Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-13
THEY ARE DOING
Affairs Of Iowa People Taking Place In Iowa
Towns.

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| physicians were summoned and as soon
as they had made an examination they
decided that the injured man would die.
4 An oneration was performed on Sun
4 day, with q hope of saving his life, but
1T gave no encouragement and revealed
that he was fearfully lacerated inter-
nally MIR. Ellermann lived until Z
/ O'clock Sunday evening-thirty hours
after the time of the mishap--and was
conscious until nearly the last.
Traer.
i The hay crop is better than expected.
Good tame nay is selling in Traer at SO
and wild at So. The Northwest
ern stock yards are completed. The
A dimensions of the yards are 72x96, and
4 sthey have six convenient pens. =
a Miss Cora Camery rendered her resig-
nation as teacher in; the Traer public
a schools. She gives as a reason that she
4 thinks of going to Dokota to keep house
u for her brother Will.
I Waterloo.
4 The Reporter prints view of the
4 new building of the Waterloo Canning
4 Company, the product of the enterprise
:. of citizens in 1900. The factory as it
8. now stands cost $4,000 and two years
more will see its capacity trebled. The
present capacity of the plant is 2,000,000
q cans for the season. 1t will put up corn
principally. F. j. Eighmey, of
1.-THE First National Bank, Thursday
i night paid about 400 knights of Pythias
flor their mileage and per diem 10 the
state convention, the total amounting
to over $1,000.
! Anamosa.
William Peiter, of Osceola county
aged about 40. doing time for forgery
: and classically known as a Jumper
= issMfth us no more. He was water-car-
> rier for the boys on the prison farm and
J, |.made dozen to twenty trips a day
with his water pot. Last Saturday
informing he went down into the field to
& get a fresh supply and forgot to return,
I.the alluring shades ofsthe adjoining for
+ est being too tempting for him. Pleit-
I I3er's term was two years, expiring the
! 18th of next May. Noclue to his where
|, abouts has yet been found.
Ida Grove.
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I F. d. Babcock, in this city, there is a
seaasi oi.a .ropleaa ar,' l ne. Is ra1s,
) States. II is no more or less than a
I, banana plant. that has grown and
thrived under the carful nursing and
attention given it by the owner. The
plant has, grown to such an extent that
2 Tits; foliage has reared Itself thru the roof
i of ,he greg, ho,,s,a and mon the. s,,.l1, is
n q bunch of 3ba n.nass abnut the siza al
\ an ear nfg corn III. is i,,st beej,,ninp "a
nut forth BLOSSOM. br, the calys has
mot begun to unfold around the fruit
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