Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-08

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Des Moines. . aa95
The Anamosa reformatory now
has twenty three honor men working
at the site of the women's reformatory
at Rockwell City. Fifteen additional
men were detailed for that duty In the
last week. l,
erosion. 2h
A telegram was received by MRS. L.
A. Barkus in this city Sunday even1ns
of the death of her son, Edmond Stol-
iker, In Kusa, Okla Mr.. Stoliker was
formerly Creston boy. having beer
reared to young manhood in this city
Shenandoah.
Mrs. Laura McCaffree Disney, a frall.
delicate woman, is walking across the
country, visiting as she stops consider
ing each town as location for per-
manent home. She left Sidney by the
way of Knox and Nebraska City for
Geneva, Neb., then to South Dakota.
and possibly Alaska.
Museatine.
Hugh Berry, son of Mrs. Eta Berry,
residing on East Tenth street, was
taken to Eldora by Sheriff Wiley Sat
urday on complaint filed by his mother
claiming that the boy was incorrigible
The youth will be retained at Eldora
until he reaches the age of Fl, unless
otherwise released by the court. He
was ordered sent there by Judge Let's,
who signed the order upon application
of the mother.
Washington.
Eighteen markers have arrived for
the unmarked graves Of civil war vet
Grams in Elm Grove and Woodfawr
cemeteries, thru the influence Of Sena.
tor w. IS. Kenyon. Every grave will now
be marked. The government furnished
free transportation OF them to the rail-
way station. The stones are four inches
thick, Of white marble, thirty-nint
inches long, foot wide and round a.
the top.
Princeton.
Cecil Fletcher, aged IL years, diet
suddenly Sunday at midnight from In
fantile, paralysis. The lad awoke Sun.
day morning with q headache. He wa:
taken sick during the day and expired
at midnight, following an illness Of blu
twelve hours duration. Cecil was the
youngest son of Mr.. and MRS. William
t
farm on the edge Of Princeton and was
a student in the Princeton schools. He
was strong. healthy boy. bright and
cheerful and a general.favorite with his
companions.
Davenport.
In two separate petitions. filed in the
district court Saturday, the sum o.
$4,000 Is asked Of Andresen's Auto Elk.
press Company, composed OF A.. C. An
dressn and Arnold Andersen, BY Violet
Bowdsn, q years.. and her father. Georg,
Bowden Of Davenport. Tue SUM o.
5000 II requested. It being alleged
that the child sustained permanent in
Juries worthy OF this amount. The
fathey contends that $4,000 10 due him
because of expense, liabilities and Other
debts incurred. including medical at.
tention. as the result Of his daughte.
bein ginjured The child was run owe
by ono Of Andresen's auto deliver,
wagons on Aug. 8, 1915. ely and Busl
arc attorneys fos The PLAINTIFF
Davenport.
Marguerite Abrahamson Of Moline
IL dead and Frederick Zeuch Of Daven.
port is in tho Moline hospital, with 3
broken les, ~ tho result Of 4 distress.
ing accident that happened in Molin,
Sunday evening. 1t furnished tragic
ending to the visit Of Moline boy, Ed,
win Hinrichs. to the Zeuch home II
Davenport Sunday, and to the trip to
Moline that Frederick. Davenport
high school youth, was making to Mo-
line. taking his guest back home. The
--boyg An the EoiIaf car had uaNSAN {