Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-09

Storm Lake.
The Columbia Hotel erected in this
! city IN 1870, is being RACED to give
place to modern Masonic temple
building. The hotel was one of the few
remaining wooden structures on Lake
avenue The late A. r. Biddle owned
and managed the hotel for several de-
cades. ;. @ 81 f'ess-
odeboIt.
P. A. Lauterbach superintendent OF
the Wall Lake public schools was
| elected county superintendent of Sac
county, at a meeting of the various
boards of education in the county
John Stacks who had held the office for
many years did not seek the office
further on account, of entering other
I work.
Clinton.
A sneak thief had busy and pro-
ftable night of it Wednesday. Three
reports of robberies were made to the
police Thursday, over $40 being the
largest secured by the marauder. w. G.
Richtmar reported he had lost $4.24,
Paul Franks complained of the loss OF
$35 and Chris Larson missed $36 from
his jeans. So far the police have no
clues to the robber.
Waterloo.
| A. F.. Bond, manual training teacher
in the East high school was dismissed
| by the board of education after the
viglantes corps had filed charges of
disloyalty. Bond had failed to support
any of the war movements, purchase Ii
berty bonds ,or thrift stamps and was
! unsatisfactory in his explanation OF
such failures. Bond is Of German par
entage and came to this city from
Ackley.
Boone.
Peter G. Wales who had enlisted pre-
viously for service as q mechanic to
enter the auto school at Kansas City
was at Cerydon when he received word
Friday morning that he was to report
to Boone the same evening to leave
for Kansas City. He left Corydon at
noon on motorcycle and arrived at
Boone at 4:45 p. m. making the trip OF
about 40 miles. He was ready to leave
with the rest of the boys from Boone.
Sioux City.
with brother in the German army
and his son leaving for Kansas City
where he will become soldier fighting
against Germany, John Mulfinger, 81
years old, farmer living near Luton.
APPEARED at the court house Friday to
take out his naturalization papers.
This Is the second time lMulfinger has
taken out his naturalization papers,
II the seven-year clause recently insti-
tuted, having caused the first ones he
took out to be forfeited.
Northwood.
T. S. Hanson, chairman Of Worth
county liberty loan committee received
telegram from the chairman of the
seventh reserve district, including the
states Of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Michigan and Indiana, stating that
Worth county is the third county IN all
these states to receive the honor flag
J and the first to go over the top in their
banking district of nine counties in
Iowa. At 9:45 Saturday, Northwood was
100 per cent over the top and Worth
county so per cent.
Monticello.
! Miss Nellie Morey. of Anamosa, was
elected to the office Of county super
! intendent of Jones county at q meeting
! of the presidents of the various boards
held at Anamosa. She received a ma
| jority of al the votes cast on the sixth
ballot. Other candidates were Chauncey
Hoffman and Edgar johnson of Ana
mosa. At presnt Miss Morey is engaged
| in teaching in Aberdeen, S. D.. For a
number of years she was employed In
Anamosa in that capacity, so is well
known turnout the county.
Hampton.
At the. meeting Friday of all the
chairmen and workers of the county
everyone reported that the machinery
was ready for most successful cam
paigu and that the quota Of 100000