Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-07

A Soldiers monument will be erect


; ed at Denison.
? Mrs. Peter Rierson, aged 80, O.
Roland, is dead.
| Davenport will build . $3O,1st
armory for Battery B.
Ackley's renowned Sauer Kraut Day
, will be held August 81.
! A new Methodist Episcopal church
is being erected at Randolph.
. Ashabel Jones, brakeman at Coun-
. Gil Bluffs, committed suicide.
Mrs. Phillip Williams. of Onslow, is
dead from stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Jacob F. Bird, aged "a. prom
inent teacher at Keokuk, is dead.
Colonel BARLEY, of Upton, was pre-
scented with horse by his friends.
| Walter Lngenfelder. Of Charles
City, was killed in an auto accident.
Half the men in Iowa's only cavalry
squadron refused to take the new
oath.
The cornerstone of Sioux City's
new 100000 courthouse will be laid
soon.
Joseph Heathcote. serving . term
for wife murder at Fl. Madison. went
insane.
Cedar Valley Seminary. at Usage, is
recognized and now becomes Junior
college.
W. B. McBurney. one OF Tipton's
oldest merchants. is retiring from
business.
The. general store at Ladoga was
destroyed by fire after being struck by
lightning. ~
Charles Rak. Of Scion. was injured
when his leg came In contact with
buzz saw.
A three-span concrete bridge will be
constructed near Clarinda Ut cost
Of $4,000.
Mrs. 7. F. Clark, eyed 81. Of Traer,
fell from an auto and sustained a
broken hip
Harold Klingel, Of Sheffield. after a
delicate operation, had his club-foot
made straight.
Isaiah Waddington, aged 3, of
Charter Oak, died from choking on a
kernel Of corn.
Mrs. Phil Getcher, of Missouri Val
ley, was badly injured when her auto
ran into a ditch.
Mrs. F. J. Stevenson, near Lore, was
probably fatally injured when her !
auto turned turtle.
The school board at Mason City has |
purchased over $1,000 worth of play
ground apparatus.
T. d. Haskill. marshall at Montour,
was killed when struck by passenger
train at Marshalltown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgardner:
Of Charles City, were injured when
thrown from . buggy.
Thirty engineers, at Highland Park
college. Des Moines. enlisted In the
Guards. at Camp Dodge.
A children's playground is being in
stalled on an empty lot at Usage. by
Congregational boosters.
Mrs. Isabel Gates. widow Of the
former president Of Grinnell college.
Il dead at Cambridge. Mass.
Arthur Msb7. 81 n. Dodge. fled
suit against the Craig Z Dawson Coal
company, for $1,176 for injury.
Mahlon Gore. formerly Of Sioux
City, and first homesteader in the
United States, 10 dead at Orlando. Fla.
Marshall Haskill. near Marshall
town, was killed when q passenger
train hit his auto, throwing him $50
feet.
Sergeant o. E. Kidoo is the third
OF the Glenwood company to
be married since the mobilization
order. go
Mc0regor, Monona and 1uana will
soon be receiving electric power from
the big dams on the Iowa river near
DEBORAH.
Edward Yeenmene, chauffeur at
Davenport was accidently shot when
he put his hand in his pocket con-
tanning gun.
Members of the two companies from
Fl Dodge will receive total of
$197.84 a day from the government
while in service.
Mrs. Olaf NJ Anenson, OF Roland.
was painfully injured in an auto
driven by her husband, when she was
thrown to the top.
F. H. Cummings, an insurance agent
at Marshalltown, became crazed with
liquor, ran amuck, and injured three
persons with gun.
The first automobile tire ever man
ufactured at Fl. Madison was takc-l
out of the molds at the new factory
there few days ago.
Fireworks on display in a windoN
at Gutenberg were exploded VIXEN
the suns rays concentrated through
q plate glass window.
l,,;1o tot iii
lege at Ames that young stock to b
shown at fall fairs should be give
special attention now.
Walter Eigsti, of Manson, was
severely injured, when they wer
driving on the wrong side of the road
and were struck by an auto.
Two auto thieves were caught rer'
to- lalEaclx la1a.a L