Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Southern Io,ua Items

Laura Courtney Of near Stockport,
came home to care for her mother, and
also other members Of the family.
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State Game Warden Thomas L. Hall
placed; in Glenwood park lake Mon
day 10000 blue gills. crappies and ring
perch These were taken from the
rapidly drying Lake Wagughbonsey,
eleven miles south of Glenwood He
then seined Haynes slough seven
miles southwest. Tons Of carp. buf-
falo and other fish are packed in the
shallow water and fish-eating birds
are swarming in the, locality. The
water in Haynes is not so low but
that the fish left might Inter
Des Moines.
When papers paroling Frank Ash
from Anamosa reached the prison
camp at Rockwell City Monday, officials
discovered their man had escaped. He
made a getaway Sunday night Pri-
son authorities are bending every ef-
fort to capture the fugitive, who will
now be required to serve out his full
term il located Ash was sent to Ana
mosa from Ottumwa Feb. IS, 1909, on
COnNtCt;ON VI idICeuS llOIu lic pei
son. Eliminating his good time he
would have been entitled TO his liberty
in November, 1917. =
EddyviIle.
Contractor S. P. Crosson and force
Of workmen have completed the work
Of paving twenty rods Of highway near
the cemetery, using cement as was
used on the other stretcher of nigh
way in that vicinity. This twenty rods,
requiring EOS tons of sand, completes
the paved road from the cemetery cor
ner west past the cemetery. To finish
the road down cemetery hill as far rs
the intersection Of Eighth street two
strips OF paving are still to be put in.
one at the top Of the hill and one at
the bottom.
Wapello.
William Moore, who was tried last
week in the district court on the
charge Of malicious injury to property
and assault with intent to commit
murder, and after whose trial the jury
returned a verdict Of assault with in
tent to commit great bodily injury on
the person Of Jessie Hendrickson,. at
Gladwin. was sentenced Tuesday
morning by Judge Hale to one year in
the penitentiary at Fort Madison. Mr..
Guthrie took him to that place Mon
day evening. Moore Is alleged to have
shot thru the Hendrickson home at a
late hour one Sunday night barely
missing Miss Hendriclsson. who was
entertaining company.
Waicott.
Herman Schreber. aged 3s years, a
contracting carpenter. lies at the ,'oint
OF death at the home Of his father,
Henry Schrieber. as the result OF an
accident Monday in which he sustained
a broken back. The patient is broth
er Of Mrs. J. H. Paarmann OF Daven-
port. wife Of the curator of the Dav-
export Academy Of Science. Mr.
Schrieber at the time OF the accident
was engaged in erecting new build
ing on the farm Of William Telsrowi
five miles northwest of Walcott In
some manner he fell from scaffoid
and struck the ground distance oil
twenty-five feet below. DR.. Shaffer
OF Walcott was summoned and at
once ascertained the serious condition
fathers home and DR. Donovan. al
Howa City specialist, called into con-
sultation The spirAl cord was found
to be severed at the height OF the
shoulders and 1t was readily seen that
there was no chance for the recovery
OF the patient. His death may be a
question. OF hours or he may linger FOL
several DAYS.