Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
! Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects q
Reflected IN the Iowa News.
papers
The News Of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com
munitiea

vasessoo.
After thirty-four years service as|
clerk Of Grace NJ. e. church j. G. Gates
resigned Monday night, much to the re-
gret Of the church.
Mason City.
The 18th day OF June at p. m. Is
the time set at the high school when in
all probability eighteen Of the students
will be graduated-slx boys and twelve
4 girls.
Nevada.
Mrs. Olson, who only a short time age
& had the misfortune to dislocate her hip,
was for the first time trying to walk
Monday afternoon by the aid Of
clutches, when she fell and broke her
wrist.
Davenport.
While hard coal has lowered. the de-
4 mand for 1t continues better than most
dealers had anticipated some time ago.
The price Is Arm at $50 and there is a
probability that 1t will be lower than
that very coon.
Casson.
The timely rains Of the past FORT
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grain and grass seeds. There has been
more ground sown for meadows this
year In this part Of the country than
has occurred before In Its history.
Rockwell.
c. I. Tenny was down from Mason
City the latter part OF last week dis
playing the good points OF the Dawson
lighting and heating plant. The Phono-
graph declares 1t Is the coming light
and understands that local capitalists
will take hold OF the matter and push
+ IL.
4 Cleas Lake.
The frst party to leave here for the
Paris exposition started Monday night
on the Chicago fyer. 1t was composed
Of DR.. J. B. Charlton, his son Max and
J. ]. Kilgour. Of Winnipeg, Canada,
They will be gone about seven weeks
and will visit the big exposition and
make = tour Of Germany.
Oskaloosa.
From an oficial source the Journa
learns that there is not q single case o,
smallpox or alleged smallpox in the cit,
At present. OF the number OF quaran
tines established at the beginning o.
the scare only two or three remain ant
those only for the purpose OF determin
ing whether persons who were exposed
70 the disease have contracted 1t.
Fost Dodge.
In view OF the presence OF smallpox
ID the city an investigation was mad,
X Monday at the home OF William Zorl
to ascertain the nature OF the illness O
4 one OF the children, who Is attending
school. Superintendent Wildes though
1t best for the boy to remain at HON,
until the matter was Investigated. TIL
complaint proved to be chickenpox.
Iowa City.
The grand Jury has returned bill
against Art Shearer and Lewis Hes
for burglary The fellows are in con
fnement at the county jail, charge
with breaking into and entering tn
house OF D. "A. Munger on the Yves
side. It is understood that in accord
ance with the instructions OF Judg
Wade indictments will be returne
against saloonkeepers who are violat
Ing the mulct law.
Clinton. y.
About ten days ago Sheriff Mora
picked up suspicious character In til
city who was carrying around an eli
CANT gold watch. The fellow, who CAV
his name as Harry Winters, was take
before Judge Fink and held in the cit
prison for ten days to await develoI
ments In the meantime the author
ties got out and traced the fellow bac
to his haunts in Chicago and otht
places and recently located the ownt
~ OF the watch. lady named Joyce, II,
ing In Belvidere.
Albia.
John p. Reese, who has been conf1ne
at the pest house west OF the city wit
smallpox. is entirely we'll. and as Il
quarantine limit has expired all that
now required Is for Mr.. Reese TO |
fumigated and turned loose. Bot
Mrs. Reese and baby, who have bee
confined with Mr.. Reese. have the di
ease and 1t will necessitate the emplo!
ing OF q female nurse to assist Their
There has been no further spread Of Il
disease from the pest house. and the
Is every indication that there will
none.
Dubuque.
Andy Steiner. the well-known al
popular driver for the DUBUQUE Nal
ing Company. met with very serio
accident Sunday. He was in the act
unloading half barrel Of beer fro
his wagon when 1t slipped from /
grasp and came down endwise on 4
side Of his foot, the chime cutting (
4 portion OF the foot. He was taken
his home and surgeon summone
who dressed the injury. Some Of I
bones were broken. but 1t Is n
thought that the accident will result
permanent lameness.
Cssston.
Creston has militia company.
was organized last Saturday night
Potter Post Hail. Adj. Gen. Byers ha
Ing arrived on No. 8 from ,Des Moin
10 muster in the company. Twenty-i
were present last Saturday evening .
wcre9mustered In. but almost twi
that number SKINNED their intention
joining. but .tircumstancesk kept tbs
away kfters the OF ganization of I
company James Edaburn was elect
captain, Frank G{rpupds first lieutena
and Elltt q. tioopss pecond hentsAAl
These seled ttqnSs &efe 6nantsnOus. "a
8 complainant TO the men who ssfS
Is with distinction In the Philippines.
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w. b. Hasbrook. q member OF
prominent and well known ptoslll