Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-15
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

ne IOCh Is UtltlS uuQleu loI llc iLC w
hotel and work will commence on the
same in the near future.
Rockford.
The Register is told that about $4,000 /
/. the amount paid in pensions to the |
veterans of this place annually.
Sheffield.
"A band of gypsy fortune tellers and
horse traders have been camping in the
south part Of town the past week.
Bows.
Hay harvest is in progress. The crop
is a little light, compared with former
years, altho it is yielding fairly we'll.
Esthervile.
The past week of record breaking hot
weather has given corn such boost
that it is now almost as far advanced
as in previous years.
Toledo.
c. w. Westfall sold 5000 quarts of
Strawberries this year off of about al
| falf acre of ground, besides he had sew
eral hundred quarts for his own use.
| Ochcyaden.
| Binding Irvine is being hauled out by
1 the wagon load and this week Will Wit
ress harvest in full blast in this locality.
| All kinds of crops promise bountiful
yield.
Alta.
Charles Jones and Joe wagstaff re-
turned Monday from their western trip.
\ They purchased sevcnty-five head of
horses in Nevada and sold them in eight
days.
Eldora.
/ Martin Bros. the stock buyers, went
to Missouri. where the pastures have all
! dried up and bought 100 head of stock
], or feeding steers and shipped them to
. this city.
Alden.
The eighteenth annual encampment of
the Hardin County Veterans Assooia-
/. tion will be held IN Alden. Iowa on
L Wednesday and Thursday, July 81 and
Aug. /, 1901.
Mason Uity.
Miss May NJ. Kimball who has beer
the very efficient deputy recorder, has
resigned her position and Miss Eleanor
!, Maben, daughter Of the recorder, has
: succeeded her.
Hampton.
Miss Sadie shaffer an excellent pri-
mary teacher Of the east side school. has
resigned her position on account of h-i
health and will so to Montana i'll tbs
! hope of receiving benefit.
Melbourne.
j. w Convey. formerly OF Ringgolt
. county. but more recently of Marshall
' town was here the first of last weel
!, looking up house for rent With viev
: to engaging in the grocery bushes
!. here.
! Eldora.
) A. : recent meeting ,e tfe First Sa
: t,o,tal Rant directors ,hev found the AZ
! fairs AZ me bank conducted in a eatis
! f,ctory n,a,3ner and the denosits s8ol
: oosS when S Ne arrest amount sine,
:. tba hank was orpanizet,.
: iowa FalIs.
IN ,st,,y IN. wea; her the mast mont
: has bsInsa corn wo.,eorfnl,y ard III
/. ,a,,.. hac sror, k ransrt..l not 10 he 8
ssort ~ trst was ba,,eved The conn
4 ~ ,oolss tine now Most corn fields ar
,,,l5.,.,hix, stsan condition
L ,.
n sto.5lo Pros Of WASHINGTON Iowa
:. x.sre here a few DAYS ago looking IN tn
II isnts.i& business. Ma contract was g,,rasvr
II hnt II is yye,y probabie that they Nil
II lsase In nav hotel bailding of IA. W
! I,sssalI. as stated by the Record.
oil
n ~ ,aaa oo,,,a,.;,,, ~, ,eo.n,.
IS yast.,n ,,tel,t- os-way 10 the q, n g d
was put on record recently by Recorde
Smith The revenue stamps on it cos
S656 so. One was a $500 stamp, one $40
one and the others of smaller worth.
y sioournev.
), Siesri.d Schneider. living six mile
- ,orthwest of sfrourney. fell from loa
~ Of hay Tuesday. He fell IN his bach
u lriuring the spinal column in such
r way as to completely parayze his lowe
is limbs Mr.. Schhelaer Is man ABOUT
le years OF age.
LeMars.
n DR. Adams. of Sac City, member of Ii
to state board of health, was in LeMars Q
er Tuesday evening and visited at II
~ home of S. NJ. Smith, whose son {
m stated in our last issue is sick Wi,
ne smallpox. Dr ADAMS pronounced
~ a genuine ease u si''at1poA.
y lama.
A stranger appeared at the home
,s Charles Nevis on the evening of July
ns and sold MIR Nevis a horse. saddle al
y birdie for $40 The outfit WAS worth