Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-25

Claus Claussen. a farmer. committed
suicide by shooting himself. The cause
was dependency.
Hamburg.
The Burlington freight house here
was burned Tuesday evening by flro Of
unknown origin. Tho records and most
Of the freight was saved. The hre had
q big start before the hose company
arrived.
Atlantic.
Operators Of chautauquas are moi
going to be allowed any moro pri'
vileges than Atlantic business men
Mayor Burnes. who recently closed
local moving picture houses on Sun.
days has ruled that the chautauqus
must not show films. ~ contemplated
on the Sabbath.
Panama.
Sunday afternoon, Tony, the eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Schwery went out to tie horse and
stepped I'D to tho animal without
speaking to 1t. It kicked at him and
struck him over the eye. infiictins q
serious wound. The doctor was SUM
moned and six stitches were taken In
the opening.
Riverside.
Norval Flynn, the 1s-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Flynn, was seriously
injured. While driving in with load
Of grain the wagon upset and when he
Jumped to save himself he struck the
hub of the wheel, injuring himself in
ternally. He was carried into the
homo Of Mr.. Faracks and DR.. Nc
Laughlin and DR.. Burge Of Iowa City.
were summoned. His condition is
very serious and It is impossible to
move him to his own home.
Hancock.
The personal property belonging to
Col. M. H. Anderson. deceased, was
disposed Of at public auction under
the supervision of l. F. Napes. Hon.
John T. Hazen, Of Avoca. being the
auctioneer. One Of the many canes
formerly used by the colonel sold for
325. his gold watch bringing $50. Other
articles selling in proportion. There
were many bidders on the law books
from other places. The sale started
Ii the middle OF the afternoon and
the last item was sold at $3.50 o'clock
in the evening.
Fioris.
John Damgherty, farmer living east
of here, received three broken ribs and
other internal injuries Monday after
noon when he was thrown from load
of hay when one Of the banisters Of q
bridge near the Morrison Daugherty
farm, about five miles east gave way.
Ira Roberts. the hired man. who was
with Daugherty on the load. together
with the team and hay went into the
ditch, the hay covering Roberts and
tho team. Charlie Harding and Nor
rison Daugherty, who were along on
foot. came to tho rescue. It - feared
Mr.. Daugherty IL seriously injured,
while Mr.. Roberts escaped with slight
injuries.
Buxton.
The track not being completed TO
mine No. Is Of the Consolidation Coal
Company 20 that the black diamonds
could be loaded into cars $1,000 tons
OF coal valued ct more than $4,000
was put into ono big pile and altar
the rain Of last week followed BY sx-
treme heat. It took fire from spoota-
taneous combustion and was consumed
by the fire dend. In . fre Of this char
acter water would only add TO the furry
OF the flames ana ~ long ~ there was
nj, sand Il that locality with which TO
smother the flre the only thing 70 DO
was TO let Il consume what coal was
on the ground. Il certainly made
things hot for . week around mine
No. Is.
Eddyville.
Rev. F. b. Mansen. pastor Of the
S;.... ccsc:..aa church has accented .
call to Prairie View, Kan. The family
will leave Eddyville shout Aug. Is.
Rev. Mr.. Mansen win attend the Win.
ona Lake zbiblo conference AuG. - %
u. and Mrs. Manssn win - . 0gnDcA.