Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-01

Fort Madison.
/, has been decided to ask the next
legislature for an appropriation %
funds for the erection OF new resi-
dence for the warden OF the peni-
tan-iary here. Il is 10 be built on a
seven-acre tract OF land near the pri-
son.
iDes Moines.
4 test whether the double standard
lean be maintained in Iowa VIII De nlaos
I in the case be maintained in Iowa VIA
I be made in the case James Gardner, Oh
IeMa-s, appealed TO the supreme court
He was sentenced TO FIVE years in the
penitentiary for resort!ng 10 a dis-
! orderly house. Gardner is making a
desperate fight to escape occupancy OF
a prison cell.
Muscatine.
! Deputy Sheriff Dennis o'Leary Fri
/ day escorted Cecil Burke 10 Fort Mad
7 isor where he was sentenced for hve
wears b. Judge Donegan. when ne
changed his plea OF not guilty to one
az guilty in his court last Tuesday.
! Burke was Indicted by the grand jury
| or. cwo counts, ore for maintaining a
liquor nuisance and the other Of keep
ling house Of H. fame. The jury had
! been selected and one witness exam
/ med when he entered the plea OF
guilty.
/ Nicola.
! Whiie James Flynn and the Pogee
1 brothers OF this place were OUT riding
! THANKSGIVING DAY. some part Of the
harness broke while they We're going
/ down hill which frightened the team
.
/ striking the railroad near the q. L.
/ ccoper residence the occupants were
thrown out. Mr. FINN receiving the
worst injury. He fell out OF the buggy
frs, the others falling Upon him. He
was rendered unconscious and his face
was badly bruised and cut.
Abba.
Der. Ie,es Of this city were injured
in an automobile accident near Hite-
man six miles west Of here. The oraHe
failed 20 work and The autonooiie
hacked down steep hin and turned
( over IN the ditch. Jones and Nrs.
Kissick were pinned beneath the ma
chine and badiy bruised. kissick was
( thrown twenty feet and his back was
gprained so badi. that he is confined
10 his bed Mrs. Lambert VINO was
also in the car, escaped unin]ured.
Greenfield.
on Thanksgiving day while at school
al No. 3. Grand River township Cecil
uodyes me. with very severe acci-
idert. He was whiting with mis- pocket
knife when another boy ran against
him in such a manner as TO cause the
small blade Of the knife to enter his
\ bodv full length just above the ao-
i dorneu, causing a serious wound. Dr
Harper was called az once and he took
the boy TO the Cottage hospital In Cres-
ton. He Is the only son OF MI. anc
Mrs. l.. Hodges. 1t is sincerely hopee
he may recover.
West Grove.
Nrs. Cal Mccoy was instantly kiiies
Friday evening by Wabash train no
81 Mrs. Mccoy. whose home was II
tho country. had come to town to NEE
ner husband who had been In Bloom
field. The woman was driving across
the tracks and evidently did not hea
1.-THE approaching train. Mrs. NcCo.
. was thrown about thirteen feet ant
was dead when the trainmen reache
her. Her little child, her only com
RAMON. miracuiously escaped, not be
ing injured in any way. The team
vas killed and the buggy torn TO pieces
sine leaves besides her husband. on
little daughter, and several brother
and Sisters.
Hamburg.
William Zamzow died Sunday al IN
nome of mis- son, Herman: Zanzon
southwest Of town. Two weeks beior
his death he hit his thumb with
hammer, inHicting wound which wa
not thought serious for q few day
tin blood poison set IN. After fha
trouble made rapid progress. ~