Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27

DR.. w c. Martin, pioneer Methodist
minister. retired. died at his Indianola
home His son is Attorney General
Martin, of Nebraska.
Elliott.
The Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Nazarine. OF Elliott, was hor-
ribly burned when her little brother ac-
cidently pushed the high chair in which
she was tied onto a red hot stove.
keota.
DR.. r. S. Brice. Keota's oldest prac-
ticing physician, died at his home here
Tuesday morning. after an illness of
two months. DR.. Brice came to Keota
in the early '7os, when the town was
in its infancy.
Fairfield.
George Palm and Miss Anna Rand,
married at Fairfield when the irate
parents of the boy. who is not yet 81.
appeared on the scene and stopped the
proceedings. Miss Rand is ten years
Palms senior.
Hamburg.
News comes from Omaha that Ar
thur Warren is quite low from a Sc
we're attack of lockjaw. the disease
having first appeared about one week
ago. He is a son of oscar Warren of
this place. and is Is years old. He was
mott.
Glasgow.
Jarius Fry well known Jefferson
county farmer. was found seated at the
table at his home. mile and a half
west of Glasgow, yesterday morning.
his body cold in death. Mr.. Fry lived
alone. having separated from his wife.
From the state of the body it is thought
death occurred while Mr.. Fry was eat
/ ing supper the previous night.
Blue Grass.
! Principal ] W Binland and Miss
Jennie Burnside in charge of the pri-
mary room at the graded school here
were married at noon Thursday. the
! ceremony being performed by Rev. D
( D Tallman. Of Wilton. Mr.. Binfelt
(, has been in Blue Grass three years
his home being in Dixon. and he having
taught school in Eldridge. New Liberty
and other towns in the neghborhood.
Marengo.
James Blain was stricken with
apoplexv recently and is now a danger
ously sick man. He left his home ir
the morning TO do some chores at ar
| adjoining farm nearly mile away, go
ing on horseback. Not returning. the
folks became uneasy, but it was to-
ward evening that he was found where
he fell when he was stricken. He had
disrnounted and tied his horse. and sooL
after fell and lay helpless all day
Jefferson.
| Coming down town Thanksgiving
morning Mrs. S Nelson, who resides
/ in the west suburbs of Jefferson, dis
covered Edward Hunter, a young mar
from Cooper, lying by the side of The
Milwaukee track. His left leg had beer
cut off evidently by the wheels Of {
Milwaukee freight train which, it il
suspected. Hunter and several compan
ions tried to board as it was leavin;
Jefferson to return to Cooper, from
where they had come to Jefferson Wed
nesday
Cedar Rapids.
II John Machula an old resident Of tn
city. suddenly expired during the moo
| hour Tuesday. He had visited with a.
t acquaintance and while at his hous
complained of a slight pain. He aske'
: for something warm to eat and wa
, given a bowl of soup. After he ha
/, eaten it he became more distressed an
| walked out of the house on the porch
2 When he reached the porch he sud
f denly collapsed and died within fey
] moments. Alcoholism is the assigne
cause.
) Muscatine.
The local aerie of Eagles become tn
owners of new club house valued g
SIG, 1000. The A. ]. Oliver residenc
fronting on Water street and runnin
140 feet on Cedar was purchased b
the corporation of Eagles and will /
tremodeled at once for the nest. III
building is a magnificent two-stor
brick, having a beautiful view of tt
river and sitting on terrace. A two
! story structure, seventy feet long ar
: twenty five feet wide, situated on II
alley, will be remodeled and the sex
ond story used as a lodge room.
Cedar Rapids.
> Mrs. Harry Martin. married less tina
two weeks. and but IA years old, hi
disappeared from her home and despi
a most diligent search by her husban
can not be located. About two Weel
/. lago he removed to this city from Cha