Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

A car load of fish was placed in Wall
Lake this week. - A second hay
crop is now being cut from the Goose
pond land.
Carroll.
The Presbyterian church here is still
without a pastor. the minister to whom
the congregation recently issued call
declined.
Hampton.
Steel rails are arriving here every
day for the Great Western extension
and the Chronicle presumes the work
of track laying will soon be in order.
Gearing.
Several new residences will be built
in Fearing this fall. r. r. Pollock,
Bert Price and Mrs. Price have mater
ial on the ground ready for the work.
men.
Malcolm.
A great many OF the farmers are
now very busy husking and cribbtng
their corn, and in most cases they find
the yield nearly up to the average and
the quality good.
Montexuma.
f. P. Barnes is now busily engaged
reported as averaging sixty bushels to
the acre. It is OF an excellent quality,
too. as reported by the Palladium.
The deposits In williamsburg two
banks foots up over one half million
of dollars. No other town of the same
size in Iowa can make better show
ing. according to the Journal Tribune.
Sanborn.
Corn picking has been begun in this
locality and 1t is found that the yield
will be much larger than expected.
Several farmers report sixty bushels
per acre, and the average will probab-
" be over forty.
cresco.
The late planted corn and potato
crops in Howard county seem to have
materialized the best. Several of
our farmers are selling their surplus
stock because their facilities for feed
ing them won't work to their satisfac-
ton.
Bonaparte.
Glen L. Young and Martin A. Neis-
wanger. two young men of Bonaparte
or vicinity, enlisted in the regular army
at the recruiting station at Dies Moines
last week. They are cavalrymen and
will be taken to Jefferson barracks, st.
Louis.
Cedar Falls.
Mr.. Nelson, a prosperous farmer,
whose place is near Reinbeck, Is about
to move to Cedar Falls, to give his
children the advantages of our schools.
He is Just putting in the foundation for,
q large house, corner Of Bluff and
Eleventh streets.
centerville.
Articles OF incorporation OF the D1a
mond Block Coal Company were filed
for record in County Recorder Walters
office Saturday. The capital stock is
$4,000, the principal place OF business
is Mystic and the incorporates are D.
ID. and w. j. Ludwick.
Maquoketa.
The Congregational church has ar
ranged to hold series of evangelistic
services, beginning about February ],
1902. Evangelist L. e. Coad. who is
recommended by the pastors with
whom he has labored as wise and
earnest worker. will assist in the SER
vices.
.Creston.
In the federal court Edward Lavender
was arranged for selling liquor without
government license. Judge Mcpherson
fined him 500 and costs and thirty
.days Jail sentence, but made u proyis-
inc that IL the accused would pay $26
and costs within twenty days he would
be let off with that.
Iowa Falls.
The Illinois Central officials inspect
ed the site of the new depot In Iowa
Falls this week and the improvement
will probably not be made until
spring. Garden City is the name
of the new town in Concord township
on the d. NJ. i. F. & N. road. The
auction sale of lots will be held No
vember 18th.
Leon.
DIR. Frank Goodson reports that ep-
izootic aptha, or mouth disease, pre-
ails among the cattle and that he has
treated about twenty cases in different
parts of the county. This disease at
lacks the mouth. tongue, lips, feet, legs
and udder of the animal. 1t is conta-
gious to the lower animals and man.
The disease is not not often fatal but
causes much loss to stock owners.
Mt. Pleasant.
Richard Davidson of this city was
granted divorce from his wife ut Sat
Iurday.s session of the district court.
Until the past few years they had lived
together for about thirty years or more.
Mr.. Davidson charged his wife with
desertion. She resented this and fled
a suit to get hold of some of his prop
erty, claiming that she had been in
duced to sign deed thru misrepre-
sentation But no protest was made
on the trial and the divorce was
granted by default.
Denison.
Mr.. Allan Rae is expected home this
week after his long term OF service
with the United States Navy. During
his absence from home he has been
around the world. he has been to the
headquarters of the Amazon. thru the
Suez Canal, to India and the Philip
pines and seen nearly every phase OF
1.-THE worlds life Such trip is broad
education In itself but the best thing
about it is that he returns to the old
home safe and sound and we'll both II
body and spirit, says the Review.
/ Hartley.
AS an evidence that people want
land in O'Brien county and are Will
ling to pay good prices for 1t, the Her.
aid gives a few samples OF late sales
made around Hartley. Matt Error
bought 220 acres Joining Hartley, nc
buildings. SIS per acre; Hansen the u