Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-25

Denison.
Denison thus far has been able to
keep from Sunday baseball. A Sunday
game was announced with team
from Dunlap. The ministers went In q
body to the business men, asking them
to sign a remonstranee against Sunday
baseball and the showing of sentiment
was such that the game was called
off.
Hanford.
On Tuesday district No. z, Portland
township, closed its spring term Of
school. 1t is claimed this school has
record not equalled by any other
country school in Cerro Gordo county.
Miss Helen Scott of Hartford, has
taught the school for five years. the
term just finished being her sixteenth
term in that district.
Rockford.
So interested have the people of Ha-
zelton becoBe in the proposed inter-
urban road which is planned to extend
from Oelwein to Strawberry Point viz
City Park that they have raised $4,000
by subscription for the road. The road
has been planned and a line surveyed
Oelwein has pledged $4,000 and 1t is
expected that the other points will dc
as we'll.
Nora Springs.
Caught in a wire fence where he
hung by his clothes till unconscious
from loss of blood, Fritz Thompson, g
farmer living north of here was found
by passersby Friday morning. He hat
attempted to climb over the fence wher
czn To- ;..c- ut IL
seriously and was in such shape tina
he could not extricate himself. BLOOD
poison is feared.
Dubuque.
The unique and irksome task OF
making 2,4O0 meat sandwiches recent
ly fell to the lot of a force of women
and girls at the Saunders meat mar
ket. The sandwiches represented APP
proximately 5000 slices Of bread and
were utilized by the members Of the
Iowa Medical Association on theil
pleasure trip on the "W. W." up the
river Thursday evening.
Allison.
A verdict of $3o6so was returned ir
the district court here for the plaintiff
in the case of Mas VS.. Willie. The case
was OIC 1liSSlFIA6 l1lC 1lllSA cpl CoCAlIed'
ton of land values, the plaintiff hav.
ing traded land in Butler county K
the defendant for land in Lake Will.
son, Mimi, and the plaintiff alleged
that the defendant had misrepresent.
ed to him the value Of the Minnesota
land.
DEBORAH.
A. M. Green, deputy state game
warden, has been operating during the
past week near DEBORAH and made {
number Of arrests here for the IL.
legal killing and taking Of fish. VIII.
liam Murphy was arrested for dy'
namiting fish and when he appeared
before the justice of peace it cost Mr.
Murphy $5S.7s to square the deal. ivy
men were arrested for sharing fisl
and each. Of these paid $10.35 for thei
sport"
Maquoketa. -.
Henry Beggs. who was RETURNING
home from town one night recently
in company with William 'Baumgart
mel and John Nally, met with bay
accident at Huntsville. He had to sto
at the Huntsville stock yards and whe,
Me turned off, he took the wrong roa
lin the darkness which ran him off int
the ditch. He was thrown head frs
over the dashboard and struck tn
wagon tongue as he fellsto the ground
the front wheel passing over him. Tw
ribs were broken and he was badl
bruised about the face.
mason City.
Awaking to consciousness to I'm,
himself lying against the boiler head
lfis flesh burned and his face bruise
and lacerated, Peter T. Anderson
station engineer. at the milwaukee
, shops, is in serious condition at hi
. home here. He says he fainte
while at his wor;: around the engin
in the shops and that in falling 1t 4
4 thought he struck the side Of his fac
against the boiler. At least It bear
the marks. The length Of time he h
against the boiler caused the burns O
his face. arm and side. The out on hi
face extends from his right eye to hi
ear. It was thought some one mus
: have struck him but that theory /
, secuted by the injured man.
. Eidora.
Secretary Harry q. Martin. az ii
Hardin County Agricultural societ