Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-23

WINE playing d 6dNAe VI S1oaoSs
Sunday, d. B. Hedemark, of Lyle, faith
er Of o. e. Hedemark, commercial
agent for the Great Western here,
dropped dead. He was in company
with two physicians, with whom he
was playing when the summons came.
He had been resident Of Lyle for
thirty-three years, a part Of the ting
being engaged In the shoe business.
Sheffield.
Miss Eleanor Freudenberg, daughter
of Charles Freudenberg, is in the hos
pital, suffering intensely from an in
jury to the eye. She was engaged in
sprinkling the lawn at her home in
Sheffield, and the pressure was so in
tense that when she relinquished her
hold it flew, and the nozzle struck her
squarely in the eye. She will lose her
sight. and the injury may result even
more seriously.
Sioux City.
For County Auditor e. T.. Hosmer
some Filipino worked for over three
months weaving a Panama hat. The
hat, one of the finest ever seen in Sioux
City, was 'received Monday. 1t is gift
from Mr.. Hosmer's brother-in-law
Capt. U. G. Worrilow. Twenty-ninth
infantry, u. S. A., who is in charge OF
Camp Mckinley, Manila. The head
cover is of extremely fine texture. II
came rolled up in a sealed tin tube.
Fort Dodge.
Just after days fishing expedi-
ton, as he was reaching into his peck
cts for the keys to open the door of his
room in the rear of the Scanlon black
smith shop here, John II. Lundgren, q
shoemaker, Sunday evening about q:
fell to the ground and died a few sec
onds later. The cause of his death is
supposed to have been heart failure
Lundgren was nearly IS years of age
relatives in this country so far as
known.
Dubuque.
Ferdinand Fels, residing here. was
the victim Of a deplorable accident
Saturday night shortly after z o'clock
as the result of which 1t was necessary
to amputate his left arm just below
the elbow. Fels had been handling ar
old muzzle loading gun. and didn't
know it was loaded. He snapped the
hammer down and 1t was discharged
tearing his arm to shreds. Fels was
employed for a number of years as q
pany.
Mason City.
"A case Of skin grating was success.
fully performed a few days ago upor
Conductor w. "A. McCune. of the North
western, who was injured in the wrecl
a few weeks ago. when an engine lef
the track near Joice. The gratis. O
which there were three. proved sue
Icessful in each case, and within
week. the wound had completely neaied
The burn SO ate into the leg below tn,
knee that the would not heal properly
The skin was taken of the arms O
Mrs. McCune. wife Of Conductor Nc
Cune, Conductor Lindsey, Of Bell
PLANE, and Conductor William Ander
son, Of Clinton. ConductorMcCune ha
been taken to his home in Belle PlAine
DEBORAH.
Miss Kate Randall. Of Ostrandel
MINI, has been held in charge thi
week. awaiting some action on the par
Of her parents The girl came to DE
corah about month ago from Wis
consin, and by her actions gave evi
dence of an unbalanced mind. Later
communications were received from
her people. asking II such perso
were here. When advised that she wa
they said they would send for her. !
sister came and used her best effort
to get the girl to 60 ilomewith her, blu
was unsuccessful and was forced I
leave her here. Last Saturday she wa
put on the train and started for he