Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-23
Northern Io1ua Items

draw the plans. School for site in
southwest side. at Twentieth avenue
and D street west, will cost $4,000.
The balance Of the $4,000 appropri-
alton is TO be used for, equipment and
contingencies .tInsold. Unit !. System
Company will draw the plans. School
in KenwQod strip to be substantial
building of six or eight rooms to ac-
commodate the, people Of Kenwood
strip. Plans will be drawn after site
is decided on.
Cedar Rapids
A petition that is being extensively
signed and which is addressed to the
county board of supervisors is being
circulated BIZ members Of the wom-
ems club and other civic organ.Zati tons
as the preliminary step toward secur-
ing a tuberculosis hospital for Linn
county. The hospital is to be for tuber
culesis patients whose condition is too
serious for them to be admitted to the
state hospital at Oakda!c. The last
legislature passed an act which au
thOrizes the county board of supervis-
ors to spend $4,000 toward the erection
OF a hospital for incurable tuberculoss
patients.
~S~SVNOs
Because, they say. he lacked judg-
nlent in ordering Alderman Firth to
move on instead of making the arrest
the board of police and fire commits
sioners suspended Policeman Seyler
ten days 1t was on the evening Of
Sept. % that Firth. riding in an auto
mobile saw a dog that had been stolen
from him. In securing the animal from
a boy who claimed to have purchase d
1t connection was raised, and when
Seyler appeared on the scene and de-
mandetl the occasion Of the alteration.
the alderman threatened to hit the po-
liceman. The arrest followed and this
was followed by a police court trial in
which Firth was found guilty of dis
orderly conduct and fined.
Alton.
While out hunting Sunday afternoon,
Frank Bonneville accidentally shot
Nicholas Hansen and Joseph Kock. The
Hansen boy was struck in the calf Of
the leg and the kock boy was shot in
the foot. 1t seems the three boys were
walking together. Bonneville having
his gun across his arm in hunter fash
ion and pointing directly towards the
other two. The gun was in some way
OJSCTdTSGO, VIE SuOl SOMS pSlNcSu
Hansens legs just as he took step.
grazing the first leg and the large part
Of the load striking him in the calf
or the other. The Kock boy, who was
next in line. received the remainder Of
the charge in his foot. 1t is not known
at present just what will be the result
OF Hansens injuries. Kock is getting
along all right and no serious results
are looked for in his case.
Sioux City.
Count Henry Won Hagerdorn. who
inherited fortune estimated at $3.50,
600 from his grandfather In Germany,
and who displayed telegram to
friends showing that such bequest
had been left him. Is a fake. accord
inE to some who know him. 1t appears
that this is form Of amusement. in
which Hagerdorn had been INDUCING
for some years past as a means OF en-
tertaining the reading public. During
the time Of the Titanic disaster Hager-
dorm put over a story on one OF the
Sioux City papers with reference to a
large sum Of money which was being
sent him from q forty second cousin
or somebody in Germany and which
went to a watery grave with the big
boat. Two or three other yarns Of a
similar nature have been put over by
Hagerdorn.