Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Northern Io1ua Items

squirrel whisky ana carrying q tUI
quantity inside them ~ well as out.
boarded the local passenger for Ell
deron On the train they raised a dis
turbance which on their arrival at Ell
boron developed into night. and were
arrested and held there until about 10
o'clock. The next ray they made their
way to the Homire farm where one OF
the Wisners worked. Petrovec was
placed in haymow. on his back, to
sober up. and when his companions
went to get him. about o'clock. found
him dead.
Spencer.
A heavy wind storm visited Spencer
last Wednesday night, putting some OF
the electric lights out Of commission
and breaking good many OF the
trees, more or less. Aside from this
there was little II any damage done
here. Northwest Of Spencer they did
not fare 30 we'll. w. H. Webb's large
barn, 4Sx96 feet, was badly wrecked.
The entire roof being broken up. the
east half was entirely thrown of to
the east, while the. west half came
down on the main body Of the barn.
There were five head Of stock In the
barn at the time Of the storm but
none OF them was injured as the por-
ton of the barn over the stalls -.
manned intact.
Manson.
The Success Elevator Cupola Co.,
is the name Of the new manufacture.
ing institution in Manson. 1t is the
creation Of J. n. Daniel and Fred
Heise, the former the business manager
and the latter the inventor and pa
tentee of something entirely new In GU
polas for granaries and corn cribs that
are filled with wagon dump elevators.
Mr.. Heise has recently patented his
invention and had model made, and
from this model he has made phenom-
email sales OF the article. which Is
made Of galvanized iron and fits over
the hole in the apex of the roofs of
granaries and corn cribs that are
built for the modern method Of unload
ing grain.
Manson.
Wesley Hyde was terribly injured
Monday afternoon, at his farm home.
northeast OF town. He was moving
away hay in the big barn and one OF
that pulled the hayfork. The team
\
rushed down the stairway to stop
them. He fell headlong down the
stairway and his whole weight was
thrown on his right hand, which was
doubled clear back, breaking his arm
and forearm, tearing the ligaments
and tendons away from the bone and
leaving the bone of the arm protrud-
ing thru the flesh. 1t proved a very
BAD break and required considerable
surgical skill to mend. 1t will be
several weeks until Mr.. Hyde will be
able to personally resume his farming
operations.
Esthsrviiis.
Marie. the four year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Lawallen. was
almost instantly killed Wednesday at
ternoon about three o'clock at the o.
good farm two miles southeast Of
Wallingford by a heavy box falling
across her STOMACH. She in company
with several other little children were
playing in the barn. when Marie climb
ed upon a shelf and pulled over n
heavy box which was on a shelf above
the box which was used as a sort OF
tool chest was partly Allied with bolts.
wrenches and other articles. was OF
considerable weight and It IL thought
that the edge Of the box was what
struck her None OF the children saw
the accident and knew nothing Of II
until they heard the little girls cry
for help. The little sufferer lived on
" about thirty minutes after the acci-
dent