Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-24
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Saatlton.
| NeV. ''feene, or Russell, IS holding a
revival service az the Christian church
ana Win the assistance of Rev But
e.rilsia = cfeatihs quite STR among
nv ' rss u,l,
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| Waterloo.
The alligator that has been living a /,
Inmar's aquarium is dead. The cold.
back ward spring discouraged it. and It
died broken-hearted just before warm
weather the gator was shipped from
Jackso =. two years ago wnen1 S2m.
l'ahs - y as caiiii'su tHefe.
Perry.
Perry is to have a planning mill which
will start out With employment for four
or five men. chas. Timeons has pur-
chased the Carpenter wagon shop prop
ty and has already commenced To con-
Vert it intosa planning mill and sash and
door factory The building viii he re-
modelled and new machinery put IN
Iowa City.
The senior collegiate Class Of the
university has decided to issue no in
| vitations for their commAncement eX-
ercises. which viii be held next .June.
This decision was reached AZ a class
meeting in Close Hall. held last Tues
day, and is a new departure in COM
mencement customs
Crston.
Advertiser: The, tto:ulctl petition of
consent has been published aud is 10 be
| scattere broadcast. The animus that
promoted the move is unknown. IL
! may be safely said, however. that x.
mas no pniltlcai significance Iie vague
hints of q boycott against petition
| signars are regarded as unfounded
| Centerv;t1e.
Mrs Thomas sacl,fi,,5 yrs ar,.estsd
Wednesaay afternoon by Constant.
Faulkner on the charge of selling M
/ toxicating liquors. She was arraigned
! before Justice Bryan. who placed her
/ under bonds of $50. which she fur
! nished, TO appear for trial Monday
afternoon. Her husband was under ar
/ rest on similar charge.
4 Sac CIV.
4 nrojt.ct Is IN font among citizans "a
form, 4 stock con, many ana h,,ild !, son E
/ ono hotel Hon II a Wi,eel,ss
writ Is from o;alveston TEX maj no Il,
much pleased With the country and res
CARDS the climate the best he has eyer
found. He says the rice Grip pays five
times as much net profit per year on an
acre as the corn crop in Iowa and IS
l
/ Mason CIV.
i Mason civ is 10 hay,. new hank
This now seems ii he an assured faet
4 ii viii he from two 10 hve moarhs h.
/ for,. II viii ,,.teraliye. according 10 the
1 Times II sraIt,. Carpenters say,hat
there Mil be more building in ths city
his summel. than ut any time in years
Tramps are becoming quite num-
erous about town they are attracted
here BY the building and business boom.
Arraes
g. n. Quad. in forms he ri,,,es moi
the rew railroad eating house ,vill ha
begun and built AT The same tina nc
the new depot building ana thar th.s
/ contract raa1,ires thai II via he ron-
4 Melted r.ad.- for ocs.,,panc, nv Ans, /
i lit being The intention Of The q n N
70 have these buildings completed and
hin use before the wards are torn nm ~
81 e9 &c present sasai;:ss t-a'Satsss.
me rev eating house VIII be sox6o.
4 Hampton.
IRE Hawkeye Telephone company is
4 before the people of Hampton asking
that the city council be empowered "a