Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-05

cut to a grade not to exceed ~ per
cent. All OF this work is on what is
known as the south Wauhonsie trail.
Guthrie Center.
Wednesday evening a carriage occu-
pied by MI and Mrs. II X Dewey.
Mrs. john Webb and the three daugh-
ters of the former. Mesdames r c.
Webb. W F. Moore and " I. Reed
was overturned in returning 10 town
from a nutting expedition severely in
juring some Of the occupants The top
of the carriage caught on a limb of a
tree. and In trying TO extricate II the
carriage was overturned Mrs Dewey
sustained a fractured arm. Mrs. Moore
a badly wrenched ankle and Mrs John
Webb was badly hurt in one of her
hips and side. Mrs. Annie Webb sus-
tanned minor bruises and scratches.
The others escaped injury They were
brought 10 town in autos and had their
injuries attended to by DTs. Bower and
Thomas.
Charlton.
While unloading train Of dump
cars on q trestle at the first camp OF
Donald Jeffrey. about five miles north
cas-, Of Charlton. last Thursday after
noon at ? o'clock. part Of the trestle
collapsed. throwing the cars into the
ditch. Andrew Anderson, one OF the
men working on the trestle. was killed.
something striking him in the face as
he fell. Two other worknen named
John Miller hut no relation TO each
other, were injured one having his
right arm broken and the other his
nose and cheek bones broken. Both
were taken to Mercy hospital and are
being cared for there Another man,
Andy Koran. vas bruised in the face.
but did not go to the hospital. Only
part of the trestle collapsed. and on
the end that did not fall there were six
other men working,
Wilton.
MI ana Mrs Patrick Morlan cele-
bra:ed their golden wedding anniver-
sary Friday al their home here, sur
rounded by children. grandchildren and
some sixty or more relatives and
friends who had been invited for the
I o'clock dinner Of the afternoon. Both
were for foTty-nve years residents OF
Atalissa, removing some five years ago
to Wilton TO reside. Mrs. Moylan was
| born in Queens county. Ireland. Dec.
20, 1913, and her husband in Tipperary
county, January. 1888. both coming
to America in their youth. They were
united in marriage Sept. 80. 1851. in
Atalissa. OF the twelve children born
| to Mr. and Mrs. Moylar five are living.
They are Mrs p. E. Marticke, Mrs. W
White. Mrs. Henry Schmidt, of Alta
| LISA Mrs. John McFedden and James
| of Wilton. There are also eleven
grandchildren. MI Moylan Is one OF
I, the prosperous well-known retired
farmers OF Wilton.
Dedhan.
| dedicated az Wiley. six miles north o,
this place. beautiful Catholic church,
costing something more than $4,000
besides several thousand dollars worth
Of work donated and many interior
decorations not enumerated in this BY
parishioners. The title Of the organ
ozation which constructed the beat
tiful edifice is St Mary's parish. All
the material was shipped here and
hauled out by team Three thousand
enc hundred ffty-one wagon loads
were required to transport the mater
ial Of which the structure Is. made
The roof which liz covered with slate
| 'sei oV.VvV 1ucIS dte
seyenty-flee families in the parish and
the mum Der OF loads hauled amounts to
an average OF forty-two per family
The building is made Of st. Louis
pressed brick and it's spire reaches 1875
! feet above the base. It Is b0x121t feet
on the ground and has kitchen. parlors
| furnace and storage rooms in the base
nient. r:
West Point.
| One OF the most destructive storms
that ever visited Lee county passed
north of this place Thursday night
causing a loss Of thousands Of dollars
On the Price farm. north OF town, a
new hay barn was unroofed ana other
| wise damaged. the hen house waa
broken into kindling wood and por-
ton blown thru the window into .1s
dwelling. On Ben vincent's farm
north of the above place. the windmill
was demolished. large barn destroyed
and number of apple trees taken out
by their roots. At Gus Pofson's q hos
! house was scattered TO the four cor
ners OF the earth, dozen or more APP
| pie trees Ieveiei to the ground and an
oak tree four feet in i,a meter was
pulled out by its roots At the Miner
farm the roo! on the barn IL gone and
50 are two porches o: the dwelling. The
barn Oh Jonn Siepii,ensS.'s Farm
northwest OF town, was completely de.
| stroyed. and one horse injured All
the windows OF the dwelling were also
blown in