Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-21

physician, where a, close examination
was made and we understand that
| there is no hope for recovery.
Maxwell.
The City Hotel and restaurant was
sold last Thursday by A. 3. Cooper
who has been proprietor of the place
for the past year. to Messrs Glen
Dunahoo. Of this place. and Roy Proc
tor, of Nevada, giving immediate pos
session. The new owners are well
known here and are pair of hustling
| upright young. men of business ability
who should make a success of their
venture.
Newton, a U.s.
A. ". Behrer was awarded $3.50
damages in the case Of Behner VS.. the
Mutual Fire and Tornado Insurance
Association of Newton. He brought
suit for $3.50 on his policy on account
Of the damage to his home last De-
cember. The company adjusted the
loss at $3.50, which he refused to ac-
cept and brought the suit The case
will probably be appealed to the su-
preme court.
Mt. Pleasant.
Notices have been posted calling at
tention to the city election which will
be held here on Tuesday. Oct "a,
when the question Of establishing a
new sewer district at cost not to ex-
coed 100000. will be referred to the
electors Of the city. The proposed dis
trict includes the Snipe Run and
Saunders Pranch sections Of the city
The pos which will be at the treas
urer's office in the court house. will
be open from p. m until D. m
Fort M sdison.
Work has been completed on the
lake at the Fort Madison Santa Fe
hospital at cost Of 50 900. The lake
will add materially to the beauty Of
the place and when the water is turn
| ed in which will not be for about a
month. to allow the concrete to dry
! the grounds will be as pretty as any
| similar place in the country. The lake
was previously stocked with fish but
they have all died and as soon as
! water is again turned In the lake will
he restocked with game and gold fish
Deep River.
| Word reached Deep River Monday
that Andrew +. Plat. an aged resident,
was In the wreck at Fort Crook, Neb.
His injuries were Of minor nature and
! he will recover. The collision occurred
between the Missouri Pacific passen
| ger train and an out -going fast freight,
said to be caused by the misunder-
standing Of orders. Mr. Plat had been
visiting his son John at Kansas City.
and was enroute home. His back is
badly sprained and It will take him
some time to recover from the shock
He IL IS years OF age There were sew
en- killed and twenty two injured a
number of whom are not expected to
recover.
Otturrwa.
Claiming that his arrest last week
on the charge Of larceny from a build
! ing, filed in police court against him
by J. A, Phillips was unwarranted.
and that said arrest, charge and i'm
prisonment damaged his good reputa-
ton to the amount Of $4,000, Bernard
Sweeney. youth Of Is. by his next
friend, Julia Sweeney has brought &C.
tion against J. A. Phillips for tina,
! sum. He claims in his petition that un,
til charged with the theft Of $50 by the
defendant. j. 4. Phillips. he had al
ways borne good reputation for hon
esty and uprighteousness and that he
was arrested at the instigation of Mr..
Phillips Friday last and given hear
Ing Saturday u,orning in police court.
where he was acquitted OF the ciiafSes