Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-17

SIOUX Nltys
Woodbury.. county win pay s5,o59.3o
for the care of patients at the Chero-
kee hospital for the insane for the past
quarter. There are 119 patients from
this county They are kept at an aver
age cost of SIS month.
AeLIey.
John Michaels had buggy damaged
by collision with an auto while drv-
ing west OF Ackley with a travelling
man. Michaels turned to the right to
allow the auto to pass and the man in
charge of the machine. q Mr.. Graham.
of Cedar Falls. turned in the same di-
rection and ran into the buggy from
the rear. throwing Mlchaels and his
companion both out. They We're I'M
injured but the buggy suffered con-
siderably from the compact.
Clarion.
w. III. Campbell had a little exper-
fence with a boar pig that he would
not care to have repeated He was at
tempting to drive the animal back into
the ward at Duers slaughter house
when he turned on him and before Mr..
Campbell was fairly aware what had
happened he found himself lying on
the ground several feet distant. In
the mixup MIR. Campbell received a
deep cash in the thigh of his right leg
which required five or six stitches to
close.
Boone.
A. ]. Kelly, of Carroll. is here re-
cuperating from peculiar case or
poisoning. Mr.. Kelly is able to be
down town but has his head bandaged
and tied up and is altogether in most
uncomfortable position. The poison
ing came about in peculiar manner.
He believes the bow of his spectacles
made an abrasion in the skin ana ne
then rubbed this place with his hand
which had been perspiring. In this
manner he thinks probably the poison
ing was started. He has suffered
much pain from it.
Sioux City.
Poker playing by lads on Sundays
and evenings in Peters Park and other
nublic places about Morning Side is
being suuelched by the police Last
Sunday. it is asserted. a gang Of boys
paraded their poker playing ability be-
fore the eyes Of residents Of the Meth
odist suburb In the summer house at
Peters Park. Wednesday night the Of
Tense was repeated even more flag
rantly. Patrolman Wilberg interfered
| with Kitty" at this time. Some of the
citizens who have observed the boys
holiness have grown very indignant
It is said the youngsters play for real
7,,7,,y As vel! as for excitement
Nevada.
RUBY. the 4-year old daughter Of MT
and Mrs. Frank Frink. had most
miraculous escape from death or ser
ious injury, The Walt Fillmore horse
hitched to a single rig became fright
ened at a traction engine on Second
avenue north and suddenly whirling,
one side of the shaft was broken. The
occupants Of the rig jumped out and
yhe horse took down the street south
at rapid gait. The Frfrk child was
rlayine In the street and the buggy
struck her, whirling her over like a
ball, Fortunately no bones were brok-
en- and she was not seriously injured
altho she was badly bruised.
AIsona.
]. A. vfpond ia the recipient OF a
nice legacy. An uncle died about two
years ago. leaving no will or sugges-
ton as to the disposition Of his es-
tate. The uncle lived in Wisconsin
and according to the laws Of that state
the whole estate became the property
OF the widow. Mr. Vipond visited his
aunt last summer and she told him she
would divide up the estate among her