Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-19
Northern Io1ua Items

| Cushing.
The garage Of Bullock & Bauma,
was burglarized last Thursday evening
and motorcycle stolen. No clue has
yet been discovered but it is generally
believed that the theft was committed
by someone familiar with the prem
! ises.
Dss Moines.
Western Union College opened to-
day. DR.. c. A. Mock. who comes here
from Dallas. Ore. is the new presi-
dent. He has been lecturing during the
summer months on behalf of the coll
lege. which is under the auspices OF
the United Evangelical Church Assoc
citation. ~ ~
swsa City.
P. 9. Nagard. ba1loonist. was perhaps
fatally injured in a fall here. His
parachute failed to work and he fell
$50 feet like a rock. when he cut away
from his balloon the folds of the para
chute would not open. A great throng
at the county fair groaned as they saw
the awful fall.
kamrar.
Mrs. F. NJ Bibler of Kamrar was the
victim Of a painful accident. which oc-
Cured to her Monday morning early.
In attempting to make her way to the
cellar Of the Bibler home she accident
ally fell thru trap door to the floor
below, sustaining fractured rib and
various other injuries and bruises.
Storm Lake.
Buena Vista College opened Wednes-
day noon, with an increase in enroll
ment over last year. The college is in
a better financial condition this year
than ever before. due to the efforts Of
the Northwestern Iowa Presbyterian
churches and Andrew Carnegie. Rev.
]. P. Linn, of Fort Dodge. is the new
president Of the Institution.
Ida Grove.
The body Of William Andersen, the
old time settler Of Ida county. who
died OF paralysis at his home In Hol-
stein Sept. 2. were taken to Davenport
where they were moderated and re-
ducd to ashes In the crematory there.
Mr.. Andresen's parents were both Gre
mated and n was his wish that his re-
mains should also be reduced to ash
es.
strubIs.
j. A. Saver, editor OF the struble
Journal, has commenced suit against
William Hodam. III. H. Muecko and
Fred Ulech for $1,000 damages. The
plaintiff alleges he was damaged to that
extent in August. 1910. when an auto
mobile driven by Hodam crashed into
his buggy on the road between Lee
Mars and Struble. Saver had several
teeth knocked out and was badly
bruised about the body. His buggy was
demolished.
Humboldt. -
George Miller, Of Powhatan town
ship. Pocahontas county. a SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller Of Rolfe. met with a
terrible accident Monday forenoon,
which neceseitated the amputation Of
his right leg just below the knee. At
the time OF this accident. George was
helping cut corn and was riding a
Deering binder. with his foot against
lever. when for some reason his foot
slipped and caught between the wheel
and chain, throwing him forward and
pulling him down of the seat.
.lda Grove.
Mrs. Hans Knudsen was terribly in
jured Tuesday morning when she was
ArMSu 1tAA tIaiuplCO Wy q OAeC. - ss
Heilman q Houlihan. who attended
her. cay she has good chances for re-
covery Mrs. Knudson went out to the
barn about 1880 to water the horses.
and one Of the animals kicked her VIC
iously time and time again. and when
she was down trampled on her pros
tra&s body. Her left arm and right leg
were broken. and her skull crushed.
Her injufnes are Of a serious nature
but she h resting ~ easily as could be
expected.
MaWssn.
The ice man has ceased delivering
Ice 70 private customers and states
that his supply IL IS short that he
will not have any more than enough
to Ice his meat market and supply the
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