Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-23
Southern Io,ua Items

oskaloesa.
A fine of s25 and costs. amounting to
s25s5. is what George Yeager. Of Mon
roe township. had to pay when ar
raisned before Judge Woodruff for
hunting without license. Yeager was
apprehended by Constable Glass.
Clinton.
DR.. L. Newhern a prominent ply
sician here lost the palm OF his hand
and two fingers while hunting pigeons.
The gun was accidentally discharged.
the load striking him in the hand. He
will undergo an operation in the hos
pital to save part of his hand.
New London.
Last week DeLoes Greenfield, the pop-
ular carrier on route No. 4. recovered
from the typhoid fever sufficiently so
that the nurse could go home. What
was his 10Y and delight to receive gift
Of nearly $50 from the patrons Of route
No. 4. where he has faithfully carried
the mall for many years.
Corning.
Corning is again facing water fam
inc the new we'll put down there the
past season proving insufficient to fur-
nish the REQUIRED amount for consump-
.ion II is no wfound necessary to
pipe the water from the river to
large tank and from this to supply
the shortage.
Des Moines.
That the bakery at Annoy Iowa.
formerly was a pest house and that
an employee of the bakery is no" surfer
ing from smallpox and under the care
Of a Davenport physician. Is declared
in a letter received by Dr.. G. III. sum
ner. secretary of the state board OF
health, DR.. Sumner has ordered an
immediate investigation.
Birmingham.
Last Friday Deputy Sheriff W. s
Haney. OF Keosauuua. was in the clts
and arrested Mrs. Bertha Gilbert Tor a
serious charge Mrs. Gilbert Is a
widow Of the alfalfa variety. as the
| lady has had a number Of matrimonial
ventures. She is sister to Jack the
Hugger.' who has been In this vicinity
for about a month leaving for part.
| unknown about two weeks ago. They
came here from Dords City.
Logan.
Members OF the F. F. Beebee family
now have in their possession pieces OF
pottery found in the walls OF q gulcf
| ten feet beneath the surface near the
Redenbaugh school house in Unior
township Of Harrison county, Tho ar
| row heads and stone hammers have
| been found in Union township near thu
surface Of the ground. the finds neal
the Redenbaugh school house are be
lieyed TO be the first specimens o.
| pottery thus far discovered in thu
township.
Malvern.
NJ. E. Flynn, Of Burlington, assistan
state inspector for the pure food de
partment, was arrested here, charged
by W. s. Dtckerson, Of Pacific junction
with malicious threat to extort." F1ynl
was released on his own recognizanc
for appearance at Glenwood for trial
Flynn's arrest followed the discharg
Of Dickerson in court. where he ha'
been arraigned upon a charge made b!
Flynn Of selling hay to Burlington
parties which had been damaged ant
was not as represented.
Cherokee.
i Lost nearly ten days In the noun
tains Of northern Idaho, no trace ha
been found OF George Smith, q forme
Cherokee county man, and II is feare
he has persisted in. the deep snow
News Of his disappearance was brough
to his former home here by letter
sent to Charles Fettengill. The com
munications say that Mr.. Smith starte
out with Q party to hunt big game !
the mountains of northern idaho, an
In some manner not explained, Dscam
separated from the Other meDoeeD q
the expedition. As soon a. his Abeenc
Twas noted, search was begun Tor Mn