Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-11
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Special to Times-Republican
Thornton, May 1.-THE King-Perkins
Comedy Company departed yesterday
for Godell, where they will play their
last engagement for the season. The
company played here three nights to
large and appreciativ audiences
The carpenters are now at work on the
residence of William Britain, raising
the roof and making two-story dwell
ing of the same, as we'll as building an.
addition.
j. A. Andrews has the stone on the
ground for quite an addition to his
home. He will build two stories.
f III. N. Johnson has just added two
rooms to his fine residence. replacing the;
tin roof with shingles.
The fine rain Of Monday and Tuesday
and the warm weather since have made
the oats put on quite a different appear
ance and the pastures can now supply
feed for the cattle.
Rev. Barsalon and wife, Mrs. Mattress
and Gena Engebretson will attend the
county Sabbath school convention held
at Rockwell today and tomorrow.
Reinbcck
Special to Times Republican.
Relnbeck, May lie opious showers
have gladdened this community. during
the last few days.
Corn planting his commenced in
earnest
Broken bones seem to be the fashion
I'at the present. james Innis and
Charles and Joseph Taylor are suffer-
ling with rib fractures. Fred Robertson
was struck while playing base ball on
last Saturday and as consequence his
left limb was broken. On Wednesday
night Will Augers' bronchos ran away
and threw him from his buggy and
fractured his limb.
| William Musser left for Woodstock,
| Mimi, Monday, where he goes to run a
lumber yard for! James Porter.
/ T. A. Trimble Went to Des Moines
Wednesday as delegate to the state
!convention.
Miss Moffatt, OF Nlarshalltown, gave
an able lecture on equal suffrage hera
on last Sunday evening.
Hudson.
4 Special to Times Republican.
Hudson, May 11-At the meeting OF
the school board Wednesday night the
/ following teachers We're elected for next
year: George A.. Glenny, principal; CLAIR
lence WATSON and Miss Floy Stroyer.
The Hudson fire department is prepar-
ling to celebrate the Fourth of July in
the good old-fashioned way with up to-
date specialties thrown in.
The family Of Ephraim Hoover, living
a few miles east of here, has been sadl,
afflicted. Within the past week it has
been necessary to remove both Mrs
Hoover and her daughter Anna. young
lady of about 20 years, to the hospita
for the insane at independence. Mr.
4 Hoover is one of the most prosperou.
farmers.in this vicinity.
4 stanhope Locals.
A Special to Times epublican.
4 Stanhope. May 11.-N1iss Helma Ed
burg was an over Sunday visitor IL
Strntford.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wright spent Frida,
with friends in Webster City.
L. j. Westburg and daughter. Mis-
|atives In Des Moines, returned to Stan
hope Saturday.
Miss Hilda Norlng, who has beef
Z staying with Mrs. Sargent for the pas
mine months returned Monday to he
4 home in stratford.
Earl Crane was on over Sunday visito
J, at the Barkhurst home,
Jewel .Jotttngs.
Special to Times Republican,
Jewell, May ll.N1rs. T.. Challe, livinl
about one mile south of town, die,
"Wednesday night. She was about 1
!, years old.
Howard Baxter went to webste
]. Wednesday evening on business.
Andrew Jordan has accepted a posi-
ton at the Dutton House.
NJ. T.. Phillips is building ne,
dwelling close to the railroad tracks o
!, 1.-THE west side of town.
. The Rifen residence was quarantine
!, Wednesday morning. 1t is said the
: have diphtheria. 1t is closely guarde
!, and 1t is hoped the disease will get II
, farther.
American society OF Mechanical En-
r gineers Cincinnati, Ohio, May II
Il 10, 1900.
For this semi-annual meeting I'll
Chicago Great Western railway wi
sell, on May 1916, excursion tickets q
the certificate. plan. good to retur
May IS, at a fare and one-third for til
round trip. For further informatio
. inquire of any agent c. G.. w. railwa
:. or address f. II Lord, G.. P. and I. "A
= 113 Adams street. Chicago.
r over ten thousand lives have bee
S lost in the AfricanSwar. Ten times /
e many die every year as result of in
n inllrfA blood which cOllid he saved r