Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-16
Southern Io,ua Items

changed and he will be married IN
Muscatine within the, pext severei
weeks. The bride-elect VIII reach
Muscattne in company With her in-
tended husbands parents. MI and Mrs;
Tony Bisesi. in the next few Weeks.
Davenport IT u
Albert Price, an old man OF 90.
attempted to cross the street at the
corner of Third and Grady Monday at
ternoon at $780, but failed to see an
auto approaching from the south. He
stepped directly to the pavement. the
ma chine, driven by Arthur, son of Mt.
and Mrs. William Bolte, 414 East
Fourteenth street was, brought to an
abrupt stop, and, the aged man was
bundled into it and rushed to Mercy
hospital. There physicians made an
examination and discovered that aside
from a slight bruse on the forehead,
Price was as good as new. He is ems
ployed at the Baker farm. just north
Of town, and was released from the
hospital Tuesday afternoon.
West Liberty.
John Dickett, well known resident
Of West Liberty. suffered lapse of his
mental faculties while attending
church, and Monday afternoon he was
! taken to Muscatine where an exanin-
/ alton will he held, tending toward his
admission to a sanatoriuln. where 1t ls
believed his condition can be relieved
Dickett exhibited no inclinations to-
ward violence, but insisted that he aas
/ been commissioned to- attend to the
soul welfare Of al his friends. Neigh
bors, who attempted 70 prevent MS
wanderings turnout Sunday night bui
could not, finally persuaded him to ac-
! company them to the town marshal, 70
whom Dickett submitted without
trouble.
Marenso. .
/; Daniel Ollivitch, native of Austria
afflicted with tuberculosis. was brought
before the board OF supervisors of this
county Monday and was by them or.
dered to be deported from this country
back to his native land. Iowa county
paying the expenses OF deportation
| which amounts to about $50. Ollivitch
came to this country several years ago
working first near the town OF Con.
! roy For the greater part OF the pas
4, two years he has been employed at thf
| German colonies. When his trouble
| first developed he was sent, At thii
| county's expense. to the sanatorium Al
OakdaIe and later to DR.. Kimes in.
stitution at Fort Dodge. At both
| places he was declared incurable
Without money or friends In thti
country the best solution Of the prob.
lem seemed to be to send him 'baes
F.! to Austria. He started on his lon1
journey Monday evening, and viii saa
from the port of Baltimore.
ksosauqua. !,
I Elmer Mort, county recorder o.
Van Buren, county, passed away Ct MI
home here Friday night after q linEer'
ing illness Of six years. the Immediate
cause OF the sickness resulting from !
days hunt at Christmas time six year
ago, when he and his brother IN -laW
Tim Teal, were enjoying a hunt TO-
gether. In some manner his gun ~.
discharged. wounding his companion
and this weighed so heavily on his sen
sitive nature az to cause Complex
/ nervous breakdown. Everything tina
medical skill could do was done. Du
to no avail. Two years ago Mr. Nor
Twas elected county recorder and I'M
Immediately after this his health faiies
I 50 rapidly that he has not beens ao1,
| 10 be ut his Office . single day. n
/. stead, his faithful wife has hfied ~
t'place for him. He has been confines
| to his bed for many weeks. HD p
Ctient and gentle disposition has Wes
j for him q host OF sympAthi3ers.