Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-22
Southern Io1ua Items

coal will sell at 50 per ton, the same
as all winter during the present year.
That was also the price on May /,
1909
Shenandoah.
Monday afternoon Daniel Kuhns. in
the employ of John Doty on the old
Bert Cole farm, left town with ma :
nure spreader. lister and some other
things. On the way home he was met
by steam auto from Tarkio. His
horses took fright and ran, scattering
the load and throwing Mr.. Kuhns out
violently. He was picked up and
taken home and a doctor sent for, but
he could find no bones broken. The
greatest injury was in his side, but he
| will recover.
Davenport.
Another steamboat company has been
| formed, with the intention of entering
the excursion business in this locality
| next summer Articles OF incorpora-
| ton were filed for the Northern Steam
| boat Company with the Scott county
recorder Tuesday. The capital stock is
to be 900 of which $4,000 is pre-
| ferred and the remainder common
stock. The directors of the organiza-
ton are G. s. Johnson, George NJ
| Bechtel, s. r. Van SAINT. L. VI. Fisher
and Alex MAR. Ex-Governor Van
SAINT of Minnesota, is president.
Council Bluffs.
Thomas J. Finley, formerly connect
ed with the Omaha & st. Louis Rail-
road Company, in this city as chief
clerk in the office of L. NJ Bedison
| auditor of the road, died on April II
lin st. Louis from paralysis. Mr.. Fin
ley lived here about twenty years ago
and was regarded in railroad circles as
a brilliant railroad man. Before be.
coming chief clerk in Mr.. Bedison':
office, Mr.. Finley was a clerk in tina
office for several years. He went from
here to Kansas City to take a position
in the freight department of the lie.
thigh & Wabash Dispatch line. He was
advanced in years at the time Of hii
advanced in years.
Monroe.
/ One 7-year-oId boy was received or
a bill of IadinE at the union station il
st. Louis over the Iron Mountain rail
way from Monroe, Iowa. He was con.
signed to St. Louis bank as collatera
for a board bill to be RENTED to {
bank at Monroe. Mrs. J. J. Koontz
acting as agent for F. ]. Koontz. fathe
and owner of the boy, called at tn
i. union station for the consignment, bu
the railroad officials refused to delive
him to her because he was not tn
4 consignee named in the bill OF ladine
the BOY, still tagged, was taken L
the bank in a taxicab. A disputed
. board bill incurred by the boy beini
in Monroe seven months caused tn
bill of lading to be issued. When tn
boy reached the bank the amount du
was paid and the boy was turned owe
to his parents.
Jefferson.
Mrs. Charles Ewalt, Of Gilmore Cit.
was badly hurt in a runaway acciden
on the streets of this city. She drov
, to town from the Dick Seaman p1ac
at about 8 O'Clock, to get some medi
cine for a sick child. Her horse too
; fright when in front Of Bradley's mar
ket, and ran down State street, east
ward. At the Farmers elevator offic
the buggy struck one Of the post
that holds up the signboard, and Mrs
Ewait was thrown out and agains
1.-THE post with great force. The ribs o.
3 | her right side were torn loose, bot
D lin back and front, and her chest va
!. tcaved in. She also received terribl
. bruises and decorations on the fac
4 The attending physicians fears frac
true at the base of the skull, and
5 this condition manifests itself the pa
a TENTS chances OF recovery viii
4 much Iessene1.