Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-04

Lake View.
|. The. Hon. Will Drury of this place.
with his family of nine, We're all taken
| seriously i'll after eating a quantity Of
bologna sausage which was. bad. Mil
lard Drury, the oldest son. was in q
dangerous condition, but Is recovering.
Nashua.
James Hamm, of this city, had the
good fortune to find a pearl which he
later sold to G.. T. Greedy for the neat
sum Of $3.50. Hamm puts in consider
able of his time searching for pearls,
but has found very few in the Cedar
river near here. This one was found
in the river just east Of town and was
in almost the frst clam she'll Hamm
took from the river the day Of the find.
clarksviIIe.
William Roberts has purchased H
Nv. Lannon'S farm Of 102 acres, just
north Of town. The price was $4,000
which is considered cheap, as part Of II
is within the corporate limits and it is
highly improved. Mr.. Lahmon has not
decided what he will do but rather
thinks he will purchase small town
property, the health of himself and
wife not permitting them to do hard
farm work. 1t is Mr.. Roberts inten-
ton to move onto the farm.
Bows.
The Wright County Holiness Asso-
citation are holding ten days inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL camp meeting in this
city, commencing July 80, and con-
tinuing until Aug 10. The leaders
are Rev. "A. s. Cochran, Of Kansas
City and Miss Blanche Shaffer, of Os-
kaloosa. The committee In charge OF
the event are G.. ]. Gillett, of Clarion
John Bringnan, Of Belmond, Oar
Whittier of Rowan. Elmer Parsons Of
Calf, and Frank Larson of Bows.
New Hampton.
While III. J. Griffin was preparing a
chicken for cooking, his 2-year -old
daughter, Sadie Mildred, pulled the
pail Of hot water over, completely
drenching her tiny body with the boil
ing liquid. The clothing, which the
frantic mother seemed unable to teal
off, burned the child severely. The
doctor, when summoned. gave hopes OF
ultimate recovery, but the shock proved
too much, and the little one passed
away.
Rockford.
During the past few days two more
changes have occurred in business
firms. wherein two livery stables come
under one management, also two barber
shops are consolidated. In the frs
change A. B. Milloy buys out the Hugf
Morrow livery business and will con-
duct It hereafter, while Mr.. Morrow ex'
poets to give his time to his dray line
In the other instance, Nal Wetzel be-
comes the possessor Of the Otis Hougf
barber shop. Mr.. Hough will assist Mr.
wetzsl in the business
Roland.
A serious accident occurred at thu
iConcord-Scott creamery about eigh
miles northeast Of here. Mr.. Jacob Bur.
retts formerly q buttermaker at this
place and at Cambridge, was at hi
work as usual at the creamery las
Wednesday, when he stepped upon 9
piece OF inch pipe, this rolling from
under him, throwing him to the fiool
with such force as to fracture the hir
bone. The injury is quite q severe on,
and Il will be many months before HI
Twill again be able to resume his work
TitonIea:-
The little boy or Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
Sachau is seriously torn and wounded
Ills father had purchased some graf!
from Al Franks, neighbor. 1t Is quit'
evident that some dynamite tina
Franks had purchased and placed on {
beam above the grain had fallen dow
and had been shoveled into the wage,
j unnonced The little Ooy was pi&J.