Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-27
Northern Io1ua Items

, accompanying Miss Hazel Daniels, a
daughteTof the defendant home from
choir practice. and was set upon and
| numerically beaten by Daniels. was In
| court with his head cut open in several
| places, and his arms and shoulders
black and blue where he had been hit
| by the heavy shoes of the irate parent,
after the latter had thrown him to the
| ground.
Gutenberg.
DR.. William Duffin "a pioneer physi-
clan Of this place and located here dur
ing the past thirty five years. died here
Sunday afternoon after an illness of
three years duration, but which ter
minated suddenly in his death Dr.
DufTin was enjoying as good health as
was his usual wont when he was sud
denly stricken and passed away
mourned and respected. He was other
wise prominently engaged in bus mess
here ard was in the banking business
for years. He was rated as one of
the wealthiest men of this section.
Sioux City.
Thru a dispute over the ownership of
a flute Richard SolIey received injuries
which may result in his death and sew
eral other participants were hurt in Il
miniature riot. The instigators of the
fight are said to be the occupants; of a
house which stands next to the one in
which Soley lives. Detectives Dam
iclson and Britton Were at the scene Of
the fight within a few minutes after it
started, going there in an automobile
They arrested Otto Kellie. aged 81:
Toffie McMote. aged 30 and TaliM OF
toe, Richard Nah omet and Joe Keller
who are said to have been Solley's as
sailants.
Waterloo
Ny ard Mrs. Albert r. Nauman
whils driving about the city, were
struck by an auto from the Bryant gar
age driven by one Of the employees
and tossed to the roadway. Mrs Nau-
man was the worst injured of the three
occupants of the buggy. which was
practically destroyed. She sustained n
cut over one eye and was badly bruised
and abrased. The extent OF her injur-
les was not determined as there is
probability of there being Internal in
juries The little boy was somewhat
hurt. altho not seriously. il is thought
while Mr.. Nauman escaped with sew
eral bruises.
Nashua.
II. c. Scheu. a prominent young
druggist OF this city and Miss Mamie
Blashier. primary teacher in the Nash
ua public schools and daughter of A. J.
Blasier. landlord of the De Noyelles no.
tel, were married Saturday and left at
once FOR Minneapolis. where they Will
spend their honeymoon. The marriage
was a complete surprise to their
friends. as Miss Blazier had been en-
gagged TO teach the coming year. and
Mr.. Scheu was in his drug store until
the hour of closing Saturday evening.
and not even their closest friends had
an inl1ling that they contemplated mar
rage.
Waterloo.
At a meeting Of the board of health
resolution covering the sale of milk
from INFESTED cattle was passed with
but one dissenting vote. The reso-
lutio was drafted for the purpose Of
taking the place OF the ordinance which
was passed some time ago and which
was declared unconstitutional several
months ago. The new resolution 1T is
believed will stand all the tests that the
old one would not. During the short
time since the old ordinance was de-
clared to be unconstitutional at trial
In Judge Cadwell's police court. various
ways and means have been devised by
which to protect the people of the city
from the untested milk and the tuber
culosis germs and with the passing OF
the above mentioned resolution 1t Is
believed that the puzzle has been solv-