Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-22


i.apias as me place OF holding the re-
llcan q necn1iar t,,,ns ban,anad - p. Nc
West End street car Tuasdav n,yht
When all was raoi,v n, ,ea,o :, ftar' ~.
show 1T was discovered NAT tbe .,.,i.
we're frozen Ia rails and q va IN
srossble to huf3pa the oar n tool ts,a
minutes of hammerinp and nn,,nd;,,n
before the wheels could he ,oose,,eTi
enough 10 move the car.
Wensourg.
Inc grocery trade at Wellsburg is SO
large that customers are sure of getting
/ tne pest and freshest for a little money
ahd tnose VINO nave produce from their
farms receive the highest market price.
ne town IS composed of four blocks.
making Main street two blocks long and
ne centrifugal force holds 1T within that
s"unds; yet Just outside Is a blacksmith
shop when is being rushed almost
,.as ICY a,u ,uus-s !, anu aso
i.ess nerhans thai, >, = ms
of the staf, W. 49, -, ,iI
tants and thu s,y;,g t;,
lhaye ALWAYS win va,,,,l ca,nn+ a,,,,l,.
lthis na,.+ AZ ,.,,,,,s,,. co,,,,t,, % ~
PRESERVATION ,,,
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4 <Aekley
ne Woriu says ~ is declared that
4 ~. ~. Woouru1l1 is snort IN ms accounts
70 'ne town OF e'elwein,s of which he was
1 Clerk, py the sum OF 500. People here
4 VINO. VINO nave known him Tor years, who
Knew him as publisher of the Tribune,
slVe MIN the bene1itsof an honorable
past and are inclined to discredit the re-
4 port. II is not saying that man, hon
est in principle and practice turnout
4 life, can not fall, but they are Willing
to give him: the benefit of their conf
.se .nu assels s'ae ne WIN maze a
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Burlington.
4 Hawkeye: Verify truth is stranger
than fiction" Almost allsthe Hawkeye
4 readers remember. Rev. H.8t,. Dunn. who
I succeeded Rev Stocking as pastor OF
lsthe First Methodist church. and occu-
lnied the pulpit here from 1890 until 1889.
/ REV. Dunn died in Europe some wears
ago His widow, a Charming lady. who
left many friends in Burlington. who
Twill congratulate her upon her good for
tune. took up her residence in Duluth
I Mimi Among the property left nv her
husband was a bunch of stock In one 81
the Wonderfully rich iron mines in the
row world famed Mesaba range. The
stock was acquired at the comparative
/ y siiiaii outlay OF souV' q rev Gays ago
s-''i ,. A1u'ih VINO haa Deem noidins on
ssainse .he huNice o., ner trends CHS
~. u llel iolalhes lof me mel sum OF
ss'-'voV'
/ Arlington.
4 a number of our business men are
located since the fire as folo,ys. q,
4 Van Gerpen and Gerhard brothers on
1.-the north side of the Wiiliam Driver I'M
rlement shed with 4, full line Of s,a,a,.sl
/ merchandise and hardware. N n Iaver-
Ike and p. NJ. Swyter in the first storyfof
/ the Royce building, While Miss t.. Swy-
ter and A. Carter occupy the second
Istory, j. Arends in the Gersema SAMPLE
lroom, Folkert Bengen has moved q,
small building on the south end Of his
Hot and is ready to meet the demand Of
his patrons in the harness line. t.. NJ
Decker has received his new stock OF
drugs and is located In the rear end Of
the bank building. j, Valentine with a
4 rsw STOCK OF leweiry can be found over
.. ., anu =. y.
50 oi,iss,
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~, : ''e'' VII De p'aceel IA .ne
aioux City.
Dick Mott Of Des Moines a young
man no Is engaged in the Touring bus
mess there and who has visited In Sioux
City number of times. passed thru
town Yesterday from Lake Andes.
where he had been on duck hunting
expedition. Mr. Mott not only carried
/ away from Lake Andes good lot of
lcucks, but he also carried the recollec-
/ .ion OF very narrow escape from
aeath Last Wednesday he was out In
a boat a long distance from shore when
me waves rocked 80 high that finally
me lisnt craft was capsized Weighed
4 ao" as. ne was With his trappings, Mr..
slott mao n1ueh difhculty in getting out
| q ms MATER. me depth OF the lake for
lhe greater part O the distance be-
tween the point OF capsizing and the
shore was wa ABOUT hve and one-half feet
1 ueep' put mere were sfretcAes where
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