Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
Dubuque.

Dubuque.
The effects OF tie law fixing q mini
mum wage FOR teachers IS beginning 20
De felt IN Dubuque county. Center
township has cut down the school, year
from nine 70 eight months in order
ina. the wage scale may be ne. with
our increasing the burden 70 taxpayers
Il IS expected other townships will
take similar action.
Do~s.
Edward, son u NJ. and Mrs. Oscar
Be.lmsn, - Ellsworth street, was me
victim o. & painful acciden, Monday.
Mrs. Belin2an mad set boiler filed
Eitil hor wafer On The porch and the
little fellow coli.Gec wiz. Il while
-iding on e coaster wagon. He PIT on:
MS FOOT 10 avoid upse-ting, but the
fcot slipped into the boiling water and
was 80 badly scalded that when his
stocking was removed a.! lae skin
came Of with il. He viii be laid Up
for some tine.
Durant.
JGlius Hartz met win a painful .c-i-
cent last Thursday morning, ami one
which prevents his working for ,in1e
While Smelling corn Inc shelter o+caraa
ciogged up and Mr. Hartz put his lef,
hand into ire machine 10 pun out some
! husks which had accumulated there.
/ and had his hand caught in such d
! manner that il VAS quite badly lace-ai-
Sd. He came 10 town and had DR..
( Irwin dress The injured member. and .s
getting along as well az he could expect
! considering me nature Of Inc in;ury.
! and if no complications arise ne will
/ De back On the JOB again in a short
I time
! Humboldt
/ Poor little Herman Olson li--year-
4 old son of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Oleson,
Of this place is cripple for life. with
4 mis- left leg of az the knee I; was last
/ Tuesday afternoon as his father was
/ operating the feed grinder on the San
/ de-son place which they rent. The en-
CINE stands but a few feet from the
grinder. The bell few OFF the grinder
and was winding upon the engine. The
boy jumped in irnpuisiveiy % ad;ug:
the belt with his foot. and the warning
cry IF his father was too late To save
MIN He got mis- foo: in the loor II the
/ belt and Il was drawn between the bel
and wheel. Only :he breaking Of inc
/ belt perhaps saved his life.
Davenport.
| Work on the Durant Savings Bank
building is to begin shortly and Il il
| hoped to have the building ready 10,
occupancy within the next six months
The north end of the old barn on ths
lot was torn away the first Of the weeI
and the south end is to he moved Il
the next lot where it will be utilized By
the contractors as tool house while
the new building is being erected. The
building now occupying the ground vii
ne moved TO the rear end OF the lot
probably next week, and the work OF
the new building will begin az soon a!
the material arrives. The new banl
building is to be Of brick and will b.
twenty -four feet four inches 5y :.zt.
feet.
/ Waterloo.
Clifton E. Reed. Of this city wal
injured and four other occupants o
, an automobile were in grave DANCE
when a car driven by William Wealth
erbee OF West Unoin collided with
local street car at Mulberry street an
Thompson avenue at o'clock Frida.
morning The auto contained aA1d
from the two men mentioned, .Ceci
weatherbee, aged years and .yiol'
Reed. aged IL yearh and J. A. Hassiei
the latter two residing in. Waterloo
The auto party was proceeding mort
4 on Thompson avenue and on ap
prnachin9 Mulberry street WetheAr
J bee failed 70 notice . local car q