Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

Swiney moved to farm near High
view, and in the spring of 1906 they
located in Iowa Falls, where they re-
manned until 1911. Since that time
Webster City has been their home.
New Albin. saa 500,
James Casey, working on his farm
near here, found the skeletons Of sew
eral persons. which had been washed
out Of the ground by the recent heavy
rains and the food waters of creeks
near his place. The bones were those
Of large persons, and citizens in this
district are inclined to believe they are
from the graves of Indian chiefs who
were buried there.
Ames. .~
Mrs. J. r. Carey, So, living three
miles northeast Of Ames, who has been
a resident Of this community for near
ly thirty-fve years, died. She with
her husband, came to Amee in the fall
Of 1888, and has since resided here
Mr.. Carey died in December, 1900. Mr..
Fand Mrs. Carey had nine children, four
Of whom survive, Lyle, Ernest and Ed
ward Carey, and Mrs. Joe Steward, all
near Ames.
Webster City.
The Webster City Implement Com
pany will begin the erection of mod
ern two story building Of brick and
concrete within few weeks at cost
OF between $4,000 and $4,000. This
company has purchased thru w. A.
johnson. two lots owned by the Funk
heirs. One lot is now occupied by the
Little Owl cafe, in the 500 block on
East Second street, and the other is
the one directly east of the cafe.
Mason City.
j. Fl. McEwen, brother-in-law of
w. A. Rugg, who now resides at Mar
tinez. Cal. has received word of the
death Of Mrs. Rugg at her California
home. Death was sudden and unex-
pected but the cause was not stated
The Huggs lived in Mason City and
Rockwell two decades ago. Mr.. Rugg,
now editor Of the Contra Costa Gazette,
when living in Mason City was associ-
ated with the late Will e. Tucker on
the Republican.
Amos.
Byron Bryant and Miss Ruth Cook
were married at the Christian parson-
age by Rev. Lew Harris. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Merrill Marshall
ana Miss Louie Poole. The bridal
couple went to Grand Mound to spend
q couple Of weeks with relatives. They
will make their home in Nevada. The
groom is the only son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Bryant while the bride is the
elder daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cook, Of Lynn street.
Amss.
Mrs. Anton slottenow. 80. Of near
Ontario, died In q hospital in Ames,
following an illness Of about two
weeks. Stomach trouble was given as
the cause Of death. She was brought
to ,Ames last Monday and placed in the
hospital but her condition gradually
grew worse. Surviving Mrs. Slottenow
besides her husband are seven chill
dren, the oldest Of whom is 10 years Of
age. The youngest was years old
last Saturday Mrs. Slotenow's father,
James o. Shaw. lives in Kanawha.
Fort Dodge.
George lMunroe, member of the
force guarding the clay products COM
pany, whose employees are on strike.
was Bound over to the grand Jury on a
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
The guards at the clay plant have
been appointed deputies by the sheriff,
but have been wearing their weapons
when coming down town to eat. It was
charged by the complaining witnesses
that the chief Of police Is the only man
who can issue q permit to carry q
weapon in the city's limits