Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25

They were arraigned before United
States Commissioner +. r. Mitchell and
entered plea Of not guilty and were
bound over to the federal grand jury
under 81 900 bonds. They were unable
to furnish bonds and went to the
county jail The father OF the Kirk
patrick girl is said to run restaur-
ant in Oskaloosa and she is reported
70 be the wife OF a soldier now serving
in France All belong TO reputable Os-
kaloosa families.
Scion - VIM Andrews, a Morse
farmer, while at work in the hay field
on his farm a half mile north OF
town, was the victim Of an accident
which might easily have been the
cause of his death. In some way he
was pitched from the load striking
with great force on his head and
shoulders His head was pressed
| against his chest with enough momen-
| tum that his lungs are reported to De
| seriosuly injured. 1t was thought
when he was first picked up that his
neck was broken but 1t was soon found
that he was only unconscious.
Burlinaton-A woman who saw Bur
! IlngION grow ITOt1l lew StOir CO ''4'
score of houses into the present city
whose heart and interest was with
this community and who noted the
| progress with much pleasure, was
Mrs. Mary Jane David Garman. VINO
passed away in her home in Union
township. Mrs. Garman was the sec
ond daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Barton
David, who were among the first pion-
GERS to settle in Burlington when the
hills were still populated with the IN
dams. She was born in this city Jan.
3. 1912, and lived here all Of the sew
enty-scvea years of her life.
Dow City-Mrs. Walter Homan died
| at her home a few miles northwest OF
| town. aged Sc years. She had attend
ed to her home duties as usual and re-
tired about 10 o'clock. During the
night her husband heard her moan
but thinking she was tired after busy
day was not alarmed. He arose at the
usual time, lighted the fire and Wen'
to the barn to attend the morning
chores. After a time he returned tc
the house and was surprised to tinc
his wife still in bed and on going te
the bed to awaken her found she was
lifeless and had apparently been deac
for several hours. Her death Is at
| tributed to heart failure.
Cornina-The Iowa State College a
. Ames, thru it's engineering extension
department this year, is presenting ar
innovation for the first time in TIM
country and the Adams county fair Il
chosen for the beginning OF the move
ment. Many large charts and bulletin
;. on the general subject Of coal buyini
and coal burning for economy are pre-
scented and talks are given during tn
day. At the same time during tn
week the many heating and boile
! plants are visited and inspected ant
I such suggestions will be offered as vii
lead to coal saving. Next week tn
exhibit will be taken to the Taylo
county fair at Bedford.
Fairfield-T. NJ. Deal, county agent
: reports that the Jefferson county farm
= bureau will cooperate with the com
munity club in putting on the county
4 wide picnic at the county home, Aug
:. The principal speaker Of the even
Ing will be Chaplain Winfred e. Robt
' who comes very highly recommend
l. ed as a speaker and has something t
tell that every Iowan is interested II
While at the front with the Rainbo7
boys. he was awarded the Distinguish
ed seryi.:. Cross " General Pershins
It Chaplain Robb's lecture will be mad
Il especially interesting by the shown
: of pictures taken at the front, show
= ing Iowa boys in action, and ais
e graves where Iowa boys were laid
n rest. .
q OskaFoosa - Argument over tf
Q shooting of dog by Chief Of Police
M. Blair, led to an exchange of blow
- between the chief and Attorney 0.
10 G. Phillips, a. former Justice of tt
o peace Of this city. The lawyer had tn
i better of the fistic encounter, until tt
n chief got hold Of his club. then II
fight was all his, and he got the dc
= cision, while Philips got two blac
j. eyes and mighty sore head. II
e chief had broken up dog fight Sur
q, day by shooting one OF the ringleader
10 on which the license had been pail
(. 1ss!s made the n.gner nf the ca.-!-
l. very wroth, and he took the matter
1t Phillips. The attorney went to the O
Ii flee Of the chief Of police to remor
d strate with him over the shooting. II
le argument became very heated and Il
oIfercaffou enaued. F