Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-10

would check up the horse he (koop)
was driving. When he did so the ami
NAL kicked him in the face, breaking
both his nose and cheek bones. The
injury is very painful and it is re-
markable that the lad escaped without
his eye being hurt He was taken i'm
mediately to Mercy hospital in Web
| ster City where the bones were set and
everything done to relieve the intense
pain, The boy, accompanied by his
father and mother, returned home Sat
| urday afternoon,
Fort Dodge.
Architects have been chosen to draw
plans for the new 100000 church that
will be built next year by the Sacred
Heart parish on the location of the
present church. This was announced
by Father Edmund Heelan at 10 q. m.
mass Sunday. Father Heelan leaves
soon for two months vacation in
Ireland. On his return the plans will
be ready for consideration, and while
no work will he begun until next
spring. Fort Dodge is assured of
new church that will be one of the
finest in the state. The need for more
commodious quarters has long been
pressing at Sacred Heart The rapid
growth of the parish. under Father
Heelan's pastorate, has made more
room necessary. Altho there are three
services each Sunday, the aisles are
crowded to the vestibule each time.
Cedar Rapids.
Brother Alphonsus Biskup, who
was born in Cedar Rapids on Jan. II,
1887. was ordained a priest of the
Catholic church. The investing OF
Brother Alphonsus Biskup with the
sacerdotal functions took place in Chi
cago Archbishop Quigley ordained
Father Biskup. At 10 O'Clock in the
morning of next Sunday, June II.
Father Biskup will read his first mass
in the ST. Wenceslaus Bohemian Cath
Ollie church in Cedar Rapids The oc-
casion will be a festival Of great i'm
portance for ST. Wenceslaus parish
and for the Catholics Of Cedar Rapids.
Twelve or more priests will be present
to assist in the solemn high mass. The
sermon will be delivered by Father
,Bonifacius Tomek of the Benedictine
Brothers of Chicago. Father Alphonsus
Biskup Is the first Cedar Rapids boy
to attain the priesthood of the Cath
Ollie church. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Biskup who reside at 1928
South Tenth street, east.
Vinton.
The late Mrs. Virginia Gay, whose
death occurred at Columbus, O.. pro-
vided in her will hospital for Vinton.
The amount willed is oo0-S20.o 900
for the building and its equipment and
$50, 900 for its maintenance. The $780,
600 was willed direct to the city and
has been accepted. The will directs
that the city shall provide the site;
and also provides that the city shall
appoint two regents and the mayor
shall act as ex officio regent. Mrs. Gay
appointed four. who are Frank Mills.
Hiram Mills, George NJ. Gilchrist (now
deceased) and DR.. c. c. Griffin, ST. The
will provides that the hospital shall be
open to any resident of Benton county,
giving first preference to citizens of
vinton. In case patient Is not able to
pay admission fees he shall be re-
ceived and given the same care, in
GLIDING physician's treatment, as a
paying patient. The regents are given
full power to make all necessary rules
and regulations to carry out the pur-
pose Of the hospital. II the income
exceeds the amount necessary to sus-
tain the hospital the surplus can be
used to build or increase the capacity
of the hospital. The hospital shall be
known ,as the Virginia Gay hospital
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