Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-28
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Iowa City.
The "Cesko slovansky Pol;3eunjice
Spoek' is the name of Bohemian be-
nevolent organization which is going toll
build fine club and school structure I'M
iowa City.
Maquoketa.
w. Il. Sutherland and Mrs c. F.
Tubbs last week purchased the Barnes
block on east Piatt street. paying j.
Frank Barnes, executor of the Wilson
BARNES estate, $4,000 therefor.
Say1orville.
Two more cases of smallpox werere-
ported at Sayorville Saturday. The
health officers of the city have taken
care that guards are serving at all
roads leading to the city from that
town.
Newton.
| Harry Plat and family will move to
! Jennings, La next Wednesday. Harry
Will take charge of an electric plant
there. Jennings is the home of clyde
! Randolph who was Instrumental in Sc
curing ann the position.
Ouumwa.
Patrick and T'aley Hynes. of Avery.
have purchased i fine farm OF 100 acres
over north of that town, in considera
-tion of $4,000 and they Will have the
property thoroughly prospected for
local Ii the coal is found a shaft will
/ be sunk and new mine opened there
ION.
Carroll.
4 Monday Grandpa Wooaring cele-
brategl his sOth birthday. Presents
from his children. Grandchildren and
great grandchildren We're numerous as
4 we'll as remenbrances from his neigh
4 bors and friends. Monday he voted at
i the city election and is hale and hearty
for a nonagenarian.
Boone
4 Thomas Dona hue one OF tho trustees
Z of Dodge township. telephoned Sheriff
Garner Monday that smallpox had APP
pearcd in the home of Deibert Kelly,
of that township The sheriff instructed
Mr.. DonahtIe TO quarantine the Injected
4 residence and otherwise proceed 70 use
q every precaution against the spread OF
the disease.
lCreseo.
one Of our stock dealers says that
Hast week over 5000 was expended for
stock IL Ciesco. II is expected
that building operations Will open out
-Iliyels all along tie line When the warn
9 weather comes Tho Times hears of a
tinumber OF citizens who are contem-
PLATING luilding houses as soon as tbs
2 warm Weat her comes
: New Hampton.
Wednesday Nick Peters. Jr.. SOLD
twenty nine-months old pigs 10 one Of
:. our local buyers for S204. Seven weeks
I, ago he bought the pigs and has beer
ifseding them corn in good measure
.isince. He kept account of the corn ant
il al % cents per bushel. h.
!, Irealizsd net profit of $50 on the swim.
) Eabove the cost of feed.
!. Centerville.
al Charles E. Goldsberry has com
meiieed an action against the Scandi
/ Inavian Coal Company Ter 81 900 for in
: Ijuries received on Jan. 13 by faliin!
{ from a platform sixteen feet high from
the ground. Plaintiff alleges that hi
i hip MAS dislocated by the fall ard tina
i several bones of his feet aud ankle
S were broken and that he suffered ex
ri cruciaring pain.
= Hudson.
= The Society of United Brethren Il
!" Christ at Hudson is preparing - bull
~ IA fine new church. which will replac
8 that in which hey have been holGin
: worship. The dimensions of the build
d ling over all Will be 46N6i feet 1t wi
contain an auditorium 26x42. lectur
/ room iIx25, two parlors is feet squar
q land corner tower 10 feet square and
: choir room and study.
: Clemens.
Bugle: f. L. Bartholow this Wee
:. filled with the county clerk his applica
I. ton for a permit to sell intoxicatin
liquors There was also filed remor
a STRANGE against said permit, signed b
: seventy citizens, many of whic
I are among the leading men of the plac,
x This clearly shows strong sentimer
/ against the sale Of Intoxicating liquor
re at this place under the existing circun
- stances.
l. Fort Dodge.
a On Saturday evening Mayor Benne
). lordered several women of doubt,
\ W RAW tllt SilS CT cI!ts
3 They Mere not residents of the eli,
&C and their conduct on the street was n,
no. OF an orderly character. The may,
90 is determined that such persons sha
= met be harbored if they can be appr
re hended and has given strict orders
In the police TO arrest them as soon /;
rs they are located.
ne Sioux City.
at Edmund b. Booher of Anthem, hi
e. filed voluntary bankruptcy petite
III With s1lOS9 liabilities and SSl5 asset
ne Hannah Ballard, of this city, filed
similar petition with s2.5S2.90 liabiliti
ed and $3.50 assets. James NJ Reid,
ms Whiting. and John r. Comstock,
Il Sioux Rapids, have petitioned for di
VI charges in bankruptcy. $50 Coun
i'll Treasurer Magoun thinks there will
in a large number of bidders for the judi
a llment bonds to be issued by WoOdbui