Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-09

ment is 1880 square yards. The city
will pay part of the assessment and
AUDITING property owners the remain t
der
Dysart.
r. v. Pringle, who is employed at
the Henry Ruepple farm north Of Dy-:
sart, met with a most serious acct,
dent last Friday afternoon. He and
Mr.. Ruepple we're at work putting hay !
In the barn when the accident occurred. /
1t seems that he had just set the fork /
in the hay and just as the load went up
the team hitched to the wagon became !.
frightened and started. throwing Mr.. !
Pringle OF against post and barbed !
wire fence. badly decorating his nose I
and lips. Just as he fell the trip rope
caught on his wrist and as 1t slipped
around the arm as he fell, almost burn :
ing the flesh away. A physician was
called and it was necessary to take
several stitches to close the wounds in
his face.
Ogden.
Rev. w. E. Sauerman resigned at the
end Of three years pastorate The
| announcement at the Congre gational |
church last Sunday by Mr.. Sauerman !
Of his decision to close his pastoral /
, here Sept. 1, was ahoat tho not
| wholly without warming to many of his !:
| people. When Mr.. Saueriran yielded to
| the persuasion Of his congregation to
remain another year, 1t was at much
sacrifice to himself and 1t has long
been known that he was receiving calls
to more desirable positions and feared
that he would be leaving us. In the
departure Of Mr.. Sauerman. Ogden is
losing one Of the most scholarly. able
and eloquent preachers who has ever
occupied a pulpit here. whose equal
| in that respect is rarely found any.
where. and the Congregational church.
! a pastor and family sincerely devoted
to the work and interests of their
church
Fort Dodge.
| Next spring will see ground broken
| for the erection Of another six story
building to decorate For Dodge's main
street 1t is understood that the direc-
tors of the Iowa Savings bank. who
are now situated in cramped quarters
| in the Nicholson building. have decided
to expand to care for their rapidly in.
creasing business. The bank now owns
| property at the corner OF Eighth street
and Central avenue and It is there the
/
leases of the store rooms now on the
site of the building. including the
! building Just west Of the bank prop
erty owned by T. F. Breen and f. j.
Breen will expire March l., Of next year
| and it is then the work Of construction
will be commenced. What character
| OF building will be erected has not yet
| been decided by the board OF directors,
| but It is understood that all are in
favor OF a sx-story structure. but
| whether 1t will be devoted to office or
hotel is still unknown.
Manchester.
C. B. Harris Of this city has declared
his willingness to give gratis a beauti
full acre Tot near his residence for
county siosps.a! ste should The voters
Of Delaware county vote to erect a
county hospital, on Sept 3. Mr.. Harris
owns several acres of ground in the
residential part Of the city. surrounded
by beautiful drives, and with all neces-
saH- street improvements already con. |
structed. On Sept. 9 a special election |
will be held to vote on the ISSUE and |
. number Of other citizens Of the city |
OF the city Of Manchester have made
conditional offers of a site. Senator |
r. W. Thrill. who gave several acres 1
as a park, proposes to give part Of |
the lot as a site under certain condi- Il
tions and restrictions. II is under Il
stood that the Mcintosh family has al. n
30 made a proposition for site. The u
site which Mr.. Harris proposes to give II
Is located in a part OF the city which II
il especially adapted for such an insti-
tuition Much interest 10 being mani n
tested in the project, and there appears