Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-15

Pu0S Va ySAI6s VS0tU AISbWlISO from OlU
age and general debility. Mr.. Young
was born in Allegheny county, Mary
land. on March %, 1907, and came to this
county in 1S48, and has resided here ever
since.
ELDORA-A. Miller is still employed
collecting delinquent taxes. He has sue
ceeded in getting $1,000 of back taxes
and has some on the list yet. $50 The
Marshall Creamery Company are re-
ceiving $4,000 pounds of milk daily at
their creamery here.
CL1NTON-The work on the new BIZ
cycle path is progressing nicely. All
week three men and team have
been working out by the wagon fac
tory, and have constructed some good
work This week the force will be in
creased and the path will be completed
as soon as possible.
MUSCATINE-One of the principal
things noticed in the travel on the Mis-
sissippi bridge Saturday was the large
quantities of apples brought over to
Muscatine shippers. Fully 25 wagon
loads of apples crossed the bridge today,
which, at a conservative estimate,
means over 625 bushels OF that favorite
fruit
MASON C1TY-Conrractor Young
love, the elevator builder, reports in
quiries coming in from Iowa and Da-
kotn for estimates on houses for $4,000
bushel capacity and up. There Is great
activity in elevator work and building
materials are still going skywards. Mr..
Younglove says he is showed under with
contracts.
SIOUX RAPIDS-The M. & st. L..
Railroad Company have asked the city
council to submit proposition to fur
nish the company with water for their
engines and stock yards at this place.
quoting a price per hundred gallons,
meter measure. At Storm Lake the 1lli-
nois Central pays the town $4,000 per
year to keep their water tank filled.
/ CENTERYILLE-Th executive COM
mittees of the Third Iowa Cavalry, the
Thirty sixth Iowa Infantry and Com
|pany B, Sixth Kansas Cavalry are
Iquietly at work corresponding with
speakers and others relative to the re-
union which these organizations expect
ready a list or TALENTED and prominent
to hold here October II and u and al
speakers is assured.
DUBUQuE-A well-known travelling
salesman for loca, iohbing house has
separated from mis- wife and left the
city Saturday morning to make ar
| engagements for the future care of his
three children, a girl Of 10 and two boys
4 of and years. The cause of the do
| nestle infelicity is the unfaithfulness
lof the wife. The salesman's knowledge
lis based upon detection and confession.
/ DENISON-Mr. j. F.. Atkinson, of
Marshalltown, who has secured the
contract for the erection of Denison' S
alnew high school building was in town
Thursday actively pushing the work of
the new building The building brick
for the interior will be furnished by Mr..
5lGreen, while the notified brown pressed
brick, which is to give the exterior of
the building such a fine appearance, will
be supplied by an Omaha firm.
4 NEWTON -Four thousand sheep
We're shipped to fair grounds here re-
GENTLY and sold to farmers around
about This is getting to be quite a
country for sheep raising. $50 Plans
are being made for a large building
66x122 two stories, to be the home Of
the Modern Woodmen, the Knight OF
Pythias. the militia company, with
gymnasium and public library. The
i
4 by the people.
DES MO1NES--A new canning fac
tory will be In operation in Des Motnes
in short time. The factory Will be es-
|tablished by Schlenker Bros. and vii
be located on the poor farm road,
short distance northeast of Highland
Park. The Schlenkers have lt0 acres
in tomatoes. which will be cared for this
year, and aside from that 1T is likely
that the factory will not attempt any
thing further. 1t is estimated that the
tomatoes under cultivation VIII yielc
about $4,000 cases
BOONE-A little trouble appears to
he brewing again among the men or
the railway grade east of town anG
some fear of another strike has beer
Ientertained. So Noah Rogers, one OF
the pioneers of Boone county. an ole
soldier and a highly respected citizen
passed away Saturday afternoon. at his
home a mile east of the city. Death wa:
rn,h,as ard dronsy Noah Rogers wa,
harn IN yyatartown N " IN years ago
He came TO Roone county in the SOS
When the war broke ont he enlisted a.
a member of Company d. Thirty second
Iowa infantry the reunion of which
company occurred Friday in this city.