Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-12
Northern Io1Ua Items

Hawaroen.
The Plymouth County and Sioux
County Holiness Association is holding
a campmeeting here from July 10
July - o. F Goettal and c. H. Strong
are the evanselists.
Charles City.
Milwaukee officials have announced
that plans are practically made Cor the
erection of a new depot a. Charles City
70 COS. in the neighhorhood Of $4,000.
The old building will be removed and
used for a freight house
Garrison.
The farmers of Jackson township
have organized a grain company and
will conduc. an elevator az Garrison.
The directors are all substantial farm
ers and are sure TO make a success on,
Of the enterprise. -
/ Waveriy.
William Wendt brought ten hogs 70
town Thursday evening for which ne
received $3.50; and John Baskins
brought in TWO Friday morning for
which ne received $40 Since January
l Mr. Wendt has received sl.100 for
hogs sold in Waverly. These hogs were
raised on stuff grown on mis- own farm
Of 100 acres.
corwi.h.
Arrangements are being made by six
Of the heaviest losers in the wrecking
Of the bank Of Corwith 10 appeal the
cases 70 the supreme court The prin-
cipai mover is A. G. Haswell. of New
York who lost $4,000 thru the work of
S-andring, the absconding cashier. and
whose claim. however, along with a
number Of similar ones was not given
preference over other claims Mr. Has
well is relative Of Standriag
Alsona.
A most sad accident was that which
| befell the son OF Otto Garn.an, of Irv-
| ington township. Kossu,h county. He
was a boy OF about 10 years Of age. and
net his death in most singular and
simple way. He was playing with the
/ steel tooth of a hay rake, or he was do
ing some work. and threw it out OF his
way. When he threw it, it rebounded,
being a steel spring, and the point OF
/ the tooth struck him on the temple and
punctured the skull
Ventura.
/ After long session with a large
number Of farmers from the vicinity
of Venture the board Of supervision at
Mason City adjourned until Monday,
( July u. when drainage district No. 1s,
I which has been under discussion there,
will again be considered A remon-
STRANGE against the establishing of this
district has been presented by some of
the farmers interested and their side
- ~,
TONERS IS now being considered by the
board.
New Ham pton.
A new banking institution has ap-
peared in the banking circles of New
Hampton. The old and well KNOWN
banking house of Darrow Brkhers,
known as the New Hampton bank will
shortly become the barrow Trust and
Savings bank. The capital stock Of the
new institution will be $4,000 and the
following are the incorporators and Of
fcers: W. L. Darrow, president; A K.
barrow, vice president. NJ. r. Condon
cashier: C. c. Sheakley and George
Herbscier.
Lytton. e
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
in the office Of the clerk of the federal
court at Sioux City by Schuyler Jay
Baachtal, of Lytton, Sac county, iowa
The schedule shows liabilities Of S1,706
and assets Of ss,437. The schedule OF
assets includes life insurance policies
for 5000, which have not snatured, and
the remainder OF the assets scheduled
consist OF household goods, clothing
and mechanics tools, all OF which are
exempt. Baichtal was a blacksmith
and most of his Indebtedness CONSISTS
of notes in various banks.
kesIey.
Mamie Vessels, Of Kesley, is dead
and her sister, Sivertje, is seriously I'll
as the result of'hav1ng eaten veal loaf
at the home Of her sister. Last Fri
day the two little girls, the former IL
years Of age, the latter IS, went TO The
I home OF their sister, Lottie, residing al
Garwin, to enjoy a few days visit. In
the course OF a meal that they had on
y Saturday they ate freely Of veal loaf