Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-27

| Waukon. "a
The commercial club has set Oct. IL
for their third annual jubilee day Mer-
chants will offer special bargains anc
an AGRICULTURAL exhibit will be arrans-
| ed A noted speaker viii be secuFeu'
Cedar Rapids.
| Veterans of the Twenty-fourth IN
fantry held their annual reunion II
I'm 1851, pur 90 were nD-e"t'es eptyI w
to roll call.
Waterloo.
John Bading of Urbana was takel
into custody Friday afternoon on Z
| charge of seduction. He was arrested
| by the local authorities at the request
Of Urbana officials. Bading was turn
| ed over to Constable D. y. Lane ant
was returned TO Urbana last evening
| He had been in Waterloo only short
time having recently secured work in
factory here.
Dubuque.
The German Presbyterian synod OF
the ives: which covers territory ex-
tending from Cincinnati to the Pacific
coast and from Canada to ST. Louis,
| convened in annual session here Mon
day morning. Two hundred ministers
and as many laymen are in attendance
coming from all over the synod. A
number of subjects of importance TO
the church will be passed on.
Waterloo.
In the office Of F. S. Merriau. ref
petition by John Same, tenant
1;,t,
tiles are about $1,000 and the assets
about half that sum. A public sale
was held yesterday and the proceeds
will be held by Paul e. Kingsbury, as
custodian, Until they can be distributed
among creditors. W. y. Birdsall rep
resents the petitioner.
Waterloo.
Helen Worrell, ten years old, living
at 337 Vine street east, was slightly in
jured when the buggy in which she was
riding with the nineteen yeaI-oiI son
of DR.. C. F. Adams was struck by an
automobile on Fourth and Commercial
streets. The machine was driven by
George Yenney, and the collision was
caused by the wet pavement. Numer-
Gus complaints have been received be-
cause Of the sprinkling Of the street at
this place. Nearly every machine pass
ing that point has skidded.
Sioux City.
Football men at Morningside College
are planning ways and means Of catch
ing a sneak thief who has been steal
ing money and valuables from their
lockers. The men have been in the
habit of putting their street clothes
and what valuables they contain in
their lockers. with their shoes under
the locker and the locker key in one OF
them. Lee Hornney found himself
short SIG and Wilson Clark had IS
ball practice.
Waterloo.
Myrtle Armagost asks the court to
annul her marriage to C. A. Arrna-
COST on the ground that defendant
was the legal husband of Margaret
Morton Armagost when they were
welded Oct. IS, 1915. Plaintiff al
leges Mr.. Armagost and Margaret Nor
ton were married Dec. Is, 1907; that
defendant represented he was an un-
married man, capable OF entering the
marriage contract with plaintiff. In
her plea to the court, Mrs. Armagost
asks that her marriage be annulled,
that she be given $50 for counsel fees
and $50 month temporary aiinony;;
that 3155 which she said she ad-
vanced to defendant be returned to her
and that she be given 1880 on fnal
hearing. rt.
Waterloo, = " = ~ r.
Joyriders met with a serious acct
dent shortly after stealing Ford car
belonging to Sandy MdManus near the
hotel at about mid
night Friday night. The car was stand