Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17

T., L. Goodell has sold his drug store
on the south side Of Main street to
~. H. Price & Son. Sac City drug
gists. who will take possession March
l. 1914.
Malvern.
! The Taber & Northern railway has
secured an injunction against the
town Of Malvern from conducting It's
sewerage into Silver creek. near a
bridge owned by the company.
Bedford.
! That he struck Ed Brand With his
billy in self defense was the plea set
forth by Henry Mott. aged 20 years,
when brought to trial for the murder
of Brand on April % at Bedford.
Humboldt.
The thirty -sixth annual conference
Iof the Iowa Unitarian association
started at the Humboldt Unitarian
church Tuesday. Delegates from over
all the state are present. Among the
speakers will be Florence Buck. OF
Boston. and Ernest c.. Smith of Chi
c2go.
Mason City.
John Brush has lost collection OF
fingers and thumbs as result OF an
i
stick Of dynamite to which#a cap was
attached a friend playfully touched q
match to the cap and the stick ex-
ploded. Brush was taken to the hos
pital and doctors are busy trying to
save his hand.
Mason City.
! pony which was shipped from Iowa
! 1T 90 n11Hzl}nr OFFICERS
/ of the Rock Island. When the car IN
which 1t was shipped WAS opened here
the animal was not inside. The pony
was consigned to Arthur Adams, a
horse dealer Of this city. On the side
If the car was written: open the other
side to get pony out The other side
was found nailed up.
LsMars. ..o,
lish a factory in LeMars for the manu-
70 ctnre Of a breakfast food preparation
notented by DR.. William Shepard. OF
| th,s city. The sale of DR.. Shepard
nreparation has never been attempted
IN hut three towns outside OF LeMars.
hut in these cases satisfactory results
have heen secured. DR.. Shepard has
RECENTLY formed partnership with H.
D. Sivers of Minneapolis. and the lat
ter will at once promote the sale of
enough stock to equip and start the
factory.
Clinton.
John F1aran, a Greek, who can't
sneak a word Of English, had his upper
law broken and the cheek bone badly
mashed when the hook Of derrick
used in unloading rails near Elwoou
broke Monday afternoon. Faran's nose
was broken and he suffered severe
hr,,,ses all about the head. The m
iured man was brought to Mercy nos
nital in this city and given medical at
tention. 1t is believed that he VIII re-
cover from the accident. DIR. McMeei'
w,,warkee railroad physician accom-
nanied Flaran here. DR.. H. II. Reyn-
oIds attended the foreign workman.
Cedar Rapids.
Des,r,n9 to have their children given
the proper sort Of instruction con-
corning Hebraic history and LANGUAGES
the Hebrew people Of Cedar Rapids
have organized q school. The jewish
synagogue on A avenue west will be
remodeled so as to allow a portion OF
q 70 be used for school purposes.
con,netent Instructor from Cincinnati
ha. been secured to instruct the pu-
mis-. and 1t il expected the school VIII
start with a large attendance. 1t VII!
ran,,ire three or four weeks TO remodel
the synagogue building for the purpose
intended. y
Sioux City.
Plunging ten feet down into els
torn Mrs. william Schlosser. aged %,
los .we.tcott avenue, rescued her little
1s-months- old grandson. johnnie G:s-
hons. and was compelled to remain
standing in water up to her neck with
the little one in her arms for half an
hour until her feeble cries for help
! reached passersby on the street. Wom-
an and child finally were extricated
from their pred1cament by Anton
sailer. proprietor Of q hardware store
A. 251a correctionville road. Mrs. Sailer
Ar.t heard the cries and notified her
husband. II was some time before they
could locate the source Of the cries.
and the sounds were growing more
feeble every moment.
Adsl. - Z.
The first years results in the gov
eminent experiment to determine
whether hog cholera can be controlled
viii not be what was anticipated. But
they Will snow tia: fully 80 per cent