Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-26
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects as
Reflected in the Iowa News.
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The News Of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com.
munities.
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Reinbeck.
The Courierreports that a large num-
her OF emigrants from the '.ould coun-i
TRY" arrived here this week and for the
present are stopping with August JAM.
1 C;lAsiton.
Nearly all the farmers in Lucas
county are feeling jubilant over the
crop outlook up to the present time.
Corn is looking we'll in early planted
fields.
Toledo.
n George Ward. Indian. sold eight fine
hogs OF his own raising to Muckler &
for which he received $l0l. Surely the
Indian as a hog raiser is a success, says
the Chronicle.
Glenwood.
The Woman's Club has Just finished
4 another years work. The efforts of the
members for the good OF the communi-
lily are we'll known, but in no line OF la
\ Dor are they to be more thanked and
7 encouraged than in providing a public
q library.
]. O,tumwa.
A Rev. D. W. NIisener, formerly OF
A Memphis. Mo-, has accepted a call to
the pastorate OF the Christian church
on West Second street, and will enter
upon the duties of the same Sunday
Rev. Aisener preached at the Chris thar
q church last Sunday
Dubuque.
"A car load OF rice from Japan and
consigned to q grocery company. ar
rived in bond Tuesday. The duty was
J 5000. . Timothy Coohey,a merchant
!. at Fillmore, was severely Injured in I
!. Runaway Thursday. He fell in such q
; llway as to fracture an8ankle.
lama.
Alta citizens meeting Wednesday
= levening ARRANGEMENTS were made for (
) glorious Fourth OF July celebration
Three hundred and fifty dollars was re
|ported subscribed and the canvass no
finished. A good speaker will be pro
cured and the amusements will be nu
: lmerous.
Iowa City.
Charles Granting and G. Denecke ar
: spending the balmy spring days Of
Il |captured twenty fish, the first weighin
n six pounds and the rest from two t
!. three pounds. On Thursday Mr.. Gram
Ia. u, y, c;o
i herself distributing them anon
=. friends.
y Clear Lake.
q Fishing Wednesday took a decide
J. brace after a. few days of indifference
y Nice strings We're brought in at dl1
N ferent times during the day. The mos
r bed still seems to be the favorite fish
r. ling field altho many are caught on til
lreefs and in the bays. Wednesda
some OF the best big mouthed bass /
y. the season were brought in.
a Audubon. &
The alumni of the Audubon hie
school have recently organized /
y electing Fred n. Blume president, Ha
riet Biliarz secretary and Will Eayl,
70 treasurer. They will hold a banqu
June s. There are about eighty men
IT bers The association will assist Il
y cause of education by creating add
4. Ftional interest inthe high school.
Estherville.
The burning of the butter tub factor
a. and it's contents Tuesday. was "a seve
y. loss. The machinery and material We
"a =; vlued at $4,000. with only $4,000 insu
ance There was not a thing save
This is the second fire Mr. Meyers Ii
had. but he is not discouraged. I
says he will put up building OF b
! own and continue the business Just
n. soon as the machinery can get here.
Marengo.
. An unknown woman walked to til
= city from Ladora thru the rain la
Thursday evening, arriving about o.:
She said she and her husband we
travelling across the country in a co
M cred wagon from Nebraska and hi
N. stopped at I9adora to sell some lar
~ ~: when her husband drove off and IL
M i,er. The husband was fuunt mere |
m next day and they went on their VI
M rejoicing.
N. Albia.
m. All the farm. from T. s. Patton's
NJ the south and II. B. Marley's on I
m. west and down to the Iowa Cent?
m. railway tracks are being optionad
- the Ramsey Bros. and there is reas
~ to believe they will establish q CO
plant some place in the Miller Gre
3 valley. There is a good body of ct
nj. under all the land. The company ha
N. been optioning at $50 per acre for
m. coal alone.
m M Ogden.
~ The Reporter is Of the opinion II
Ogden would be the gamer il 4
more men Of the public spirit Of L.
Fehleisen were doing business in c
den. In some way he learned that
m. lady officers of Glenwood wanted a 4
m load or two OF gravel or cinders
m. walks in the city of the dead
purchased three car loads at Boo
. had them loaded and paid the freil
on them to Ogden and presented TIL
as free gift to the Cemetery Assoc
ton.
Jefferson.
Is The consolidated assessors repo
show that the total actual valuation
ia 4 personal property in Greene countyt
':ss year is s3.0506S4 as against $4,000, 900
81 1899. We are hence quarter OF a m