Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-22
CiarksviIIe.

The first two Gays work OF the So
licitors for the new Presbyterian
church showed $2.255 subscribed to-
ward the new edifice. The donors so far
have shown marked liberality.
Ida Grove.
A deal which was consummated Mon
day changed the name of the firm Of
Mitchell Simpson to Simpson 6
vonDohren. H. J. vonDohren having
purchased the interest Of William
Mitchell in the first named company
Aisona.
In Justice Crowelrs court, Tuesday
night, John Sykes, Fenton youth, en-.
tered plea Of guilty to q charge thai
he had stolen key Of beer. The Jus
tice thereupon fined him IS and trim.
mings. the whole amounting to $!S.61
Story City.
Mrs. Julia Charlson met with an un-
fortunate accident last Sunday while
driving home from church. The team
was frightened by an autocycle. tip
ping the occupants on to the ground
Mrs. Charlson had one Of her arms
broken below the elbow and the 9TH
err occupants Of the carriage were bad
ly shaken up.
Ida Grove.
s. NJ Corrie, Of Hayes township
was kicked in the face Saturday by
a horse while hitching team to 9
seeder and was unconscious until Sun.
day morning. He is now getting along
all right, but 1t was narrow escape
for him and had the blow struck q
little higher it would have meant in
slant death for him.
Forest City.
The tax collections for March were
history Of the county treasurers office
worth during the month Of March the
est City paid in $7,474.94. or abou!
when the special ditch taxes OF the
tribution was one-ninth.
Bellevue.
It's q proud privilege to be a Catholic
In Bellevue today for the whole city
is in the grasp Of Catholicism. The oc-
casion Is the dedication of the new St
Joseph's church. erected by Rev. N. J.
Bies at cost Of $4,000 and the formal
opening Of the new edifice~served to
attract the largest gathering Of the
clergy Of Iowa ever assembled in Belle
vue. A bishop and seventy-five priests
are today the guests Of the city OF
Bellevue.
Dubuque.
Nearly three hundred city and county
teachers were enrolled on the first
morning OF the institute Thursday
April 20. one Of the very largest ever
enrolled in the Dubuque county meet
ing and proving thes prtng institute
Just inaugurated. to be a splendid idea
and one with results. The warm days
OF the summer when the teachers are
usually worn &C. after the year of
work, are not usually SO attractive to
teachers for study work and the change
to q more agreeable time Of the year
was proved to be more satisfactory.
Lake City.
On Thursday Of last week the two
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs James Green
who reside southeast OF town. went to
the hay loft to throw down some hay.
After the work was completed, Benny
aged IL, seeing a hole in the floor,
said to Ormond. his younger brother
that he was. going to run the pitchfork
handle thru the hole and scare the
horses. ormond stopped to look Just as
the fork was pulled up and 1t was run
into his left eye. The injury Is quite
painful and It Is not yet known wheth-
er he will lose the sight Of his eye o.
not.
Duneomhe.
It has been currently rumored dur
ing the past two. weeks that q petition
is being circulated IN Duncombe for
the purpose Of re-opening the saloons
there that were closed by the arti-sa-
Ion people something over = year ago.
It is also rumored that other smalI
towns In Webstsr county that formeE-