Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-27
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DAvENPORT--Th Mississippi river
Is Very low at present, the stage being
but about eight inches above low
| water mark
SAC C1TY--Street names and house
numbers are to be placed in position
| preparatory to the Issuance OF direc-
tory by q Chicago man.
BIfRL1Nl;TON--'T II. Yost. a veter-
Ian of the civil and Mexican wars. died
very suddenly at his homo in this city
/ Saturday evening al the age of Is.
CEDAR FALLS Ransom Bailey set
tied with the NJ, i. & ". w. railroad
last Wednesday,; consideration, $1,000.
The railroad purchases about eleven
acres
N12vAD.A--F're Hansen county su-
perintendent-elect is now located in
the city. He is going over the work at
the office, preparing TO take charge of
This duties next month.
i DIFNI4AP-The Illinois Central depot
lis rapidly nearing completion. The
passenger and freight rooms are ali in
lone building. The painters are now at
work on the outside and the interior
Will soon he completed.
MoNToI'R- While hunting one day
4 recently George Candy shot at a prairie
4 chicken. the gun burst and about six
/ inches at the breeeh went To parts un-
known A lucky burst for George, for
lit only numhed one finger, says the
/ Courier.
4 BOONE-The big gas holder has at
i last arrived and is being placed in posi-
ition at the gas works. Superintendent.
4 Holmes says ii viii not be great While
\ longer until the company viii be in a
4 position to supply its patrons with the
4 illuminating fluid.
1OW.A CITY In the district court
Ella Morse has again sued Anslum 81
TenEick, claiming $4,000 damages this
i time. She alleges he slandered her by
i 'casting reflections on her reputation
for chastity and also inpugned her
i.motiyes in conducting a boarding house
on South Capitol street.
MATERLOO--E Il. Wilson has been
4 spending several days at the parental
i farm in Mount Nernon township. To-
4 day mis- brother brought To market 100
a fieaees of Wool They averaged seven
4 pounds To the fleece and sold for is
cents per pound. Sheep are profitable
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