Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Pope Plus has bestowed the title OF
monsignor upon Rev. James Saunders
Of Fort Dodge. vicar general Of the
Catholic see Of Sioux City.
DysrsviIie.
! Frank kronlage. we'll known Brem-
en- township farmer. had his shoulder
! dislocated and his son, Henry, sustain
ed an injury to his knee and bad
bruise on his face near the left eye
! in runaway accident.
Usage.
The home Of Rev. Father Martin
pastor of the Catholic church at Usage
was visited by burglars. The priest
was awakened by the sounds and OPP
ened fire thru door. but failed to hit
the burglar purse containing near
ly $50 was taken. There is no clue.
Clarion.
Mrs Elizabeth Ashpole. of Hamilton
! county, died at the home of her son. r
S. Ashpole, in this city. aged "a years.
She was buried at Cass Center, north
Of Webster City. Mrs. Ashpole was a
pioneer. having passed thru the famine
in Kansas years ago. where she lost six
children thru starvation There are six
children surviving.
Fonda.
T. III. CArnine, farmer living north
Of town, was seriously injured by
jumping thru window of his house
while walking in his sleep. His head
! was cut by the glass. and his collar
bone broken. Mr.. Carnine said he
! thought he had fallen from a train and
jumped to avoid being run over. Hc
ran several yards into a plowed field
before he awoke.
Clear Lake.
lake being broken into was reported to
B. c. Keller by the authorities here.
The marauders did their work evidently
on Thursday night some time. Quite
a number OF the boat houses up and
down the lake shore have been broken
into and some damage done, but this
| is the first cottage reported as being
entered.
| Bellevue.
The frozen and lifeless body of Mich
ael Fleming was discovered in Lun-
din,s sand pit near here a few days ago.
The unfortunate man was employed on
the farm OF DR. ]. Sandt and is said to
have been intoxicated the previous ev-
ening: 1t is supposed that while on
wandered out Of the way and lay down
in a pit to sleep. He was about 50
years of age.
shelisburs.
At the close Of the public schools the
students in the grammar room were
given a surprise. Without warning a
large portion Of plastering on the cell
ing. about $50 square feet fell to the
floor. causing great excitement. Small
portions of the plaster struck few of
the students. who were not badly hurt
but save from that there was no dam
age done. The school was dismissed
for a vacation.
pewar.
After an illness OF two years. Mrs
Mary Murphy died from bronchial
asthma. She had been apparently en-
joying her usual good health and the
end came unexpectedly. She passed
| away while asleep. She was in her
list year and had been resident OF
this village for a number Of years. She
is survived by one daughter, Mrs Frank
Smith, of this CITY,
sabula.
To marry woman whom he had
| never before seen was the experience
Of William 3. Lowell. florist OF this
city. He married Mrs. Nina Galliard
at Greenville. s. c., as the result OF
correspondence of several months A
resident OF South Carolina and well
acquainted with Mrs. Galliard removed
to Iowa and there met Mr.. Lowell Thru
this man Mr.. Lowell became acquainted
with Mrs Nina Galliard last March by
correspondence and ever since that
time they have carried on courtshlr
by mail The proposal was made, the