Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-17
IOWA NEWS ITEMS
Observation-Disclosures

IOWA NEWS ITEMS s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iowa City.
Fourteen out OF nineteen saloonkeep-
eis Of this city own the buildings in
which they conduct their business.
Vil!isca.
Review: Now is the ripe time for
good roads agitation. top buggy
drawn by four horses came to town
Saturday.
Audubon.
The G. & y. w averaged from here
goods of people moving TO the north and
lspring
Sisourney.
Al the school election here the propo-
lsition to issue $4,000 in bonds to erect
la high school building carried by a large
lmaipri,y The number Of women Who
Iveted was
Alden.
Times: There being no further dang
I.er q he spread 3f diphtheria from The
letigiaal cases. ali services. including
Sunday sch9ol. day school, exc, Will be
iaken vi, again
kcokuk.
ccicaels,; b. Brackets was once a
/ very prominent citzen of Lee county
land is We'll known - nearly everybody
| here He has been given entire charge
let the whole horticultural exhibit Of
the United states at the Paris expo
sitien.
! Guthrie Center.
i fsw of the old settlers gathered at
i lie homo Of George shank's Wednes
! day and helped him celebrate his Sist
biilh.isey. 1ney had big dinner. and
drrassnted TIE old man with Il mics
eas>- chair as a token Of thei.. esteem
and regard.
Perry.
Matt Eibnins has disposed Of his pae-
Il ing mare Auhtie sllteks to Ma
q IsraniSlin. Of London Ontario, for $1,000
4 spot cash 'rhe aarr has a record Of
4 2sOSis and is good caInpaisrer. Matt
gave $1,000 for her nj a sale last fat
Al tha school election Monday
4 i0t women Voted
Ainss.
i Ire mellow tones OF Tie Agricultural
lcollsse chimes arc now heard morning
land evening besides the regular sfiik-
3ling Of the clock and tas musical tones
anal the neledies Played ean be dis
Itinctfy heard for several miles MI.
Il isry, of DIS aloinas student, has
leharge Of the playing.
Charlton.
Robert Bradford ono Of the most
highly respected citizens qf Lucas eeun-
~ dist at his home u Liberty town
ship Tuesday Of a 5arsied artery He
HAD been sick for about q week of lung
tfe9er, but was niugh improved ard was
walking around the House when the
Eatte,y just above the heart broke and
choked him 10 death With the escaping
blood.
Ottunawa.
Fourteen bine-eyed tramps lined up
before Judge Hall in police court Thurs
day morning. Seven Of them told good
l9iofies and we're given thirty minutes in
(which % leave town. Six could ROT talk
lduite straight and Viii pound rock for
Three days 70 pay for their hoafI and
lodging. This made a total Of twenty
Inine men ca the rock pile that morning.
5 Carroll.
& Nj. Miller was in the city this week
: bon business connected With Kansas
Z I,ari,,. rllil an agent { deal has ieee.lttts
Z been closed involving one OF the heaxi-
2 est lard trades made ia this vicinity foi
S some time by it the east half OF Music
:. hall changes hands and Mrs. Mary
. bShalanan Incomes the owner of about
5 500 acres Of fine land in the gas and OF
: region Of Kansas
Odsbolt.
y b. f. schultz brought to the Chronicle
ohice recently section of the heart d!
IA cottonwood tree on the Adams farm
: III is about thirty inches i'll length. and
= singular 10 relate, is the original setting
n of the tree with all the twies thereon
: just as it was put into the ground TWEEN.
y ty-seven YEARS ago. The wood grew
: around it, leaving the little shoot in the
:. center. a tree within a tree.
:, Hampton.
!. The Womans Relief Corps of Hamp
: ton proposes to give schoolhouss flag!
: sxl2 for the best ESSAYS on the following
subjects The War Of the Unite,
States in the Philippines for pupils
over Il years, and Our Flag, its Origin
: and Uses" for those under l.. Essay;
must be in the hands of the count.
= sups rintsndent before May 25th. Onl,
7 those schools not having flag viii b
lallowed TO compete.
II Fort Dodge.
5 Articles of Incorporation of the For
IL Dodge Beet Sugar Company have beel
/ filed. with an authorized capital of $3.50,
! ocG. The organization is complete, witt
II 10. NJ. Oleson, president; j. b. Butler
= vice president; VIM. T. Chantland, sec
IF retnry: John Laufersweller, treasurer
8 A large proportion of the necessar
IA 1000 acres of land have already beel
= pledged by farmers for raising heets
and ii is hoped to get the factory bull
&c before long.
IS Newton.
pc The Record states that while las
he year showed wonderful growth in on
y. city-such 40 was never eQualled in on