Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-02

Dubuque.
John Killien, a machinist. was found
living on the sidewalk UNCONSCIOUS IN
the lower part Of the city SUNDAY
night. From all appearances ne was
the victim Of thugs. but as he Is I'M
able to talk, the police can learn noeh,
ing from him. His head was coVereo
with blood and when taken to the po-
lice station. it was found that ms ia"
was fractured in three places.
Orange City.
Sioux county farm values continue 20
rise At public sales Saturday ~
acres belonging to estate OF the iate
F G. w. Druyvestein was sold TOT
s4772o An eighty-acre tract with no
buildings about three miles from
orange City brought s177 per acre. an
other eighty s172.50 per acre. another
eighty $40 pr acre. and the remain
ing forty s154 per acre.
Rock Rapids.
The city council has granted perni's
for two saloons. Since an in5unc.lon
was issued by Judge Gaynor asaans'
| three saloor keepers that had been III
business here for years the town mas
heen dry The license fee was ra1seo
so that the two saloons now pay the
same as the three paid. $1,000 per year
each according to the government cen
sis report the town now has a popuia-
ton Of 2O6.
GAINESVILLE.
Word reached here Saturday AFTER
noon of the death Of Mrs. James Poisal
AZ Junction City, Kan, where IT oc-
Cured Friday. Oct. %. at the home o.
har son Rozell. The body reached mere
Sunday noon, and the funeral was neio
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mar
tin Jones. at p m. Monday. conduct
ed by Rev. Ross of the NJ. r. chu.ci
1nterment was in LvnWood bes1de hel
son Harry. who died in 1893.
GIidden. .o,
The Presbyterian and other cnurcl
neon,e rendered a farewell receptlof
n Mr. and Mrs. w. R Orchard Satur'
day evening, which was largely attend
al A fine program was given IN con-
nection with the affair. Following VI.
recention in the church parlors NJ
orchard was taken to McNaughton'
hill where the business men of the
town had assembled to present MY
orchard with a handsome gold water
and chain.
orr OOoSS'
Mrs. l.. w. Morton awoke SUNDAY
morning to find her 2-months-old chile
dead beside her. Her husband was no
at home and panic stricken the youht
mother with difficulty secured the as.
sistance Of neighbors. The corone
when summoned pronounced the chii'
had been dead several hours and eltne
infantile paralysis or spinal menlngiti
was the cause.
Cedar Falls.
W Foote has received lette
from Washington, D. c., stating tina
Andrew Benton an early pioneer OF TN
community was dangerously sick WIKI
cancer of the stomach at his home II
tho national capital. For many year
Nv Renton has been employed IN th'
nostoffice department of the nationa
government. The body will be brougn
70 Cedar Falls for interment at FAR
view cemetery where he has severa
relatives buried.
Cedar Falls.
Mr. and Hrs j. G. Aldrich quietly cell
ebrated their fifty-seventh wedding an
niyersary on Saturday by havins
friends and neighbors call during tht
afternoon. He is IS and she is IS
They were born in Ohio and married
there. moving to Blackhawk county
Iowa. in 1864. For number OF year;
,h.y were farmers. but twenty year:
ago moved into this city that theil
children might have the advantages o
the state Teachers College.
Fort Dodge.
temporary wooden bridge to spar
the Des Moines river at cost Of 81
600 will be the only means of com
munication between the city and Yves
Fort Dodge. thriving business suburb
during the three months necessary fol
the construction of the big new $780,
600 viaduct which will replace very
old bridge and cross the railroad dis
trict. 1t is necessary to place thu
wooden bridge several blocks ava!
from the old location and the trend o.
traffic will be changed materially.
Ute.
Chicken thieves have been plying
their vocation among the farmers ii
this locality for some time and severa
roost fittings have been reported. TIL;