Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15


ing, was reopened Tuesday evening with
a banquet given by the Modern Wood
men. The building looks as well as 1t
did before the fire.
The Onawa Gazette will hereafter be
and Fridays. Their first publication in
week.
New sheron News.
Special to Times Republican.
New Sharon, Feb. Ia great fight
has been on here for several weeks over
the granting of druggists permits to-
sell liquor. The end Was reached Tues
Gay, when Judge Dewey granted to
Charles p. Roe. & Co. ten months, per-
nit on trial.
Two important business changes have
resulted here during the POST few days.
i. H. Crowder has sold his interest in
the implement business TO his partner
Zion. j. "A. Garner, and has bought the
Ives Interest in the general store Of Ives
& Roberts.
Robert Burden, for many years a res
ident of this section, died a few days
ago AT his home in Burden, Kan, the
liclty which was named in his honor.
James Quinn, formerly a resident here
and once a member of the legislature
for Scott county, died at his home in
| Duvali, Mo, ged nearly 81.
TIE revival meetings at the NJ. f.
\ church in this city close tonight after
Accomplishing much good
1 Will Barrett, son of w. a. Barrett, of
this place, Low residing at Knoxville,
Mo-, had a foot injured recently 50 bad
/ ~ that he will be laid up for months
4 and his wife is dying of consumption.
a son of Thomas W.ymore, of Union
with an ak and 1t is thought that he
i Will probably be a cripple for life.
NIontezuma.
Special to Times Republican.
Montezuma, Feb. l5.--John Fulton i:
1.-the new man with S. T. Albin in the i'm.
element store
There are all kinds of rumors about I
new railroad from Des Moines to IoWs
T,sC,lty and Nluscatine that is To come Thu:
way. Meetings are reported from mos
.igother towns on the proposed line, but 81
liar no one here has been able to Learn
any more about it than the newspaper
had.
S. RI Dryden has sold his 1oo-acr
!. farm Just north of town 10 j. H. Por
t ter; consideration. little over $40 pc
& acre MIR. Dryden has purchased
4 there this spring.
=, Quite a number of Odd Fellows iron
here go to Deep River tonight to d
DIR. T.. b. Williams has purchased tn
= IL the opera house, and takes possessio
! soon Mr. Taylor has boughts lots
: little farther from the square and wi
build thereon as soon as the weathe
: win permit.
Thomas Hutchinson has purchase
the Farmer property in east Montezum
and will move IN from his farm abou
+ March ].
are advancing here.
: willians.
+ Special to Tines-R Republican.
: Williams. Feb. Sc. Z. Buell. ha
! sold out his furniture store TO w. /
! Rick. who has for several years clerke
q for Crabtree 81 Wilde. We understan
that MIR. Buell. will engage in some ott
Ter line of business here.
MIR and Mrs. NJ. Caruth are visitln
: in Illinois and will attend the weddin
i oil Miss Lippincott, who visited at tn
u | Caruth home last summer.
j. l.. Siegel. our new clothing and she
: merchant, viii open his nsw store FL
I. day (this) evening.
e The subject OF Rev. Wylie at II
/. Presbyterian church next sunday ever
a ing is What Would Jesus Do"
e Frank Ripley has gone 10 Triumph
J. Mimi, where he will work on a pape
i, His brother Ernest is telegraph opera
: .or there.
George S. Lane was down from Wei
: ster City Monday.
N. f. Howard was at Webtser Gil
n Monday.
$ County Superintendent Gerber VIZ
!. down from Webster City Tuesday.
i Miss I.eona Harrison is at Eag
o Grove visiting her sister, Mrs Herbel
Z Hodge
z DR.. ID. A. Robertson visited at Oman
! and Kansas City the first OF the Wee
Death Mt Corning.