Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23

her daughter, Mrs. o. o. Stole. after
an illness Of about three months. The
cause Of her death was old age and
heart failure Tho funeral was hold
from Salem's church, Of which she was
a member. Sunday afternoon. Rev. =.
n. Sandven preached the sermon.
Manchester.
johnson Robinson. one OF Delaware
countys most widely known and high
ly esteemed pioneer citizens. died at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. c. d. Cor
rell, Of Greeley, at the advanced age
Of eighty-two years. Mr.. Robinson
had been sick for only one week. his
death being due to old age ana a gen.
eral breaking down OF the system.
Reinbeek.
Ono Of the largest real estate deals Of
late was made when A. F. Dean and
j. F. Walters sold their 24o-acre farm
in Twin Lakes township to Joseph
6tumpf, for $4,000. This farm Is To-
Gated IN the center Of tho township and
the center school house II Just across
the road from the buildings. Mr..
Stumpf owns another hne $50 acre farm
two miles southwest from this place.
Alsona.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Chrischilles left
Algona for an extended trip thru the
old world and a cruise Of the Mediter-
ranean sea. They will sail from New
York on the steamship Cleveland on
Saturday. Jan. IS. and will be gone for
at least six months travel. Many of
the great cities Of Europe. Asia and
Africa will be visited on the cruise. Nj.
and Mrs Chrischilles are experienced
travellers, having been abroad a num-
Der or times.
Sioux City.
| Failing from a car In manner I'M
known to the other members Of the
train crew, E. G. Burkhart suffered the
loss Of his right leg, when he was run
over by a car in the railroad yards at
iScotland, s. d. He was employed as
a brakeman on the Milwaukee railroad
and was performing his duties when
the accident occurred. Latest reports
from Scotland say he will recover. al
tho he Is unable to speak. Burkhart
was working on an extra freight
which left Sioux City bound fol-
Mitchell.
HoIstein.
Articles OF Incorporation have beer
filed OF the Farmers' Cooperative
Company, its place Of business being a
Holstein. The incorporators are c. F
Paulson. John l.. Wiese. ]. d. Greve
Gus Wehde and A. w. Schmidt. al
residents OF the town Of Holstein. The
nature Of the business to be trans.
acted Is that Of buying and selling and
dealing in all kinds Of merchandise
farm ana dairy products. livestock. etc
The capital stock Is $4,000 and consist,
OF !, 900 shares Of etock at q par value
Of 375 fully paid and non-a ssessable.
Belle PIains.
Mr.. Israel Beekheimer, another Of the
early settlers Of this community, pass
ed away ct his homo four miles south
east Of tho city. Death was duo to hear,
failure, superinduoed by pneumonia
His death came a. q great shock TO hi1
many friends and neiShbors, a. It VA
not known that he was seriously ILL., He
vas IN town the evening preceding his
death sxd attended meeting OF the
MfnnshahA tribe Of Red Men, Ho was
! suffering from . severe cold ct that
time which lister developed into pneu.
monia, which Terminated fatally.
Rinesasd.
AsdA Slnoasesd, the 15.year-orc
6auxhteF Of MI. and Mrs. L. NJ, Hnnes-
ted. had an experience which resulted
In her being badly frossn, She was
visltine at the home Of her sister, Mrs
I'D Bergeson, neav Rinasted, ana be-
tween u and o'clock got up IN hsI
sleep and walked cut Of the house. Het