Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-11
Many Limbs Broken Down.
Northern Io1ua Items

EIkader.
The 1s-year-old son Of John Funk.
carrying a twenty-five rifle while
blowing a field, was accidentally shot
thru the wind pipe the bullet lodging
in his head, His condition is very ser
ious.
Sioux City.
Plans are being made for the elabor-
ate entertainment of the Interstate
Farmers and Breeders Association
which will meet in this city in Jan
uary. Andrew Lee. former governor OF
South Dakota, will preside.
Orchard.
Bert Langdon had the misfortune TO
throw his shoulder out of place Sun
day night, while turning in his sleep
physician was called, who soon re-
placed the shoulder. This is the thifa
time he has suffered from the same
mishap.
Wyoming.
Louis Buckholtz, who owns a fine
farm two and one-half miles west OF
town, has purchased the Swanson
farm, four miles south Of DIN, for the
long price of $500 per acre. This
heats the, record for land in this par,
| Of the country, but this is one of the
/, best improved farms II Jones county
Orchard.
During the storm Sunday morning
a bolt of lightning struck the Congre'
gational church at Orchard. Sunday
| school was in session but, except
good scare, nobody was injured. The
lightning struck the south end ant
| tore a couple Of good-sized holes IN th'
iroof On account of the darkness:
/ caused by the approaching storm
lights had been lighted. There were
extinguished by the lightning.
Primehar. :
The news of the death of Ralph c
Jordan, ex-supervisor, who died at thu
Presbyterian hospital in Chicago Sun
| day evening, brought sincere sorrow
and regret to all his friends here. 1r
the death Of Ralph G.. Jordan O'Brier
county lost one of it's most Influential
citizens. AS a member of the board
of supervisors he was ever OF the aler
to guard the interests of the county
and was a staunch supporter of ev-
erything he thought right.
Waterloo.
Laland A. Bentley, II. and Polly A
Stirling, 63, were married last Novem'
| Der. Now Mrs. Bentley has filed suit
| for separation. alleging cruel and in
human treatment, on the part of he.
| elderly husband. This was the sec
| ond marriage OF EACH Mrs. Bentley
| claims her husband has been Jealous
of her. In her plea she seeks $500
temporary and $4,000 permanent ali
mony. The. parties lived on farm in
Lester township.
Clinton.
Illustrating paper presented by DR.
A. w. Blunt. of Clinton. on "Obstetric
Novelties" the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Krava, of Clinton
astounded homeopathic physicians OF
this section In Thursday afternoons
clinic of the Rock River institute of
Homeopathy. At birth the child
weighed eighteen pounds. Mrs. Krava
previously gave birth to a child weigh
ing sixteen pounds and another weigh
ing eighteen pounds.
Sioux City.
Morningside college is in the throes
Of a sex war. To date the suffragettes
have all the best of It, The men Of the
senior class are today gathering them
selves up in baskets, rubbing the
bruised spots and vaguely wondering
how 1t all happened 1T" in this case
is the election of the first woman
senior class president in the history of
the local institution. Miss Anna Beard
enjoys the distinction and she owes il
to the fact that the goods, tired OF
years Of masculine domination. caught
the spirit Of the suffrage movement
and started steam roller in motion
which didn't even hesitate until a
class president. secretary, treasurer