Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
Northern Io1uu Items

Williams.
G. M. Tilghman has sold 3o5 acre
farm. six miles north of Williams, to
John McCarley and w. H. Rick The
price paid was $50 per acre.
Irston.
Quite boom has started in what is
known here as east Ireton. Holland
ers are settling around the Holland
church and store building is being
erected. which Will be operated by q
Holander.
Boone.
| The Milwaukee passenger from the
south crashed into the Hawkeye laun-
dry delivery wagon here at the Story
street crossing Tuesday morning at
$3.50 o'clock. completely demolishing
the wagon and killing one of the
horses. Chester Cory, the driver, and
one horse, escaped injury
lsMars.
! LeMars IL to celebrate college day
Nov. 10. AS recognition of Western
Union College. business is to be en-
tirely suspended. SO that the citizens
can attend the Western Union Denison
football game. The day has been set
10y the local commercial club as a
booster day for the evangelical insti-
tuition.
EarIviiis. i, J..
! The John .Mensen farm, north Of this
place. was sold last week to John T..
The farm consists of 40 acres, and is
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farms in that section Of Delaware
county. Considerable land has changed
hands in this vicinity at over 500 an
acre. but this transaction Is said to be
one Of the biggest deals carried out In
this part of the county.
GIiddon.
Burglars entered the houses Of four
Glidden citizens Sunday morning. At
the residence Of D. w. Garner .hoy
secured a valuable cape. At the home
Of G. w. Mcknight they took q gold
watch and small sum Of money. and
articles Of small value were taken
from the other two houses. They were
attempting to enter a fifth house, that
| Of William Pagle, when they were
frightened away. No clews have been
found.
Petersburg.
Ray Galloon, who was operating a
buzz saw on the Frank Ahrens farm
near this place. was the victim OF a
distressing accident one day last week.
in which he sustained severe injury
to one Of his hands by coming in con-
tact with the rapidly revolving saw
The member was badly mutilated
! three fingers on his right hand being
nearly severed Surgeons are Of the
opinion that he will not lose his hand
Mr.. Galloon's home is at Dyersville.
! Cedar Rapids. -.
! The Iowa State Veterinarian Medi-
|, cal Association will meet in Cedar
|, Rapids Nov. 81, % and 3D. This will
be the third time the association hal
met here In ten years. About ESQ vet.
erinarians from many different town.
in Iowa are expected The sessions
will be held at the commercial clut
rooms. On the last day Of the meeting
there will be clinic at DR.. J. w. Grit.
, fith's barn Prof C. H Stang. Of
Ames. is secretary and treasurer OF
a the association and AL Simpson. OF
Denison, Is president.
Fort Dodge.
4 Fort Dodge IL in the grip Of thieves
who are making the police department
sit up and take notice. The Otto
Boehm grocery store was entered and
SIS worth Of old coins belonging to Mr.
Boehm was taken. The thieves were
forced to run by a special policeman
who tried to get into the store as the
thieves were trying to get at the
money drawer Of the safe. which con-
tanned $780, The Fort Dodge bottlins
works and the Gerwen harness shor
ALSO were entered. The thieves got $50
from these places.
Ryan.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Klein fell from high chair
into q barrel which was partly filled
with new wine. The child had beer
lleaning over in its chair. throwing biti
Of paper onto .he cloth covering the
J barrel In it's fall the child went head
first into the barrel and would have
drowned had 1t not been for the timely
arrival Of the mother. who pulled heI
baby out before the little one suffered
any very serious consequences. The
barrel contained s.I,vui twsnty-nys
IsaIlons Of wine. . 80 q
4 0sbuess. Z :.
Robbsfs. who must have besn squip
tpsd with wagon @ tranapost Il,
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