Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-23
Northern Io1ua Items
Duhuaue.

Dubuque.
Sister Mary Francis, one of the most
beloved members of the Good Shepherd
order, died, Friday at the Home of the
Good Shepherd in this city. Heart
failure caused her demise.
Sioux City
Berma Harrington. years Old
daughter of Il. Is. Harrington rail-
road man of Sioux City, died at the
Presbyterian hospital in Chicago. fifteen
minutes after she had undergone an
operation on her throat to remove Il
glass-headed pin which she had swal-
lowed accidentally and which had
lodged in her windpipe.
Waterloo.
Altho Waterloo has boosted of hav-
ing captured another new factory this
was not q reality until yesterday when
articles of Incorporation We're filed with
the county recorder that brought into
existence the Waterloo Malleable Iron
Works. capitalized at $4,000 Work on
the building that is to be the home OF
the new industry which will be 75x300
besides large engine room, will be
begun within few days.
Dubuque.
The one lundredth anniversary of
the death of Julien Dubuque will oc-
cur in the early part of next year and
already preparations are under way to
commemorate the event in suitable
manner. The members of ST. Johns
Episcopal church have taken the in
itiative in the matter and are arrang-
in y, ictn ion,
for which everything that has amy con-
nection with the history of Dubuque
will be shown.
Mason City.
Clifford Dunn driver of bakery
wagon for Wilson Bros ran large
rusty nail entirely thru hs>1ight foot,
just back of the ball of the member as
he was stepping from his wagon. The
nail, which was a spike. was removed
from the foot with difficulty and he
managed to get home when physician
was called. The pain was almost UNI
bearable The wound was disinfected
may follow.
Waterloo.
Dr. Summer. health officer for the
city of Waterloo. has ordered two girls
taken to the smallpox hospital. The
girls are members of the family of T
F. Stocks of North Waterloo. Lyle
Scott. young man from the west
boarded with the family and was taker
down with SMALLPOX. He was taker
to the hospital and now others are
coming down with the disease. An eff
fort will be made to prevent the spreat
Of the disease and additional expos.
i ures.
i Waterloo.
Tag day Saturday for the Sacred
] Heart church was great success. Ovel
$500 was raised for the worthy cause
!, This was one of the most strenuou.
campaigns ever held in the city fol
a similar cause and the committee II
4 charge of the tag day program is vel
pleased with the work The structur,
is nearing completion and will be on
of the finest edifices in the city. Con
tractors are eXerting every effort t,
enclose the building proper befor
winter.
pubuue.
The school children OF Dubuque ar
TO be given the opportunity of startin.
the project for memorial for Senate
w. B. Allison and Congressman D. p
Henderson The Allison Henderson
memorial committee have complete,
arrangements for having a collection
for the project taken up in the school
Friday. Dec. 3. These arrangement
have been made with all the school
and the scholars of both the public an,
parochial schools will therefore be Civ
en- the opportunity of participating
Bellevue.
Herman L. Teiie1man flied an III
FORMATION before j. S. Becker. iustic