Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-06

monSeZOmas
Henry Humphrey. who has been ac-
lively engaged in business the past
forty-seven years, has sold his black
smith interests to JEFF Shelley and Art
Donaldson, and will retire.
Davenport.
The elevator Of the Union Coal
Company at Fourth and East River
streets was partially destroyed by fire
Thursday morning. causing loss OF
between $4,000 and $4,000, fully COW
cred by insurance.
Hamburg.
Castleman & Meek, proprietors OF
cidar factory here, are doing thriving
business this fall. Iowa apples are
Welding a fine cider this year. The out
| nut up to oct. 30 was 32,470 gallons
! and the total for the season is expected
to reach at least 100000 gallons.
Council Bluffs.
Lee Dougherty has been arrested on
a warrant issued in Justice Joseph S
court. charging him with the larceny
| Of some apples raised on his own orch
ard. 1t is claimed the apples were con-
| tracted to be delivered and were sold
elsewhere. Dougherty gave bond for
his appearance in court today, when
his hearing was set
Griswold.
Miss Hazel Groshong, OF this city,
was quite severely hurt in a runaway a
few days ago. She was thrown from
the buggy when the horses started to
run. and was severely cut about the
head and otherwise bruised. When
she was thrown from the buggy she
was thrown with much force against q
post.
OskaIoosa.
Supervisor John Cleveland, who has
had in charge the building OF ne"
bridge and the grading OF q portion Of
the road adjacent, and which has com
PEELED the closing Of the Pella road
for several miles, has announced the
completion of his work and the turning
of the highway over to public trave
again.
Brighton.
The machinery for the lightning roc
factory will all be moved here from
Burlington by next week and the plan
,, will be ready for business. About thu
first job will be to get out CARLOAD
of fixtures for Mr. Thompson's branch
factory at Winnipeg Manitoba, wher'
he will manufacture rods to supply hi
Canadian trade.
= EddyviIIe.
The 4-year-old son of ]. Krymun
. Of Green Ridge. fell into kettle o
boiling water Saturday and was badl
scaded. The child was taken to Os
kaloosa hospital the next morning an
at last reports was doing very vel
, The Krymuns are family Of foreign
ers who came to Green Ridge but
. short time ago.
1 Harlan.
, Since the Corliss engine at the ligh
plant is in running order 1t has bee
stated by Mr.. Cox, city electrician. tina
i, the engine has been running backward
ever since it was fnstalled-fourtee
years. This was done to accommo
date the dynamos. The councils com
mittee has granted Mr.. Cox authorit
: to make the changes necessary to re
= verse thes trok of the engine, and
q will be done shortly.
9 EddyviIls.
II H. r. Chrissinger and family. VIII
v have for some months resided {
= Waterloo where Mr.. Ch:!ssinger We
= in the Waterloo Saddlery Compan
: have decided that Eddyville is GOO
e enough for them. 50 they returned
Eddyville. and Mr. Chrissinger close
1t deal whereby he became the own
Il CT the broom factory which has Il
ID some time been operated by 9.
re Johnson.
Z Burlington.
,r Government agents are here to gi'
instruction to the employees OF EXPIRE