Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01

or even whimper while the doctor was
working with her, did not make the
slightest objection when they started to
give her chloroform and did not cry
afterwards. She is now getting along
nicely. in fact Is doing so we'll that
there are good chances that she will
not be badly daforned.
Schaiier.
Thomas Coulter met with quite a
serious mishap that will cause him
some trouble and probably disfigure
his face for the balance Of his lifetime
He had Jumped upon a horse and was
going down to the mail box after the
mail when the horse stumbled and
threw him over its head and he
struck on the hard road on his face
tearing away the flesh from his chin,
exposing the whole lower jaw. but
fortunately no bones were broken.
Humboldt.
A gentleman Of unknown name and
rowing tendencies was unloaded from a
freight train In Humboldt with a brok
ell leg and badly shattered constitu
ton. The facts seem to be that his
injuries were received near the river in
Fort Dodge. He and some cronies were
carousing near the river bank, and one
Of them fell across his legs with the
above result. He was given medical
assistance in Humboldt and will be
removed to the county farm to await
recovery when he Is able to care for
himself.
Sioux City.
Burglars have been having an easy
time of 1t at the A. P. Larson grocery
on Morningslde avenue. and the last
few weeks goods Of considerable value
have been stolen. Every effort has
been made to catch the thieves without
avail. The police are convinced the
work is that of boys. Three nights ago
the store was or tered and IS in pen
ries. about $40 worth of cigars and to-
bacco and SIS worth of groceries stol
en- Entrance was effected from the
rear. Detectives have been working
on the case some time. They say there
is a gang Of boys who have cave in
an isolated part Of town. 1t is be-
leved that the loot will be found in
this cave.
Waterloo.
After 33 years OF married life during
which time she has borne twelve chill
dren and assisted her husband to build
up his fortune to something like s47.
600 uuencumbered, Christina G. Buttke
files an action for divorce from her
husband, Henry Buttke. farmer OF
the county. with request for $4,000
permanent alimony. custody of her four
minor children temporary alimony to
prosecute her suit and injunction af-
ford'ng non interference with her or
them In the future. alleging that her
husbands cruelty. neglect. drunkenness
and blackening OF her character IS
more than she can or will bear any
further Judge Platt has issued the
Injunction as pra yed.
Dubuque.
A young woman giving the names Of
Ethel Gibbons and jeanette Clark was
arrested in a residence to the rear Of
Hill street at late hour "Wednesday
afternoon. The girl operated neat
little piece OF graft at MccIregor sew
eral days ago, and over since being no.
titled Of the fact by the officials OF that
place, tho authorities here have been on
the watch for her. According to the
story. the girl went into a dry goods
store at Mo0reIor. and after selecting
some shirt waists. gloves. yelling. etc.
asked permission TO take them over to
tho Berry 61ouso where sffe was stay
Ing. She said that her mother was an
Invalid end could not como out, and
that sho wfs1sed to show the goods to
her before purchasing. This permission
was granted her. but instead OF return
ing she took an evening train for Du-
buduo.