Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-24
Southern Io1ua Items
Paa MoineA

Dss Moinea
Dates for the annual convention Of
the Iowa State Dental Society in Des
Moines this year are May Z, 8. and
10. They were fixed at meeting Of
the directors
Bloomfield.
Carl Quigley was shot in the back of
his head Sunday afternoon at 3: 30 near
his home. at West Grove, Davis county.
by the accidental discharge of a gun
in the hands of Mr.. Conner while
hunting rabbits. Mr.. Quigley probably
will recover.
Red Oak.
Little Anna Kerns, who has been
suffering for the past e:gnt weeks from
infection caused by the bite of rat
and having been belfast for that long
period, is now reported to be able to be
about. 1t was feared for some time
that the infection would prove fatal.
and it was only with the best OF medt-
cal attention that she recovered.
Council Bluffs.
According to advices received here,
Miss Hannah Angus, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Angus, Of Malvern,
twenty miles southeast of this place,
was burned so badly by the accidental
isnition of gasoline with which she
was cleaning clothes last Saturday that
she died Sunday. Her mother probab-
Nv will die from burns received IN try
ing to save her daughter.
Iowa City.
DR.. Francis Count Luetzow, the well
known Bohemian author and one of the
most distinguished scholars OF Europe.
is to lecture at the State University
of Iowa on Feb. p. DR.. Luetzow's sub
iect will be Bohemian History and the
Present State of Cultural Development
in bohemia" It will show, among
other things. the remarkable national
revival that has been going on In Boz
hemia during the past century.
Muscatine.
Joseph Streckfus, OF csock Island. Ill,
has been selected as the general pas
senger agent Of the Streckfus line OF
steamers to succeed Capt w. d. WIS
herd. who resigned recently to take up
other business at Quincy, ILL.,, his nome
town. Capt. Joe Streckrus is thorough
ly acquainted with the affairs OF the
company and will likely fulfill the
duties Of his new position to a most
satisfactory manner. He will make
his headquarters at Rock Island for
the coming season at least.
lndianola.
The program for the annual meeting
of the Iowa Aberdeen-AngusB Breeders
Association, which is to be held in Des
Moines Feb. 8. has been announced by
Col Silas Igo. etary-treasurer OF
the association. Several prominent men
will deliver addresses and the attend
ance is expected to exceed that of any
previous meeting in the history of the
organization. The opening address
will be given by former Senator Lafe
Young and response will be made by
w. J. Miller, Of Newton, president Of
the association.
Des Moines.
Because they did not change the Ia
bells to indicate that 1t was not real
vinegar Federal Judge Smith McPher-
son Of the United States district court.
ordered confiscated and destroyed lis
barrels of alleged vinegar, which was
siezed last December by the U. s..
marshal. 1t had been shipped to the
Hewitt Wholesale Grocery house here
from the Central Picking company at
Peoria, Ill. The judge ordered the vine
gar destroyed at that time, but said
the order would be held in allegiance
providing the barrels were properly la
beled. They were not so labeled and
they will probably be dumped into the
Des Moines river.
Greenfield.
A big damage suit was instituted
here few days ago. The sui: is
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next friend. May Harrington. os pes
Moines, and Is against II. M Wilson Of
this place. It Is for $4,000 damages