Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-06
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Reinbeck.
Horace Boies shipped two cars of cat
tie here from St Paul Monday and
drove them to his farm south of Grun-
dy Center
Eagle Grove.
Harry Meader received the very COM
forting notice few days since that he
had inherited $4,000 cash from his
grandmother
Ogden.
Some twenty or more farmers. living
south of Ogden, have organized IL tele-
phone company and will build line to
Ogden telephone companys switch
board.
Webster City.
Andrew stinerson. young man
about twenty-six Years of age who re-
sides near Jewell, was brought before
the insane commissioners Thursday and
was by them adjudged insane. He was
taken to independence.
Eldora.
The Herald believes there ought to be
at Lease $4,000 in improvements made in
Eldora during the spring and summer,
and that paper is credibly Informed
that there are a number of fine resi-
dences, a business block or two ana per-
haps a church edifice in contemplation.
The present outlook is for busy build
ing season in this city.
Armstrong.
Journal: The mulct petition having
failed, of course Emmett county is nom
inally a prohibition community. and
spirits are allowed to be sold only as a
medicine A few days ago tiiler of
store and planted a Atwo-gallon demi-
john" en- the counter. "Fill her up he
said, "baby's sick Tha. is a la
Abrams.
Mason CITY.
Mrs Frank Watson, wife If the trav-
cling shoe salesman, and her three chill
drcn had narrow escape from suffoca-
ton from coal gas. In some way the
noxious fumes from the hard coal stove
permeated the house and she was
awakened by one of the children vomit-
ing and found herself deathly sick also.
She had presence Of mind to open a
window for the fresh air and rang for a
physician who soon arrived and applied
sestoratives to place them all beyond
danger.
Aleona.
On account Of the extra work OF cat
Alleging and placing on the shelves tbs
new books that are coming in a. the
public library it has been found neces-
sary to employ an assistant to Librar-
ian f. P. McElroy In all about sl,1Ot
worth Of books have already been ord
cred. These are largely reference works
requested by teachers of the public
:c.hcs Tie soiiTt. os
have authorized the building of a small
cottage on the fair grounds for q resi-
dence for the keeper of the grounds. II
is not TO cost to exceed $500.
Audubon.
Bob Mushrush was taken back to ths
prison at Eft Madison Tuesday by Sher-
if Anderson upon order of Governor
Shaw II Will be remembered he was
pardoned two years before his term wa.
out which he was serving for compile
ny IN the i-iepe affair on the condltiof
OF GOOD pehavior. violating these condi-
s.ions ne Is taken oack 70 iinisn ms sen
fence =. ne gave .hes o!ieers some Trouble
iuehuis, 'ePu's ohsril Hulipfiress
having 10 cnase MIN an" sheot 20 MAKE
nun stop MS aceio'is mere ana hAs pun
iishi'iehe MI oe warning W ".iieis. ~
was releatsaiy requested 70 90 nsseer
out ne refused 20 follow .he ADVICE OF
even MS psst lrielus. rus parents ars
Greatly 3hur. over ms coi'aucS'
Sioux City.
A son was born Wednesday morning
at the German Lutheran hospital to
still.horn dead 10 ALI annearances INT
thanks 10 tn. hard work of the atteni-
ing musician he was hroneht 10 life
again and is now wriye,inr and Yelling
as n,sti,y as any other new horn babe,
This Il the fourth child that Mrs Hank
mas s;ven birth 10 in this CONDITION n
.vas heca,,sf. her cbi,dren we're stI;l born
mat She ven, a. the hospital for care.
,rba methods hv which ,h. child was re-
snsci,atea ara in,.ras,ing Ha wa
ssiz.d rndernaatl, ,ha ar,,n,ts and
s..,,re h,.,h ~, ms si, ,hns cnn,,,rass
iry RE 5,,,nss ANA ;nd,cinr axba;a,inr