Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-27
Northern Io1ua Items

the Toronto, Cam, bank on which 1t
was drawn. 1t is said that checks
cashed for Moore at Aberdeen, s. D.,
also have been returned unhonored.
Moore appeared in Sioux City about
month ago with his wife and little
daughter. He claimed to be looking
for chance to purchase a hotel.
Spending money like a second Coal
Oil Johnny" he aroused confidence and
the hotel readily cashed his check.
Sioux City
When John Lamprey, a former st.
Paul newspaper man, rescued Miss Cal
Kelley, of Minneapolis, from drowning
in the Big Sioux river opposite the
Comm ercial Mems. Boat Club here
about threemonths ago. a romance was
started which eliminated in their mar
riage in Minneapolis Saturday. Mr..
Lamprey and Miss Kelley had taken a
canoe from the Commercial Mems Boat
Club. Miss Kelley tried to paddle
while standing up and lost her balance
and the boat was upset Mr.. Lamprey
seized her and swan to shore.
Carroll.
The Northwestern Railroad Company
was held responsible for the death of
r. j. O'Neil, of Clarion, a brakeman, by
the jury which held an inquest into the
matter here. The jury took evidence
from the crew of his train and decided
that he had met his death largely thru
negligence on the part of the company
owing to the fact that he had been
placed on the floor of baggage car
and brought to Carroll when medical
aid could have been secured in much
less time and that no attempt had been
made to stop the flow Of blood until he
was placed in the hospital here
Waterloo.
Declaring that his wife had assault
ed him and beat him about the face
with her fists, f. f. kistner who con-
ducts an undertaking parlor on the
west side, caused the arrest of his
wife, Mrs. Blanche v. Kistner, Of Des
MoineS, on a charge of assault and
battery. AT the trial before Police
Judge Caldwell the defendant was
discharged following the introduction
Of the testimony, on the grounds that
as the judge expressed it in a voice
that trembled with emotion, "She has
done only what was right"
Lem ars.
julius schmidt, of Chicago, and NJ.
r. F'aber. of Remsen, have bought out
the drug business conducted by S T.,
Green the past few years. Mr..
Schmidt will have charge of the bust
ness. He is we'll known to the people
of LeMars, being a son of j. G..
Schmidt. of this city, and having for
merly worked in this city as drug
clerk in the Spots & Post and
Anton Sartori stores. Mr.. Schmidt is
an experienced druggist Since leav-
ing LeMars he was in business In
South Dakota, and from there went to
Chicago, where he held a position in
the Boston drug store.
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. John Burroughs and daughter.
Margaret. were badly hurt in a COLI
sion with an auto on the grade near
the Ray place. as they We're driving
into Allison about p. m. Saturday.
Herman Wild had started for Clarks-
Vile in his auto and was coming down
the grade toward them at a high
rate of speed and the machine struck
the front wheel Of their buggy, caus-
ing the accident. Mrs. Burroughs suf-
fered severe bruises and internal in
juries the extent OF which is not yet
known. Miss Burroughs side and
arm were badly hurt and she Is unable
to resume teaching In the school here.