Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-01
Northern Io1ua Items

| Dubuque.
Edward Kruse Of Neenah, Wisyssuf-
fered the loss Of both legs when he
|! was run over by a train here; Roth
legs were amputated below the knee
and chances Of his recovery are slight.
Dubuque.
Miss Hulda Hanson, 20 years old.
tslipped while descending the city steps
FRIDAY and fell headlonS down twenty
i've steps to the bottom. She was un-
Fconscious when picked up. The ex-s
animation showed no bones were
| broken but she was badly cut about
| the head, and had many bruises on her
body.
Decorah. !,
| The total number Of cars Of live
stock shipped from DEBORAH this month
makes a fairly good showing. There
| has been seventy-seven cars Of cattle
land forty-seven cars Of hogs shipped,
most Of them double decked cars. The
Farmers Society Of Equity shipped a
large portion OF the. stock Independent
OF the local buyers.
Fort Dodge.
AS a result Of robbery in Dead
Mans alley Saturday night, in which
an. old man was Knocked over. the mead
and many. personal belongings fotcibiy>
removed, two men. giving their names
as Thompson and Henderson, were
bound over to the grand jury. The
search for the robbers lead to. the dis
covery., Of the gamblers arrested and
fined SIS Monday morning.
Naukon. gf
The Missouri Iron Company has a
iron ore and the mines. near town pre-
sent a busy scene. A new sixty ton
steam shovel has been installed and
10 900 tons of ore will be treated and
be ready for shipment in short order.
I A big crew Of men is on the Job. It
I'D expected It will require over six
months to get out the specified amount
Of ore.
Humboldt.
The ffty-hve members OF the Hum
boldt Gun Club dedicated their new
club house Tuesday with feast and
shot. A log cabin was erected on, the
hill west Of the town and became the
permanent home Of the gun club when
its members sat down to feast on a
hundred pound roast pig specially pre-
pared for the occasion. Hunters and
gunners from all parts OF the sur
rounding territory were invited to
attend the feast and ceremonies.
Waterloo.
Waterloo is suffering from an cpl
demic OF runaway wives One more
vas added to the list Saturday evening,
making i've women who have disap-
peared from this vicinity in the past
ten days. All Of the women who have
disappeared are married and in sew
eral instances they deserted families
Of children w. .. Phipps, residing at
haywood cottage, Chautaudua Park,
appealed to the police Sunday to as
sist him in his locating his wife, who
had disappeared the night before.
Fort Dodge.
Plans for the union revival meet
ings to be held in Fort Dodge in Janu-
AIRY have been given up, owing to the
probable departure from the city OF Dr..
e. q. Hastings OF the Fret Preehy-
terrain church. Other churches do not
wish to undertake the campaign with
out the Presbyterians. Rev. Charles
Reign scoville, who was to have con-
Quoted the meetings Is making SUCH
! pronounced success in Jefferson city
that he has been asked TO remain there
indefinitely and 1t is agreeable to him
to postpone his Fort Dodge engage
naent.
Sioux City.
Adam Kathinas. 81, Lithuanian
l4borer. is dead, and four Of his coun-
tfymen who can not or viii not speak
English are held by the police for in-
vestigati6n. T. Tetkunas, one OF the
four suspects. had drawn al his
money, s72.s6; from = store where he
lsd left It, ana apparently was pre-
paring to. leave the city when Appre-
pended. Search ct the police station
revealed Tetkunas also had on his per-
son : pair OF iron knuek1es and . razor. |
The other suspects, taken : few hours |