Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02
Southern Ioaua Items

member was restored to its normal
place, the youth satisfied his sense of
JOY by a simple smile instead of the
usual boyish laugh, and has declared a
ban on the hearty laugh hereafter.
Beacon.
Work was started Tuesday on the
new shaft Of the Garfield Coal Com
pany to be opened up northwest of
Beacon for the developing of the sec
ond vein of coal that underlies the
tract of land owned by the company.
Dirt will be moved Immediately. Two
shifts of workers are to be employed
to get the shaft down with least pos
sible delay. Work on the switch will
not be started until later, following
the erection of the top works.
ottumwa.
The donation of a site opposite the
Rallingan park, where tire foundation
of II church has stood for long time,
has been generously donated to the
English Evangelical Lutheran church
for the purpose of erecting an edffice
wherein they may worship. The gift
Of the property by F. w. Darner will
make possible at a much earlier date
than the church had hoped for the
building Of a house of worship for thei,
small tho earnest membership. A
campaign of soliciting for contribu-
tions to the end that the building may
be started at an early date has beer
already ordered, and will begin soon.
Northboro.
Mr.. Robert Cell, of Northboro, com
mitted suicide Monday morning HI
had been in poor health for a month OF
more and it is supposed the illness hat
affected his mind. Sunday he had 1
doctor from Northboro, who treated
him and left some medicine for him
After the doctor had gone Mr.. Gel
took the whole bottle of medicine a
one dose. The doctor was hurried,
recalled and by using stomach puml
saved his life, and he was apparentl,
getting along all right until Monda.
morning, when he drank carbolic acit
and died from the effects of it, 1t i
not known how he secured the acid
He leaves wife and four children
Council Bluffs.
Regulating ones wife's conduct b
law is the plan evolved by Otto Her
ring, proprietor of theGoodrich hote
in this city. who secured a temporar
order of the court from Judge +. T
Woodruff, of the district court, i
which Mrs. Herring is restrained fror
the following named acts: From an
act of violence to her husband; fror
interfering with the conduct of hi
business; from inviting to the hott
men or women of questionable or i'll
repute; from appearing at the hotel
an intoxicated condition; from engag
ing therein in violent or unseemly con
duct: from interfering with the guest
patrons and employees of the hostelr,
and from interfering or moving tn
personal property pertaining to tn
hotel.
coIfax.
Colfax is all agog just now over til
unhappy ending of the romance whic
has all but blighted the future of Mis-
; Gertrude Barry. the pretty telephor
operator whose engagement to Al
: thur Balm, of Des Moines. was broke
y after hearing that her prospective hus
band has wife living in Des Nome
;. Many residents Of the town had bee
= aware for several days that all w;
not well with the marriage plans
e Miss Barry and her fiance, and speculs
ton became rife as to the cause of IL
friends in Colfax are standing staunci
ly by the girl in her trouble, and moth
ing but sympathy for her is hear
d They realize that she is the innocel
d factor in the SAD tangie. and are L;
s rouncng the duplicity Of the man wi
= .vronged her.