Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-09


ton and begin his work soon. Rev.
5Sarchett has preached here on two DIFF
sferent Sabbaths, and made many
friends personally and through his
pulpit efforts.
MASON CITY-C. I. Tenny, of this
city president of the gas company. is
figuring on putting in a plant At Rock
Well. The people of that splendid town
are taking kindly to the enterprise and
as soon as spring comes the plant is all
most assured, according to the Tines
Herald.
AUDUBON The delinquent tax sale.
Monday only amounted TO si29.93, With.
in the last six years IT has been a., high.
as $500. These times people do not have
10 lei much property go for taxes.
The new Presbyterian church, which
has been in process of erection during
the past six months. will be dedicated
Anext Sabaoth the 10th.
IDA IiR,)VE Work has been some
What delayed on the new tclephnns cx-
change during the past week by the
non-arrya of Wire With which TO con
meet the line Wire With the phones 1t
ls expected any day. however. after
Which the work Will soon b.. completed
yl-he.As nianoe svill start ont withnearly
ONE hundred subscribers.
OFTEN IVA Tie November report
af Miss Elizabeth 1'rotter, superinien-
dent az the ottnmwa hospital. shows d.
total Of fourteen patients admitted to
the institution slni.ing the past month
land a tetal Of thirtesnsd dis harse,i The
fetal amount Of maney received DUR
" n
ldenati6ns during November is Very
satisfactory.
IONA CITY The stranGest theft
Iconlnitted heieabouts in many Il day
has made q victim Of John j Brady a
Iwell-known farmer of Union township.
Mr. Brady lost all except three % 4
whole drovesof Black Poland china
h,ses Monday afternoon He made q
fruitless search in his n.ghborhood fo,
several days, bat gave up his quest MS
hopeless Thursday and came - TOM to
seek official AID There were twenty
twphoss in the drove
DraUQV II Theodore NJ yers. vine
has baen mining in the st. Patricil
mine%in Center Grove tIi@al Dubuqnr9
flea. the pass year. with Indifferent Sue
lcess, has al last struck II rich. soine
ltime ago he began sinking a neN shaft
ut a point 70 which the ground mad
been surveyed. ana a dry er twp since
Ithe shaft WAS got through and an ax-
celient quality Of lead ore WAS ftund III
he west forehead, With good Idiea
Itions u blackjack and drybone II is
too s@en Wi 10 form any estimate Of
the amount Of ore in sigl,.
..i1.sss
man expect To start for California soon
after TIE holidays u spend the sSi,ter.
This, says the Herald, Mi be a strange
+ item TO our local readers who have
seen MIR. Solsinan almost daily on the
Streets OF lama ard in personal charge
IF his business Interests for q lainl Of
a century. II viii l,e tbs first extended
lyaeatiun he has hasl since be first en-
gslsea III business u Ianla away back
in the sixties AND ne nrobahlv would
Inoi enjoy itgthi:s wiriey but cor tllefast
l,hat3 his son 1aiSsd is ~ acquire ar. in
lsteres, in MI sele,1lalis drug store on
the FIRST of January
FAIRF'IE.lal} I'fe eas af Mrs. Julia
| b. Emerson IS. Joseph Miller was Civ
len Ia lie Jury vednasday. Mrs. F,rner-
son asked aailsages u The amount ~
so 800 for libel and SANDER, the fVtnler
e@Ilsistiiig 81 nattees siefaniatory 70 her
tsnal;tetef wfliei had been posted on
|5her home in .Ahingaen. where both
l.parties res de- Judge Raberts took tne
was concerned fer ihee# Was na cyl
lfeuce now hat Millef' VAS guilty
lrhe jury VAS out about twelve hours
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