Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-20

law in mind. and much time is spent
in arguing law points on admission
Of evidence before Judge Hunter.
Whichever side wins in the lower
court 1t is the intention Of the other
to appeal, first to the state supreme
court. and then on up to the highest
in the land.
Essex. $3.50
w. W. oviatt. OF Shenandoah, came
up and between trains bought the best
and highest priced horse in this com.
munity He bought him Of Joe Nc
Gargtll for 1900. Two years ago he
sold the animal. then a colt years
old, for 5000. Now ne is fully devel-
oped and perfect animal. 100 weight
and some horse lover down east will
take him at not less than $500 or $500.
Newton.
During the absence from home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Howard. their l.
year-old baby, Carl, crawled to the
east window In an upstairs room,
where he had been taken by the house
maid, and tumbled out. No one saw the
child fall but one OF his brothers found
him crawling along the grass. several
feet from where he must have landed.
He was crying softly and there were
scratches on his face but the child was
otherwise seemingly uninjured.
GIenwood.
Mrs. Samuel MINER, aged IS, was
found dead in an clubhouse by an aged
neighbor woman. Death was the result
Of heart failure. Her husband, a vet
eran OF the civil war, died suddenly
about two years ago. She was an active
member OF the Relief Corps and was
the mother OF Charles Minner. and
Mrs. Joseph Walling Of this city. An
other son is prominent electrician re-
siding in Omaha. This Is the third sud.
den death in four days, all in the First
ward OF this city.
Dss Moinss.
Mr.. J. NJ. Christy. one Of Des Moines'
best known residents, was knocked
down by stray dog at Seventh and
Grand avenue and the dog bit several
holes in his leg, piercing the clothing.
However, It happened that Mr. Chris
tvs leg was cork and he suffered only
from the fall. The fall injured his left
arm considerably, but broke no bones
Mr.. Christy thinks that the police
should be supported in their crusade
against the dogs and thinks that he
would have been severely injured II
he had not been unfortunate enough to
be wearing cork leg. ..tat
Rivsrton.
The station agent at Riverton, Mr..
Gleason, has a long record of service
in one place. For more than thirty
consecutive years he has sat In the
depot at that place looking after the
interests Of the company OF which he
is an employe. In all these thirty
years he has been OF duty just two
weeks. These two weeks were spent in
looking after his personal business and
getting married. Mr.. Gleason came to
Riverton In 1881 to accept the posi-
ton of station agent for the C.. b, &
@ He was then, young man z3
years old, -
cliddsn. ~
Warren Snyder shot . large woH on
Storm creek nat Just south Of Gid
Den. He observed the wolf In the pas
ture chasing the cattle 91enr1ne his
gun he ran down to the Foad and hid
under y culvert, the wolf very ac-
comnodatingiy coming h1g Ny. when
Snyder Jet the wolf have both loads.
He was . nnopster ot his 14nd and the
chief OF q band Of seven Woivss that
has ravased the BOTTOMS It storm
creek ana Middle Coon r1vsf for sew
eFal years, doing . considefaDle dam-
80 to chsep. young piUs and poultry.
M. ". g. M4rean. who has . large
hand ofyshesp has loat Aftosn head
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