Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-30
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

ID Home.
clans advice on Thursday it was dis
covered that blood poisoning had super
vened, which careful attention may ov-
ercome.
Centerville.
Lee Kinder was found guilty in JUS
| tice j. NJ Zimmer's court yesterday of
4 selling liquor on two counts and the
justice imposed a fine of $50 for each
count. Kinder appealed the case to the
| district court. Later he was arrested
/ by Sheriff Ed Clinic on bench war
rant for the violation of an injunction
1 which had been issued against him re-
4 straining him from selling liquor.
Mouiton.
Almost at the same hour. Thomas
Morrison and his son, who reside in
Moulton, died yesterday morning. The
father died from the effects of a stroke
of paralysis of sometime ago and the
death of the son was caused by CON
sumption. They have both been sick for
some time and their death was not un-
expected. The father died first and the
sons death was but few minutes
Halter.
Mt. Pleasant.
4 All the members of the county board
We're here Saturday. They think the
4 cost of the smallpox Will be about 81, 900
to the county, ..' Conductor F. j.
| Crickman, of the Cialena division, had
narrow escape from being run over and
killed by a switch engine in the yard
near Fifth street Monday night about
4 l0:45. He was conductor on MOI l24 and
was about ready to leave the yard when
he stepped off of his way car directly in
front of switch engine 43s. that was APP
4 preaching on another track. The foot
board caught him knocking down be-
tween the rails, the engine passing
partly over him before it could be srop-
| ped. He received severai cuts about the
4 legs and head and was quite badly
bruised up He was taken to the hos
pital and will be laid up for several
weeks. This is Conductor Crickman's
second narrow escape in the last few
months. He has been out of the hospt-
albut u short time from injuries re-
ceived by being struck by a switch
while riding on the side of car at
haywood.
1 Ottumwa.
Courier IS: After today's session
with Judge Moon, it is not probable
that Mart Fouts will admi, minors to
his gambling house again very SOON.
Fouts was arrested. charged with keep
ling a disordery house upon informa
ton filed by one of Ottumwa's promi-
nent business men, whose minor son
persisted in spending all his spare nick
els in ..bucking the tiger" Fouts was
notified by the gentleman to keep the
boy ont OF his place, but 1t appears he
paid no attention to it. He was arrested
Hast night and instructed to appear be-
fore Judge Meone this morning. When
\ the court read the charge to him he
4 pleaded guilty and the judge said he
Thought $76 was about right. Fouts was
4 nonplussed. and tried to get the court
| to let him down little easier. He said
| he did not have that much money with
him. and the court gave him until to-
morrow evening to pay up or he said
he would put him in Jail. He was
hauled up in the raid about May /, and
was fined $50. and thought he was i'm
muned for another month.
Davenport.
There is another case of smallpox in
llthis city, the tifty-sixth this year. and
the siNty-s sixth from the beginning of
this experience With the disease. The
victim is Mrs. George Haligan. who has
| been quarantined at st. Roberts hospit-
al with her husband, who was taken
Iathere some time ago with the disease.
She was very Ill several days recently,
but the eruption appears in very
| light form and she is feeling quite we'll
now. - The local union of the
journeymen BARRIERS of this city is filled
With gloom foreboding, for IL is short
treasurer and all its cash. Harry a.
Westerman is the missing official Of the
! union. He was last seen here IN the
night of Friday MaySl7. On that eve
ming he left his place of employment.
the Windsor shaving parlors, Louis
Eckhardt proprietor for parts un-
known. He told some of his friends
that he was going to see his mother.
who lives at Fort Wayne. Ind. He told
his employer that he was going GU, into
the country, would like to have the key
to the shop SO he could enter ii to get
razor or two, as he expected to pick up
shave or so while there. and Others
were left in The dark. He did enter the
Shop and get razor or two. In fact he
got his entire kit of tools. They are
supposed To left the city in his com
pany An investigation of his accounts
with the BARRIERS union shows that he
is over s57 short.
II saved HIS Log
P. "A. Danforth. of LAGRANGE. Ga.
suffered for six months with frlghtful