Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-21
Northern Io1ua Items

T;tenka. ~
The 5-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert ]. Bleich. south of town, had
the misfortune to get one Of his arms
in the balance wheel OF q corn shelter.
breaking his arm.
Stockport. ~
F, H. ,Rhynas has in the neighbor-
hood OF 200 tons Of good clover hay.
800 Of which he has cut and put away,
He also stated that his oats and corn
prospects were the best this year that
they have ever been.
Onaws.
A farmers cooperative store viii
be opened in this city soon. "A. J. Nit
chell, Of Storm Lake. has been solicit
ing stock sales among Monona county
farmers snd has met with success IN
the venture.
LsMars. @
A. p. Noem. aged %, station agent
at James, q small town near here. was
drowned while bathing in pool near
James late Thursday: His relatives live
near Lake Preston, SD, and are ex-
pected heer to take home the body.
Clinton. It'll.
A heavy hailstorm did considerable
amount of damage in Clinton Ihursday
night. but appears to have baen scarce
Nv noticeable in the country around
here. About 1000 panes Of glass in
green houses in the city were broken
and eighteen commercial light poles on
Fifth avenue were smashed.
Rockwell City.
A large crowd from all parts of the
country was here Thursday to witness
the laying of the new court house cor :
ner stone. NJ. F. Healy, Of Fort Dodge
delivered fine address The affair was
in charge of the Grand Army posts of
the county. with Commander John II.
Stewart as master Of ceremonies.
Hampton.
Al the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the State Savings Bank
held Wednesday morning, 0. w. Max :
we'll who has ben assistant cashier OF
the Citizens National Bank for three
wears. was elected cashier of the state
Savings Bank and Thursday morning
entered upon the duties OF his new po-
sition. succeeding o. F. Myers who or
San;zed the bank ten years ag" and
has been its cashier continuously.
West Union.
Thirteen arrests were made at Oei-
vein Thursday as a sequel to the dis-
turhance there when ]. ]. Crowley lee
tured June 12. Three OF the thirteen
are charged with riotous conduct. an
indicate offense. They are Eugene
Underwood. Hy Manning and Ed MUIR
raw. Ten are charged with unlawful
assembly. a misdemeanor The thirteen
have given bonds for their appearance
before Justice Berkey m West Union
rext Tuesday.
Napoleon.
John a. Heisler, one Of the Oldest
residents Of Monona county. dropped
dc,d THURSDAY on the streets here. His
death was due to heart failure. He was
Al Years old. Mr.. Heisler was well
known in Sioux City. He settled In
Manleton in 1855 and has lived here
ever since. He was known as one OF
tina wealthiest men in this section Of
the country. Mr.. deisler is survived by
h,s widow and three daughters. Mrs.
Geneva Wilsey and Miss Louise Heis-
Ter Of sioux City, and Mrs. L. 8. Boyd.
of Palacois. Tex.
Randall.
The people Of Randall awoke Tues
dav morning to discover that they had
been visited by horse thieves during
the night. Two horse: belonging 20
U. 8. Olson and a good buggy belonging
to S. J. Larson had disappeared and
up to the present writing no trace OF
them has been found. The suppose
ton Is that the thieves have driven
straight west to the Dcs Mnines river.
a distance Of about twenty-five miles,
r-hsch could be covered between mid
night and morning. There the horses
ana thieves could get out OF sight in
the woods until the excitement, ~ over.
Owfgalo Center.
Alvin. the 3-year-old son Of Mr., and
Mrs.. Heiko Stoehr, eight miles south
Iof town, died Monday nloTning - ~