Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-29
GIenwood.

GIenwood.
Cheyney Bros made record break
ing shipment Of cattle to Chicago on
Sunday-eleven cars, containing 243
head of / and 2-year-olds. The firm
also sent twenty-one head to South
Omaha the same day.
Cambridge.
A deputy game warden from Madrid
visited this vicinity and discovered a
party who had so forgotten himself as
to engage in trapping fur animals out
of season. He was brought before
Justice Nelson and fined $3.50.
Missouri Valley.
A young girl is years of age is lying
dangerously i'll in the hospital here. 1t
is claimed that she ran away from her
home in Kansas City. She has refused
to give her name or address to the ply
siciaus or officers.
Cedar Rapids.
BY the accidental discharge Of %
caliber rifle Ben Fell suffered badly
injured hand Mr.. Fell picked up
magazine rifle that has been about the
boat house He saw that 1t had been
used and started to clean it. Instead of
putting in % longs, however, he put in
some % shorts. He placed the butt Of
the gun on the floor and passed his
hand over the top. AS he did SO the
gun was discharged. the bullet tearing
thru his hand, making very painful
wound.
Belle PLANE.
DR.. Cox, surgeon for the Northwest
ern at this point. who cared for the in
jured in the explosion that occurred
III, 10 a
Frank Debates, the fireman. is getting
along nicely. and that he will recover.
Mr.. Debates was scalded on the arms.
legs and about the face, and received a
few cuts besides a severe shock to his
nervous system. He was removed to
ST. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids,
under the direction of DR.. Cox, who felt
that the care he would receive there
would hasten his recovery
keokuk.
The river has remained stationary
for several days. and the steamboat
men are beginning to believe it has
reached the highest point 1t will go this
season. There is a common belief that
the big stream freezes over more rap
idly when the water is low, and there
fore at the present stage it should
it now requires colder weather to
tighten up the river than in the old
days, for the reason that the current
is swifter. BY the construction of
wing dams and shore protection the
channel has been narrowed and the
stream travels at faster pace.
Council Bluffs.
The Y. M. C. A. membership boosters
n1r SNn{ ~
nesday evening in the banquet hall of
sat down for the dinner. Following
this were the reports OF the different
teams on the progress made in the
campaign for 1000 members. As It
then stood there were close to 700
m embers Of the association. The en-
tusiasm waxed high as the reports
came in and the cheering and shouts
Of applause which greeted Captains
Brindsley and Pierson as they stood up
to tell of the progress made encourag-
ed the members of the board ana the
teams to go after the work with re-
newed energy.
GIenwood.
James Briley has received word
from Rushviile. Neb., that his brother,
Charles Brlley, 10 In jail there for
shooting tough character who. it is
alleged, had been hired to run him Off
q homestead near Gordon. Briley's
land had been used for grazing pur-
poses, and life had been made uncom-
Portable for him in consequence OF his
taking up the claim under the home
stead act. His wife died some time
ago. and the Mills county man was
living with his little son on the place.
Tho fellow, who followed him, met
him in store in Gordon. ana f3riley