Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25

crossing and on to the lakes The en-
terprise is believed to be backed BY
stockholders in the Rock Island road
Who already own considerable land in
the summer resort at the lakes. The
Herald thinks that such road liz built
would be a paying one. A Sioux City,
Hartley and Spirit Lake railroad would
be just the thing for an Iowa hundred
mile line the first year in this century.''
Council Bluffs.
Stella and Bonnie Ogan were Wednes-
cay turned over to the Iowa Childrens'
Home of Des Moines by the consent of
the mother and Judge Ayleswortli OF
the superior court. The girl is IA years
Of age and the boy IL. These are the
same children that Judge Ayleswortfi
refused to send to the state Industrial
school. The district superintendent of;
the home was in the city Wednesday
and took the children away with him
last night. Both children appeared glad
10 go.
Creston.
lor Groves has returned from q trip
TO the home of David Adamson in Lin
coin township and reports two cases of
smallpox. the hired man being enc of
the afflicted parties, the baby Of Mr..
Adamson the other. He says the present
cases are we'll defined and he believes
the entire family has been afflicted. The
home will be Guaranteed. as we'll as
the exposed ones. The home of NJ. Adj
amson is in that vicinity where Miss
Lipsets taught school. That lady is now
down with the disease.
davenport.
wv. y. Dittoe bought a valuable piece
~. second street property Friday from.
for the three story brick h,,i,,1ine q. sps
West Second street. formerly ocs.,nisd
by II. Richter & Sons and now hv 4
candy store and The. IJniune C,l,h whi,bs
has its rooms ON 'tl1a second t,nar : !.
The movement for a new Y NJ q a
building for this CITY has mn hse,,l
dropped. nj will NOT he ,,ntiJ .ie assn.
citation has o. home such as II should.
have in a city of I,avennort,s. sta,,al;ne
"A movement is on foot l3,,w Ia aYfop,n-
fish this pnrnose
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Dubuque.
Among suits filed for the March term
of the district court is that of Frank
sBaumgartnsr. a n,nturnan whose car
Wass.run into by milwaukee trainson
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Newton.
The Record says there was consider
able of needless worry and excitement
in Newton last Friday and Saturday,
when 1t became noised about that we
had a case of smallpox in our city. The
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Glenwood.
ffle reported case of smallpox at
sherwood ras caused apprehension;
among the relatives of persons at the
state institution for feeble minded The
state board Of control is confident there
Is no danger. All the inmates have been
vacelnated. The case was developed in
a man employed In the boiler house, fa,
removed from the institution proper.
and the case WAS isolated properly. 1t
is not known that anybody was exposed
.iail Is nov emntvs the last occ,,na,,t hs-
ing the escaped crazy man from Clar-
india The Opinion notices that in some
places in Europe they have a custom Of
raising a white. flag over an ernptv iail