Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-19

man Critically Ill - Victims of Ac-
| cidents - Farmer Has Operation for
! Apnendjticis - Other News in Brief.
T..R. county correspondents, despite
the county fair and it's attractions,
have taken sufficient time to provide
| county readers and others interested In
a newsy batch of items this week. Al
state Center a severe loss by fire was
sustained by William Erdens, on the
Schilling farm.
| Three accidents are reported. Henry
| Hilleman, Of State Center, was hurt
by his team becoming frightened at
an automobile: Jacob Galloway, of
| Liscomb, was injured by being thrown
frora load Of hap; and the infant
daughter of I. J. Stumbargh, of Laurel
/ had her fingers badly lacerated by
I catching them in the cog wheels OF
! wringer.
George Marsh, farmer living near
i State Center, is i'll Of appendicitis. ior
1 which he underwent an operation. MIS-.
! William Colebourne and Mrs. Jonathan
4 Read, both we'll known Gilman women
are critically ILL., The Farmers Eieva-
/ tor Company, of Gilman, is making
4 preparation for a big picnic on the
/ 18th.
/ Other items of general interest to
4 county readers. former residents OF
4 Marshall, and those who have fraends
living in this prosperous community,
are classified by towns and different
i neighborhoods, the grist Is as follows:
STATE CENTER.
i September 19.-About o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon fire was discovered
in the farm barn on the Schilling
j farm. about five miles west Of town.
The farm at present is occupied oy
William Erdwins. No one was at home
except the Oldest daughter, and the
baby They gave the alarm and tele-
phoned the neighbors and everything
possible was done to assist them Ihe
barn, sheds and all buildings, were
burned, all being lost except the house.
The only live stock lost were two
young calves. 1t could not be learned
what amount of insurance was carried
4 on the buildings, If any.
\ MIR. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Of Arthur,
| I'LL, arrived here the last OF the week
4 for visit with friends and relatives.
i Fred Neidert and Henry Neidert and
their families arrived home Sunday
i after a two weeks visit with relatives
i in South Dakota.
/ Mrs. l.. C. Gutekunst left Saturday
1 morning to visit her sister in Sioux
City. =.
Mrs. Carl Damman went to Burling-
ton last week to be treated for rheu-
matism.
H Mr.. and Mrs. John Sexton and fam
H lily Of Arthur H., stopped for few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. e. c.
Davis, while on their way home from
Missouri.
l Henry Hilleman, met with an acci-
dent Monday. His team became
frightened at an automobile standing
alongside of the road Just east of Louis
TIartwig's house. He tried to turn the
I team around and was thrown out of
the buggy. He was taken to the home
I of his daughter Mrs. Ida Eckhart. A
physician was called, but an examin-
a alton proved that no fractures had been
Il sustained
Henry Hilleman is building large
two-s story house on his farm north
Of the Yingst school. ]. o. Cutler and
son Fred are doing the work.
George Yingst has bought the small
farm Of Louis Hennis, at the southeast
corner of town, the consideration be-
ing $500.
h Work is being done at the cellar Of
the French Grove Lutheran church
for the purpose Of installing a new
furnace.
Over 200 tickets We're sold to Mar
shalltown Wednesday on account of
the county fair being held at that
place.
Miss vena Bishop left Monday NOR
ming for Manning, where she will teach
third grade for the coming year
+, Mr.. Amos CARTS and Oscar Busch
lon left Monday for Madelia, Mimi,
to be gone week or ten days looking
over the country.
H Miss Halle Price left Monday for
Des Moines, where she will attend
Drake university.
George Marsh, living seven miles
southwest Of State Center, underwent
all operation wednesday IOF dppen0l.
citis.
LISCOMB.
n Sept. 19.-Rey. Loucks, of the Re-
formed church. left on Monday night
for Denver, Where he will attend the
annual meeting Of the Interior synod.
While there he will address the synod,
his subject being Church Union-Its
Advantages and Disadvantages"
Chester Meade left for Iowa City
Wednesday,, where he will enter the
l dental college as a senior. He hopes
to finish the course this year.
Mrs. c. c. Chuch and son Henry re-
turned from two weeks visit with
relatives in Illinois Tuesday.
One hundred tickets were sold by the
agent here to visitors to the county
fair Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Jones, who is teaching In
Albion this year, spent Sunday with
Miss Rose Lincoln.
/ G. r. Dinnell is working in OWasa
this week.
William Starls, of lola, Kas., was In
town Tuesday evening for short stay.
Mr.. Starks, who was formerly Lis
comb boy, is at present engaged in the
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