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

painful one and her eyes are swollen
shut. DR.. Tilden thinks the trouble is
temporary one and that her recovery
will be complete. Her sister. Miss Osee
Wilson Of the Alpha Delta Phis. SEN
Tor at I. s. c., is with her.
Ottunwa.
Failing a distance Of about forty feet
when a scafolding broke at the Nor
rell ice house, Frank Hunt sustained
broken neck and died almost instantly.
With him on the scatfold II the time
was Henry Cason. oolored man en-
ployed by the packing coalcern. and
he TOO fell and sustained injuries that
are not considered Of a grave charac-
ter. Mr.. Hunt was a married man and
is survived by his WIFE four sons and
one daughter. also a sister, Mrs. Henry
Wagner. all residing In Ottumwa. The
deceased was about 80 years Of age and
had been employed as laborer at the
Morrell plant for more than i've years
Ames.
After Dec. i the college Y. NJ. c. A.
will again have secretary at Its head
The position was offered some time ago
to Rev. John P. Clyde Of Omaha, and
his acceptance was received the first
OF the week. Mr.. Clyde was formerly
pastor of the Plymouth Congregational
church of Omaha and one OF Omaha's
most popular ministers. He is a man
Of very pleasing appearance and a good
speaker. He made especial success
among the young people Of Omaha. He
was formerly student at Grinnell Col
lege and was one Of the best track men
hoI hnlA ho M
collegiate one-haif mile record for sew
eral years. After his graduation at
Grinnell he received some instruction
at Yale. Mr.. Clyde is a man Of splendid
ability.
Nevada.
Mr. Daniel l. Parker of Cody. Wyo.,
has been in the city coming up from
| Maxwell, where ne has been visiting a
son. and having also been visiting Ie-
certify with a daughter in Marshall
county Mr. Parker is a successful
| ranchman, having in this county very
! many friends who are glad to greet
, him Also he is notable as having been
the first child known to have been born
| in story county His father. William
Parker, was the first settler in the
southeastern part Of the county and
was supposed for twenty years to have
| been the first settler in the county. The
| father located in Collins township in
| April, 1s4s, and there the son was born
on Sept 10, following. He Is very
| substantial exhibit Of the earliest
! products Of Story county.
Davenport.
As soon as the necessary shops car
be built, the Tri-City Railway Com
pany Will build its own street cars.
All OF the car shop work will be con-
} centrated at the shops on Fifth ave-
nue. in Rock Island where new build
ings will be added, work on them to
be commenced next spring. One o.
the houses on the piece OF ground
near Thirty-fift street has already
been moved away to make room fol
the new shops. President Joseph F.
Porter sa!3 yesterday morning that the
policy Of the company would be 20
build It's own cars az soon az the shops
are in shape to handle the work. The
old shops at Second and Rock Island
streets in Davenport will be abandoned
entirely as the shops, and the building
will be used for an interurban car barn
freight house, freight storage. freiSh,
Offices. etc.
Abba.
Josephine McCune was robbed Of hel
diamond earrings and she accused
Willie Ridner Of the theft. The youna
man skipped the town on the niSht Of
the robbery and the case was turned
over TO Sheriff Griffin and he never
let up until he landed his man bshint
the bars in the Monroe county jail. HI
got on Ridner's track At several towns
, lin Missouri. but the officers were un'
able to make the arrest. Ridnes Hnal'
ly landed at Kirksville, and Captain
Hull. veteran policeman. who II nov
acting as night patrolman In tina
: town. noticed the young man on tn
= streets and concluded he WAS the Eel
4 low wanted and placed him under Ar
( rest. He notified Sheriff Griffin. VIII
{ went to Kirksville last Friday svenin,
: and brought Ridnef to Abba Tho dia
I monds were not recovered a1d ~ 20
! tcuoe6 snan says thsy NH haSa azner
= tune sticking him for the crime.