Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-25

1rleerator. which made him also liable
20 fine. but he was fined for both Of
lenses under one charge. the fine being
Szo and the costs 1895. He pleaded
guilty when arraigned and paid the
nne and costs. Blues arrest was caused
py Deputy Game Warden Holdings
worth after Blue had been telling a
friend what a fine supper he was going
20 nave, stating that he had killed a
dove an4A squirrel the dayabefore Mr.
Aentngsworth happened to overhea1
| tneSconversation, and went to Justice
Nusent,s and procured a search war
rant for blues residence. The dove
and squigfel were found in the icebox
and were taken before Justice Nugen.
and a warrant was ISSUED for the ar
rest.
Storm Lake.
Miss Mabel Kay lies In a local hos
pital in a serious condition as result
Of an automobile accident which oc-
Cured two miles out of Storm Lake.
Her brother. Henry Kay, was driving
the car and the front spring broke.
striking the steering gear. The car
was almost instantly ditched. turning
over with Mabel, her sister, Hannah,
NsAA % ~. AAoCANSSAihe, lueiT guest
under the heavy car Henry Kay, the
driver. was thrown clear. All of the
occupants of the car were more or less
injured, and the car is badly damaged.
Clinton.
Paul Huebner, of this city, is insane
from fright and is requiring the con-
slant attention Of doctors. He was
employed in the power house of the
Iowa and Illinois Railroad Company.
While in the power house some one
turned off the lights as a Joke. and he
Immediately became much frightened
He called for help, and before those
who played the joke again turned on
the lights he had gone insane. He
was afraid that he would in some man
ner receive shock from the dynamo.
He is in serious condition. The
ones who played the joke are not
known
Cedar Rapids.
Five dentists offices were entered
Saturday and Sunday nights and
twice that many more efforts were
made to enter by some skilled gold
thief. The visit netted the thief some
where between 5000 and $500. At that
the thief overlooked the best bet Of
them all at the office Of DIR. Tcege, in
the Cedar Rapids Savings Bank build
ing. where he might have Saturday
worth of gold. DR.. 8. S. Brotherton
in the Kimball building suffered the
greatest loss. His is conservatively
and there is no way of telling how
m nh IN 20 he NH~r =,
O'Brien Dental Supply Company. who
have offices with him.
leMars.
Friends in LeMars went to Sibley
Monday to attend the funeral Of Denis
Cfonen, whose death occurred at his
home near Sibley on Saturday. Mr.
Cronen had been in poor health some
time suffering from kidney and bladder
trouble and had undergone several
operations. Denis Cronen was a pioneer
citizen Of LeMars and was engaged in
the transfer and dray line in this city
for many years. coming to LeMars In
the later seventies after working west
ward on a railroad construction gang.
he made money here and saved his
earnings and invested judiciously in
land. securing fine home farm near
Smiley and other land In Minnesota A
number 6. years ago he moved to Sib-
ley. selling out his business to John,
Cooper. After locating At Sibley MIR.
Cronen made frequent visits to Lee
Mars and always liked to be here and
meet the people Of this vicinity. He
was IS years Of age and leaves widow
and three sons and daughter to
mourn hie loss.