Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-13

creston.
The friends and ne;ghbors OF the late
Elijah Berry, the victim Of hycropho-
bia. gathered at his late home near
A-ispe last week and husked and crib
bed all his corn while his wife and
children were in Iowa City taking pre-
caurionary treatment against the dread
ralady.
Abba.
The yeggmen who blew open the
bank at Derby were apprehended thru
the prompt action and keen discern
Mock They purchased the soap from
Mr.. Mock who at once suspicioned
their motives and Immediately inform
ed Sheriff Griffin. who in turn prompt
" wired a description Of the men to
the bank reflective and they were
promptly arrested.
Avoea.
Felix Se,z, formerly member Of the
board Of supervisors. has been award
ed a verdict of $1,000 in suit for dam
ages. arising out Of the publication OF
charges during the last campaign. j.
B. Harris, Frank Pullard. ]. NJ. Put
ten and George B. Clark. all OF Oak
land were the defendants. Suit for
$4,000 wa= fled BY each member OF
the board, that Of Setz being the first
brought to trial.
Logan.
Edgar Caldwell, pioneer settler and
we'll known farmer, sustained concus-
sion of the brain and other injuries as
the result Of his team becoming fright
nd n n
away. Mr.. Caldwell was thrown from,
his car-ia ge. striking the frozen ground
on the right side OF his forehead and
temple He was picked up uncon-
scious and taken to his own home. Nj.
Caldwell regained consciousness but /.
in critical condition.
Newton.
Whether the city Of Newton be city
Of the 5000 class will soon be ascer-
tanned BIZ the city council. The New
ton Elks lodge or rather the resident
Elks who are anxious to obtain a char
ter for Newton have asked the city
council to take census of the recently
annexed territory in order that the ac-
curate population may be known. II
this census adds enough more to New
tons present population to make US a
city of 5000 souls then the new char
ter can be eas!!. obtained.
Dunlap.
George Belle. alias Battles. Of Chi
cago. or Newark, " T., or some other
place. was arrested In the railroad
Yards here. charged with stealing a
sui, case from Edward E. Meurer a
railroad mechanic Of Dixon. III. Meur-
~. la in N
at Missouri VALLEY. When he called fol-
it ne found someone had been ahead
of him. When he arrived here he saw
man with his property. took after
him caught him and turned him ovel
70 the authorities.
erosion.
| After May l. the members OF the
/ brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers o
/ the Burlington road system are to b.
| pensioned in sickness and old age, pro-
viding they have been members OF thu
brotherhood for ten years. For THU
reason the engineers say they are OPP
posed to the movement now under wal
/ to have a pension system added to thu
Burlington voluntary relief depart
ment. A mass meeting vas recent:
held in Galesburs ILL.,. TO talk ovel
plans for adding the department.
/ Museatins.
! David Kallenberber suffered the los
Of four fingers OF the right hand whil'
working at his saw mill in the BIZ
Timber. south OF Muscatine. He wa
operating a saw and in some name
the hand was drawn into the revo1virl
cutter and the sharp teeth severed tn
fingers just above the palm. Fello'
workmen rushed 90 his aid and he VA
brought to his home on the Mapl
Grove road where DIR. T. F. Beveridg
attended to his injury The man wa
weak from the loss Of blood and sui
fered greatly.
centerviiie.
4 Alleging that because the c., NJ.
ST. Paul night passenger started be
fore he had time 10 ct on at ottnmw
Junction. he was thrown and badly Ia
J jured, Thomas Clark hAA Wrought sai
for $4,000 damages. He alleges that h