Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-06

Monticello.
J. L. Arduser of this city has an
nounced himself as candidate iof
postmaster at this place This makes
five candidates in the field. and all
of them warm on the trail. The pres
ent incumbent's time does not expire
until a year from this coming July
Those who have hopes are j. ;
WEIGH. LAWYER; J. A. VOORHEES,, in
surance and real estate dealer: Fred
Koop. city clerk: ], l. Arduser. farmer
and ]. T. Lanigan. editor Of the Jones
County, Times.
Manson.
Wolcott Dana, who was struck b
lightning last Monday afternoon is
living proof of the faeity of the old
adage that lightning never strikes
twice in the same place" His Monday
afternoon experience was the fourth
time in the last few years tina; he has
been struck with lightning. each time
his escape being so narrow as TO be
very uncomfortable. He has been
rendered unconscious at each stroke
and ne has a right to the belief that
the lightning jinx has it in for him,
Charles City.
The local Y NJ. c. A. received check
for 81 900 from woman in Cslifcrnis
as a gift. with the request that the
name of the donor not be given out
Dubuque.
James j. HILL OF the Great Northen
Railway company. has pledged $4,000
Of a 100000 endowment fund which
Bishop John p. Carroll, formerly OF
| Dubuque. is raising for ST Charles
! college at Helena. Mont The announce
ment was made by Bishop Carroll at
the pontificial high mass when he read
his PASTORAL letter on Vacations &c
| the Priesthood"
Swea City.
| The banking circles as we'll as the
citizens of kossu,h county were sur
prised last week when it MAS publicly
announced that A, I, wherry. the
( popular cashier of the First National
Rank Of Swea City had resigned and
TIA; Claude Sa.ckc-. ~. nf the lead
| ing real estate dealers or northern
Iowa. had been elected to fill the va
! cancy. Mr. Wherry was advanced q
the position OF vice. president hut viii
probably move With his family to Al
| Sona, where his children may have
| the pest or SCtloOi auNauNaSSS Stu NV
| still be In the vicinity OF his large
land interests.
Sioux City.
Henry Bartlett Is lying at his hom,
IL miles east OF Leeds in critica
condition from injuries when ne wa.
attacked by an enraged huh Tuesda,
afternoon. He sustained severe hruise,
around the body and may develop In
ternal injuries, Bartlett was In tn,
field on his farm Tuesday mernin'
when he attempted To drive the hui
into another enclosure, Tho bull mad
n dash for Bartlett and succeeded I,
knocking him distance of sewers
feet Bartlett half raised himself from
the ground and grasred the bull by tn
horns ms II made another rush a
hit
ST. Anssar.
Much excitement was created Il
ST. AnsEar the first OF the week b,
the disappearance OF a young maj
named Kloose, aged 10, who has ese'
acting strangely Of late, Saturday tn
young man made bonfire Of his hig|
school diploma andceheol diploma an
other personal effects and then look
cd himself In hls room. Upon his re-
fusal to como out younger broth
or hurst open the door ana Was st
tackled savagely ny the older boy
who soon after LETT the house A.
& disappeared. Searching parties wer
organized and no trace cf him NJ
seen until "wednesday, when he rNtlsn
J sed home, II y thought he Aads oss