Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-31

City delivered splendid address. Rev.
A. Fl. Jayne, of Cedar Rapids gave tre
opening prayer A half hour bard
| concert was enjoyed before the meeS
Ing. There was an unusually large at
tendance and most enjoyable and
profitable Afternoon was spent. These
meetigs are held every two weeks at
Rockwell. They are proving n great
success as u patriotic community gath
| ering.
Boone. =
Cleo Adams recently was commits
| stoned second lieutenant in the quarter
master corps national army. He has
been in France about n month. ard.
according to letter received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Adams,
229 Cedar street, he Is well and likes 1t
over there Lieutenant Adams was
given his commission Immediately
upon his arrival in France and Boone
people Will be glad to know that he is
making good in his army life.
Marion.
George Brousseau whose death &C.
CURED Friday evening, was for years
clerk in the railway mail service.
! during which time he never missed q
trip. was in fourteen wrecks, four OF
which were head-on collisions, in none
OF which he suffered material injuries
About two years ago he met with an
accident at Omaha while leaving his
car, a broken hip being the result. since
which time he has never fully re-
covered, but was able to attend the
patriotic exercises at Memorial hall
Thursday to witness the departure OF
the boys in the afternoon. one OF his
own sons being member Of the con-
tinget.
Boone.
George Kotosonoris, wrestler with
the carnival showing here. was ar
rested Friday on a charge of kicking
Guy Flockhart, IL years old, in the
face. The trouble happened at the car
nival grounds during an out-of- door
exhibition. Kotosonoris was on the
platform before the athletic show
started and boys on the grounds were
kidding him. He turned quickly and
kicked, meaning to scare the boys he
told the Justice. and accidentally
struck young F7ockhart. He had on
his soft wrestling shoes at the time.
The information was sworn out by
Robert Fiockhart. the boys father, but
later withdrew the charge. Kototsorloris
waS released on bond Friday that he
might continue his work Friday night
INaterloo.
Oats, oats. everywhere ana n,t q
single grain to eat. This was the pre-
dicament OF two horses attached to a
| wagon, standing on Sycamore street
from early Thursday morning until
late Friday afternoon. The owner OF
the. team left them standing hitch,df to
the wagon which was loaded with oats
on his arrival In the city and failed Ia
return and feed them during this per-
iod OF forty hours. A complaint was
turned into the police Friday evening
and the horses were taken to local
livery barn and oats taken; from the
wagon for their feeding. Shortly after
ward their owner was located and II
was then ascertained that ne .twaf
just finishing q huge celebration
This event consisted OF, q varied a.
sortment Of drinks secured from pa
triotic bootleggers" Of the city who APP
parently desired to furnish refresh.
limeuts to the thirsty in the celebration
held Friday. The celebrant was giver
q bed at the city hotel Friday evening
andsa charge Of Drunkenness placed or
! the register. An additional charge ol
orVeltysto animals may. DO hied In thu
criminal DIVISION Of municipal court.