Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-11
Southern Ioua Items

-oa. Ginger. farmer. living near
No-nars aas killed Mouday night
maz- .a-o~. asaias- tree from
.a-se - wG riding. E.s head was
--asae,a TIE accident occurred about
;. Ell o.iagas 5.s5 three hours
/ NJ us:sttoe.
--acs farmers ii -as Mpsossae Is
I'm ga.3..-i-E a-sa. are watching @lta
Mares III experiment o. tat Scaa-s-
e. =. i--3Es-d-s with electrically
o,.s-at=a JUMPS. distributing sEs
tan N u-4ea guaranteed ron piping IS
usea aaz t.esr installed and every inca
= .se eiga.v sc,es Viii De sys-ema.i-
P5~e- Is furnished ~ wires from The
c3.y .iz.t:aE COMPANY.
W.s. Li5.-:y.
The yaca1cy IN ire local school hoard
ca1ss1 ~ re -esiEna tion OF E l.
n.e5r. aas beea Sled h. me appoint
-re.: II George Eise, who viii Ill out
ne uaex-.-ed TERN The board has
: 2u-hor!zzt me alteration Of the SAM.
.a-3 systems a. the .ro school build
ings ara ~ work has been begun.
/ The high schooI building. TOO. is being
! improved II ire installation Of new
I corn.ce wo-s-
De. moin.s.
Hans Jensen, = student a, the Dan
! !sa College, was severely injured Then
| ne sel, from. ire roof Of house re vas
Singing q, 1871 East Ninth street. He
xuTe-ed & broken collar bone and Sc
we're cuts and bruises about the face
AMI oo5y Jensen was unconscious
VIXEN ne police ambulance and an as
s:stant city physician arrived. but lat
er revived and told the officers he had
slipped -h-i the scaffold and fallen TO
the ground, d distance Of twenty feet.
Davenport.
Bishop Davis, in hix capacity as
head Of the Catholic diocese, viii &c
20 Rome ne last week in June td
make an official visit 10 Pope Plus <
According 70 the new regulations Il
the church every bishop is requre1
n make visit and deliver n report
of the spiritual and material conci-
ton of his diocese every FIVE years
= Bishop Davis will be gone from Dav-
export for tvo months. At present ne
does not intend to visit other parts o.
the continent.
Marns.
The residence Of Adam Young in thi!
city was struck by lightning about
o'clock Friday evening and vas oadl!
damaged, the roor being almost entire
Is burned and the interior damaged
quite badly by rain and the water user
in fighting the fire. The Are alarm
was turned in when the house was dis
covered on fire and the fire depart
ment responded promptly, but the fir
: aas difficult one 10 fight. the entir'
roof being ablaze Immediately and thu
rain and wind greatly hindering thu
work.
West Liberty.
For twentv- nine years P. c. Peyton
West Liberty jeweler, had ponderet
upon the wisdom Of the adage: u
business interferes with pleasure, GU
out the business In these twenty
!. nine years ne never had taken vaca
. ton. because there was no one to leav
in the store. Today ne turned the lie.
in the front door and with his wifi
and son went 70 Chicago to spend
whole week. THE stock may gather
little dust and may miss little bust
ness by locking up" Peyton sighed. a
he slammed the door "but l guess "
earned little vacation"
Hamburg.
]. A. Payne has recently been put
ting in recruitment work to stop tn
encroachment OF the big muddy on hi
farm. Altho Mr.. Payne has expended
couple OF thousand dollars. the re
suit looks like a small obstacle to 8
great force as the river. A nv
shaped obstruction has been built 10
feet into the river with q double ROY
of piling and this is reinforced by san
boxes sunken on the upper side to de