Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
North Mocrssor.

North MoGresor.
Mrs. Glen, living at Ion, near here,
has reached the remarkable age OF loe
wears. and Is enjoying fairly gooo
health for one Of her advanced years.
Mount Vernon.
Fire Of unknown origon Quilted the
two story brick building owned ana
occupied by DR.. G. A. Carson, shorty
after 8 o'clock today. The loss Is estl77
mated at $1,000.
Cedar Falls.
Federal aid to build a permanent
highway from Grundy Center to CEDAR
Falls via Dixie, as well as q highway
from Grundy via Reinbeck to Water
loo. is assured the two counties, accord
ing to a ruling Of che state highway
commission. This is the outcome OF
the recent visit here of the commission,
when it inspected both proposed routes
for the inter county highway.
Clinton.
Sheriff Ramsey has located the own
er of the stolen car which was found
south of Calamus last week and a tele-
gram from George Juhl, of Jewel juno
ton. iowa, today says he is enroute to
claim the car. The car was so badly
damaged when found that Deputy
Sheriff Alesee had to have $50 worth
OF repairs made before he could bring
the carto Clinton,
West Union.
Little Hazel Randall, the 6-year- ole
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ran
dali died Sunday evening from concus-
4. 81; Al fn1
Saturday afternoon while skating @!
roller skates in the kitchen Of the Ran
dali home. She was in the secont
grade II. school and a member of Mrs
G. D. Darnell's Sunday school e!5ss
The sympathy Of many friends is eT-
tended by the community.
Manchester.
Mrs. Elsie Masters, Of this city, ex-
cells not only in the quality of her can
ned fruits and vegetables, but in tns
quantity canned during the season
AT the Delaware county fair she tool
| large number Of premiums, both 70!
individual specimens and collections
of canned goods and now has in hei
cellar fifteen hundred quarts of can
ned fruits and vegetables. This Is Ii
addition to large quantities Of jellie'
and jams which are also on her shelves
all the result Of last summers work
done in her own kitchen. Z
Amos.
| Mrs. e. II. Graves received a mes
sage telling Of the, sudden death Of no,
father Dr. w. H. Wynn, formerl,
| connected with the faculty Of low;
State college, but for several years
resident of Tacoma, Wash, at his home
Sunday. The funeral services were t
have been held this afternoon. Dr
Wynn was IS years old, and was act
i've up until the time of his death. Nc
details Of his illness have been receive'
SO far. Only a few days ago Mrs
Graves received letter from he
father stating that he was in. the bes
OF health. -, !! IL
AIsona.
George Campbell, a man 81 years .
age, was crushed to death last Sun
| day morning where the C. & N. w
crosses State street. Campbell was :,
farmer and was moving from Oxford
Iowa, to Lake Crystal, Mimi. where
he expected to go onto u farm In thu
i spring. The remains were taken ii
charge by Coroner w. y. LAirG. ali,
an inquest was held Monday after
noon at the undertaker's pariors, j. O
Paxson, u. j. -McChesney and JOIN
Lang serving on the jury. The trAir
crew was called and from their evi.
dence, verdict Of suicide was return
ed. It appears that Mr.. Campbell LEFT
his car, containing household good,
land machinery, when the train stopped
and was seen on the ground on tn,