Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-16
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Harry Gray, 20 years old, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed at his
home twelve miles southeast OF here
about o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Gray was out in the field when the
bolt struck. Neither of the horses
which he was driving were killed. He
was a son Of Eugene Gray.
osase.
Herbert, the little son of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Roy Hoyelson. was injured Sun
day afternoon. when he fell from the
haymow thu an opening for hay
to the floor below. He struck his
head and was rendered unconscious,
and remained 90 until far into the
night The little fellow was playing
with some other children in kathan's
barn.
Sioux City,
Officers l.. automobiles are search
ing the country between Merrill and
LeMars for two negroes supposed to
be responsible for the crime wave
which; swepr Sioux City Saturday
night. C. r. A!sop, a business man.
was sho. four times There were sew
erai rohber;es and q cutting ARRAY.
The negroes are supposed to have gone
to Merrill and then started for LeMars
through the fields.
LsMars.
The congregation of the Danish
Lutheran church at Sioux City has is
sued call to Rev. II. L. Jensen, OF
Audubon. Ia. to fill the vacancy made
by the departure Of Rev. J. a. Larson.
Rev. Mr.. Larson preached his last
sermon Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Jensen form
erly lived in Fredonia township and
has numerous acquaintances In this
county. He prepared for the ministry
at the Blair Seminary from which he
graduated a few years ago.
Fort Dodge.
An electrical phenomenon was wit
messed Saturday afternoon about 5
o'clock, when three trees near the
Blakely home on Forest avenue were
struck simultaneously by lightning.
Miss Violet Blakely, who was standing
few feet from the trees, was knocked
unconscious and blinded temporarily
by the shock. The trees were in a
triangle about forty rods apart. A
team Of horses nearby ran away from
fright and several little children play
ing there just escaped injury from
them.
lsMars.
Rev. H.. B. Kramer. who has been
assistant priest at st. Jose2h's church
for some months, has been appointed
chancellor Of the Sioux City diocese
and will have his headquarters in
Sioux City. The appointment comes
in the way of promotion and Father
Kramer is receiving the congratula-
lions of his parishioners and friends on
his advancement. He babe farewell
to the St. Joseph congregation In his
sermon on Sunday. The name OF his
successor in LeMars will shortly be
by Rev. Mgr. +. Il. Feuer-
stein.
Sioux City
Sunday was day Of celebfation for
Michael Constantine Dandoulakis,
manager Of the Omaha shoe shine par
Tors AZ Fourth and Pierce streets. His
shop was closed while he and all his
employees celebrated in the country.
The cause of the days Jubilee was
graduation from the law
of the University Of South
Dakota, A sign which hung in the
entrance to the parlors Informed all
corners that holiday had been de-
clared. Inside the doorway could be
seen the precious "sheepskin" issued
By the law school.
Manchester.
Following closely upon the heels Of
the wholesale closing" OF the drug
stores as 1t were. with reference to the
sale Of intoxicants comes still more
drastic measure by the officers that all
draymen and deliverymen OF all kinds
cannot deliver liquors from the sta
lions to private parties and collect
freight charges. A stiff fine Is in store
for those who violate the order and
are caught. Surely the lid ID on tight
In Delaware county, as never before.
However, the Illinois General and
Great Western railways are still SELL
ing tickets to cities in the county east
Of Delaware.
i'd Grove.
: The Ida county supervisors received
claisns OF 800 each from eAs five sa-
loon keepers of the County Mt this
weeks meeting Of the board They all
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