Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-28
HoIstein.

Harry Finneran. of Holstein, is
spending twenty-eight days in the
county bastile in lieu of a fine of s75
and costs imposed by Justice Will Fin
neran had a fight with Lew Daley in
the MCGUIRE livery stable at Holstein
and in the mixup took bite out of
Daley's chin. Finneran tried 10 get out
OF the country with an auto but was
caught at Denison and brought back.
LeMars.
\ stranger. giving his name as Fred
Flame. is locked up in the county Jail
awaiting the action OF the federal aU-
thorities. He is alleged to be the auth
or Of a number of letters addressed to
Postmaster w. s. Freeman. OF this city,
in which he makes threats to burn the
Gown if the banks 90 rot pay him a
certain sum Of money. 1t is not thought
ne is entirely sane. When arrested he
was found to be armed
Northwood.
\ reunion Of the L. T. Sine family,
one OF the leading families of this
place occurred here a few DAYS ago
and was attended by all the children.
most of them residents of Minnesota
and Dakota. Among the guests were
g. +. Slime, of Aberdeen, S. d: n. w.
Sine. Of Minneapolis: Mrs. II. 3. Nc
Farlane. of ST. Paul: Mrs. c. s. Jack
son, OF oslo. MINI: Edward Sine. of
Window, Mimi, and Thomas Slime. OF
ST. Paul.
Ames.
Will Judge, the oldest son OF Jim
Judge, While taking the cows out to
pasture recently, got down to open the
lot% ~,
him. However, he soon caught the
pony and while attempting TO remount
it the animal tried to run away. The boy
jerked the rope which threw the pony,
and caused it to fall on him. badly
bruising his body. Since then he has
been under the doctors care, but is i'm
proving rapidly.
Webster City.
The last Of the wiring Of the electric
signal system on the Central and
Northwestern railroads. following the
completion of the interlocking switch
improvements. is done and the gang or
worknen have left for their next job
at Harvey, III. During the rebuilding
OF the interlocking system. the electric
signal bell system was put out of COM
mission on ali of the switch tracks and
that had to be done was no little task.
Vinton.
Rev. D. G. DUNCAN. pastor Of the
Church Of Christ of this city, has re-
signed his position and ii is his inten-
ton to go to the Moody Institute at
Chicago for training. after which time
lie will be associated with G. G. john
son, Of Waterloo, in evangelistic work
Hoc In
for two years, and while he Is a very
family will remain here temporarily, at
least.
Marion.
The executive committee OF the
Linn County Old Settlers Association
has fixed Thursday. Aug. II, for the
annual gathering and jubilee of the old
settlers Of Linn county. Any person
who has resided twenty-five years in
the county is eligible to membership.
James Oxley, 3. +. Mentzer. A. NJ. Sc
crist and Garry Teat We're appointed
the finance committee for the present
meeting. c. L. Dewald. w. ]. Good
year. A ". Dyer and J. Kocher were
appointed a committee on decoration
Rock Rapids.
The 6-year-old son Of Henry Jen-
gen, living near town, met death in a
peculiar accident. The lad was watch
ing the horses run in the pasture. One
Of them jumped over the fence, but
did not quite clear it. A piece Of the
fence broke off and hit the boy with
such force that he died shortly after
ward. Neither of the parents was at
home at the time of the accident. The
mother was with her sick brother in
a hospital at Sioux City and the father
was on the brothers farm tending to
the stock while he was in the hospital.
Manchester.
Since the wreck on the Cedar Rap
ids branch OF the Illinois Central by the
combination passenger and freisht
train at Rogers recently, the company
has decided to discontinue hauling
freight cars in connection with the pas
senger train, and will run freight
from Cedar Rapids to Manchester and