Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-11
MARSHALL COUNTY
! NEWS Of interest
FIELD FULLY COVERED AND
MANY ITEMS ARE ABOVE
the ORDINARY.
lEcRAND CITIZEN
MEETS MISFORTUNE

e 81 Z -. ~.
Frank Wolfe, Light Tender on c. &
NV, .DisIoeatss Shoulder, and Later
Suffers Attack Of Pleurisy and Fry
sipslas-Many Enisrats North from
Southern Part Of County.
The news OF the county is very fully
covered by T.-R. correspondents this
week and is of more than ordinary in
terest.
Frank Wolfe, OF. LeGrand. who at
tends the lights on the Northwesterp
railroad between that place and Mar
shalltown, had his shoulder dislocated
= few days ago by falling from a lad
der. Pleurisy of the side set in later
and now he is suffering from erysipe-
las Of the affected shoulder and Is quite
seriously i'll.
Several farms in the vicinity Of Gill
man have recently changed hands at
record prices.
Many changes are taking place in
Me south part Of the county, quite
number leaving for new homes in the
North and northwestern states ana
canada. Eight car loads OF emigrants'
Meets were loaded at Laurel Monday
md seven at Malta,
Farmers in several sections are fin-
shing the husking of their last years
.orn crop, which is of variable quail
y.
The result Of township and district
Ichool elections, in various localities is
;iven.
GGLAIAN.
March 10.-J. L. Dougherty, while at
tending to his duties as drayman on
Friday. was unloading a barrel of
kerosene from car on the Central and
The barrel breaking LOOSE fell and
struck him on the knee. causing a very
painful injury. which will lay him up
TOR some time. 1t is believed no bones
we're fractured.
Lacey ]. Patterson has sold his 160-
,cre farm near town to John
Tor $175 per acre.
Wednesday evening, March is, the
Congregational Sunday school will give
program. one feature of which will
20 the presentation Of bibles as prize
% all the hogs and girls who repeat
rom memory the golden texts of the
international Sunday School lessons
or the past six months. Refreshments
will be served after the program. An
admission fee OF cents for children
and 10 cents for adults will be charged
to defray expenses.
]. D. Downer has sold seventy-four
acres Of his eighty-acre farm south OF
town TO James Lowry, for $4,000.
The Junior Epworth League of the
N. e. church will meet at the parson-
age saturday. March -. for spelling
contest, the winner to be given a prize.
Mrs Barnes will speak on Child Life
in China A short program of songs
and readings will be given by the chill
dren.
". ]. g. copley and family have
moved to farm near Moninger.
N. r. McGrew attended deaf mute
religious services in Grinnell on We'd
nesday.
]. C. Quigley bought last week Of w.
A. Wall1up his ten-acre residence props.
erty for $4,000.
Mrs s. G. Joyce and daughter Miss
Susie. have returned from their visit
to friends in Dubuque.
8. Creek started Sunday evening for
9
home at Purcellville, Va.
The sympathy of our people is with
Mrs. w. r, Kinzer. who has recently
undergone IN operation for appendicitis
and resultant complications at st.
Thomas hospital. and the favorable re-
ports Of her condition since the opera
lion are received with much pleasure
by her many friends here.
Mrs. n. Sutherland, who suffered a
yprained ankle some weeks ago,~is able
70 be out, but her ankle is still quite
! painful and makes it difficult for her
10 walk about.
]. D. Crawford Is making arrange
afents to build commodious residence
IN his farm south of town.
The ]. B. Ramsay family, who were
auarantined on account of scarlet few
u, have another case, in their second
SON, Ivan, who was taken sick the lat
ter part Of the week. Eieno. who was
nfst attacked. is up and about and it
Is . very mild form in the latter case.
The municipal election is set for the
eSth inst, but no tickets are in the
Held and no special issues have so far
come to the front. An entire new set
OF officers is to be elected. and it seems
necessary for somebody to get busy.
Mrs. G. w. De Long, of Montour, is
here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
c. s. Dunkle and husband.
De Witt Lavender and wife have
moved son the Jacob Mueller farm,
northwest o. s town.
Corn gathering. is still going on in
many fields in this vicinity. Some Of it
u reported fairly good and some. prob
aAlx the mai ority. good for nothing.
Yesterday William Green, of the
Main restaurant, sold his stock to
waiter Richardson. who will move it
to his restaurant, corner Of Church
md Main, and the former building will
- rented for other purposes, giving the
>ole restaurant business to Richardson
8 Beatty.
N The next entertainment in our lee
lure course will be given Monday ev-
rning, March 81. and will be the pop
ular lecture by the farmer. Robert s.
Feeds. Choice Of HIS subject, Mistakes
Sf Life Exposed" Influence OF the
Home and How God Made the Soil
vSrtiie."
sven Brown and wife have moved
INTO the property recently purchased
~ hfm on South Elm street He has
+ also bought the property adjoining it
% tho corner.
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