Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28
Des Moines.

In q free-fOr-all ngnt With hHiNes
over woman, two men were wounded
and the interior of a restaurant at
Sixth aud Grand splattered with blood
Thursday night. George Elton and Fat
rick ,McAnna were injured and are be-
| ing held by police for Investigation. !
New Market.
Milo Lathrop died Monday, his death
being due to the injury he sustained
! by falling on the ice some time ago
F.; breaking his leg. He leaves a widow
and seven children! Mr.. Lathrup was
an old soldier and settler, and had been
! married over fifty years. s-a4
Knoxville.
Shawvet Bros. Of Pleasantyille IN
this county, sold a drove Of 100 pigs
last week for $2,721.55. The pigs to-
tailed 34,45O pounds in weight. the
youngest of the lot being under nine
months old and the oldest about ten
months.
Council Bluffs.
Summer cottages on the northern
shore Of Lake Manawa were raided by
| burglars during the past few days. The
amount OF Doodle secured is not known
| but it Is thought that hundreds OF dol
lars worth of property was carried off
Havoc was played with the interior
furnishings. Police suspect. boys were
the guilty parties.
keokuk.
Keokuk now has an automobile fac
| tory, manufacturing poles and shafts
will make new automobiles, a light
commercial truck weighing LOCO
pounds. having a capacity Of SOC
a. ~ ~ ,I1,k ~ nor :
les will be made in the Keokuk plant
and the chassis will be shipped from
an eastern plant and assembled here.
Museatine.
| Rushing in front Of two quickly APP
! preaching automobiles Miss Mabel Nc
Donald Thursday afternoon snatched q
small boy from their path. and hall
dragged, half threw him to e place Of
safety. Neither she nor the lad was
injured, and as he hurried away i'm
mediately after his rescue, his name
could not be learned. 's.
Wellman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klockenteger cele-
brated their golden wedding at Their
home here last week. Their children
| G. W.. and wife of Siebert, Colo: Otto
Of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and John, and
family, Of this place were present. One
son, william, died in 1899, victim Of
the Spanish American war. Mr.. Klock-
enteger is civil war veteran, serving
thruout the war. ri
Columbus Junction.
In attempting &c :.a.w ont an emit.
steel barrel which had contained gas
olene, by building fire around it, 8
L. Haupt, well known farmer in this
vicinity, was burned severely and II
was at first feared that his eyesigh,
was destroyed. The residue gas In
the tank exploded with terrific force
| throwing parts OF the tank 800 feet
The injured man is recovering nicely
Greenfield.
The other Sunday morning while on
her way to Sunday school, Mrs. Clara
Reno, a widow in tkis city, slipped up
on tn icy walk in front OF the q. G
TIaddock residence on East Main stree,
and broke both OF herr arms Two
bones in one wrist and one bone in the
other were broken consequently she
Twill not be able to help herself /. fol
| time time. She resides with her dau8l,-
ter on Walnut street ss. \.
Fairfield. M Y i
| Money again ii easy TO obtair, On
good farm mortgages. odany mort
cages have been past dtae. inst run
ming along till the money Gould be OBJ
ttatned Interest rates Vary as much
tas the price OF horses ~ farmer Who
wants to borrow lera fhan 80 II, acre
tSHa:x good level sptatrie fefin ear aet In