Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-24
independence.

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Will Parish, who has been pearling
sold nine carloads Of clam shells this
season. getting SIS per ton for them.
Nashua.
DR.. Jay lost one Of his most valuable
horses recently, one for which he was
offered $3.50. The horse had very rare
disease similar to infantile paralysis.
called. but was unable to help the
| beast.
! Tripoli.
While Charles McI1umber and
| Charles Franklin were out driving part
Of the horses harness became unfas-
tened. Mr.. Franklin jumped from the
| rig to catch the horses and hold them
from running. when he fell, resulting in
a dislocated hip.
Fort Dodge.
| While he was standing outside the
Armory waiting for the doors to open.
Clark Richardson, Of Kneirim, had his
pocketbook, consisting Of $50, taken
from his pocket. The purse was in his
hip pocket and both his coat and over
| coat were buttoned. making eit.a rather
difficult task for anyone to get at 1t.
Bows.
A. H. Hackbarth was seriously injur-
ed in runaway at the creamery here.
He was unloading load Of milk, when
can fell and frightened his team.
They commenced to run and he at
tempted to grab the lines, failing in
this he jumped from the wagon, stris-
ing on his face. He was badly injured,
but is reported as improving.
Forest City.
| Mrs Frank Friday. southwest of
town, fell and broke her hip a few
| days ago. She had gone to the door
! to throw out a pan Of water and in do
| ing so slipped and fell on the kitchen
| floor Mrs. Friday is 80 years Of age.
and the accident is quite serious on
that account. A daughter, Miss Carrie
Kneiriem, who is a nurse in the state
school at OWatonna, Mimi, was sent
| for.
Fort Dodge.
A meeting was held at the Christian
church for the purpose of completing
the organization Of the civic league and
to incorporate the same with capital
stock of $4,000. shares of stock to be
issued in the sum of SIS each. The
| injecting was we'll dJLenOeQ anu SOOO
interest was manifested in the plans
/ for the Incorporation and it is believ-
ed little difficulty will be experienced
in the sale of the first 200 shares, which
will permit the incorporation.
Sac City.
| J. S. Shannon, breeder of the best line
Of Barred Plymouth Rock chickens II
this part of the state, sent some of his
birds to the Missouri state fair at Sc.
dalia and has received notice that he
won first and third on cockerel. Be-
fore he received the news Of his win
nings, however, he mad an offer for one
of his cockerels of 325. and was little
uncertain what to do. but answered
that he would take $50. and as soon as
the mail could bring the reply letter
came enclosing a draft for $50 for the
| bird.
Usage.
| On an appeal to the district court az
ter she had been arrested and served q
sentence Of four days in jail, Mrs. Aug
ust Lewke, of Rudd. who was on tria
for impersonating Mrs. Ben Bracken-
| berry, a neighbor, in having bill oil
goods charged to her, was acquitted ir
| the district court at Usage. where the
trial was conducted. Three years age
| in August Mrs. Lewke is alleged tc
have entered the Eastman dry goods
store at Usage and purchased $3.50
worth OF dry goods telling the clerk
who waited on her she was Mrs. Brack-
enberry. :,
Usage.
The st. .Ansgar seminary failed tc
onen itS doors for fha foil <orro M
school. The cause Is given as not re-
ceiving sufficient support to pay run
ming expenses. The seminary was
founded thirty-two years ago ny Prof
II. s. Hong. who passed awaR within