Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-10
IOWA NEWSPAPERS.

Clemens.
The Bugic states that quite number
|of farmers have already commenced
seeding.
Missouri Y alley.
Tire saloons opened for business
again Saturday morning after one
week s closing.
Woodward.
The Emf erprise is now all printed at
home on u new press, and is entitled to
a generous patronage.
Clear Lake.
The ice is getting pretty rotten and
a good south wind is all that is needed
TO drive8it out OF the lake.
Conrad.
1t is reported that there are a couple
of cases of smallpox at the McCrill
home, seven miles south Of town.
Boone.
The electric light company is pro-
Igressing as rapidly as possible with the
work Of hanging the new street lamps.
Ida Grove.
one hundred and fifteen cars of fat
stock left this city for eastern markets
Iduring the month Of March and fifty
Iowa Falls.
j. II. Carleton has been taking sub
Inscriptions to be sent to India for the
Irelief of the afflicted in tina. country.
lille has succeeded in raising about $50.
Grcenficli
/ The foundation for the farmers
A creamery was completed last week and
1.-THE building will. be speedily erected
and the creamery be running shortly
4 thereafter.
4 Hanlcntown.
a Thomas Bolton, son Of T. E. Bolton.
accidentally shot himself thru the foot
I With a 22-caliber rife last Saturday.
4 .Atho the wound is painful. the little
l3fellow5is getting along as we'll as can
be expected.
4 Nevada.
Il Pete Shugart has started the work Of
4 grading for the double track of the C.
.l& n. w. Rsy.. commencing west of the
i Nevada yards Wednesday morning with
lie teams. increasing the number Of
lteams and hands later on.
Il eTitonka.
4 Charles Reynolds, one of our young
I nimrods, killed gray fox one day last
u week tMo miles south Of town. The
). Epelt measur four feet eleven inches
g 1t was a great feat for young llunte,
II TO be able To land a fox which is seldom
. Hound in this vicinity.
! Rsinbsek.
: The Cedar Valley Homeopathy So.
clety met here Wednesday. 1t was on.
IofSthe society's regular quarterly meet
|ings and 1t was expected there would
!. The a good attendance, but some of TIL,
! members Mere sick and others to,
busy to come. A half dozen attended
Keokuk.
The wlilecapping OF the Balm famil.
!. is recalled by an answer filed In the su
! lperior court In the civil suit for dam
. lagos by a. L. Balm against a numbe
!, lof men in his neighbcrhood The an
: sWer of the defendant denies all tn
allegations of the petition.
{ Harlan.
e Rev. C. B. Heweston has resigned a
+ pastor of st. Paurs Episcopal church,
t this city to accept the pastorate of
r church in Iowa City. Rev.. II
/ C. Littleton. the. new Christian minis
e tier. and his family arrived in Harlal
2 last week. Mr.. Littleton came her
i from Astoria, ILL, and is said to be
e strong man in all respects.
Iowa City.
The course Of the Lawn Hill Col
club was laid out Saturday mornin
and men are now at work putting TIL
grounds in condition for use. A min
s hole course covering a total distance q
1870 yards was measured out. TIL
y shortest drive is 100 yards and tn
longest $50. A sand pit, several circu
rings and a, ravine furnish number 4
. frst-ciass hazards, .s {.
6. Shenandoah.
4 Mrs Addie kynett. OF this city, for
n lmerly of Essex. has begun a breach q
promise suit against S. S. Lingo, q
a Norwich, asking damages to tn
amount OF $40, 600. She has employe
d las her attorney Mr.. G. 81. keenan, an
1.-THE papers ere now Ia the hands oe II