Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14

door short time before to go into
the cellar and Mrs. Allen did not
know of this. Mrs. Alien caught her
self and hung on the sides of the trap
door for an instant but the hot cab
bage scalded her hands and she let go
and fell striking on the back Of her
head.
Waterloo.
Work has been commenced by the
Waterloo. Cedar Falls & Northern
Railway Company upon a new steel
overhead bridge on the Cedar Falls
line which will span the Rock Is
land tracks al a point about one-half
mile from Electric park. The esti-
mated cost Of the Improvement is fxed
at about $4,000. The steel bridge will
replace the wooden structure which
now crosses the right Of way Of the
Rock Island.
cnawa.
James Zortman, while returning
home from Onawa with a load Of lum-
Der Saturday was thrown from the
wagon and quite seriously injured. He
was near the Hearst farm, when his
team became frightened and made
lurch, which pulled Mr.. Zortman from
the load and ne fell under the heels Of
the horses. This added to their excite
ment and they started to run. The
wagon passed over his shoulder and
neck, innicting severe bruises and a
broken rim
Charter Oak.
At the finish of the festival last
week there were several runaways. the
worst one happening 10 the Pruehl
family. AS they started to go home
in the evening the team became I'M
ma nageable and ran thru the streets.
throwing the people from their buggy
and badly injuring them. For few
hours it was feared that the baby ha d
been kt.fsf but the fear was not real
| lied. The mother was badly hurt, but
will recover. The carriage was COM
plete wreck.
Alton.
| Thursday evening as the east sec
| ton gang We're coming in. number 17S
| overlook them on rounding a curve
| just east OF town and ran squarely
| into them. Their notice was so short
| that they all barely escaped. but none
| of them without being more or less
| bruised in making their get away. John
Woodward, the most unfortunate. was
! badly knocked out and Is under the
| care Of a physician. No bones were
| broken. however. The hand car was
carried quite distance by the cow
catcher of 119 and demolished.
Mount Pleasant.
The first act of the $50 students of
Iowa Wesleyan after they reach Mount
! Pleasant for the fall opening OF school
| t.n Ill lie
/, The Iowa conference in session at
| Fairfield has approved the change OF
name from Iowa Wesleyan university
to Iowa Wesleyan College which was
made by the board of trustees Now
| the Us on the college caps. pennants
and pillows will have to give way to
! "C's.' watch fobs will be re-engraved
/; stationery redecorated, and a new sea-
! will have to be provided for the school
one with college. 1872 instead Of
University, 1872"
Fl. Lodge.
Campaign for $4,000 to complete the
Dolliver Memorial Association fund
for monument TO the memory Of Sen.
ator Dolliver is to be launched next
Tuesday. Sept 10. with Senator w. s
Kenyon. Delivers staunch admirer, a,
the head. The campaign will be. con-
fined to the county where Dollivel
made his home and was so generousl!
honored. Outside friends have contrf-
buted generously and 1t Is understood
home people have postponed their do
nations until a systematic campaign
could be launched. Senator Kenyon
will give the local campaign his, en-
tire attention for an indefinite Length
Of time until the entire amount can b.
raised
ottunwa.
William McMullen, youth abou
II years Of age. residing in the cas-
end, will be taken back to the reform
school at Eldora by officers from tn
institution TO serve the remaining nv
; years OF his term which were hell
over him when he was paroled a shor
time ago. McMullen was arrested Tues
! day by Night sergt. Lightner. Chic
, Beeman states that his last deed
} responsible for his return to the re
: formatory. He separated q young mai
Z and his sweetheart in the east end
! few nights ago and drove the forme
) away with threats Of injury. He, thel
, took the girl home himself. McMullel
{ was In police court recently anu
ordered out OF town but he refused =