Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-24
Northern I01ua Items

hospital where he was taken following
the shooting and it is expected that I'M
less unforeseen COMPLICATIONS set in he
will be released within two weeks.
Gains recovery is considered remark
able owing tothe number that die from
! a wound of that sort Shot thru the
| body and his intestines pierced in sew
/! eral places, very little hopes were ex-
pressed at first that he would recov-
e..
Waterloo.
John Andrews has recently complet-
! ed the purchase of a controlling inter
est in Kmball's Dairy Farmer Com
pany the majority of stock having pre-
viously been owned by the Fred l..
kimball estate and T.. r. Shoemaker.
The last mentioned parties. while they
have disposed of a consideSa bic amount
of stock to Mr. Andrews will continue
to be identified in an important way
with the Dairy Farmer Company.
Ida Grove.
| Lee Horn and Allaster Cameron. two
/ young men. had a peculiar accident
while at the river swimming Horn
was in the water just ready to come
UP from the dive and Cameron was on
| the springboard ready to go under
| Cameron dove off and struck Horn on
the temple just as he came to the sur
face of the water. Horn was rendered
unconscious and Cameron had a cut on
his head three inches long.
Clear Lake.
! DR. Frank W. Luce. who was one of
the most popular ministers ever filing
| the Methodist pulpit of this city was
| badly injured recently in an automobile
accident at Cleveland. Ohio. AS is
| quite we'll known here, Or. Luce has
| become one of the, brightest and best
| preach in all Methodism The ac-
cident occurred as they were driving
thru one of the parks. Mrs. Luce was
| at the wheel. They were not going a,
| a very high rate Of speed but in some
way Mrs Luce lost control and plung
ed over a fifteen foot enbankment in
| to the bed of Doom creek Help came
and they got out all right and that day
Mr. Luce was able to preach but 1t was
against the wishes of his physician. Az
| ter the sermon he had a nervous coll
| laps and will not be able to continue
| his work for some weeks. Mrs. Luce
| had a badly sprained wrist and was
bruised and cut up on the face. hands
and lower limbs. II was almost mir
acle how either Of them got out Of such
| a plunge alive.
Carroll.
A couple Of horse traders travelling
thru the country drove up to the farm
house OF Mrs. Manemann. two miles
west OF Mt. Carmel and announced
their intention Of staying all night. Mrs
| Manemann is a widow living alone
with her children and was not prepared
to keep them. They were disposed Il
argue the question much to the alarm
Of the widow and her family. but they
finally concluded to move on. Before
doing so, one OF the men went to 9
corn crib on the premises and ripping
off a board proceeded to Ali his arm.
with feed for hts stock. While he wa,
doing this VIII Manemann procured 8
shotgun and tried to halt the fellow
who by this time had loaded h,1nsel
with as much corn as he could carr,
and was making away with It. A.
he did not stop the young man followe.
him with one barrel, which only served
Ito accelerate his retreat. but when tn
next barrel came he stopped. The.
made the fellow q prisoner An ex
|amina ton Of the fellow did not show
that ne had suffered great injury. !
few shots had gone thru the ski
around his legs and side. A sheriff
ARRIVED on the scene about midnigh
] and brought the man to town, with hi
belongings. His pal drove or durinI
the excitement: