Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-07
Grundy Center.

The town council adopted q resolu-
ton providing for the holding of a spe.
cial election on Tuesday, June IA, fol
the purpose of voting on the eStab.
lishment of a free public library ii
kGrundy Center.
EddyviIIe.
The city council in snecial session
has authorized the Offering of one hun
bred acres of land and remission o
taxes for twenty years as an induce
lnent to the Morrell packing plant tt
locate there.
Webster City.
IA deal wa recently iconsummatet
whereby Edward and George Shafer
former well known farmers residing
east of this city, have purchased a two.
thirds interest in the Pringle imple-
ment business on East Second street
They assumed their new interests Mon
day morning.
Webster City.
Ole Benston, who works for Cash &
Co, tailors, has filed q suit against
the city, asking for damages in the sum
Of $4,000, for injuries alleged to have
been sustained from falling upon the
icy sidewalk last winter. 1t is said his
hip was fractured and that he has suf-
fered much from the injury.
Dougherty.
Wednesday at Sacred Heart church
was celebrated the marriage Of Miss
iMargurite Dougherty, daughter of Hon
Daniel Dougherty, pioneer resident, tc
Mr.. Robert Ormsby. The bride wore
a gown made Of linen and lace, each
the product Of a factory in ireland
operated by relatives. Over 200 guests
were present, coming from Chicago, st
Louis and Minneapolis. The honey
moon will be spent in the Twin cities
Usage.
While returning from Church VIII
Breer and James White had a narrow
escape from a serious accident. About
two miles west of town near the Jim
Dunley farm the horse became scared
at something and ran the rig up on the
bank at the side of the road and threw
both men out. MI. White had an arm
broken and was somewhat Scared UP
otherwise. The horse next proceeded
to run away but was caught before
any damage was done to the rig.
Sioux City.
Found guilty of manslaughter, Tom
| NOLAN was sentenced to serve not
more than eight years in h peniten-
tiary at Fort Madison by Judge
Hutchinson. His appeal bond was fixed
at $4,000 and he was given ninety days
in which to file a bill Of exceptions.
Mohan shot and killed William Sierks,
known as Jack Sears, on the morning
of Jan. "a, 1910, at Martin Holmes
coal office. He was indicted on the
charge Of murder in the c degree.
Williams.
Williams is to have a new $4,000
hotel. At a meeting held by the bust
ness men it was decided a new brick
structure should be built, and it is very
likely the business men OF Williams
will form a stock company to bring
about the enterprise. The building is
to be modern, and we'll in keeping with
the Williams standard of progress. The
hotel business in Williams has always
been a paying proposition. and the
town can not a11ord ~ Dv without d
hosiery.
Primghar.
Almost An entirely new corps of
teachers will have to be selected for
the Primghar schools for next year. So
far but one teacher aside from Super
intendent De Mar has been elected for
next year, Miss StanseH having been
elected for the grammar room. Miss
Campbell has accepted a position in
her home school at Sheldon. 1t is to be
regretted that Miss Calnpbelr and otf1c
ers Of the teachers who have refused
to sign contracts for next year could
not nave Der.. INDUCED : SS.: :
Ames.
On Thursday morning Rural Mail
Carrier W. s. loon had a runaway,
and was thrown freSa his cart n seri-