Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-11
Northern Io1ua Items
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cared for near the@scene Of the acci-
dent. &
WaiIinsford.
The creamery at Wallingford was
discovered ablaze Tuesday morning at
u O'Clock by Fred Les'Vefle. HE gave
the alarm Of fire but it had gained
such Roadway that it was impossible
to save anything. This was one of
the best paying creameries in north
western Iowa and was drawing trade
from a long distance. AS soon as the
insurance can be adjusted they will re-
build and until that time, Mr.. Jensen.
the manager, will buy cream at the
Irwin & Harring store and Will have
same churned at the Sperbeck & Lam
bert creamery of this city. There was
over $500 worth of new machinery
installed in this creamery last fall and
the new machinery which will now be
installed will be the best that money
can buy.
Mason City.
NJ. ]. Lyons, the manager Of the
Ideal Laundry, has decided on building
a new structure, fire-proof and instead
of making flats above will arrange for
a rooming house with eighteen rooms
The building is to have a most modern
front Of terra Gotta with face brick
filling and will be 44x10o feet. 1t has
very odd design of the modified
gothic type and the main feature of
the building is the fact that the same
will appear over the entrance in terra
Gotta, cut in relief and finished in gold.
The floor entrances will be used and
o1o tho first floor
1t will have a double front and &C
be thru the one entrance with the base
ment finished off for modern up to-
the minute barber shop.
Fort Dodge.
AS H. G. Hemmen was passing the
Oleson drug stort shortly after i
o'clock Thursday afternoon something
whistled by his Eead and striking the
sidewalk at his feet with terrific force
crashed thru the large plate glass win
dow of the drug store. Upon investi-
CATION it vas found that a large iron
pipe cap had done the damage. The
dent in the sidewalk made by the
heavy missile was directly between the
hole made in the window and the new
Smell building across the street. Work
men on the building deny all knowl-
edge of the affair. 1t is thought that
plumbers working on the fifth floor
were having a game of catch with the
iron cap ard that one of the men
missed it as it WAS thrown to him with
the result that it fell to the street OPP
posite. The window was worth $500
and was fully insured. 1t is said to be
the largest single piece of plate glass
In the state.
EstherviiIe. ~
Little Eva Rholfe the 10 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rholfe of this city. receives serious
cash in the abdomen by the shovels
Of the corn pillow. Miss Brown and
Eva Rolfe went over to Lost Island
Lake a week ago to visit at the home
Of an uncle, I. Brown. When Mr..
Brown was about to go to the field,
little Eva. who wanted to ride on ono.
Of the big draft horses was placed on
the back Of one of them. They seemed
quiet enough but had not gone far
when they became frightened and Nh
Brown was unable to control them
The child stayed on for about thirty
rods and the big horse reared throwin.
her between the horses. Whether thu
horses stepped on her is not known
but she is badly bruised. AS the corr
planter passed ever her one OF the
shovels caught her in the abdomen
tearing a large three cornered cash
that required twenty-six stitches to.
hold the torn flesh in place.