Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-10

Sergeant Bluffs-Hood Bros general
store was broken into and 5000 worth
of shoes and other merchandise stolen
Although the robbers used q wagon TO
cart away their plumber they left not
the slightest clue to their identity. ,
Charles city--An order for 200 trac-
tors has been received by the Hart
Parr company for use in France. This
opens the export business for the local
firm after a.lapse of nearly I'VE years
or since the war began. Five trac-
tors will be Grated at once to be sent
to France. The value of the order Is
alleged to be more than 100000.
Nashua-A. d. Leamsn. with his
crew. who has been getting out ice for
the Crystal Ice & Fue! Company, OF
Waterloo, foc three weeks past, has
shipped out over 200 carloads, and the
gang busy at work every day. sixty
or more men being employed: j. f.
Simpson, Of the Waterloo firm, mas
been spending the past few days here.
Ice will continue to be shipped from
this point as long as the favorable
weather continues.
Boone-Robert Hutchinson son OF
Mr.. and MRS. 4. B. Hutchinson. OF
near Zenorsville, has been appointed
bv Hon. Frank P. Woods to attend the
Annapolis Naval Academy. The APP
pointment was made before Mr.. WOODS
retired as Representative Of this dis
trict March 4. Hutchinson is stu
dent at the Boone high school, grad
nate of the class Of this year. He has
Nh
examination to the academy, and VIII
then take up his duties at Annapohs
early in April.
; 'Waverly-Phillip Hinklc, Russian
Ia borer in the Northwestern yards
here, was instantly killed by an en-
CINE as it" was nearing the coal cnuIs
to take on a supply of coal. Young
Hinkle eviden;ly did no. hear the ap-
preaching engine, and those on the
engine evidently did not notice him.
Hinkle was about Is or 10 years OF
age. He was a twin, unmarried, ana
lived with his parents here. Incident
a,,v. it will be Of interes: to state that
phillip toined the local Yeomen lodge
Tho Tuesday night before he was
killed.
MentiesIIo-The 1-year- daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Schoon, OF
this city. swallowed a strychnine tab
let which very nearly cost the cnlia
nor NE. Mrs. Schoon was In the same
room at the time and discovered "nae
tho child had done within few min
ute,. She telepnoned for physicians
hut the little Sill vas 81 ccnNnlsions
before they could get there MIS-
Schoon administered first aid RENE
dies, The doctors worked all day win
the case and by p m. had the cni!o
s,een,np and on fair way to recoV-
cry.
Storm Lake-Edward OConnor OF
Iowa, city. is to be the frst paid sec
raary Of the Storm Lake Commercial
club. The matter was formally as
'cussed at a meeting Of the board OF
direct ors formal action being taken
Mt an adjourned session. Mr.. @aCon-
nor Ia a graduate Of tho liberal arts
college at the state university at Iowa
Citv and at the time The war broke
out he was pursuing law course
there He AT once entered the SER
yice and spent several months as
drill master at Camp LSdse. goins
overseas later where he spent nVe
months. He has but recently been as
charged from the service.
Indspe n dsncs-Davie Carvey, form
az. member of the Buchanan county
board of supervisors, Is in a critical
condition from burns received In an
accident at his home near Hazeiton.
The kasoline engine being frozen ne