Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
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west OF Town, met with = sad accident.
While running q corn shelter driven
by . gas engine he tried to force an
ear Of corn into the feed. The ear
broke and his hand was drawn into
the machine to the elbow. His arm was
terribly muttlated. One finger was sew
cred and the others were broken. Sur
geons removed the ulna bone and are
of the opinion that the arm will have
to be amputated above the elbow.
Sioux City.
II the Sioux City Service Company
il to escape the payment of $4,000 to
Mrs. Ada b. Carter. damages as the
result Of the death Of her husband
Alearl Carter, two years ago, It will
have to be In courts higher than the
Woodbury. district tribunal. Judge
Frank R. Gaynor having ruled that
there were no irregularities in the re-
cent trial. The motion for another
hearing was made shortly after the
trial, and was submitted to Judge
Gaynor without argument.
0yersville.
Archbishop J. J. Keane arrived in
this city Tuesday afternoon from DEL
vein and was met at the depot by the
Dyersville cornet band, the G. o. f.
and the r. G. M. p. societies and es-
corted to st. Francis hall. Here the
distinguished guest addressed the
gathering. Solemn high mass was cele-
brated at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and his grace OBLIGATED at the con-
flrmation service. Three hundred and
sixty candidates were administered
confirmation. Many clergymen were IN
attendance at the service.
Clear Lake.
John Atkinson. one Of Cefro Gordo
countys pioneers, died here Wednesday
Of cancer after suffering for about
year and half. The late Mr.. Atkin-
son was one Of the most highly re-
spected residents of Clear Lake. and
his death struck the community. and in
fact the whole county, as a severe
shock in spite Of the fact that he had
been III for long period Atkinson
had made this county his home fol-
thifty-twO years. In the last year ey-
erything possible had been done to
procure relief He had consulted with
phyYicians far and near. but death
could not be averted.
Boone.
: The family Of Chester Gonse is cons
siderably wrought up over the disap.
pearance of the young man. who lefi
home about q month ago and has not
been, heard Of since. 06hse has aSwifs
ana child and without his support
they were left destitute. About q
month ago Gonse began to act queer.
II and suddenly left home saying
nothing to any one which would ex-
plain the act. A letter was received
BY Mrs. Gonse few. days later from
Des Moines and since that time moth.
ing has been heard from him. Accord.
ing to- the mans mother and wife he
had no domestic or financial Difficult
ties and It IL feared that he IL tempo
fafy insane.
Primshar.
&. Primghar people were greatly sur
prised this week to learn that Post
master Fred b. Wolf had resigned his
position to accept one with the Red
path -Slayton Lyceum bureau. the
resignation 70 be effective Jan. 4, or a
soon thereafter 40 his successor can BIZ
named and qualify Mr.. Wolf was ap-
pointed In 1903. to succeed his father
t J. II. Wolf. Previous to that time he
was local editor Of the Q,Brien COUNTY
Bell. During the past five years h
has conducted the lecture scourse III
lPrimshar. making such marked sue.
Icess OF It that he attracted the atten-
ton Of lyceam bureans.a and WAS. FINAL,
offered position ats salary tina!
mode refusal justifiable.:
lvVatefjoo.s $500 go IS: /;
Is ArransSlnents are isol1G salUhg rapids
~ for the travelling mems biz banquet
10 lbe held on the .eventI63 q Dec %
LIZ = IcAister. chairman Of the com.
mites u speakers. rec6lved g telegram
from 0enator Kenyon lAst saturday
[;GayinG q would be Impossible for hin
It's - present on account Of his work q
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