Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
Sheridan.

Su0Tlo0Us
Tho new Sheridan Methodist church
cost $10,500 and Is said to be the finest
strictly country church in Iowa.
Dubuque.
Gus Colbert, aged so. Is in hospital
and will lose the sight Of his right eye
as a result of his efforts as peace4nak-
or between a man and woman. his
neighbors, who were fighting ON Rock
street here last evening. Colbert at
tempted to step between the two and
Dutch" Kaufman, the woanan's as
sailant, slashed him with a clasp knife.
Police are seeking Kaufman.
chatswerth.
E. L. DALEY. manager Of the Farm
ers' Elevator Company at Chatsworth.
stabbed himself over the heart and
was found bleeding to death in a bin
when q meeting Of the directors had
been called to go over the books
Daley now is recovering in a Hawer-
den hospital. Il Is alleged he had been
specializing on the board Of trade and
is several thousand dollars short In
hts accounts
Sioux City.
Two firemen were cut with glass
WuMIO uIc uSSus1y ulS ut u
building owned by D. 8. Anthony at
ladx8erman Of truck company No. 3.
and Harry Colvin, engineer Of No. 3.
were the men injured Bankson was
cut IN the shoulder and Colvin's right
ear was slashed The first floor,
which Is occupied by Deitch & Lamar.
was damaged about $1,000. Charles e.
Crane. q sign painter on the second
floor, suffered about the Same lossg
Fort Dodge.
H. A. Daniels has sued 8. T. Hall
for 800, the value OF colt the plain
tiff Rays Hall frightened so With his
automobile as to cause its death. Mr..
Daniels says the colt was on the high
way and that for some distance the
animal ran beside or behind Mr.. Halls
automobile Hall stopped according to
the petition, and another automobile
whose driver could not see the colt
soon enough, ran into the animal. Mr..
Daniels charges that pocket flash
light was used to throw light into he
colts eyes. y
Waterloo.
1t cost Mr.. and Mrs. willard D.
Lantz and son just $4450 to travel by
automobile from Santa Ann. Cal, to
Waterloo. They were thirteen days ON
the Santa F'e trail. and their mileage
was 1000. One hundred twenty four
gallons Of gasolene cost $23, twelve
gallons Of oil 50: broken spring 1885,.
assistance thru river. $685. toll at
Santa Fe bridge at Needles, $3.50.
They camped out every night and were
not molested. The tourists will con-
tinue their journey 10 Boston, return
ing to the Pacific coast in the autumn.
4
Mrs. Emma Doty. aged Is years, Is
ins q. critical condition. at the Iowa
sanatoffum suffering from burns Als-
tained from a gasolene explosion which
took place at il<,f hcs.::a on North Maj:
street. II was about 8 o'clock when
the explosion took place. Mrs Doty.
In her sleeping gown, was preparing
coffee for the morning meal and It Is
Thought that the gasolene leaked from
Tho practically new gasoiene stove,
causing the explosion which may be
The cause of her death. She was COM
pletely enveloped by the flames
Waterloo.
Dr.. ]. q. McAivin and Clarence
Knipper were cut and bruised and che
automobile was damaged
- . result Of hang struck BY an II
Anods Central switch engine Tieedayt
night about 1880 o'clock. at the Null
IN avenue crossing. DR.. McAlvin de-
:lares they had no warning Of the ap-
engine until It was too latel
70 avoid the collision. The phystciansi
Jumped from the auto and caught 81
adder on a box car and was carried
several feet, while Knipper was thrown
,ut Of the car. The switch engine Il.