Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-06
Northern Io1ua Items

| Dubuque.
Archbishop Keane has announced the
appointment Of Rev. ]. ]. Hanley. pas
to Of the Holy Family church of Wa
| terloo, to the pastorate of st. Patricks
parish Of Dubuque, succeeding the late
Monsignor Ryan.
Manson.
The Manson hotel was sold q few
days ago by Mrs. H. NJ. ellis to George
Smith. Of Pomeroy. and Mrs. ellis
turned over the property. The hotel
was then leased to Amos Johnson who
! took immediate possession.
Webster City.
Charged with procuring liquor for
minors. Nelson Morris, Of this city. was
bound over to the next term Of the dis
trict court. in Justice fuckers court
Morris was placed under $500 bonds.s A
preliminary hearing was waived.
Laursns.
| ]. b. Bunker has sold his jewelry
store to F. E. Brown, who has taken
possession. Mr.. Brown has Just come
from Kansas, where he has been in the
jewelry business He formerly lived
at Eagle Grove. where he was married
last September.
Palmer.
Mrs. Seymour Ferrand was the VIC
| tim of another severe accident, when
she fell and broke her arm just above
| the wrist. Mrs. Ferrand Is subject to
heart trouble and it was during one
of these spells that the accident oc-
CURED.
Fonda.
While out at the Frank Stump place
near Fonda. Pete Christian and one Of
the boys were riding couple Of horses.
AS they started to cross the creek. the
| horse Pete was riding slipped and
threw him violently against a stump.
breaking one of his legs sjusr above the
| knee.
Monticello.
William Leslie the 11-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Leslie, was
burned so badly by an explosion Of a
kerosene can that the greater part Of
the skin came off his face, hands and
other parts Of his body. He was light
ing fire and did not know that there
were live Goals in the stove.
Ida Grove. IL
Mrs. George Walsh, Of Ida Grove,
while at the Northwestern depot in
Chicago to take a train home after a
visit there, had her baggage stolen.
The loss amounts to 5000. Her broth
err in law went with her to watch the
grips, but got so interested in a paper
that he allowed them to estolen from
under his care. *
Story City. -
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met with an accident while visiting his
uncle and aunt near McCallsburg.
which came near resulting fatally. He
was swinging from a trapeze in the
barn. hanging by his tees. when HIS
head struck a beam. He was picked up
unconscious. in which condition he re-
NAMED for seven hours, but is now
improving.
Mason City. -
Nearly 50 per cent Of the scales In
Mason City are out Of order and weigh
inaccurately. either long or short. ac-
cording to w. B. Barney, OF the pure
food commission. who has finished an
examination Of the scales in this city.
Out Of the seventy inspected. thirty
were inaccurate. tho It was as often
to the detriment Of the dealer as to the
consumer. The inaccurate, scales were
old or worn out generally.
Orange City.
p. r. Schaap. sheriff Of Sioux coun-
ty, died Wednesday night after five
days illness OF pneumonia. He was a
leading democrat of the county and
had served six consecutive terms in the
sherin's office in this. a strongly re-
publican county. He was to be re-
nominated without opposition for a
seventh term. Mr.. Schaap was ~
years old, was born in The Neither
lands. and had resided here twenty
seven years.
Aisona.
Ben Wrinkle met with a severe acct
dent which for time 1t was feared
would cost him his life. While stand
ing in a crowd at combination sale
and the auctioneer was showing a team
Of heavy horses, one OF the animals.
being startled, kicked with both feet.
landing squarely on the lower part Of
the breast and stomach OF Mr.. Wrinkle,
rendering ::..:::::: ,.ncnnsciohs. He was
carried into the barn and q physiciap
was summoned, Who worked over tho