Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-03
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sWALEDALE-R Revival meeting Will
begin next Sunday evening in the NJ
l.. church.
/ POCAHONTAs--T Record figures up
| of about s15, 600 and the outlook for the
1 present year is very bright.
CLINTON Silas w. Gardiner. who
1 loaned the Clinton and Lyons high
schools his fine geological collection for
4 an indefinite period. has donated the
i same to these two schools
4 ODEBOLT-S Superintendent Barrows
informs the Chronicle that the entire
been gathered and cribbed. There We're
$500 acres. and the yield was about $50.
1 900 bushels.
TIPTON-The Rock Island Brewing
Company has bought a lot Of Noah
Hartman, and rumor says will build a
brewery in Upton. AS Cedar county
/ has Just adopted the mulct there may
be something in it.
4 MUsCATINE-Jo Joseph G. King re-
4 ceiyed as a New Years gift his APP
Fiftieth Regiment. /. \. G.. This makes
4 Joe the youngest n-commissloned Of
/ ficer in the regiment.
4 MONTEZJfNA = The new parsonage
of the Methodist Episcopal church is
completed and will be occupied this
week. Re-. p. j. Henness and family
A will have the honor of dedicating it and
Will enjoy luxurianr home.
On.
have just issued els marriage licenses
up To dale this year, said Deputy Clerl;
4 Colby this afternoon; the exact number
8 that were issued last year Good or bad
times seem 10 have Very little effect
4 upon the matrimonial market.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Rath. by her
attorneys. has filed a petition in the
district court asking for the severance
of the marriage ties which bind her to
her husband William Rath. The
charge is desertion and the plaintiff
asks that she be given her maiden
name. Augusta Percy.
18URLINGTON--Th river is the bus
lest place in the city just now. With
q the ice crop in full blast. two skating
thinks doing a good business. there is
more life on Front street than usual.
The busy scene ATTRACTS and entertains
not a few sight-seers who have no per-
sonal interest in the ice harvest and
who have long since forgotten the sksat-
ers' art.
MOUNT PLEASANT - Mrs. Hugh
swan had some Of the bones in her
shoulder fractured by a fall few DAYS
ago and is suffering much inconveni-
ence from it. She is almost 80 years
old and resides With hel, husband in
the north part OF the city. She is the
lmother of j. S. Swan, street commits
sioner, and Of Allen Swan, OF Marion
d township.
DIES MoINES-It looks now as il the
:. c., Il. & @ will soon be running its
trains into he union station. Saturday
!: an ordinance amending the original or
j. dnance admitting the railway 10 the
Il city was presented to the city council
and after being read once was referred
ITO the railroad committee and n. T.
Z Guernsey. counsel for the road. said
that az soon as the ordinance Was
passed the company was prepared 70
i enter the depot within twenty-four
: hours.
u WATERLooTh The Reporters show
ling for 1889: Taxes paid in lsiackhawii
county for the year, s25y,4il.U5; paving
and curbing taxes in Waterloo and
: Cedar Falls greater thangever Lsfore)
: s26333;; Mulct tax paid by twelve sa-
looms in Waterloo sl1.l00 number OF
papers fled in The county recorder S
otiice 1880: number of marriage II
censes issued 2s9. The real estate
!. transactions for The year. as shown by
I Edeeds, amounted 70 s2.2SO034; mort
cages for the year, Sl.505, 646. There
We're 81 fire alarms In Waterloo and. She
blaZes involved losses to the amount OF
slli.aOo
CEDAR RAPIDS-Poultry men all
lover the country are displaying much
. interest in the fifth annual poultry
! show Of the Western Poultry Faneiers
!, Association to be held in Cedar Rapids
!, IN connection With the meeting of the
! | American Poultry Club. The contractor
. is rushing the work on the new audi
gEtorium so the initial attraction there
will have as good accommodations as
any which will follow during the years
. of usefulness during which 1t is hoped
: the spacious structure Will serve the
interests of Cedar Rapids and her wish
9 tors. The dates Of this important meet
: ing are Jan. 10 to 90.
9 COUNCIL BLUFFS-Under the vii
e of the late Mrs. Elizabeth F. Stephen
, son. which was fled for probate in the
district court Saturday, her husband
t A. j. Stephenson and two daughters
: Mary and Ada Stephenson, who are
y named as trustees. are to have the use
: of the income and principal OF the es-
: tate. provided that when either of the
!. three shall marry such one shall cease
e to participate in the estate, provided
Q also. however. that they may agree
a upon division of the estate II they
I choose. They may also agree to a di.