Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-28

Earl Sheehan, member OF the Usage
high school football team, is seriously
i'll as result Of bruise on the head
received in a game Of football against
Cedar Falls last fall.
Mason City.
The colored voters of this city. at a
meeting recently formed an organiza-
ton and pledged themselves to vote for
| the candidate for mayor who will rec
ognize them In filing the appointive
Offices II he Is elected.
Waterloo.
Two women whose names could no,
be learned, made complaint to the po-
lice station Thursday night that they
had been knocked down on the Fifth
street bridge early in the evening by
an electrical shock. They stated they
were walking along the bridge when
without any warning they were thrown
to the sidewalk. AS far as could be
learned neither Of them suffered any
injury.
Boone.
Mrs. T. ]. McGlynn, Of this city, was
operated on in Mercy hospital in Des
Moines Wednesday. Mrs. McGlynn had
gone to the capital city to visit and
there she was taken suddenly very
sick with an attack Of appendicitis
She was taken to the hospital and re-
manned there several days until she
could have time to gain more strength
but it was found that an operation was
imperative If her life was to be saved
Her condition Is very serious, even YET.
Fraser.
The burning interurban mine was
Opened again Wednesday and again
sealed. The fire seems to have be-
come under control altho little could
be told about 1t without thorough in
Ivesttgation. It Is thought it can be
opened again by Sunday and probably
men can then make further investiga-
ton. The great danger now lies in the
condition Of roofs and walls which may
at any moment wall. II the mine is
the first Of next week much work Will
dition again.
Sioux City.
Does anybody want to buy church
The synagogue Of the congregation
Tifereth Israel, located at West Sixth
and Sioux streets, will be offered to
the highest bidder by Sheriff E. G.
Dilley from the front steps OF the court
house, Feb. q. The synagogue will be
sold to satisfy mechanics lien held by
the Bruce Edgerton Lumber Company,
and which was foreclosed. The lum-
Der company had a claim Of $1.735
against the congregation for building
material. Only 5000 has been paid on
the account, according to the court
record. The building was erected at
- &c nm }< a fiva1v
new.
Cedar Falls.
Carpenters and painters this week
completed the new country home Of the
w. L Carter family three miles west OF
Cedar Falls on Twelfth street. This is
to replace the fine home Of the Carriers
which was destroyed by fire on Nov. II.
On Dec. Mr.. Carter awarded the con-
tract for his new home. on Dec. 10 a
crew of carpenters started the work
and today the keys OF the completed
house will be turned over to Mr.. Car
ter. The plan Of the new home is
very similar to the one destroyed by
veeks
oelwsin.
Richard L. DeMoss committed SUE
eide Tuesday morning by shooting
himself thru the forehead with a re-
volver which he had bought the even
Ing before. The deed was committed
at the Peter 6warty home at an early
hour. When Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Swarts return from party at 2 a. M,
they found DeNoss on the fioor In an
unconscious condition. with blood scat
tered over the door and bed in the
room. His laAlsswers stiil In motion.