Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-04
Northern Io1un,..It Items

Paul, who was possessed, by thirst
that comes from a'longs residence on
the reservation. Davis philanthropical-
aly got some beer for; the Indian. but
declares he still had the "opener" in.
his hand when Patrolman Anderson
made the pinch. Paul also feels peeved
because he didn't get to drink the beer.
Cedar Falls.
Many leading superintenasrts OF
Iowa ahds in other states have, visited
the sta Teachers College in this city
looking for teachers to fill vacancies
in their corps for next year. Among
the superintendents who have been
here are G. E. Burton, Of Odebolt:
Charles S. Cobb, of Logan: Hugh NJ.
Gilmore, Of Mason City; o. II. Herr. OF
Oelwein, and J. NJ. Greenwood. head or
the public school system at Kansas
CITY. Mo. Other are making selections
from the senior class to fill their va
cancies for next year by correspond
ence.
Waterloo.
Bernbrock & Sibert. proprietors OF
the Waterloo Steam Laundry, corner
Of Fifth and Jefferson streets, nave
Completed negotiations for the pur-
chase for $4,000, from ]. b. Stewart.
of a tract of ground on Ftfth street.
adjoining the Elmer hotel. The lot now
is occupied by feed and sale barn,
but it is the intention of the new
comers. either this season or III 1917.
| to erect a laundry building occupying
the entire tract, sixty feet on Fifth ana
with a depth OF 12O feet. The building
| will be either one or two stories In
height. and if two stories. the front of
| will ho devoted to two
store rooms and an office for the laun-
| dry which would occupy the remainder
of the building.
Waterloo.
| The Rev. Edward Bullard of Madras.
India a member of the American Bap-
| list Missionary society. has pledged his
salary for a year towards paying for
q big well drilling outfit made by a
! Waterloo firm. He is willing to sub
.sist on what charity may bring him
for a year in order that the natives
/ who have been suffering from impure
Esurface water. may have deep water
supply that shall be pure. The well
! drilling outfit will weigh $4,000 pounds
and the freight bin will be nearly $500
Mr.. Rullard writes a pitiable story OF
/ suffering among the heather because
of the scarcity of pure and WHOLESOME.
! water He says he axes the sacrifice
of a years salary willingly In order
to improve sanitary conditions.
Latimer.
Walter Alrens, who resides three
Imiles northeast of Latimer, was severe
Ely injured in a runaway Monday eve
ming. He was returning home from
I.atlmer with plow in his, wagon
having been in town to get 1t sharpen
led. AS he reached his home he got ou
to open the gate. and as the team
passed thru they started to run. Ahren!
Jumped into the wagon from the hint
4 end, but before he secured strong
hold on the lines the team ran into {
tree, the wagon tongue hitting j
squarely in the center. The force o
the jar knocked the wagon upside dowi
and he was pinned under the wagoi
box with the pfow on top OF him. H
received broken left leg just abov'
the ankle, a badly bruised right shoul
der. and the flesh around his right ey'
was considerably cut up and bruised
It was feared at first that he Nigh
Hose the sight Of the eye, but fear o
i that Is now passed and physicials stat
|, THAT Il will be AL right. Mr.. Ahren
s was unconscious fors some time afte
II 1ha farci1aut y, 4,5s a