Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-08

Boone. :,
James F1ockhart was found dead IN
]bed Sunday morning at his nome, ole
Main street. He had apparently peen
in his usual health previously, Out
no ssed away some time during the
night. He was about 70 years of age
LeMars. ,
Mrs. Lilly Lawrence and Frank l.
Parker were arrested al hinton ias'
| week on The charge of adultery. They
pleaded guilty in the district cour'
and were each sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary. The information
was sworn out by the woman's nus
band.
Charles City.
James Lancaster received word from
the adjutant general at Washington
that his son Harold, with Company "A.
1O2d infantry, is Officially reported
missing since Sept. 26. Harold Lam
caster served on the Mexican bordet
and was one of the first to enlist from
here when war was declared.
Doom.
DR.. J. Fred Brott, a prominent pny-
sician of this place for the last twenty
wears. was found dead in bed Wednes-
day morning. Heart failure is the
supposed cause. He appeared In ro-
dust health on retiring the.nlsn pc
fore. Besides his wife the deceased is
survived by several brothers and SIS
tiers.
Clinton.
Mrs. Elsie Tank Osborne, one OF
Clinton's visiting nurses, encountered
one of the most pitiful cases IN all OF
her experiences when she FOUND
thirteen in one family Ill with innu-
enza. While she was administering 10
the rest of them the youngest one dled.
Mrs. Osborne obtained PERMISSION TO
send three of the sicnest ones to the
hospital and efforts are being made
to care for the remaining ones at
home. ,.-.-- -.
Maquoketa.
Ralph Bowman, Of Newton. came in
contact with d live wire while help-
ing on the roof with some wiring that
was being done on a building here.
The wire carried 1900 volts. When
found he was Unconscious and 1t was
thought he was dead, but life was re-
stored by artificial respiration. Inc
injured mans shoulder. hip, thigh and
foot we're badly burned, besides re-
ceiving a multitude Of other burns on
| his arms.
Nashua.
Lawrence, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Fangman, is the first young man
from this city to make the supreme
sacrifice for his country. . message
being received by his parents Thurs
dav night that he had died Of pdeu-
monia in France, Oct. 5. Lawrence
had been in the service only few
months. He is survived by his par
ents. three sisters and three brothers
| One brother, Norbert, is stationed al
Camp Dodge and is home on brief
furlough.
Cedar Falls.
Iowa State Teaches college has AZ
former students in military service
They are classified as follows: On
brigadier general, eight majors, two
colonels, II captains, four lieutenants
81 sergeants. SO corporals, Soi hrsi
class privates, five ensigns, 22S radio
workers, 40 aviators, seven bandmen
! IS medical officers, 81 artillery, q
navy, eight machine guns, II in !. NJ
| C. A., % engineers, Is marine, II am;
bulance, two dietitians. seven nurses
five ordnance, one canteen.
Win&hrop. ii
The fine new modern farm house O
Harold Brintnall burned t. the ground
Saturday morning about o'clock. Th'
IRE company, was called out tWic,
on Friday but the fire was all in tn
! walls. supposed to have caught from {
laundry stove. On Saturday mornins
1t had gained such Roadway nothing
could be done. The furniture down
stairs, except the piano, was saved
i All the canned fruit and vegetables il
the cellar were saved, Tho family ma
moved into the old Brintnall farm rest
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