Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-10

, BY heroic efforts of his helpmate he
was taken to the top and examination
proved that he had his jaw broken
and a horrible cash on his face by the
| tubing striking him. He was immedi
ately taken to his home in ogden. Had
the piping struck him fairly he would
| have been killed on the spot, as 1t
was he escaped with his life, and is on
| the road to recovery
Ames.
| Capt. Charles Lincoln. son of Gen.
James Rush Lincoln, of Ames, has been
| delegated by the war department to
represent the regular army as inspector
of the Iowa National Guard companies
at their four encampments this sum-
mer. There will be seven other reg
ular army inspectors, but Captain
Lncoln's appointment is the only one
thus far communicated to General Lo-
gan. Out of four army men who were
asked for by General Logan, Captain
Lincoln is the only one who was fav-
ored by the department.
Dubuque.
For impersonating Rev. Father F. J.
Quinn, Of Elma, and by reason of that
impersonation obtaining vest and
collaf from NJ. J. knippel, of 453 Main
street, one F. j. Mullen Is doing fifteen
days in the county Jail and stands to
face prosecution on the more serious
charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses. Behind the arrest of young
Mullen, who is 26 years old and claim.
Rhode Island as his home, there lies
the story of one of the boldest attempt:
at impersonating Catholic priest tina,
has ever been pulled off in Dubuque.
EIkader.
The largest hog in the state of Iowa
of its breed is the property of l.. Huns
berger. He is Poland China boar
and weighs in just ordinary flesh 1,1O(
pounds. Mr. Hunsberger has looked
with considerable alarm on the degen.
leracy in size of the Poland China
!, breed of hogs and he has set to work
to Increase their size. The boar he now
owns was bred by Peter Mouw, of Or.
ange City, the man who showed the
largest Poland China at the ST. Loui.
fair. 1t is claimed for this hog that hi
is the largest Poland China living.
Buffalo Center.
-AASAS was q SOou dlleIludlSe at INT
meeting Tuesday evening, and tn,
} Commercial Club of Buffalo Center wa
organized with charter membership
OF thirty-eight. The following officer.
and directors were elected: C. e. Hol
comb. president; E. j. Flynn, vice pres
ldent; j. p. Boyd, secretary; l.. C
sutherland. treasurer; who, togethe
with William Turley. constitute tn,
; board of directors. The meeting adj
journed to meet Tuesday evening, jun
: 10, when the various committees will
be appointed and the routine of worl
J taken up.
Sloan.
William Koon called upon Rev. ]. S
Waterman Thursday evening and ask
ed him If he would officiate at wed
ding at the parsonage. The divin
, said he would be pleased to do so, an,
the arrangements were made Sool
the young man accompanied by hi
f1ancee, Miss Ada Moen, arrived a
the parsonage. When the license wa
examined, 1t was discovered that Kool
had procured 1t in Monona county an
that the ceremony could not be per
formed in Sloan unless new licens
was secured In Woodbury. county.
livery was secured four person
and the wedding party drove south tw
miles to get across the Woodbur
county line. The rig was stopped b
the side of the road under the protect
ing boughs of large tree. Mrs. Wat
erman, sitting In. the front seat, he'll
the lantern, and Rev. Mr.. Waterman
| foraa tho hop Al.
seat and at O'clock at night, wit
the rain drops falling on the covere
! buggy, William Roon and Miss Ad
Moen were made one. The young PEG
pie are we'll known residents of Sloan.