Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
North Meorssor.

Ed Anderson, aged So, was run down
and instantly killed while working on
the railroad tracks with a section gang
here Monday night. He leaves a widow
and two sons in Minneapolis.
Emmstsburs.
j. NJ. Resch, . prominent farmer
living near Ringsted vas seriously in
iured in a runaway. his team hitched
to q milk ago dragging him about
sixty rods. He will ecover.
Ida Grove.
e. F. Mcfarland, of Sioux Rapids.
who was fined $25 and costs before
| Mayor Schipman of Holstein. upon q
lights, has appealed to the district
court and will fght the case. -
Strubls.
John Mcmahon, mayor of Sttruble,
has filed a $4,000 suit against the
Struble Journal. of which John A.
Sayer is publisher, for malicious pub
LEGATION of q ten line article Aug. 4.
The article was handed in and paid for
by a man who was an enemy Of Nc
Mahon's. "a so a~t--i
Dubuque. "a@
Abraham Simmer, the well known
philanthropist, has announced to the
head of the Jewish Home for the
Aged at Chicago, an additional gift OF
SIC, 900 for the annex which is being
built at that institution. Mr.. Slim
mer has given generously to this in
s%titution in the past and his latest do
nation is more than was expected by
those in charge.
| Waterloo.
In some unknown manner B. r. How
ey, 80 years Of age. was rolled for
800 in bills which he had o n his per-
son the other afternoon. and eve-
ming. During the day Hovey, who lives
at Washburn, had been freuuenting the
saloons about the city displaying q
large roll Of currency. Some time be-
tween 5 and Z o'clock that evening he
| was relieved Of the money or became
separated from it in some mysterious
manner.
Dubuque.
one Of the most unique suits ever
known in Iowa, when the suit of Henry
Schneider against Emily ~Staudenmelel
came up for trial. The injunction is tc
restrain Mrs. Staudenmeler from
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plaintiff or I'M member of his family
AS grounds for the Injunction the
plaintiff alleges Mrs. S~taudenmeler has
annoyed him and his family and thai
frequent arrests and having her placed
under bond to keep the peace have
failed to afford him any relief.
osIwsin.
An effort will be made to divert the
extension of the Chicago, Anamosa &
Northwestern railway from Waterloo
to this city, and a public meeting will
soon be called for the purpose o.
arousing interest in the new extension
Hopes are entertained that the railway
officials will look with favor upon Del
vein in case the line is built to In.
dependence. From there it was ex'
pected that the road would go to Wat
erloo, but If inducements can be gfvel
by the business men here, 1t may b,
possible to draw the line away from
Waterloo.
Boone.
The Boone Y. w. C. A. owns its Owl
home, or will own 1t as loon as tn
house is ready for 1t. Monday at
ternoon at 3 o'clock the lei was com
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session of Hon. 6. l.. Moore. The prop
erty purchased by the association Il
the Everett place on Arden street tn
first door south Of the Seminole Indial
Medicine Company's office. Mr.. NJ. II
Tremble had a contract for the prop
erty and the deal was made thru him
The purchase price was $4,000 n tn
house win be given into h possession
Of the Y. W. c. A., the first OF April.
Kingsley.
Mrs Harry dickson was quite Sc,
verely burned Friday morning Will
attempting to start~a fire with lsero'
sene. There must have been SOM
Goals in the stove, for as soon as tn
kerosene touched the Goals the explo
sion followed, and the fire going to tn
floor caught her clothing. She imme
iidiate;;y, q. into the back yard, wher,
she was seen by her father and broth
er. Mr.. Grier and Robert, who came g,
once to her assistance. Mr. Griel
wrapped her In his coat and smothere.
out tho flames from her skirts. wheI
1t was discovered that her clothing
about her neck was burning. She wa
very badly burned and Just how seri
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