Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-09
MitcheIlville.

Mitcheilville.
The fourth Mttchellville man to ne
drawn in the recent draft was young
Mexican and as soon as he heard OF
the result he went to the savings bank
and drew out his money and started fol
Mexico.
Davenport.
DIR. Walter Matthey, one of the six
Davenporters who were indicted II
connection with the Wallace conspiracy
and violation OF the espionage act, re-
turned to Davenport Tuesday and gave
a $1,000 bond to appear for a hearing
before the federal grand jury next
month
Oxford Junction.
John Pachek. the young farmer who
was so mysteriously injured at MS
home east of town last Tuesday, olec
Thursday afternoon in a Cedar Rapids
hospital where specialists had taken
him for an X-ray examination. 1t re-
vealed that his hack was broken oe'
tween the shoulder blades and nc
help could be given him except &c
ease his pain.
Davenport
Eighteen kegs of beer and kindred
fluids. seized by Sheriff Henry A
Kuehl and state agents in a raid upon
the tavern conducted by Peter ane
walter wamser at Maysville on June
% were poured into the sewer late
Tuesday afternoon on orders from the
co,,r, of Justice Of the Peace PHI
Daun. The wet goods consisted o.
Malta, said TO be substitute Tor the
amber fluid.
Missouri Valley.
Crist V. Jones, "a, of Missouri Val
ley, reputed TO be worth 100000, en-
| listed in the marine corps at Omahs
this week, after trying to get In to'
| six weeks He is twenty-five pouncs
under weight and had to obtain
government waiver. Jones is a, grad
| nate of Iowa college. He is half owner
| Of $50 acres of Iowa land. Recruitlnt
officers who rejected Jones were mucl
| surprSsed when he showed up with tne
| waiver. He was sent to Port Royal
S. c.
Oskaloosa. :.
| An automobile owned by w. NJ
| Noyak collided with a street car. a.
the intersection of Second avenue ane
| Market street about $3.50 o'clock OF
! Monday evening. The auto ran mt
| and under the street car, tore on W
| fender and entrance step and aio ON
| er damage The street car was iiIte'
I'D and some witnesses thought
| would be turned over by the motor car
| The auto was not much injured aslu'
| from a bent axle. Fortunately Tor al
| concerned, no personal injuries oc
| Cured.
Wilton
Clint Knudson. age %, a membe
| of an extra gang working on the man
line of the Rock Island here, was
severely injured Monday afternoon
A water keg used by the railroad GAM
was sitting near the track, when tn
| west bound Rocky Mountain Limitee
| struck the keg throwing it in the ar
Knudson was struck in the back %.
the flying keg, breaking three ribs ant
puncturing a lung. DR.. A. r. Leltn
| railroad physician, gave tine iS;;1re'
man medical attention and he was late
removed to his home in Durant.
Davenport.
4 Charged with striking and abusin
his gray haired mother, Harvey Hob
son, farmer residing three miles mort
Iof LeClaire, was placed under arres
early Saturday by Deputy Sheriffs VIII
!. liam Brehmer and Herman Gonder al
lodged in the Scott county Jail pendin
trial on Monday before Justice of tn
; Peace John Henry at LeC1aire. Hob
sons wife was taken into custody b
the officers on charge of being intox
Heated. She is in the county jail. Th