Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-17

Lawn Hill.
Iowa has new postofhce. It's Lawn
Hill. in Hardin county and George
Eierding has been appointed as the first
postrna ster of this prettily named
place. Lawn Hill is located five miles
west of Clifford.
Mason City.
Accompanied by their papas, who
gave their permission, Miss Sylvia
Rush and George Lehman, both of Iowa
Falls. were married here by local
magistrate Lehman was is and his
bride IL years of age.
Usage.
The Chris Miller farm. just across
the river south of town, was sold on
Monday 10 E. E. Swan, Of New Haven
This farm consists of 240 acres and
was sold for $3.50 per acre. Mr.. Swan
takes possession March and will
move onto the farm then.
/ Hawarden.
The 4-year- old daughter of Mr. and
i Mrs L. Giles who live east of Harvard
en-, had her right eye put out. Her
little brother 25s years old. got hold
of a broken pitchfork, and in playing,
! somehow happened to thrust one of
the tines in his sisters eye.
Arthur.
The people of the town of Arthur
Ida county, have petitioned that Mrs
l. \. Boyer. widow of the late post
master at Arthur. be appointed post
mistress. Boyer. who had been post
master for twelve years and a promin
ent citizen and leader for many years
died Nov. 4.
clarksvlle.
Abel Schrage, of Jackson township
lost by death, a mare that was 50 year:
old, which is assuredly an advanced
age for the life of a horse. She raised
him eight colts, the Oldest of which
| died last year al the age Of %. Attic
! she had not been harnessed for thu
, past four years, the family greatly re
, GREETED the death of what was pet t.
: them.
Sioux City.
With the petitions asking for a spe
cial election in circulation less than
week, more than 1000 signatures hav
been secured by the committee il
charge of the campaign for the adop
ton of the commission plan of govern
ment One of the workers secured 20
! names in one day and in one buildin
sixty-five citizens attached their name
. TO the petitions. In order to make tn
: calling for an election compulsory o
= the part of the city council 1900 sig
natures are necessary, but it is the in
!, tention of the committee to get 400
r if possible.
Sioux City.
;. Right under the shadow of the cour
I house and county Jail, unknown bur
). glars broke into rear window of tn
establishment of Irmen, the tailor, 81
: Fifth street. by cutting a small hole
window glass opposite the catcl
raising the window and stole $40
cas-, several suit patterns and mum
Der of finished suits and trousers SON
time Friday night. Just one year ae
Friday and, by the way, when tt
first snow of last winter fell, Irmen
place, then on Jackson street, was Wis
tied by burglars VINO made d rich la
in finished suits and trousers.
Sioux City.
Eat twelve lemons a day for twel'
days. This is the simple cure for tube
culosis, recommended by Mrs. Charl
S. Banse, who. after being given up
die by the physicians, made herse
healthy woman by taking the lemt
remedy. "Boil the lemons until thu
are palatable. took twelve lemons
/ day in this manner for more thu
twelve days, but / saw the marked In
provement before the twelve days HI
elapsed am a well woman today
. Mrs. Banse now is a picture of flealt
Her lungs are in no way affected al
she swears by the lemon cure.
Raymond.
During a recent storm Dave -Arth!ss
Ed Maloy and Dick Conkey, who we
husking corn on the Britzman pla
! one-half mile east OF town, we