Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12

some OF the claims and satisfying the
bond. Since then he has lived In New
York. He is, a graduate of the State
University and Yale College.
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Smallpox scare Subsidies.
Special to Times Republican.
Baxter, June -, smallpox scare
has about subsidized. Two families have
been quarantlned. One family has re-
covered and the quarantine has been re-
moved. Some children In the other fam
'iy still have the disease in very light
form, but the quarantine has been 30
as known. Our board Of health deserve
manner it has handled this epidemic.
The seasonable weather assures an
immense hay crop and the prospects for
other crops are unusually good.
The people Of Baxter will celebrate
the Fourth of July, and invite all neigh
boring towns to come and help them.
Our friend, G. E. Davey. has an
nounced himself as candidate for
county recorder. Charley can get the
support of the northwest part Of the
county. and II nominated he will be
elected and make u popular officer.
Mrs. Hattie Poffenberger, Of Oklaho-
ma, Is visiting friends here and at Mel
bourne
A Jrnin Ttppc.i over.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan, June 12.-The construction
gang on the l. c. had quite an expert
ence Monday morning With their pile
driver as they were going on the
switch to let passenger train No. 81
go by. The hammer OF the driver In
some way swung around so as to throw
the whole weight on the side of the
train making it so top heavy that i,
overturned, blocking the main line, but
fortunately left clearance on one
switch SO that trains could pass No
one was injured, tho some OF the men
had narrow escapes.
There viii be Il stand FouftilSof July
celebration at Logan. The 1. C.. is pre-
pairing to run an excursion to this
place at that time.
New Hotel for storm Lake.
Special to Times Republican.
Storm Lake. June 12-The formal
opening OF the Hotel Bradford took
place Friday evening with goodly at
tendance at the banquet and ball.
Many were in attendance from abroad,
including among others j. F. Merry, Of
Dubuque. and James F. Toy and Mr..
and Mrs. William Milchirst, OF Sioux
City. The hotel was thronged beside
with those who were merely spectators.
p. NJ. Beam. who with his family has
lived on his farm. three miles east of
town, for the last ten years. was buried
last week. He was apparently in the
best OF health until few days before
his. death. His death was caused by an
abscess.
Frisbie and the League.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, June PA decision viii!
be made in few days that will deter
mine whether Charles Frisbee, Hardin
county's represan tative in the National
Base Ball League, will remain with the
New Yorks or be transferred to Cleve-
land. Mr.. Frisbee's injury some weeks
ago retarded his success Of the season
but his many friends in Iowa yet hope
TO see him occupy the high placein the
averages of the league that his ability
naturally entities him.
Nny Buy the a.. !. b.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls. June IA high school
field meet that Will include the high
schools OF Eldora. Alden and Hubbard
is to be held at Alden on Thursday. June
lAth, when a fine program OF amatent
sports will be offered and the contest.
ants will compete for the championship
OF the county in that class. Base ball
and tennis games besides races and tile
usual athletic contests will serve tc
make a day Of rare sport for the young
J Or athletes Of the county. s