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.LI ILiW ACounty.1868.9 to 124, which was as a sub-vhich was extra ses'point out the weakness of the candidacy of Col. Henderson, and to tell of the greatness of Mr. Boies. It tabes a clearer atmosphere than surrounds Mr. Boies financial discoveries, to see it.ZT5 1 ‘iws except 3 over the LineJs disaid to be says the about the ey did fivech.ardons at f cases be-Thomas ing a life 80 years ttee favor-was not was moreed an ad-. in whichpoor and ocal com-Lts of Des-ge of the jy are for-cl contrib-Accidently Killed.A. M- Tedholm, a Swede who lives on Bolton farm near Willoughby, was found dead under a load of wood, near the Beaver bridge, Wednesday morning. It seems he started for Cedar Palls with the load of wood and reaching the dump just before crossing the Beaver bridge, the sled slipped down the side and tipped over, Tedholm being caught under the wood and killed. Hans Davidson,. living on the Rude farm near New Hartford, was among the first to find him, and then life was extinct. He leaves a wife and three children. Coroner Waddy of Waterloo, was notified of the accident and came, to Cedar Palls and with Charles Rownd, drove to the scene of the accident where an inquest was held. The verdict returned was that death was due from accident. The body was not badly bruised and it is believed that the load pinned him in the snow and death was due from suffocation. The road being bare be t? ied to drive,, along the side'of the grade at a rapid rate of speed, but. his sleigh overturned, throwing him beueath the load and against a barbed wire fence. Here he was held by the weight above him until, owing to the depth of the snow drift in which be had fallen, he was suffocated The accident was witnessed by Will Miller, of Winslow, John Spilth' and John Gerholt. who hastened k Ms rescue. A few moans were heard as they were clearing the weight from his body, but when the last timber was removed life was extinct.ivj, Mami at Oskaloos an electric plan of the operate the ing used as tend the tra doing take towns of kinock. A are about employmenhouse by s passed bly. It isMendelssohn, 1807-1647.The following is the program which will be given at’Normal Chapel, Wednesday, March 2d, 1S98, at 2.30 p. m.Biographical Sketch..................MISS NELLIE MCALVIN.Wedding March11 MendelssohnMISSES MORTON AND FROST.facilitiesaccount of of nearly a at less expi the extdnsi Cedar Pal brilliant secured thf plan of sel at Waterlc□ Crazed v cause of Clausen, a in Rein bee ployer. Mi head, Wed own life bj recover.Carl Ha-some of hi fore the D the hall o shop. Wev sen never and alwavList of week endii Joseph Can Miss Winnie John Firesii Miss Carrie E. Woblekii Above deadletteiThe coi full that ti ly has be are unabli prisoners.BUCKI The Be Cuts, Br
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Cedar Falls Semi Weekly Cedar Falls Gazette
Cedar Falls, Iowa, US
Fri, Feb 25, 1898
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