Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-29

Allen. mayor: E. NJ. Tinkham city
treasurer; j. D.. Remington. assessor;
w. c. Hulse, park commissioner:
George n. Urice and w. " Aikely.
lcouncilmen at large: ]. S. Culver,
COUNCILMAN, First ward; F.. D. Troxel,
councilman, Second ward: C. p. Moon,
councilman, Third ward and J. H.
Fry, councilman Fourth ward.
Sioux City.
| Michael Killoran has been rearrested
for the staying Of his brother, Tim Kill
loran, and is being held in the county
jail without bail. The tragedy oc-
Cured near Neville. this county. a
week ago. The arrest was the result
OF sworn statements made by Kill
loran's brothers--Peter and John.
Peter and John Killoran, in the sworn
statements. said that the early state
ments made by them to the effect that
Tom Killoran had wandered out into
the barnyard after the fight and later
died there, were untrue They assert
that Tom died in the house and the
body was carried out to the barn later.
lvinton.
Five hundred children of the public
schools, from the kindergarten to the
eighth grade. will take part in the
spring festival to be staged in the city
park in the middle Of May. Folk games
and drills, Olympian games. Robin
Hood and his band, and several other
pretty and attractive features will be
included in the big open air program
to be staged by the school children. 1t
is now being planned to get the CO.
operation Of the Vinton merchants, and
to ask them to close their places of
business while the festival program is
in progress.
LeMars.
At the city election held here Mon
day George McLatin. republican, de-
feated F. J. Smith. democrat for re-
election by vote OF 605 to 400 The
vote on other candidates was: Alder
men at large, Eastman. republican,
459: Winders, republican, sos; Voll-
mer, democrat, $780, Dom Busch,
democrat, 416. Alderman. First ward,
Woodke, republican, 1875; tanners,
democrat, 1877. Second ward. Beattie,
Republican. 112; Schneider, democrat.
Isl. Third ward. Brown, republican,
1924; Edwards, democrat. 1872. Lang
bout. for treasurer, and Penney, for
Assessor, had no opposition
Cedar Rapids.
Fl. Lefebure and sons. Of Fairfax. re-
lport the sale of Jules-Rem and three
mares to Davis brothers and Writ. of
Parker. S. D.. for $4,000. Jules REM
is the 2,400-pound blue roam Belgian so
often seen in the little roadside pasture
or with his head out the barn window,
watching the passing autos. He has
tbeen at the head of the Lefebure stud
Iof Belgian horses for nearly six years
land was a winner Of many first and
champion prizes in the leading Ameri-
lean shows. He will be succeeded by
lIndigene colt that was raised on
their farms at Fairfax. colt that has
sbeen winner at six big shows and,
Though but &c months old, now weighs
2,100 pounds. and they say they never
Imported better one.
Ivinton.
Many friends followed the body Of
Mrs Arad Thompson, OF this city, who
died Saturday Of paralysis to the grave
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pioneers and one OF the most active
members OF the w. r. c. and the o.
e. s. She was tho wife OF Arad
Thompson, Benton county pioneer,
who died July 20, 1916. Her husband
was clerk Of the district court for two
terms many years ago Previous to
1 coming to Vinton they lived at Shells
burg where Mr.. Thompson was one OF
the pioneer merchants, having started
q store at that place in 1886 Those
who survive to mourn her death are
Mrs William Kreader. Cedar Rapids:
Mrs. NJ. T.. Partridge, Broad Run, va,:
Mrs. 3. P. Rowland and Mrs. l.. M.
Savrey, Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs. A.
Paine Of Rochester. N. ~. Mrs.
Kreader, who is spending the winter
in California was unable to be present
and none Of the other FIVE sisters could
lcome. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Watson
land Guy Haskell Of Cedar Rapids were
those from out Of town who attended
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