Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-17
IOWA NEWS iTEMs


six cases of smallpox have deveoped
here and are being cared for in the hos
pital.
Oska1oosa.
This good Quaker Village sisS to have
50, 900 cold storage plant to take care of
her beer
Fort Dodge.
T.. L. Townsend has let the contract
to G. w. Alderman for a new ice house
t0xl50 feet, rocost $1,000.
Boone.
IT will probably be at least one week
before the census returns are competed
and made public They will show be-s
tween 10000 and 10, 500 people
SVinton.
Rev. II G. Leland. having accepted
the cordial aud unanimous call TO the
sl,astorate of the Baptist church here
commenced his pastorate Sunday.
Red Oak.
southwes tern Iowa has been enjoying
svsry pleasant weather the past week or
TWO. The roads are in fine condition
and the temperature bracing. but not
TOO cold.
Clear Lake.
NJ c. NJ: Grimm has about completed.
sune of the finest barn in this county. 1t
Is, 5oxs0 feet and il built in modern at vie
and is on. of the most convenient sta
bles in the state.
Audubon,
John Hutchinson was in one day last
week and Informed the Republican that
he HAD sey5n acres OF corn that Went 81
ibushAs per acre. That is speaking pref
Ity We'll for Audubon county as We'll az
the grower,
Carroll.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
lerssof the Carroll County Fair and Driv-
ling Park Association was held Tuesday
lafssrnooii- Az previous fairs have not
libesn successful it Was decided not 10
l;hnld onsE next year.
Ames
\ General Superintendent Ashton, OF
1.-THE G. & N. w, telegraphed a. message
10 coincidence and sympathy to the col
ll.ge AFTER the fire and said that ths
railroad company would do anything II
their power to help out in the present
crisis.
Clarksville.
- fl'eaS l'1lhl'is " "; carter
1 asssets g s.tias tffses floss 'siohslhs $
NM 1hslt nag pss'1i =. g g s,Nssi
=
81, !, 5 Is, IN. fai,,tssr s,.s,, wba,a ,tsss
|hnya zane +,
Alden.
Al " " lealkes huskea corn Tor illtssh
Iaas' LOT. ftt:i'ns ~ az = ceil Is lSsi
/ p'ls'tle} ana reserves s4i IN l'ayinens. q {
! stiirlee out 70 earn 5sIioush none Il
pus a s'us 81 spu pe,,a s ~ err
es'tsd and g before ne kne" II had enough
=. = y 8 q, - IT ''Ss'ssl'
.a aNi soii.
= e'ii i''is steia' hts hsp ac
lsoti NJ " 5siie pifehs Slh eRe. ci'y iof tns
issss't 1Nlsiss Years it.u lifius 1has ~ eiis
l'ass tMeiss minus w. h''si'psI y sirf
i1'.'i ~ Y d " oHs iiss saili'
Nsis lsue liil ie3o. ~ ~. siie laes'13t.lioi
va ,tessrs';a' Mili'e " 1879 sisiu 1879 M
iiisllbeT WAS almost sauai.
Burlington.
= HE spar 81 iiiules, . palr3oi aofses
4 enc wagon, harness, e'c,, Were ieil a
e'oINsin barn some SIX Weeks ago. I'M
men Ieurpof'iils 70 pes tne owners nay
rot been seen since, ana me property
\ VIII probably pc sold IN the near future
the tour animals are Nlftuaily eatifit
4 their heads on now
! Onumwa.
4 Walter Davis has filed complaint il
the Office OF the county clerk, in which
he claims damages from I. Gordon, 6
Gordon and Ell Hardln IN the sum o
ss,00o. He alleges that the parties
named conspired 10 imprlson and Z
prosecute him, and also 70 defame hi
character The alleged offense was com
mitted on NOV. q 1900
4 Clinton.
Miss Bertha Magic. who was so bad
4 ~ burned when the Magic residence va,
DESTROYED by FIRE VIII have 20 remain
ln ped utllls ABOUT ehe iifs1 OF April $
the attending pnssicaan says. Y 2 70 th'
4 present ti1he ~ was the intention oil IN
4 3lshyslclah 70 aoope skli' sraitins on tns
arm ana chsst, put inefe IRE now nope
4 ,hat new .cu'icle VIII form.
4 Manchester.
The total receipts of the Delaware
Icounty Agricultural Society for tft
current year are sl,ss5.ls; expenditures