Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
Northern I01uu Items

L. Waterbury, OF, Akron. The accident
happened at the Albarts' place. one
mile south ana q milo east Of struble.
DR.. 1filler's little daughter. who was
riding with him. escaped unhurt, as
did ID. I. Waterbury.
Aursiia.
OTTO OsbornepA farm hand 10 years
OF age. attempted to kill himself ct the
homo Of Herman e4tsemks, ave miles
west Of here. Hs fred eeven bullets
from . 2:-caaiber revolver into his
forehead. but all the balls were de-
Elected without penetrating the skull.
and he has a good chance TO live 20
show his scars. He had accidentally
discharged Q shotgun In the house dur
ing tho absence Of the Family and fear
ing censure attempted suicide.
Cedar Rapids.
Ireland's patron saint, st. Patrick. is
to be honored In song. speech and story
In Division No. I, Ancient Order Of
evening. Several noted Hiberntans
ton. including J. r. ReaEen. OF st. Paul,
national president: Dennis Maher, Of
Iowa City. state president; p. H. Don
I'LL, OIL CILiHSSopu4S 81 SSSslS SCSA oApAJ
and Past State President Fred B. Shar-
on, Of Davenport. Rev. T. J. Sullivan.
pastor Of st. Patrick's church In this
city, Is state chaplain.
Nashus.
There was quite a scare at st. Mich
ale's parsonage when the alarm OF fire
was sent In from the parsonage. Rev.
Father Kunkel was burning the dead
grass upon the lawn when the fire got
beyond his control and the flames were
spreading rapidly toward William,
Lmndt's cottage. occupied by Charles
Beckman. The Are company responded
Immediately but by the time they
reached the parsonage the ncighbors,
who had como to Mr.. Kunlsel's assist
ance, had the hre under control, but
the parsonage lawn was thoroughly rid
Of its dead grass.
leMars.
A stranger hoated into town. whether
on the cushions or in Z sidedoor Pull
man was not ascertained. but probably
the latter. He cams from Sioux City
and went to DR.. Shepard for medical
aid, saying that he was sick. Tho doc
tor quickly grasped the situation. dis
covering that tho man had a we'll de-
ye,oped, altho mild case Of SMALLPOX.
He telephoned the city authorities, and
the man was locked UP in tho city
building, while the board OF health got
busy making arrangements to have
him cared for at the detention hospital
southwest Of town.
ssr ces:s-
Al tho Magic thcater a wcm..Ti
yawned and dislocated her Jaw. fore
Ing her mouth wide open. In which,
, position II remained until q half hou,
later whom enc found Q doctor who re-
duced tho jaw to Its natural position
In this connection It might be we'll "a
ada that the Cherry Sisters were do
Ing their turn and tho woman stood II
as long rs she could. getting drowuies
each minute. yawning at frequent in
/, terynis and totally unable TO appreciate
tho efforts Of the elderly matdens on
the stage. With the last yawn her face
gave way.
corrsctienvilIs.
Tho nrst effort toward getting q
county hospital established at Sioux
City was made IN Correctionville and
other eastern Woodbury. county towns
this week. W. r. Wiley. Of Sioux CITY,
representing the Association Of Trained
Nurses, came here to start his canvass
Tor $50 si4ners 20 tho petition for Q
special election when The matter q
leyyins . 1-mtll tax for twenty years
for the erection and support Of . coun-
y hospital. % b located q Sioux City,
viii b voted upon. lt = necessary to
set signatures Of 400 eesldent freehold
ers Of tAo county. ana 100 OF iisssss : :s:::s.e
bs secuted edtsaAs e 1joux o9sy.