Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-15

Buffalo township Block was driving
his car along same highway and says
the petition. struck Myers. throwing
him several feet He claims TO have
sustained broken leg. compound
fracture OF the tibia, right nip and back
badly bruised and !nterEa injuries. He
asserts that he has been under the con-
slant care OF a physician and nurse and
that ne has also sustained severe
nervous shock He also declares that
the defendant had refused to make d
settlement
Moulton.
The old Presbyterian church at Moul-
ton, which has stood the test of the
elements for forty-fiye years, is to give
way TO a modern structure. For nearly
half d century the present building has
answered as a place of worship and
two of the original members are yet
living-Elder Levi Buck, and wife.
on Monday afternoon the ground was
broken on the site OF the former struc-
ture. Mrs. Mary Hamilton throwing the
first spade full Of dirt and followed by
Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mrs. Samuel Cole
and other women. and then several Of
the male members Joined the shovel
brigade. The ediace will be Of frame
and stucco, with reversal memorial
windows steam heated, raised seats
and gallery. The cost will be close to
81, 900.
West Liberty.
News comes from Chicago of wed
ding in which unusual local interest is
apparent, that o. Gordon Strong. a mil
lionaire philanthropist Of the Illinois
metropolis and Miss Louise Anne Sny-
der The bride IS Lutte Snyder, as
she was known to her many friends
turnout this community. West Libert,
vas her home for many years and since
she has been in Chicago her visits here
have been frequent She was an ex.
f, pert stenoerapher and secured &. place
| in Mr.. Strong's office, several year:
| ago She became interested in his wori
and for some time had been his conf
dental secretary Recently he begaI
the founding of a charitable home II
Maryland and his clerk assisted hin
greatly in the details of this work
Close association in this as we'll as hi
other charitable ventures, gradual.
brought on the affection which has it
elimination in marriage.
| Fort Madison.
Preparations are under way to en-
terrain the visiting members who viii
attend the annual osteopathic conven-
ton OF the third district which will b.
held here Oct. %. Arrangements hav'
been made to hold the program ant
banquet at the Antilles hotel where tn
1 speakers will deliver their addresses
The local committee is expecting abou
twenty five or thirty members and tn
main speaker of the day will be d.
E. VI. Brown of Galesburg. ILL.,, presi
dent OF the Illinois state association
DR.. Samuel Borden of Golden. Ill,
also on the program for the reading 0
a paper on various subjects and thei
treatment This convention. which
held every year. Is for the purpose
education and instruction in osteo
pathic treatment, the discussion OF rar
and new diseases which are always de
veloping. their cause and their treat
ment. Towns which in all probabilit
. will be represented are Fairfield. West
Liberty, Iowa City. What Cheer Bur
{ ling ion. neonua. mount 2! g !. nj. OF
: tumwa, Abba, centerville, Moravi'
3 Pennington, Bloomfield. Oskalooss
:, Sigourney, Welinan, Montexuma an
. other towns Of southeastern lows