Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10

| James H Van Tassel. So years old.
and for fifty-seven years resident
| Of Chickasaw county, died at the home
of his daughter. Mr.. Van Tassel was
born in Orange county, New York.
| Irston.
| Al 11-year-old daughter oftME and
Mrs T. Faber, residing northwest from
i here, was seriously injured$by taking
ride on disc harrow. The child fell
! off and the sharp discs lacerated her
limbs in frightful manner. The little
/ patient at last reports was resting
!easily.
vinton.
| Sells Whipple. a prominent farmer.
brother of the late Senator Whipple.
suffered probably fatal injuries when
! a scaffold upon which he was working
! fell, breaking both arms and paralyzing
| the spine He was shingling machine
shed and the fall was distance of
| eighteen feet He is about so years OF
age.
StrubIe.
Five members of the John Frieberg
family are seriously ill with trichina,
caused from eating raw home maze
sausage. 4 19year-old son. who was
home from Concoroia college at St.
Paul, took some of the sausage with
him as a treat to his college chums on
his return to school. AS result, four
of the boys are down with the same
disease.
Hubbard.
Fire burned the smoke house and
separator house en- the Bailey farm,
near Hubbard. The fire started from
the smoke house where some meat was
being smoked The family was In Hub
bard at the time, where they were in
formed by phone that their house was
On fire. They hurried home in an au-
tomobile but the fire was quenched by
neiehbors before the family arrived.
Rock Rapids.
Holy Name Council. No 1880.
Knights Of Columbus, was organized
here Sunday and class of fifty-five
candidates initiated. fine banquet
was served at the armory at o'clock
and addresses made by E. G. Dunn on
Twentieth Century Knight" w. l..
Branigan on Public Sentiment" and
A. Van Wagon, on 1.-THE Sign Of the
acted as POSTMASTER.
DIN.
The body of little oscar Chamber
lain. who was accidentally drowned
week ago Saturday. April q, was found
floating in the Wapsie river just below
the railroad bridge Sunday. thus end
ing a nine-day search and anxious
waiting and watching for the many
friends and relatives. All week, every
day and night, many people have been
hunting the river up and down as far
as the oxford bridge.
Wailinsford. y
The large barn on the farm Of A. L..
Gunderson, south Of Wallingford. was
struck by lightning and completely de-
stroyed by fire. Also all the contents
OF the barn, consisting Of four horses.
nine head of cattle, farm machinery
and some hay. A freight train passing
by thru the blowing of the engines
whistle for a long time aroused the
farmer, but too late to do anything. as
the barn was all ablaze. The loss Is
about $4,000, with but little insurance.
Sioux City.
G. w. Graham. Of Boston, Mass. was
arrested on q Northwestern passenger
train at Onawa Sunday night on the
order Of Chief Of Police. Michael
OShonessy The police say: that C. B.
Flick. secretary of the Elks, will sign
an information against Graham .chars-
ing him with obtaining money. under
false pretenses. It is alleged that Gfa-
ham posed as an auditor for the Elks
during last week in Sioux City and left
the city with money he had obtained
on applications for. membership in the
lodge, W. @
Manson.
The 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Herbert was taken to Iowa City by
his mother, to receive Pasteur treat
ment for the prevention Of rabies. The
little fellow was bitten by house cat
about ten days ago and the cat was at