Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-14
Northern Io,va Items

L b ockWef City. Il
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opened and the game warden got wise
|1oe the fact4 Fritz var arrested and
heavily fined and his Pelts were com :
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Sioux City. sss y m
H. C. Kile cattlS sAIesn,an Of this
city had 1ve 'fihssbioken and his left
| les fractured in an auto accident near
WINNER, s. d He was driving in the
night stime with the lights out apd
collided with another care File was
thrown twenty-five feet into ditch.
His injuries are notsexpected to prove
fatal.
Dubuque.
o John McEvoy for IS years resident
Of Dubuque and for many years
leading contractor of the city died
Saturday, aged SO years. Mr. Nc
Evoy was born in Ireland and came to
this country and to Dubuque when Is
years of age. He is survived by six
children-three sons and three daugh-
tiers.
Merrill.
The many friends and acquaintance
of Carl Klodt, living in and around
Merrill, were surprised to learn that
he was in bad at Cherokee. 1t seems
that after leaving Merrill about August
he married widow having three chill
dren. They hired out to farmer near
Cherokee for $50 per month. This went
we'll for few weeks when Carl got in
bad. 1T is alleged that he forged his
employers name on some checks and
skipped the country. He is now in jail
in Cherokee.
Fort Dodge.
Maurice Guheen, veteran con-
ductor on the Illinois Central railroad
and an interesting figure in Fort
Dodge for forty-seyen years. died at
local hotel Sunday. Heart disease was
the cause as his death. Guheen VIA g
10 years Of age. He made the run
from Fort Dodge to Dubuque for many
years He never married and
t.other, Patrick, OF Illinois. Judge J. ].
Guheen, OF Pocatello. Idaho. ande,, a
niece, Mrs. A. C. Shepard Of Van Grin,
Idaho, survive him.
Aivord.
r. &c. Kurvink has disposed Of his
12l-acre farm adjoining this town on
the west, 104 acres being traded to
South Dakota parties Tor Q considera-
ton OF 1921 per acre and the other
seventeen acres being sold to August
J. Schemmel OF this place, for $3.50 per
acre cash. Mr.. Scisemmel then pur-
chased from the south Dakota parties
tkirty-six acres OF their portion paying
them 1928 per acre cash. The build
ings on the 104-acre tract are average;
on the seventeen acres small house
only, and on the thirty six acres, there
are no improvements
Mssen City.
After eluding arrest for over a year
Me-enee Todd. who IS alleged TO have
fled from the city after being caught
In tho act OF aseaMting a south side
gin Of tender years, was arrested
Nonlay at Fort Dodge, and was
brought oaols to cfason Cty TO face
TRIAL by Deputy Sheriff Locke. Tues
day. Todd IL q young fellow Of good
appearance. lie denies his guilt and
has retained an attorney. One Of the
principal witnesses against Todd Will
be ID. o. Hubbard, former 7. M. g. A.
secretary here. who II now in the east,
but who, It Is understood ss willing to
return to attend the trial at any time
necessary. Todd was indicted by the
grand jury in November, 1915, shortly
after the alleged offense, and the Off
GERS have been searching for him
since.
Waterloo.
Injuries received at 4 p. sss:. Tuesday.
when ne was crushed Between the
drawbars on work train on the W
C. +. 4 on. railway near Elk Run.
caused the death last Tuesday night Ut
20 o'clock at ST. francis hospital Of
Carl 81 Wilson, ago %. Of 212 Columbia
street. Wilson was injured internally