Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-02
Northern I01ua Items

and Third streets Munia went into
a closet to make connection to a
meter and the escaping gas overcame
him. Andrew Munro. his working
partner. discovered him and 'phoned
a call to the office to send the "respir-
alton corps out. Half an hours work
with the artificial respiration move
ments completely restored the work
| man. and he finished his connection.
Nevada. T.
| Frank Lang. steward of the county
farm, was kicked in the face by a
pony and received a painful and most
peculiar injury. The hoof of the pony
struck him with great force just be-
low the right cheek bone. close to the
nose and while no bones are thought
to be broken, it burs, open a certain
passage thru which afr was let under
| the flesh and within short time the
face was frightfully swollen. DR. Win
sett was called and treated his injur-
les. which he SAYS are of a most pc
culiar nature and rarely known in the
practice of medical surgery.
Fort Dodge.
Charles Johns. 427 Eleventh avenue
south. dropped dead while talking with
oiIiV' T>Sulpit'N anu COM IdlN'I ne
bond issue was one of the subjects OF
discussion between the members of the
trio who were laughing and Joking to-
gether. Charles Johns was born TWEEN
ty-eight years ago at Manson. For the
past two years he has been afflicted
| with heart trouble and this is thought
to have caused his death AS soon as
he dropped 20 the sidewalk he was
placed in an automobile and taken to
the home of his sister. Mrs, Z. r.
Byoure.
Clarion.
Threshing reports from Lake town
ship show the yield OF oats to be very
satisfactory Notwithstanding the dry
spell. Two pieces of early oats on the
Nelson measured out thirty-slx bushels
per acre. They were Of good quality
and will overrun in weight From Lin
coin township 1t is reported that NJ.
Swope threshed out piece of late oats
J which measured thirtycight and one
half bushels to the acre. Like reports
are coming In from other localities and
the outlook is all that could be desir-
ed.
AIgona.
III SIo"ell CouTl CAME up Il
case of assault and battery brought by
Charles Sharp, an aged citizen Of Lone
Rock against one F'risbie OF the same
locality. In the evidence 1t appeared
that Frisbie claimed Sharp had kicked
one Of his children for making noise
while playing on the street. Frisbie
tried to get even with Sharp by main
force and in the mixup knife and
chair were called into play. neither one
inflicting any serious injuries. In the
absence Of County Attorney vanNess.
Attorney Hastings appeared for the
county, with the result that F'risbie
received fine Of IS and costs.
Waterloo.
a petition in bankruptcy was filed
with bankruptcy referee. Attorney F.. s.
Merriau, by Warren r. Wright. OF this
city. His liabilities are listed at $4,000
and he has a small amount OF assets
There are number OF local creditors
and also several from out OF town. Mr..
Wright was formerly in the meat bust
ness in Waterloo in the firm OF Bal
colin & Wright A meeting OF credi-
tors VIII be held Aug. 2. A meeting
OF the creditors In the Charles c. viles
bankruptcy case has been called for
Aug, Is for the purpose OF receiving
the testimony OF the bankrupt on the
objection OF his discharge