Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-03

tnlngS ana started up the ROCK Island
tracks. She was overcome with the cold
anu would undoubtedly have frozen to
death had she not been discovered. She
was taken to ST. Luke's hospital where
it was found that her condition was all
right, barring the severe chill. 1t was
not thought that this would be apt to
result seriously. however.
lvester.
A new Brethren church will be built
at Ivester this year. Subscription
papers are in circulation to raise &c.,
900 to build the new church. Eight
thousand dollars of the total amount
needed has been subscribed and within
another week 1t Is believed the full
amount will be raised. The new build
ing will be frame structure 50x56.
The old church building will be torn
down and the material used to erect
parsonage.
Mason City.
Mason City will be for a part Of the
time the diocesan headquarters OF
Archbishop Keane, who was here on a
visit. He finds that the northern part
of the diocese Is difficult to reach by
direct routes, so while looking after the
and adjacent counties will direct the
work from here. He viii thus be in Ma
son City for week at a time. In an
! interview here he expressed himself Us
more than delighted with the way the
work of the diocese is opening up.
/ Thompson.
| Herman. the s-year-old son Of DR..
and Mrs Urstad, while returning home
from school, was accidentally run over
| by n team driven by liver Mork, and
received injuries which resulted in a
fracture Of the radius bone Of the
right arm. The boy was facing q
binding snowstorm at the time the ac-
cident happened and did not see the
approaching team which was travelling
only at a moderate rate Of speed. Mr.
Mork was unable to prevent the acct
dent. ,.
Cedar Rapids.
Not single trace has been discov.
cred yet as to the identity of the bur.
glar or burglars who Friday night Of
Saturday morning broke into the Lud,
and Taylor jewelry store and stol'
valuables to the amount Of severa
thousands Of dollars. It Is now certain
that the burglar broke the rear win
dow with a two by six plank which
was found lying on the ground few
feet from the window. The police ar
certain that the burglar got clear o
the city with his spoils. They are GER
tain that no was thoroughly familia
with the place and tho circumstances
It is also generally conceded that tn
burglar was q veteran at the work an
knew exactly how to 60 about 1t.
WsIlsburs.
The Rock Island claim agent wa
in town recently and met with L
Berends.s Mr.. Berend's son and hi
team were run over at q railway cross
ing q mile east OF town last fall an
Mr.. Berends filed claim Of 5000 TO
damages against the company as re
suit Of the accident. Tho claim agen
was able to show quite clearly tina
the engine pulling the train did no
, strike the boy and team and that tn
!, team evidently ran into the mail ca
, az the train was pulling over the cross
ing. The morning after when the &C
c!dent was reported to the company tn
] train was examined and scratche
] twere found on the mail car shown
!. that something struck It and rubbe
! against It which was either the tongu
% ~ tie SS;;:sSs;; ~. :.c..ycke photo
j graph was taken OF rne car and thi
the claim agent had. It 10 not likel
that the company will pay the claim.