Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-08

| Knoxville.
Mrs. John Reichard, pioneer settler,
died at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
P. VI. Stentz, in this city Friday, from
the effects OF an accident which &C.
CURED Monday when she fell and frac-
| tured both bones of the left leg. She
! was SO years old and was the mother
| or grandmother of several of the lead :
| ing residents OF Knoxville and Of the
! county. .-.---
| Perry. -.s.-
Miss Ida Harrison. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. II. Harrison, of this city.
has received notices that she has been
elected by the woman's christian board
Of missions of the Congregational
church for the missionary field. She
was asked to prepare herself in short
time to leave for Japan. where she viii
become instructor in music in Kobe
College. in the city Of Kobe.
Davenport.
In order to make the early shopping
campaign undertaken under the aus
pices OF the Davenport Rating Asso-
citation a success, local merchants are
being urged not to penalize early shop
pers by making reductions in holiday
! goods before the Christmas season
ends. This is such sound and sens
! ible suggestion ii is believed that mer-
chants will be glad to Cooperate.
| Madrid.
! Miles Vernon. engineer of the Phil
lips Coal Mining Company near here.
was held up Saturday afternoon. by
| two masked men, while passing thru
some thick woods near Woodward He
/ was relieved of a number of valuable
pa pers but no money was taken. In
, fact the robbers, after taking his
watch from his pocket. handed 1t
! back to him with instructions not to
! follow them.
| centerviIle.
After being out forty eight hours,
most Of the time 10 to 2 and then II
| TO / for conviction, the Jury In the
| case against Sherman See for nuisance
returned a verdict Of guilty Saturday
evening He Is the only man of sew
eral indicted after the state agents
work who stood trial Besides those
who pleaded guilty and We're fined UP
to $1,000 each Friday. Ike Smith and
Mrs. Polloni were added to the list and
were fined 500 and $500 by Judge F
! NJ Hunter See will receive judgment
| Dec. 8.
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Fred Broker and Mrs. George
! Taylor sisters, left Friday for Iowa
City with their four children, to have
the Pasteur treatment administered to
them. All four Of the children, three
| of the BROKER family and Mrs. Taylors
son. Dean. were bitten by pet dog
which later developed rabies and died
! CO 81,
! have been no signs Of infection by the
children. but It was deemed best tc
take them to Iowa City for treatment
It was a pet dog belonging to the
Broker children which bit the chill
dren and then developed the rabies
according to reports.
Ga.t>T.
! Friday Will Tramel was loadins
some gas pipe into his wagon at the
depot and had just completed the
work and gotten on the wagon wher
the pipin gslipped against the mules
The team wiliTied and the pipiHs
struck Mr. Tramel on the ankles and
threw him to the ground with sucf
force that he had his nose broken ant
his face severely :::e:si ss =::s <
mis- rescue and took him to a physician
where the wounds were dressed. HI
is now doing as well as can be expect.
! ed This is the third had accident fol
Mr.. Tramel in the past two years.
Brooklyn.
While working at the bottom Of thu
sewer ditch on Williams street Sun
day. Nike Goodwin. Of Chicago wa.
caught III caying sand and came peri
!, te.s!.- zee. he!ns buried s s..::.=e 1,i..
ditch at that point was seventeen fee
deep and began caving at the bottom