Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-24

LeMars.
Rev. c G. Butler. pastor for four
years OF the First Presbyterian church
in this city. has handed in his resigna-
ton and will go 10 Sac City 20 tSke
charge OF church there. He will as
sumo his new charge on Dec. !.
Fort Dodge.
National banks in Fort Dodge sent
$4,000 in cash to the federal reserve
bank al Chicago last week in COM
pliance with the new federal reserve
banking law. This money represented
approximately 2 per cent of the depos-
It's in the three national banks of this
city.
odebelt.
John Dinges. a resident OF Sac coun-
" since 1879. died at his home il Ode
bolt Friday after an Illness OF but two
days. He was one ot the prominent
German American residents OF the
community Mr.. Dinges was born in
Prussia. Feb. 6.IS4s, and came to Amer
lea with his parents in 1854. The fam
ily first settled in Illinois.
Clinton.
Negotiations for the Manchester
~ ~, 4l4SA SNi4pOs 7S&'SiV "4N-A S-'-'~- a.
are off. Manchester wired terms on
They wanted $500 guarantee for ex-
penses. The amount was excessive AL d
Principal +. Z. Webb has informed
them that Clinton can not play them.
Nothing has been heard from Sioux
City as yet.
Onawa.
At the Monona County Medical So
cietys annual meeting at Cnawa Off
GERS were elected as follows Prest-
dent, DR.. VI. F. Minthcrn, of Castana:
vice president, DR.. B. c. Stewart, Of
Ute: secretary, DIR. 2. S. Spearman. OF
Whiting; censors. Drs. J. A. Thomson,
of Onawa, and w ". Gingles. OF Cas-
tana: delegate to meeting Of state So
ciety, Dr. E. c. Junger, of Soldier.
Cedar Falls.
Mrs. George Bacher. residing at the
corner of 4th and State street rs suffer
ing from a very peculiar and painful!
injury. which she received a few days
go, while engaged in breaking some
kindlin2 to start a FIRE in the stove
which caused rupture Of the liga-
ments. which are attached TO the
stomach allowing tina. organ TO drop
from its natural location and making
the case rather difficult ore to
3andie.
cdehoIt.
The I-year- old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
". F.. Heald, residing near Odebol;, was
,rowned in gallon jar of water Fri
day. The parents had left two children
in the house, the oldest about years
Of age, while they picked corn in the
field. On returning to the house. the
Youngest child was found with its mead
n the Jar and lifeless. 1t is presumed
mat while playing about the floor the
child discovered the jar of water and
in attempting to draw itself up beside
the jar, fell in head first.
Fort Dodge.
David Ruberstein. an employe of the
Boston meat market, was severely
bruised about the body. at p. m. Fri
day when the vehicle in which he was
riding was struck by an automobile
belonging to the Boggs Auto Supply
Company and driven by an employe.
The horse that was drawing the wagon
ran away and sustaining a broken leg.
! had to be shot. The animal was valued
at $500. The accident occurred on
r ISL dSclnC Ilol III, DCSWSSA NSs
teenth and fifteenth streets.
Cedar Falls.
George Putnam, the pioneer dray-
man is nursing a badly bruised hand
the result of having the member caught
beneath a heavy casting which he was
unloading at the Wagner Manufactur-
ing Companys plant. For time II
was feared that 1t would be necessary
to amputate portion Of the thumb
which was most painfully crushed but
the attending surgeon has hopes OF
saving the digit. The injury Will com
pei Mr.. Putnam to take several days
OF an enforced vacation from his work
! Lyons.
4 Robert Collins, aged ~ years. va
/ killed at st. Paul, Friday afternoon
This news was conveyed In TELEGRAM
received by his mother. Mrs. Ellen Col
Inns. OF Randolph street. For the pas
: year or 90 Mr.. Collins has been WORK