Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

Spencer.
c. w. Kabach, formerly Of LeMars.
but now of Spencer. has filed peti-
ton in bankruptcy. His assets can be
| written without pencil, while his
liabilities are $4,000.
Primshar.
The estate of the late James Nc
Keone, Of Primghar. has been appraised
by the executor and will amount to
! $125,OOO, one-thrd Of which goes to
| charitable institutions.
/ Dubuque.
| Early Sunday morning Mrs. Caro-
| line Cunningham wife OF p. +. Cum
| ningham, answered the summons OF
death. She had been resident for
| fifty years. The passing of Mrs. Cum
| ingham is particularly sad owing to the
| fact that her husband. one OF the best
known men in Dubuque county. and
| former supervisor, is lying at death
door in Mercy hospital. and the attend
! ing physicians can hold out little hope
| for his recovery. Mrs. Cunningham was
60 years old.
Lowden.
The safe in the store of A. Freund &
| Co., at Lowden, was blown open by a
| burglar or burglars. The lnarauders
| were unable to gain access to the lower
| part of the safe and for that reason
| secured but $50 which had been left in
the upper compartment. They gained
entrance to the building by breaking a
panel on the back door and had they
been able to get into the lower part OF
the safe, they could have secured sew
eral thousand dollars. The safe was
utterly ruined.
Humboldt.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Kunert. Sr., OF Da-
kota City, were returning from a visit
at the home Of Otto Weiss OF Beaver
township, their horse. usually very
gentle animal, suddenly decided to cut
| up few capers on his own behalf. The
occupants Of the buggy were thrown to
the ground. Mrs. Kunert suffered
compound fracture Of the right arm
the bones protrudfng thru the flesh at
the break She was otherwise bruised
and shaken up. but will recover with
careful nursing. Mr.. kunert WAS also
badly shaken and bruised. but escaped
with no broken bones
Gilmore City.
This town is experiencing the great
est commercial boom in her history by
reason OF the building OF million dol
lar Portland cement plant at this place.
Active building operations were COM
menced on this immense plant a few
weeks ago and are we'll under way at
this time. The contracts for the ma
chinery were let during the past week
This plant will give employment to 500
or 900 men and will necessitate the
erection Of a few hundred more houses
in Gilmore City to accommodate the
greatly increased population.
Sioux City.
Rose Linholt. a waitress at the West
hotel, has asked Chief OF Police Pich-
ard to find her beau-not that she cares
much for his company. but she would
like to get diamond ring a pearl ring
and gold watch which she says he
took as mementos when he lef,
Sioux CITY. Miss Linholt swore out a
warrant for the young man, whose
name is withheld by the police. The
| jewelry is valued at 5000. II dared him
to wear the pearl ring" said Miss Lin
holt, land that's the last saw OF him.
She says he also went to her room in
the New Grand building and took the
diamond ring and the watch.
Dubuque.
George Chase, farmer. living a
short distance from this city, was shot
and fatally wounded by Bernard Ken
needy, In the front parlor Of his home
| late Saturday night. Kennedy fired
three shots At the aged man at close
range. two Of them entering his body
and one going wild. The shooting fol-
| lowed quarrel between Kennedy and
his wife Kennedy came to the mousse
Of Chase to get his wife and take her
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informed by Chase that hja vi, was