Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-07
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

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Stone masons are now at work on the
new Congregational church building.
Boone.
The work of mounting the cannon
vas' commenced Friday morning. Sand
has been hauled and holes dug for the
foundation. The cannon will be mount
ed a little south of the flower garden
facing Sixth street.
Jewell.
/ Thomas Thompson received a patent
right on a stock barrier recently. This
gate Is so devised that horses cattle and
swine may be kept in the same yard.
Horses and cattle may go in and out
and swine restrained.
| Woodward.
Mr.. Calonkey is digging the trenches
preparatory to erecting a new brick
creamery in place of the one burned
last week. The Enterprise is glad to
know that Woodward is to have a bet
tier creamery than the one destroyed.
Manning.
The Monitor states that there is every
reason to believe now that the long
pending Manning postoffice controversy
has been definitely settled, and tina,
tsCapt. j. G. Beal. a veteran of the civil
war, will be notified in a few days of his
appointment to the Office. The change
is expected to take place Oct. l.
Red Oak.
! Judge g. S. Robinson, of Sioux City
Ia member of the board o1scontrol, was
! in the city the latter part of last week
Ito inspect the facilities at Montgomery
county's poor farm for our incurable
! insane patients. The Republican was
Uniformed that he was very we'll PLEASED
with the conditions at the county hos.
tpital.
/ Estherville.
Is A few who have threshed report the
i yield of soatssat soto 60 bush ia per acre
I and barley 40 bushels. : The propri.
Eetor of the overall and shirt factory al
Cedar Falls desires TO capitalize 10,
i $4,000, and would like $4,000 of III,
stock taken by Baskerville parties. II
addition to this he desires the town Il
pay for moving the plant here.
Muscatine.
/ Full particulars have reached tn,
city of the drowning of Mrs. A. 'W-
/ Shaw and 4-year-old son Arthur las
Saturday at New Braunfels. Tex, neal
San Antonio. Mrs Shaw was al sistel
to Murray Wheeler. a resident of thi.
i city. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and son wer,
riding ina boat. which was overturned
Mr.. Shaw alone escaping death.
Rsinbeck.
The Courier says the scheme To built
a new lodge and office building on til,
site of the old Slippy building ha:
flashed in the pan Alta meeting o
the city council last Fridayit was dc;
c,aea 20 repiass ala e.,s rssll,s'l''.hs Wooa
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Wliiianl f,is1chei 5 new 5iiSery Darn !
sal1 10 De one o. Inc pess. " not ! IN
Il best IN Iowa ana Is lfaS4l. With
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hnrses yo,,r7,,ox sta,is ,,5r, ~,
Isof nav oyerhea,,sana a nice office II ~
from of the first fioor.
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D.striel court 'oelils IN Nacatlon Judg
z. " NJ r &c hearu lhe leeiltiotl OF y. u
Il taofsuct1 Tor q temporary injunction re
A stfalnlns =. :. Johnson ana MS VIII
from selling ilauor ana maintaining
4 liquor nuisance IN south Genterv!lle, II
the otilee,sof y e Fee. HIS homo
n granted the temporary injunction an
we isa. ~ ~ 'i.'aiishl inJuils'
ton 70. W.
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i Waterloo.
q The buildings on Water street occu
Il pied by the Waterloo broom works an
4 Gullickstad's blacksmith shop wer
sold yesterday by George II. Brown t
Judge F. G. Plat for Il consideration 0
4 $4,000. The buildings occupy tract o
ground that fronts 80 feet on Waite
street and extends back 100 feet to tn
\ river. The properly has been owned b
q Mr.. Brown for several years. Juag
Plat made the purchase for an invest
{ ment.
3 Eldora.
Herald. There is a little S-year-ol
hoy in Eldora who has pleced and al
S most completed patch quilt. an
n to saw that VI is exceedingly We'll don