Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-01
Audubon.

| A. M, Harmon, who lives over east
on the Guthrie county line, had a pain
| full accident which may cause the loss
of one of his eyes. While building
crib he struck spike which flew back
and struck him in the left eye with
such force as to break the ball.
Dubuque.
Word was received in the city Mon
day of the sudden death of Frank
Heinzle, we'll known travelling man OF
| this city, Mr.. Heinze died at Column
bus, Neb. No particulars have been
received relative to the death. He IS
survived by his wife and family resld-
| ing here. His death is a shock ana
matter of deep regret in the community
| where he was most favorably known
Tripo4i.
Charles E. Schwer, Of Tripoli, was
sent to- Waveriy by Marshal Gooden-
bour and lodged in Jail, having been
Fconvicted in a justice court of intoxlca-
| ton and abuse of his family. When
sober he is hard working man ana
kind husband and father bat liquor
makes him act like demon Realizing
his own condition and weakness, and
with the avowed intention Of being
freed of the evil, he asked that an or
| der De 6nCGrGu ii1iil " sAAS
inebriate hospital at Knoxville.
| Estherville.
| A young man about 81 years of age
by the name of Cooper is in the county
Jail here Is a result OF shooting MS en-
| pioyer, McBrunn, with 22-calloer
! rifle, the bullet striking him In the
| jaw and lodging in his neck He is in
very critical condition. McBrunn,
| who resides one mile south of Dolliver,
this county, was called to the barn by
Cooper, and without any notice was
shot Cooper alleges that. his employer
tried to poison him. 1t is thought that
the young man is demented.
LeMars.
Mr. and Mrs John Swain, residing in
Hendrick township, celebrated their
golden wedding Sunday, and large
number of relatives and friends assem-
bled to celebrate the event. Mr. and
Can. on May 29, 1860. They came to
Marengo, Iowa, in 1869, and to this
county in 1881 They have nine living
children, thirty-five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. Mr.. Swain
is one of the we'll to do land owners of
Plymouth county, owning 500 acres of
land.
Wavery.
Several town dogs got into G. A. Nell
sons flock of $50 sheep and lambs. The
entire flock was worried, and some OF
them were bitten and mangled. Three
ewes were disabled and one lamb was
killed before the men came to the help
of the sheep. Mr.. Nelson has killed one
Dog since then, and he says he is will
ing to help kill all the dogs that run
at large without license. MIR. Nelson
has one of the finest flocks of Oxford
Downs in Iowa and it makes him sore
to have them worried and killed by
worthless dogs.
Sioux City.
Rev. H. H. Sawyer, superintendent
of the Woodbury. County Anti-Saloon
League, has rendered his resignation,
Rev. Mr.. Sawyer says he is perfectly
satisfied with his work and the people
behind him, but he is Disguised with
the insinuations that he and John F.
Joseph. counsel for the league, are
growing rich out of fees collected from
their prosecutions. He declares all
such prosecutions to be false and that
he has twice refused positions paying
greater salaries, simply because he was
interested in the work OF the league.
WaverIy. -
Henry Rubenow, living north Of
town. met with a painful accident when
he got a quantity OF acid in both his
eyes. He was using the fluid on a
horses foot that was affected, when
the animal struck the bottle, knocking
it from Mr.. Rubenow's hand and part
Of the contents reached his eyes. He
suffered greatly and was hurried to
Waveriy, where his physician found the
balls Of both optics badly burned and
the patient was taken to the hospital
for treatment. 1t was feared that the
sight. of one of the eyes would be en-
tirely destroyed.
churdan.
The 160-acre farm Of s. c. Judy, east
Of Churdan, was sold at auction for
$56.75 per acre. The purchaser was
Adam Stromm, Of Palmyra, and at this
price the farm Is regarded as the big