Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-21
Northern Io1ua Items

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Dubuque. .
Mis- Bridge. Fernon. aged S., die al
me Academy Of the Visitation after an
illness o. but an hou- with pneumonia
The body was taken % Ga.era, he- for
,.e- home. fo- in,errnens-
oei~ein.
house SUNDAY evening and went nome
% s3ope- fire broke II; and before II
was ex.;ngu.Shed me interior was ed
Is damaged by fire, water aad sEa9Ae'
Role.
Lind vas totally DESTROYED by IRE I'm
day night. causing q loss o. s,oooo me
-r. ,~ vas not a. home q r-e tine O.
.a= fire ana M elaze gained saea
hea6wav ina li.-,e could be done. The
origin Of the s-e e unknown.
Andrew.
Tn= scaoo q his Place have beer
closed Tor the past two weeks on &C
coun. of an epidemic CT measles. Tas
cni.c-en MO were afflicted With tie
disease are al recovering nicely but J.
s sad tn. the CIDER people who had
i ara having Z rather tough tina OF y
Gilbert.
Grandpa Lars Da,4 dad Al the home
q his son. Chris Dale. near Gilbert the
cause o. his death being rs extreme
I'D age. He waS her. in Nor"aE IN
February. 18Is-th4 yes- at.=- tae bat
tI= Of W-ate-loo-and had NJ lived z tels
wseks longer ne would have been %
years old. For seule years ne mas !nade
lis home with lis son. and during the
pas. year had been practically oedria-
G4n al the tine.
Usage.
c. Herrenso,. living six miles north
Of here. died Of burns she received
7yhen her bed eaush. fire from AT over
-urnsd lamp. Mrs. Her-anson. h
vas S. years Of aga. was i'll IN ped
when the lamp was accidentally over
.ur:.ed. Before she could be removed
from he oed or the fire exsinguished
she was 90 severely burned that death
resulted.
Racswell City.
rae Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul
depot here was entered while the en-
p,oyes were at supper, the money
drawer ,-ia6 opea ard .10.0s taken. 4
package Of rickels containing n DO
lar vas left IN the drawer. All the
doors leading MO the office were lock
"a out il j. thought that the thief pried
one Of the ticket windows open. The
employees were away from the depot
lass thar an hour.
jewell.
The fifth annual show OF the Harn:l-
-on-siory County Poultry Association
lasted five DAYS and h-ought thirty-iwo
exhibitors 70 Jewell with more thai go
birds. S. B. Mills Of Ames, the judge,
declared that, for quality Of the birds
exhibited. the show was one Of the best
OF the small town shows that has been
held. Four special silver cup prizes
we're awarded to exhibitors. The cup
winners were j. r. Glidden. Of Anes;
E. j. Maland. Of Jewell; z L. Doggett,
Of Ames. and ". C. Houts, Of Colo.
Ananosa.
Jones county sold its county home
/ bonds in the sum of 100000 to the
Schoonover Trust Company. it being
the lowest bidder. The bonds draw 5
per cent interest, are issued in amounts
of $1,000. due each year for three years,
and $4,000 due the fourth year. They
were sold at par. These bonds are
exempt from taxation in the hands OF
an individual. but they can not be de-
Quoted from the assessment of the
stock OF a bank or t.us. company OWL
ing them.
Dubuque.
An interesting case has been begun
in the district court, Il which viii
probably attract widespread attention
before it is completed. The proceedings
consist OF an appeal before Judge
Benson entered by the Iowa Trust and
Savings Bank from an assessment fol-
back taxes made during the treasurer
ship of Herman Brinkman. The period
involved in the legal disputation in
cludes the years 1905. 1906. 1907, 1908
and 1909. and the assessment IL for ap-
proxirnately omitted AXE OF between
$4,000 and $40, 900. with penalty added
Hinton.
Two horses belonging to L. F. Win
-=-- ,.-3-- ---c ~:oe ncr.h of Hinton
were stolen early Sunday morning b,
thieves who rode the animals into Hin.
ton, where they broke into the saIooni
OF T. e. Graham n Henry Schneider
and OOH small amounts Of money amt
a liberal supply Of cigars. Burglars
supposed to be the same parties, ais
broke into the Illinois Central station