Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-20
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Editor Latchem was overcome by the
terrible heat and had to be taken home
from his office in a conveyance. For
a time his condition was very serious
but we are glad to not that he is i'm
proving.
Maxwell.
The little girl Of George Tomlinson
was bitten by dog and was at once
brough. to town, the wound cauterized
and she is now doing nicely. Much
uneasiness was felt inasmuch as the
dog had been fighting and was angry
for some time SO that the flow of
saliva was free.
Hedrick.
Carl Muller, Of Hedrick, was quite
severely injured Sunday morning. at
the home Of H. Lessan, south of He'd
rick. Mr.. Muller was standing in the
barn when the hay fork fell, striking
him on the head and arm, cutting quite
deeply DIR. Cramblit was called and
rendered the necessary surgical aid, and
the injured man is recovering nicely.
Sieourney.
Mrs. Herman King, of Coal Creek,
is nursing very sore finger the re-
suit of attempting to assist in hay
making. She was handling the trip
rope when it became wound around
her little finger in such q way that she
could not release it quickly, when
necessary, and was lifted up two or
three feet from where she stood, al
most tearing it off,
Madrid.
Roy Carlston, the painter, had the
bone in his right ankle broken by the
breaking of a scaffold in the Lutheran
church. Work on the interior of the
church was just commenced when Mr.
Carlston mounted the top OF the scat
fold. Without warning the board on
which he was standing, broke in two
precipitating him to the seats below, a
distance Of about fourteen feet.
Woodward.
was tramped by an Infatuated young
bull and had two ribs fractured be-
sides being badly bruised and scrat-
ched by the beasts hoofs. He was
assisting Jack Bruce in driving some
cattle from different farms to his
slaughter house west of the city. They
had been in the country to the south
west and Among the critters bought
was yearlinG hull at the Kaufman
place.
Audubon.
The annual reunion of the ole
settlers of Audubon county, held in
and was we'll attended. The program
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after which j. NJ. Graham delivered al
address. After BASKET dinner there
was vocal and instrumental music
with addresses by Mrs John A. Nasf
and the Messrs. A. H. Edwards ant
Sam Gardner. Swings, merry-go.
rounds and dancing platforms were
provided.
PIeasantvilIe.
DR.. E. "A. Bare was the victim of
distressing and very painful acciden
Monday evening. He made miss
step on the sidewalk in front of Dye
Bros. store, where the steps lead to tn,
crossing, falling in such manner a.
to dislocate his hip and also severed.
sprain the ligaments. The injury hal
caused him intense pain, but he ie nov
ITeSlIHS 1IlOAc COlul<A tdUiy, dIlu Will c4
ercise his will power in Fastening tn,
time when he can renew his usual &C
tivity.
Brooklyn.
A. B. Talbot, Of this place, has sew
eral bushes which are loaded dow,
with white blackberries and he ha.
been occasionally bringing sample
down town OF this odd variety Th
berries are so clear that the seeds d
them can be seen and the favor is pro
nounced by nearly everybody as IA
ahead OF the regular blackberry. TIL
Z fruit L. 4 Luther Burbank discovery
but the claim has been made that
would not grow outside OF CalifOr
; MIA. The white blackberry resemble
. punches OF white pearls and = said I
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