Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-26

the stove must have exploded. for her
clothing was caught on fire. She
rushed from the house and neighbors
rushed to her aid. and tried TO put out
! the fire. but they could accomplish but
little, and her body from the waist
down was badly burned, and also her
! arms. Her husbands arms were quite
badly burned also. Prompt medical
attendance was rendered her, and she is
doing as we'll ak.tceuld he expected, but
1t Is quite doubtful il she will recover.
Roland.
While the hired man was hauling out
! manure at the Nathan Danielson home
Tuesday afternoon. the two sons.
Archie and Leon. were playing behind
the spreader, when it returned empty
to the yards. They were running quite
close. when IN some manner the
spreader was thrown in gear and the
pegs on the roller hit the children about
| the head. Leon had cash cut in the
| face and this injury is not very serious,
but Archie had two severe gashes in
the back Of the head and the flesh was
| literally torn from one OF his arms
His injuries were serious but it is
hoped that the little boys will soon re-
| cover DR. Rice was called immedi-
ately and dressed the wounds and the
boys are getting along as we'll as can
be expected under the circum stances.
Reinbeek.
Ingward Nielsen. OF this city. was
quite seriously hurt last Sunday after
noon. He had been in the country with
his family and was on his way home.
| A short distance this side of John Ram
sey's ne met Il disabled automobile
standing beside the road. The horse
shied a little as they were passing the
auto and the wheels Of the buggy on
one side dropped into a shallow ditch
beside the rdad. This caused the right
| hind wheel to collapse. and Mr.. Nielsen
either Jumped or was thrown out OF
| the buggy. One OF his feet caught in
| the wheel of the buggy and the horse
being frightened. started up and Mr.
Nielsen's right foot was drawn into the
| wheels In such a manner as to break
both bones above the ankle, the bones
protruding thru the flesh. He was
| brought to town shortly afterwards and
physicians did all possible to alleviate
his sufferings and at the same time
| dressed his injury.
west OnIon.
Steps taken last Saturday seem to
assure the Incorporation of a Coop
erattve company Of stock buyers and
shippers by the livestock raisers around
West Union. The tentative plans were
made by fifteen men who were elected
directors and sent out for the purpose
Of selling stock. The fifteen are Herb
Kent, Gus Brause. Charles A. Lower.
E. McDonough. II. NJ. Carmichael, A.
g. Wendland. Peter Trapp. NJ. w.
Grimes. Dave Brause. L. s. Cooley.
Martin FEELS. Henry Gross, II. X.
K1eppe. Hans jacobson and 8. w.
Barclay. The articles Of incorpora-
ton Of the cooperative stock shippers
organization at Waukon. which has
been In successful operation for SOW
erAl years, were used as a model for
the articles adopted last Saturday. The
authorized capita! Of the company was
placed at $4,000. OF which $4,000 must
be paid up before the company begins
business. The fifteen directors are all
to start at once to hustle for the sale
OF stock. and It IL hoped TO be ready
to transact business by Oct. I. The
shares OF stock are to be sold at SO
sach. No ope member Is to hold more
than ave Shaz0A