Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-01
Columbus. Junction.

Columbus Junction.
p. II. Haynes, q boss canvassman for
the Mark Steece Uncle Toms Cabin
tent show, was seriously. perhaps IA
tally injured early Monday morning
when six ton cook wagon passed over
his body.
Fort Madison.
A four-foot hole was stove in the
hull of the Cotton Blossom show boat
here yesterday afternoon when the boat
struck rock. The steamer Dubuque.
which was close by, answered the sig
nails for assistance and pushed the boat
ashore, where repairs are being made
The boat is owned by Ralph Emmer-
son.
Nodaway.
The 13-months- sold daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Linn of this city sus-
tanned injuries Saturday afternoon
which may prove to be more or less
serious. She was playing and had q
tin horn in her mouth. She fell and the
tin horn lacerated her mouth quite
seriously. The attending physician Is
unable to tell at this time just how
serious the injury Is. Mr.. Linn was
in Corning at the time and hurried
home in an auto.
.OttumWa.
Indications all point to the biggest
state tournament ever held in Iowa
when the Iowa Golf association be-
comes the guest Of the Ottumwa
Country Club for the week of July to
II. With twenty-one clubs already
signed up. and assurance of two more
and certainty OF still two more clubs,
a. fNuA VT
entries. This is seven clubs more than
any other state tournament has ever
had entered. Des Moines, with eigh-
teen clubs represented being the larg-
est state meet held up to this time.
Shenandoah.
DR. H. n. Richardson has set OF
false teeth which behaved in very
improper manner Saturday afternoon.
When he placed them in the vulcan
izer to be boiled the jar blew up Two
window lights in his office were blown
into the street, narrowly missing some
pedestrians beneath. The lid OF the
Jar hit two-inch plank shelf and
broke it in two. DR.. Richardson's Office
assistant. Miss Alice Brown. who was
sitting beside the vulcanizer tainted
away and the patient in the dentists
chair nearly swallowed the rubber
mouth protector IN the fright and ex-
element following the disaster
Dss Moines.
The night force OF the Kirkwood ho-
tel. including Harry White, clerk; fve
bell boys and the elevator operator,
surrounded and captured man named
John Ferguson, of Chicago, after
chase extending from the hotel to the
east end of the Court avenue bridge
early yesterday morning. He was held
there by his pursuers armed with clubs
and bricks until q policeman was sum-
n1oned Ferguson, according to the no.
tel authorities, entered a number OF
rooms Sunday morning and stole
money amounting to 5000, several gold
watches and number Of trinkets from
the guests.
Dss Moines.
F.M. Hubbell must sell the ground
east Of the coliseum and adjoining the
river in the city of Des Moines for
$31, 900. The supreme court In de-
cision Monday affirmed the finding OF
Jury in the Polk county district court
in which that amount was fixed as the
sale value. The high court intimated
that had it fixed the price in the first
place, the amount might have been
higher. Hubbell appealed to the dis
trict court from the decision OF the
condemnation jury. which placed the
valuation at $4,000. The district
court reduced this amount to sa1 900
and a second appeal was taken.
psila.
H. Neyenesch IL dead at the age OF
81 years. Mr. Neyenesch had excellent
educational advantages, and was z
teacher, In Holland till 1855. when he
came 70 Pelle. who're 10 taught Tor