Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-06
Northern Io1ua Items

, ted to Cherokee. Instead he was COM
mitted for the present to the care OF
his nephew, with the understanding
that the family might take steps to
| have the patient treated in private
sanatorium.
Carroll. 81
Signet lodge, A. F. and A. M. met
in special session Monday evening for
the purpose Of making arrangements
| for ceremonies at the time of laying
the corner stone of the new temple
Nothing especially was done because
the stone is not hero and at present
1t is impossible to set date for the
| cerem onies. 1t 10 thought ,rby the Ma
sons in general that the ceremonies
should be simple. according to the Ma
sonic ritual Of course, but in no way
elaborate. The loss Of the temple was
heavy and the lodges are assuming
q heavy burden in rebuilding. Indi-
vidual MAsons Of the lodges are not
display at the time of-.the proposed
dedication. 4
| Manson.
One Of the most distressing acct
dents that has happened in these parts
in years occurred last Thursday when
Mrs. Mona Kinney was the victim Of
a fierce runaway. In company with her
younger sister and little nephew.
she was driving to the home Of anoth-
er sister when the spirited animal she
was driving suddenly took the bit in
it's teeth. making a Wild dash for
liberty and at sharp turn in the road,
the occupants Of the buggy were
= Nfve. L haf
! injured. Somehow as she pitched for
ward her foot caught in the wheel and
| before it was finally released 1t was
| terribly mangled and when DR.. Ma
Ll1ley. in record time. reached the
she of the accident he found part Of
10 pintered bone buried in the
ground Calling Druggist Anderson.
| who made a flying trip, an anesthetic
was administered and the doctor did
the very best possible for the terribly
| broken limb. Arrangements We're
hastily made for her removal to Mer-
CIV hospital at Des Moines. and she
was taken there the same afternoon.
Agona.
One OF the oldest and most highly
| respected citizens Of Algona has dis
posed of his home on East McGregor
| street anu Will pIoDdDia EAA6otNi
! about Oct 1. where he has resided
constantly since 1856, period Of fif-
ty-seveh years Mr.. Watson has, until
F.; his retirement. been successful bus
mess man of Algona, having been en-
gagged in the mercantile business for
a number of years. He was county
| treasurer and county recorder of Kos
suth county and was postmaster dur
ing part Of the Buchanan admins
tration and two terms under Lincoln.
He has seen Algona grow from an in
| FAINT village Of but a few houses to a
city of several thousand and has been
instrumental in its growth. Mrs. Wat
son died in 1900. since which time a
daughter, Mrs. Ida Cole, has taken
care of his home and lived with him.
The property was sold to James Stew
art, who will make some changes and
perhaps build upon one OF the lots
which are in a desirable location.
Northwood.
AS result Of the activities OF Dep
uty Game warden Glen J. Konvalinka.
of Mason City. five alleged "sooners"
were unprecedented Sunday on the j. A..
Erickson farm west of town. Sooner
il the technical or slang term for one
l WHO CcI SuAAA 6oAAO DSAoAC SAAS
time set by law and in this case the
| arrested parties were accused Of hunt
ing prairie chickens. the open season
| not taking effect until Monday morn
Ing, Sept. 4. There were In the party
from Northwood. q. w. Speeding. Al
bert Schmidt, ]. A. Erickson and suel
Orahood. Hans johnson, of Mason
City, who was member Of the party.
was told by the deputy to appear, 1t
ID claimed, but Mr.. Johnson failed to
show up Monday and II 80 said he can
not be brought from Cerro Gordo
county to answer the charge against
him in this county. In response to
Deputy Konvalinka's order to appear
Albert Schmidt went before Justice
Hunter. plead guilty 10 the charge OF
hunting out Of season and was fined
$25 and costs. Messrs. Speeding, Ora
! hood and Erickson refused to appear
upon verbal order and warrants. were
issued for their arrest