Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-26

raglan.
Mrs. Hans Nelson lost so much blood
from an aggravated case of nose-bleed
that her life was despaired of. Hap
PLY the hemorrhage was stopped in
time.
Buxton.
While at work on the Northwestern
railroad near Buxton last month UNI
loading rails with other section men
Samuel Sardoff lost a finger by one
of the workmen dropping rail on it,.
MASKING the finger so badly that it had
to be amputated. He has brought suit
ages.
Elliott.
A number of people of Elliott and
vicinity have been very unfortunate
lately in meeting with accidents ana
in illness and having to go to hospitals.
Last Friday at the school near the Tel
lie Graham home. two boys. Mr.. Gra-
hams son Mr. Tomas son, We're bitten
quite badly by dog. They We're
taken to Griswold to DR.. Jones and it
is thought they will get along all right.
Hamburg.
The orchidists of Hamburg are now
busy with the apple pack. but the
work will not commence in earnest FOR
q time yet. The fruit this year is OF
excellent quality, but not quite so large
as usual owing to dry weather just
at the critical time. There will be
more apples than thought earlier in the
season. but nothing like fun crop.
.Jonathans did not bear this year. whio h
cuts out one of the most grown apples
in this section.
Northboro,
AS Oren Holmes and family We're
coming 70 Northboro Sunday to visit.
they overlook Cecil Brink. who had
been riding a motorcycle and had met
with an accident. They picked him
up near the McElvain place west OF
town and brought him to DR.. Thomp-
sons office. Upon examination IT was
found that he had broken arm, a
wrist out of joint and a broken nose.
The doctor patched him up and he was
taken to his home.
centerville.
Two Rock Island laborers went
hunting near Drakeville without
licenses and were arrested by Deputy
Warden George Payton. and when they
had settled up with Justice Hanna they
were out SIS each and costs. Mr.. Pay
ton Is keeping a watchout for viola
tons all over this section of the state.
AS these men were intending to leave
the state at once their guns were not
oonfiscated. Their names We're Alex
JwolizZo and Gust Jesis.
Blanchard.
Herman Devolt, a. farmer living
about six miles southeast of Blanchard.
met with very serious accident on
Monday afternoon. He. with seven or
eight other men were grading the road.
and Mr.. Devolt was using a wheeled
scraper and had gone to the top of me
hill and got his load of dirt and was
riding down, when in some manner ne
was thrown into the air and came
causing bad injury He was in a
precarious condition and was taken a.
once to a hospital in Omaha. Word
received today reported his condition
not much improved.
Shenandoah.
Misses Cuba Linbille. Blanche Lin
bile and Bertha Rohrer of Norwich
were injured in a head-on collision be-
| tween two automobiles at the intersec-
, ton Of Seventh avenue and Elm street
Saturday afternoon. Miss cuba Linz
bile was thrown out of the car. her
left arm sprained and cut. Miss
Blanche Linbille's hands We're cut by
the broken windshield and Miss Roh-
rers back was seriously hurt. They
were in an, automobile belonging to
the King brothers of Norwich. which
was driven by Lloyd King. going east
on Seventh avenue. Hart Bowman
and Arthur Gaddis We're going north
on Elm street. Neither driver saw the
other in time to stop. The front OF