Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19
Northern Io1ua Items

man hurried 70 his side, and he was
rushed to Dubuque with all possible
haste. The ambulance met with the
train at the station, and the patient was
hurried to the local institution. where
he will be confined for some weeks.
Ida Grove.
A. e. Bell is now the owner Of 800
acres OF fine land in Woodbury. county
which formerly belonged to L. ]. Kolb.
In the deal Mr. Kolb takes the Bell res
idence property in Ida Grove at val
uation Of $1,000. The land went into
the aca! ct upward OF 800 and both
properties are we'll worth the price
named in the contracts Possession
will be given by each party March I.
Mr.. Kolb has been specializing in real
estate quite heavily the past year and
has made it pay. but ne has property
now which he SAYS he is going to hold
onto. 1t is one Of the very finest
homes in town.
harrisburg.
For the issuing Of SIS check. which
he gave to H. A. Dodge, merchant at
harrisburg and drawn on the Biairs-
burg bank, in which he had no funds.
H. H. Fray has been bound over to the
February grand jury and because OF his
inability to furnish bond OF $500, he
is in Jail awaiting the February term
of court Fray is young man of good
appearance. 1t seems that at previous
times he has had deposits in the
harrisburg bank, but knowingly he
drew this check when he was short OF
funds. Sheriff Brown apprehended
Fray near Lincoln. Neb.
Waterloo.
While at work upon pole on the
| w. c. F. 4 n. line near Denver. two
| Hnemen, Frank Lacey and Vern War
men. sustained painful but not serious
injuries by the breaking OF the pole and
| throwing them to the ground. dis
lance Of several feet. Lacey sustained
| a sprained back and number o.
bruises; Warmer dislocated heel and
a sprained ankle together with mum.
| Der Of other bruises. The injured mer
were taken to nearby farm house ant
the company physician from this cit,
was SUNNI oned. The nature Of the worl
was such that one man could not do j
alone and it was necessary for both t.
climb the pole.
Waveriy.
The Bremen county delinquent t.,
sale was the smallest ever known here
amounting to less than $50. There wer'
only six pieces Of land on which TIT
taxes had not been paid and one o
these was an oversight. the owner be
ing away and his representative neg
lecting Il, but it was redeemed withil
a few days. OF the other five pieces. twt
are in JEFFERSON and three in Polk. Tn
fvo -. ~
less. It was not so many years az
when It took days to dispose OF the LAM
on which the taxes had not been pait
and the publication OF the delinquen
tax list required columns in the cotln
ty papers. and az that time some Of tn
land that is selling today around so
per acre was allowed to 30 for the tax
es.
orundy Center.
J. B .Hessenius, for whom q bencl
warrant was issued. appeared in cour
a few days ago. Sheriff Black brough
him here from Dies Moines. Hesseniu
was engaged in the saloon business 4
Stout for a few weeks six years age
He was arrested for selling intoxicat
ing liquor illegally at that time and h
was hned $500 ana costs. He paid n
costs at that time and he believed h
!. had been cleared Of the case entirely
He told the court here that Attorney
Reisingef and Bradford told him at n
time he paid the cost and attorney Zee
that he was thru and that he WAS unde
, the impression all along that ne VA
Up on hearing this explanation % II
} case Judge Plat refused TO eomnfl
Hessenius to jail and he viii now en-
, deavor to get pardon from the COVER
!. nor.