Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-12


fall.
The plans for the building Of the new
Arson school, on the site recently SCI
lected, in the south part of the city, will
probably be adopted at the next meet
ing Of the school board. This building
Will cost $15.0 900 and will be ready for
term. The Arnold school Improvements,
the, building OF an additional two rooms,
will cost $1,000.
st. Mary's church will expend $500
in the erection OF a handsome tower VI,
Its edifice. corner of Linn and First
streets. The dome Is to be of stone and
brick and in 1t will be placed the large
bell. purchased a few years ago.
The German Evangelical church will
erect a new house Of worship on their
property at the corner OF Fourth ave-
nue. and Linn street. It will be brick
Sveneered building costing about $4,000
with school rooms in the basement. a
$1,000 parsonage will be built on the
same lot.
RESIDENCE BUILDINGS.
T Among the residences to be erected,
probably the finest will be that Of NJ.
and Mrs. Newton A. Carmean, which is
TO be built on the old Let's lot, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. The lot is one
of the best locations in the city, yOx26S
feet, and on 1t will be placed a hand
some modern home. II is the intention
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carmean TO nave. when
completed. the finest home in the city.
The structure Will not be large, two
stories in height and containing eight
rooms, but its interior finishings, also
those of the exterior, are to be expensive
and beautiful.
Mr.. Delano T. Smith whose large
home on beautiful lot at the corne
of Ninth and Main streets has COM
manded the admiration of passersbs
and visitors to the city for years. is
going to make some improvements ano
make from the present house two sinai
Ter ones. The south half 10 TO be take.
Off and new front place on ~. and tn,
north half. or present face OF the dwell.
Ing, will remain about - II 70. wit.
probably an addition huiis 20 the res,
The new house will face the east. o..
Ninth street. Mr.. Smith mas disposed
of q part OF his large tract OF land, alis
on the portion sold will be erected a fine
home by Mr.. e. S. Wells. OF Laurel.
Mr.. B. F. Cummings, whose home is
west Of the Smith residence, has also
caught the remodeling Fever and has
already begun the work OF improve
ments. The Cummings home Is one OF
the older residences Of the city, built by
the late DIR. w. c. Cummings years ago
Mr.. Cummings will make out Of 1t, how
ever, a home that Will not be recognize,
as the old. He expects to spend about
81, 900 in improvements, which will in.
clude a new and modern roof, a new
front. with four large colonial pillars
extending from the ground up to the
second story. Alarge yeranda will be
around the house.
Mr.. Harry East is to expend $1.70O II
the building OF a new cottage. for rent
Ing purposes. on North First avenue
between State and Grant streets.
Mr.. Henry McNeeiy will have one Of
the prettiest homes on North First
street. plans for the same being all
ready for the figures by the last OF the
week. The building will cost $4,000 ant
viii be modern in all respects. The de-
! sign will be colonial two stories and
containing eight rooms. The lower foor
Twin contain large reception hall
Ilavatory. parlor, dining room and
Kitchen. whilc upstairs will be placed
| the bathroom and four sleeping rooms.
The lower rooms will9be furnished with
plate glass. circular In design, Mr.. Nc
Nicely expects to have one OF the most
conveniently arranged residences In the
city.
afr. H. b. Miller expects to expend
shout 1900 in residence on Yves,
EMain street. on his lot recently pur-
chased between Tenth and Eleventh
fstreNts.. Ss..
Mrs BELLE aldo also expects to buil6
| a 1905 home Oh nor East Main stree
Hot. where h1r present homs lswstands