Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-18

Des Mones.
The Bankers Trust COMPANY 81
600. 900 mortgage and trust COMPANY
announced its organization Sunday. It's
ca pital will be 100000: its surplus
1850 600. B. Frank Kaufman is presi-
dent,
Des Moines.
The most absent minded man is john
Deels of Dyersville, who left MS auto
| mobile on the Des Moines streets sat
urday night and went home with ms
| family without the car Monday the
automobile was found by police ana
| Deels notified by long distance tele-
| phone.
| Shenandoah.
/ Petitions asking TIE city council to
| submit the question at the coming e!ee
ton in November to the electors OF
Shenandoah as TO whether the superior
court should be continued was SUD-
| mItted to the council az the regular
meeting. There are 60i names on the
petition calling for the special eiec-
ton.
North English.
Irwin. the 4-year- old son of Bert Wy
l.
in williamsburg as the result OF being
kicked by mile while in the barnyard
at the Wyant farm Saturday evening.
The boys skull was crushed. Drs. Jones,
Harrington and Moon operated upon
hin: but without avail. The child was
kicked as his father was watering the
mules.
| Ottumwa.
Although he has been appealing thru
| all the channels of the United states
department of justice and to At
| torney General Gregory, Edward u
| Madison. wealthy Minneapolis broker,
has finally come to the Wapello county
| Jail to serve the three months SEN
teuce imposed upon him in the federal
court at Keokuk last April for inper-
sonating an United States officer
Mattison arrived Monday,
Essex.
John Remainder was attacked by an
enraged steer at the home Of George
Lendberg and narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury. Remainder was knocked down
by the steer. but fortunately the ami
| mails horns were SO extended MT
Remainder was not gored. The beast fe-
! TOClOUSlS WA ls'S GU
| like q wheel before Mr.. Remainder was
| rescued. No bones were broken, but
| Mr.. Remainder suffered severe bruises
and several torn ligaments.
pss Moinss.
Charles Erickson, Missouri Valley
who has been bringing potatoes into
the Des Moines market and selling
them from cars and on the city marke,
at from 1875 to $1.4o per bushel. says
he will be on hand all winter with po-
tatoes. He states he will keep stock
of 10000 bushels on hand and that the
prices will not be high. Erickson.
advent into the potato-selling game
caused a potato war here last week
in which potatoes were sold az low a
rs cents per peck on the city market.
Washington.
John Brooxhart. son Of Col. S. w
Brookhart and Paul Gageby, son Of thu
Rev. F. A. Gaseby, Of Washington, each
suffered broken collar bones and 9TH
er injuries when an auto driven by Miss
Martha Godfrey turned turtle on hill
three miles east Of Washington Sat
urday evening There were I'VE others
in the car Everett Peck, Ferne Brush
| water, Don Pyke, Mia Richards anc
Laura Augustine. They were all cut
and bruised. but Brookhart and Gage
by were the most seriously hurt.
Stockton.
As result of courtesy shown Q
driver OF another machine on the roat
near Probstsi Sunday afternoon. Henry
,Huettman. q resident Of Stockton, II
confined to Mercy hospital in Daven-
port with a broken leg and probable
internal injuries. Mr.. Huettman wa,
driving toward Davenport. Near Prob
stei, seeing another machine approach
ing, Mr.. Hutchinson drove TO the side
OF the ro.S SO SLOW him to pass. A
ditch at the side Of the road was GOV.
cred with weed. The machine turnet
turtle twice. Mr.. Huettman, when res
cued by the occupants Of the otheI