Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-07

Having come all the way from
Amer, India, to bring their 4-year- OLD
son for an operation, Mr.. and MRS
Floyd Aldrich, missionaries. have gone
TO Chicago, where the mother will sac
rif1ce part of her flesh In order to cure
the child. An abnormal palate and hl
prevent the child from being able &c
nurse. They have four children, ail
having been born in India, where tne
parents have served in mission WORK
for fifteen years. 55s
Spencer.
The city council Friday evening by
Unanimous vote ordered nearly two
miles of paving. Fourth street is to
be paved from the NJ. & st. L. railroad
tracks to HUFF street and Main street
from the Little Sioux river to Six
tenth street. The part of town north
Of the Milwaukee railroad tracks Is to
be paved twenty five feet on each side
with a park in the center twenty feet
wide, A portion of West Fourth street
will be paved the same way. This Is
spencer's first paving. The contract
will be let July y.
Cedar Rapids.
ing west across the Northwestern rail-
road bridge at 1O:45 o'clock Sunday
night, was struck by the incoming
Northwestern passenger train No.
near the west end of the bridge. Mr.
Beardsley was 80 years Of age and was
born in Germany. Up to the time OF
his death he was employed driving a
team for the Sinclair Packing Com
rany. Previous to that he had been q
car repairer for the Rock Island rail-
road. He had been resident Of Ce-
dar Rapids for the past four or five
YEARS.
Northwood.
On Friday evening as l.. Hitler was
starting for home he met with an
accident which has laid him up since
that time. He was just crossing Bre-
mer avenue when an automobile driven
| by William Staxen Of Clarksville
struck him, knocking him to the GROUND
with great force. His head, face. side
and hips were badly scratched and
bruised, and while nothing serious Is
! anticipated, it seems miraculous tina
| he was not killed. 1t was a case OF
turning around in the middle OF tht
block instead Of going to the intersec'
ton and turning as the law says ont
should.
iowa Falls.
That there is not likelihood o.
Hardin county going into bankruptc!
| for some time to come is shown by tn
books Of the assessors OF the county
which have just been filed with tn
| county auditor. The average assessed
farm value is shown by the reports t
, be $7450 per acre. The total valu
under the assessment is shown to D.
$25,915,524. u For city and town lots tn
assessment shows the value TO he 50,
1855, and also the personal propert!
I amounts to the sum Of $4.1l1,365. tn
grand total of the assessed items shov
the total to be over $35,0O0.O0O. tn
books at the county auditors offic
I show the grand total of $4,000, 4S6 TO
moneys and credits in the cities, town
and townships Of the county.
! Waterloo.
viola Herbert. e-year-old daughte
1 Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Herbert, who re
side five miles north OF Traer, was Sc
4 riously injured at about noon Mon
day when Mr.. Herberts car turne
turtle six miles from Waterloo on tn
Black Hawk road Mrs. Herbert wa
also badly bruised, but Mr.. Herber
\ and another child escaped injury. TIL
4 injured child is badly cut about tn
face and head and complained Of con
siderable pain and it was feared sh
wa. injured internally. Waterloo ply
sicians rushed to farm home wher
the child was removed after the acct
/ dent. Mr.. Herbert and family wer
on their way to Cedar Falls and wer
travelling at a rapid clip when the aut
skidded in the sand. The car lurche
into the ditch and turned over. Vol
J Herbert was riding in the front sea