Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-03

Alden. - '".,. - -" 4 X
Fire totally destroyed the residence
owned by Ralph Ueters Wednesday
| The house was brick and was aIt4of thu
| beys h Alden Theacause Of The fire II
! unknown. F" s'S'7>' ~ -: ~
lie Mars.
/ H. B. Mansfield, aged Is, was struck
iby a freight train on the railroad bridge
Enorths Of town and seriously injured
His right arm was mashed to a pull
and he may have been hurt internally
He was taken to local hospital. T.
Nora Springs. ..4 u.s.!
| Charles F. Ladwig.' II years old. ant
Mrs. Slecta Sullivan, 81 years old
eloped to Charles City and were mar
ried last week. The bride is wealthy
widow and the bridegroom a retired
farmer of no small means.
Dubuque. -....'
John Maroney,- serving six months
term in the county jail for breaking
and entering, escaped from deputy
sheriffs Thursday afternoon as he. will
other prisoners, were being taken ou
to work on the county roads. He was
not recaptured. M
Sioux City. f.-3;, ..-.. .e..~.,.
The, cost Of new structures erected
In Sioux City during the month Of
March totals $549.4S0, according to thu
monthly report prepared by Cit,
Building Inspector M. j. Henoch. Thi!
brings the total cost Of new structure.
for the year up to $1,161,0So.
Dubuque. 81 -. i.
Thomas Reilly, a well known ant
highly respected resident Of Dubuque
died suddenly early Wednesday morn.
Eing, apoplexy being the fatal allment
! Mr.. Reilly retired in his usual health
| Tuesday evening. Hs-Was born in Du.
buque, having been the son of Thona!
. Reilly, one of the city's early pioneers
Charles City, - ~. $.., E.
The Business Mems Progressive
league, composed OF local business men
was organized Wednesday,. One Of it!
| first acts was the adoption of a strone
resolution protesting against the figh
made upon Sunday moving pictures
The resolutions assert the attempt tC
prevent Sunday movies is backed b!
only a few Of the people Of the city.
Cedar Rapids. .s y
The Master Hprseshoerse Of Iowa
have just concluded their annual meet
ing here by electing r. A. Evans Of
Des Moines, president; r. L, Hayden
of this city, first vice president; Albert
Smith, of Muscatine, second vice presi.
sdent, and d. E. Copp, of,iDes Moines
secretary and, treasurer. Davenport
was selected as the meeting place II
1917. 81
N arion. Il 1t
~ al burglar who entered the Hubbard
cleaning establishment Tuesday nigh
stole an overcoat and two, suits o.
d6tHes. Entrance was gained BY seal
ing the froof and opening q transom
The man was arrested by Cedar Rap.
Ids police while attempting to dispos,
OF the stolen clothes. Cedar Rapid!
authorities were not apprised OF TIL,
robbery here until the man had beer
released.
Ida Grove. sg
Mrs. Emma Crowley has brough
suit against f. ". Kelly, who leased OIL
March i. 1916, quarter section II
Section 20. Blaine township, Tor ssSt
yearly rental She alleges that he ha,
plowed up some ground that had beer
seeded down and she wants $500 dam.
lagos for this. and that defendant 5,
required to keep premises in good or.
der and that he be ehJoined from
blowing up the seeded fields and GROUND
lin front OF the house. q use.
Fort Dodge
oliver Esrteker Hamilton, county,
+ n mai. =. In jail here; under III
dictment Tor aileged larceny and a.