast table. The students were
guests of the Commercial club at noon
luncheon and were addressed BY several
local bankers. ;3s
vinton.
| The northeastern Iowa district con-
] ventinn of the Church Of 4f.hra..S& u
hold a three days session In this city
commencing on Tuesday of next week
A very elaborate program has bASn
| ARRANGED which Includes ad dresses IS
J such churchmen q q. 3. Hetsers ii