Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-28
Southern io,ua Items

Ethe Atlas Company under contract.
and after receiving notice that car
81 cnel had been shipped 10 this
pace. consigned 10 them. and whic,
. they needed very COON. they learned
that the said AtfSfsf Company mad wired
the agent Of tine & II SO. railroad AT
this place TO recDnsign thn car OF coal
IL another place. After this became
tkEown 10 the Iowa Gas and Electric
Company Manager ]. .. Brown got in
speedy communication with w. +.
kDUp, attorney. who, wncn he assured
himself that the car was duly billed 10
the gas company, sued out writ Of
Tepiey!n in the district court To take
tbs coal from the possession Of iha
"a abroad company laid for the was
freight. found the car e c0si h'tched
( and set Sheriff Shepherd upon 1t
armed with the writ Of repIegin. Sher-
m Shepherd delivered the coal 70
the gae factory. The rest Of the pro-
gram is for tho court later.
Keots.
! last week was commencement week
! in keota, The high school Is gradual
/ Ing a class IF eight girls and four
hoye. They are May Mari, Mary
! Crawford, cecile Bowen, Marjorie
Clarke, Grace Fitzgerald. Cleo Lyle,
Zelda OilDger. Irene HeIscher. Nelson
Miles. cloyce Hamilton, Fred Cady
/ and Lyle Greenwood. The last two
! have recently joined the navy and are
! not here to participate in the festiv-
( ities. The baccaLaureate sermon was
! delivered b. Re- Ar. DcwJin. OF the
Presbyterian church last Sunday night.
I The church was not large enough TO
accommodate the crowd. The class
ip1ay. The Maneuvers Of Jane" was
presented first on Tuesday night at
| the Princess Theater. The doors had
\ u be locked to stop the crowd. II
/ war repeated on Wednesday night.
Davenport.
| Davenport will in all probability be
asked to purchase nearly Sl.o00.00o
worth Of war bonds In the liberty
loan. Chairman A. p. Dawson Of the
clearing house committee In charge OF
the sale Of bonds. here. expects TO
Ireceiye notice Of this city's share IN
the national bond sale this week. The
amount each city is expected TO raise
II apportioned On the amount OF bank
depositH Dayenports listing IN this
Tparticuiar Is approximately sS6.000.00O.
A special meeting OF the local commit
tee has been called for. The active
| campaign will be commenced here
s6on One Davenporter has ALREADY
purchased approximately 4l00,0Oo
worth of the liberty loan bonds. Sev-
eral amounts OF 10000 and more have
already been booked, all this before the
active campaign has begun. one nans )
reports saIes Of over $4,000 worth o.
the war bonds.
rsirfsid.
The forty-gecond annual commence
ment season Of Parsons College o.
Fairfield will open Saturday evening,
lJDne 2, with the annual college sing :
out" ied BY the g1ee club on the coli
Iexe library steps. tins barcaiaureate
! s4rnnSn will be given Sunday morn
.Dg, June 3, By the Rev. l.. II. goa-
ma. III Davenport, and from that time
forth the program consumes practi.
caJIy the sii..ifs tine NATL ThassSsSS,
/ Jnps Z, when the graduation exercises
wiH be held In Barbydt chapel. On
Tues1sy. June s., viii occur the Grao-
nation program Of the Parsons Soi-
4 lege Academy students 1T which time
N tins Academy 6f Parsons will 80 out q
4 ezist<pc@ and the students VIII o
Il 4 ..=ssssB eaTr Of IN tho ce!iese eiss = ee
u proper, There are 10 be 3 numDeT @
gsass reunions and meetings durjnk tne
cemuisDeefnert week 81 Fnrsons3 an %
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