Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-07
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

lGel III nelSnt. superintendent flSke
states that everything in the place is
of the very best material and that when
the wires are attached to the new plant
the lights will be even better than now
and that the cars will climb Third street
hill with loads much easier than at
present.
Vinton.
Mrs. S. C. Clark was quite severely
injured last Wednesday afternoon. She
was lacking down carpet and the per
son holding the stretcher let it slip from
the carpet. The stretcher hit her across
the nose stunning her and rupturng the
inner blood vessels. a physician was
called and considerable difficulty was
Experienced in stopping the flow of
blood. Mrs. Clark is confined to her
bed and is very weak resulting from the
loss of blood and the severe injury.
Newton.
Mrs. Isaac Guthrie met with a serious
accident last Sunday evening about
dusk. She had been out of doors and
came in to sit down in an ann
chair. She felt for the arm of the chair
and thought she had the night one. but
| it proved to be the left one and instead
of sitting in the chair she sat down on
| the floor. The fall broke her hip and
she is in a very critical condition. AS
she is 70 years old the bones will knit
1 very slowly aud 1t will be long time
before she will be able to be out again.
Glenwood.
The third annual commencement exer-
| cises in connection with the training
school tor nurses, al the Iowa Instltu-
ltion for Feeble Minded Children Vas
held in the chapel of the institution GA
Monday, June 3, at p. In. The class
was composed Of eight members The
address TO the class was delivered by
! Dr. Hamilton H. Lowery. of Lincoln,
Neb., and diplomas presented By Hon.
John cownie. of the board of control of
state Institutions. The graduates are
Anna u. Bushnell, Jennie Coyne. Riils
Drew, Jennie Featherngill. Otis G..
Lawrence. Emma T.. Mitchell Mary j.
| Reynolds, Arthur d. White.
Grundy Center.
/ The Republican states that the opera
i house has been assuming goodiy pro-
4 portions the past week. Mr.. Robinson
has been pushing the work as fast as
possible and will soon have The building
/ finished. Grundy Center will have no
cause to complain of accommodations
along that line when the building is
lcompleted. - The tax ferret question
which has been claiming the attention
i of the board of supervisors this week
4 was finally disposed of Tuesday after
noon by the contract being awarded to
Messrs. Langdon and Benz. Supervisor
Niooty was in favor of home talent and
at the last moment other members OF
the board voted with him on the propos-
ltion.
,e;,8 Riff
1 Nine of the eleven bohoas that No
\ tcctive Weir On neatly rounded IN n,
4 his bjcvcle Monday afternoon wore giv.
4 en- two hours to leave town by the No.
j lice Judge the next morning. and IRON.
ised that they would lose no time in
retting away. Two claimed they hae
lmoney due them for work performe6
a and declared they were not Migrants
They were dismissed. The con
tract which the city Will sign With san
Dobson for seavenger service provide.
scale OF fees as follows; Hauling deae
horses. 81; cattle. 81. hogs, % cents
dogs. % cents, cats, % cents chickens
10 cents: garbage. per load. - cents
cleaning cesspools. per yard. $50; ant
cleaning vaults, per yard, 81
Iiyermore.
Herbert Carpente, of I.iyerr,ara i
in Manila. He writes 10 his fatbar tina
l he Is getting 81 200 a year and $40
month expenses on the detective force
He adds. 1T costs a great e;eal 10 live here
lit is very hard to get American boar
| for less than s35 p.r month Ieynof.
to have. a horse and rig of my own b,s
!, fore the rainy season SETS IN. which vii
!, cost about 800 m gold. 1t costs all tn
i way from 80 cents 10 three dollars pc
i day for carrometta fare. so at $40 be
! month for expenses one could soon saw
the price OF rig. and not have Ia de
! pend on public conveyances. Manila i
} a fine place to live In. If YOU shout
make up your mind TO spend a winte
in the south, Just come over and Sc
me.
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