Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-19

0liddsn- Mrs. Walter Bennett who
was seriously burned at her home
northeast OF town last week. died at
tho Carroll hospital.
keokuk Is to have large
marine ways butt this spring. II viii
be the only one between Rock Island
and ~. Louis and VIII pc one OF four
on the MISSES s,ppi, The ways VIII be
of the latest style OF operation.
Iowa Clty--A pre- election wsvo
OF reform swept over Iowa city, when
the chief OF police ordered all punch
boards removed from cigar and con-
fectionery storoA The embargo covers
all forms OF polite gambling.
Atlantic --Haas Anderson, who
few days ago celebrated his nfticth
wedding anniversary, Is dead at his
home near klmballton, lie was 81
years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
came from Denmark only a few years
ago and located on a farm near Kim
ballton, Several children had preceded
them TO America.
Oskalossa Councilman r.. Heasley
Mas stricken with apopieSy while sup
erintending the construction of a new
warehouse and died twenty minutes
later. MIR, Heasiey was Il prominent
business man here and prominently
identified with the Methodist church.
He was candidate for reelection this
spring, He was So years Of age.
DsWitt-DsWitt is now assured 81
victory celebration on July T. \
meeting was nald at the mayors office
NJ yN-hI ,h ha ftaphci
Mayor 'Quigley appointed T. W, Large
as chairman II the executive commit
tee and MIR. large will choose the ad
tional members. who will go ahead
with plans For the greatest celebra-
ton ever held here.
Iowa City-The State University OF
Iowa will educate young men in the
art of flying " the ground school for
aviators Is established here as fore
cast by Col. c. Mumma, and fostered
by the military committee OF ire lower
house OF the Iowa legislature, which
has asked $4,000 for land and equip
ment for sucn purpose. IL the Dill
goes thru the university is likely to
obtain tract near its west side bar
racks.
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Council. 92l West Fifth street. SUI
fered number of bruises about their
bodies when they were struck by an
automobile driven by Miss Gretchen
Schramm. on Third and Warren
streets Miss Schramm was just about
to turn the corner when Mr.. and Mrs.
Connell are said to have stepped IN
front Of the machine. Both were thrown
to the pavement The injured couple
was taken to their homo by DR.. ID. q,
Kreul who attended them. Their IN
juries. however. are not thought TO De
serious,
Iowa City-i-ightning paradoXically
plunged Iowa City into darkness Sat
urday night and Sunday morning, by
striking the wires In the north end
and thus resulting In burning out me-
chanism in the electric light plant
across the river. at CorAlville. Other
trouble Of minor type, turnout the
city caused further delays. but the
company reesta blished service before
SUNDAY night. A terrific hail storm
assailed the Rock Island passenger
train. between johnson and Jones
county stations, on the way from SCION
to Morley. Typical hens eggs leu
smashing windows, and terrifying pas
sengers. Nobody was injured.
CiarindavSix of the men who were
caught carrying booze thru Page coun-
ty, and who left behind them heavy
cash bonds OF $500 each, sent their az
torneys down TO appear for them IN
omen court when their cases were
called. The result OF the trials was
that each oootlegger the names
entered OH the court records Deihg ~
G. South, John Brown. John Doe Jon"
Murphy and Charles Peterson 'ntu
their attorney entered plea OF suiir'
and Judge Peters gave each man Inc
NJ soo5 and costs. This much was
taken out of the cash bonds previous
l., nut I'D, which amounted TO some
thing like $4,000, the balance beins re-
turnedto them
Muse atine-Private Earl WILL 10
cal drafted soldier and son OF Weoo
viii OF Muscatine, is being sought oS
local relatives thru the bureau or com
munication at Washington, d. Z. 40
word has been received from MN
since October 90 and his name has not
apoeared in any of the casualty hsts
vet received. He was member OIL
comnany c, 166th infantry. when the
letter dated Oct. % was received. nc
loft Muscatine with draft contingent
OF early fall and trained at camp