Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03

lnosene.
Jim SkahilIs place has been quaran-
tined for smallpox Mrs. Skahill ard
Henry are both having very mild al
tack of It, but are not confined TO theiE
bed and are able to be up and around
; the house. The people IN Imogene do
70. seem very badly scared and a good
many think It is the chickenpox.
Pocahontas.
During the recent storm lot o.
sheep belonging to c. ". Gilchrist
which were in a pasture just east OF
town, huddIed in among a clump OF
trees. and the following morning forty
seven of the bunch were found TO have
! been smothered TO deaf The loss is
estimated at over $500 and falls quite
severely on Mr.. Gilchrist.
HoIstein.
Fred Scheel. son Of Carl Scfeel, com
rnitted suicide by shooting himself IT
che right TEN pie in his room over the
Brick restaurant He was found fifteen
minutes after by Fred Roflrer who had
been sent up to see him by P. \. Arr
who employed Scheel as a bartender
Fred Scheel came here twelve years
ago with his mother and brother from
Germany.
Imosene.
Rev Mr.. PAYNE, Of the Methodist
church, has accepted position as mail
clerk on the Burlington road out of
Lincoln. Neb. He will make Lincoln
his headquarters. where he will move
az once with his family Rev. Mr.
PAYNE has been in ITnoge0e for some
time and has made ranv friends both
in his church and outside and all will
greatly regret his leaving.
Grand Junction.
0. J. Dutton redeemed draft Sa-ur-
day that was issued by the Grand
Junction Bank Dec 10. 1894. nearly
seventeen wears ago. The draft was
issued by r Harmed in favor of Miss
Jennie Park. Il had been out so long
that it had been entirely forgotten rn
til one of the banks at Des Noires sent
it here to find il it was good Mr. Dat
ton has issued little more than so 600
Chicago drafts since this one went out
Allison.
Susan burroughs sues u r wild &c
recover the sum Of 60 900 which she al
leges is the amount of damages which
she sustained in an accident caused BIZ
the defendants alleged negligence ir
the operation Of his automobile unor
the public highway southeast of Ali
| son. Oct. %. 1910 Margaret Burroughs
also brings an action AGAINST the same
plaintiff for alleged INJURIES sustain C
at the same time and place. in the SUN
| of $1,000.
Ida Grove.
Complaints have been made of viola.
ton Of quarantine laws. County Attor.
ney Johnson filed information in Jus.
tice court against parties who are al.
legged to have ignored the law. One in
formation filed is against Robert Tod d
Physicians say there is danger Of an
| epidemic Of scarlet fever in Ida county
unless the quarantine laws are strictly
| adhered to. Violation Of the quaran-
tine law is misdemeanor punishable
by fine of $500 or a year in Jail, one
| or both.
Dubuque.
| Chicken thieves continue to be active
turnout the city and there is hardly Z
Light passes but what some hen hous,
is raided. Some time Wednesday nigh
the coop Of Mrs. Bridget Casey, q
| Booth street, was broken into. ant
seven chickens, all that were in tn,
coop, were stolen. Mrs. Casey 10 ,
widow who is obliged to earn her owl
! living and even the loss Of the chicken
mean much to her. The thieves evi
IDENTIFY wrung the necks Of the fowls
before removing them from the COOP
Waterloo.
The police have In custody tire
nersoT,e. two boys and ono man. whom
they believe are responsible for the re
cent epidemic Of burHlaries IN Water
loo. OFFICER Tom Norris gained tnfor
nation that led him TO suspect tfos
under 1rrest and the department i'm
{ mediateiy got busy. 0A0f1A Fererso
and Frank Vose. aged IL and L.. re