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

Waukon.
George ,McCabe. farmer of near
here suffered severe. burns when an oil
stove used to dry out seed corn eN-
| ploded. Four stacks of grain and two
threshing machines were destroyed in
"a fire at the James Dewitt farm.
Fort Dodge.
| Irene L. Plat Monday filed sui
against Charles l.. Carter for $4,000
| claiming injuries while on an elevator
in the Carter building. The plaintiff
claims that an elevator. weight fell or
her foot and injured it, so that one
toe had to be amputated. She also
claims other injuries
Sioux City. II
Jewish socialists here have formed a
company to bake and sell bread a:
cost. Private Jewish bakers finding
opposition of no avail co-operated and
bought shares. in the new organization
The company was formed in order to
meet the increased cost of living.
Sioux City. Ii l
Alex Kazos, Greek proprietor Of
restaurant here, took great pride in
one of his employees, Henry King, who
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stockings. Kazos invited King to share
his room so he could show him off at
every opportunity. Sunday night King
disappeared. So did 1852 of Kazos
money Kazos has asked the police to
find his friend.
Dubuque.
Ben Guertner. East Dubuque, SO
years old, is lowering between life and
death at a local hospital as the re-
suit Of falling from an engine in a
local railroad yard Saturday night
The man was rushed to the hospital a
few minutes after the accident oc-
CURED and an examination disclosed a
badly fractured skull as well as other
injuries.
Fort Dodge.
Rev. w. A. Minty, of the Congrega
tional church, said that he expected
the new CONGREGATIONAL church being
built on Second avenue north and
Fifteenth street would be ready for
occupancy. By Jan. !. The exterior ct
the church is about completed and
work on the interior will start soon
The church is now letting some OF the
contracts for the inside work
Dubuque.
Dubuque college is to have cadet
battalion. It will be composed of mem
bers Of the faculty who are graduates
Of military schools-Father Kuchera.
Professors Heitcamp and Endress-
who will commence the organization
Of the companies at once. United
States army regulations are to rule,
and it is expected an officer of the
army will eventually be appointed to
manage the cadets.
vinton.
John Lila, who is employed in a
meat market at Greene, had his right
arm badly burned last Tuesday after
noon. He was preparing to dress hogs.
and in some manner tho valve in the
hose from the hot water tank failed to
work. The hot water and steam struck
his upper arm, scalding it severely
from the elbow to the shoulder. Attic
the injured member IS paining him
quite a little, Mr.. Lila returned to his
work at Greene yesterday morning.
Fort Dodge. j
Amos Trusset was arrested Sunday
morning on Twelfth street, charged
with driving car while in an intoxi-
Gated condition. His brother Chris.
who was riding with him. was also ar
rested on charge Of being drunk.
Before Magistrate Mcgowan Monday
morning, Amos was fined 500 and
Chris $50 The magistrate gave both
men severe lecture and warned them
that q second ofkense would be pun
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Waterloo.
Invitations have been sent to more
than 500 real estate dealers In the