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

Shambaueh.
Miss Nina Lindley. daughter of Mr..
anc Mrs. George Lindle., vent TO step
off spring seat. and fell in such a
way as 10 fracture both bones in her
left arm just below the elbow.
Alta ntic.
Work will be begun in short time
on a new factory building for the AT
lantic Candy Company. The ne@ ware
house viii be 226 feet long and 30 feet
wide and VIII take the place of the
building burned early this year.
keokuk.
II. Justice. aged s. serving on the
jury in the September term OF the dis
trict court here. helped TO build the
building in which court is being held
Mr.. Justice is the father Of NJ. (. JUS
tice. president of the Central Associa-
ton of baseball CLUBS.
Council Bluffs.
A thoroughbred Berkshire SOW billed
TO T. NJ. Hunter of Red Oak, gave birth
10 seven fine pigs in the Adams Elk
press Company office here and now ths
agent is undecided whether he should
not charge express on the pigs in aG-
dition 70 the mother.
Brooks.
Mrs. r. Kerber had quite an accident
Sunday while preparing her dinner
right eye She was STOPPING over 10
regulate her oil stove when the door
10 the oven came open, striking her
in the eye. She has suffered terrible
pain.
Hamburg.
L. Houts. east of town, has some ver5
deep bitches on his farm and as re-
suit has suffered the loss of several
head OF horses Unfortunatel the 9TH
er DAY another one took d tumble. but
il is not thought mis- injuries are seri-
Gus. The horses have been either killed
outright or have been so badly injured
! they had TO be killed
/ Farrasut.
/ Beryl Mccoy returned Saturday az
1 ter attending the state fairs of Iowa,
/ Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota. He
took twenty six head of Tamworth
hogs and took first or second prize on
| all of them Mr.. Mccoy took thirty
six first prizes and fourteen champion
ships. He will now get the stock ready
| for the Panama exposition.
! jefferson.
) A. ]. oblinger last Saturday handed
| in his resignation as county super1n :
tendent Of schools to Auditor McCui-
! ". with the request that he be relieved
| of his duties as soon as possible. lie
! leaves the county school department
after nearly eleven years Of service
| and will take up position with Ham
ond & Stephens of Fremont. Neb.. deal
ers in school supplies.
Tabor.
Tabor friends OF Prof. Ralph w. Soule
| have received word from Sterling, Kan.
| that the professor fractured his right
arm while pitching baseball game
| there last Wednesday. Not until his
| arm became badly swollen. severa
| days later, did he realize the serious
| ness of the injury and call doctor
when it was discovered that the bone
between the right shoulder and elbow
| was broken obIiQuely.
Perry.
Jake Wagner a Perry boy who was
! injured while In the employ OF the NIL
waukee at this place year or 20 ago
| has made settlement with the com
/ paIlv. according to word brought herr
! by one Of the men who was at Minne-
| arclis this week as witness He re-
ceives Sc, 900 and withdraWs all claim!
against the company. Wagner's hand
! wa, oat a. shed and he was per-
manentiy injured. He sued the com
pany for $4,000 thru firm OF Min
neapolis lawyers and after the case hat
Ibeen started the settlement was made