Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
The Record boasts that Roland pos
sesses now the best equipped creamery
in the state. the latest addition being a
freezing plant OF unexcelled qualities.

in the state. the latest addition being a
freezing plant Of unexcelled qualities.
Ames
AT the business meeting of the Bap-
fist church last week Rev S. II. Nit
chell was chosen pastor to All the pull
pit for the next six months. Rev
Mitchell accepted his first rastorate in
Ames thirty-one years ago. remaining
five years
Centerville.
Fred Townsend, of Abba, was in the
city yesterday and contracted with
Peatman & Staley for the erection of a
business building in Abba 25x1O1. two
stories nigh to cost $4,000. 1t will be
built with the famous Centerville press
ed brick and viii be the finest structure
on the square of Abba.
Lansing.
button pearl, perfect in shape and
color, weighing sixty-one grains, and
measuring three-quarters of an inch
across the top. was found by Mrs. John
Love of this city on the 11th 1t is the
finest find in the pearl line yet reported
and probably worth $1,000 Several of
fers of $500 have already been made for
1t.
Audubon.
AS an Illustration Of bad roads. the
Republican reports that DIR. Brooks
team became nlired In the mud Satur-
day afternoon near the Wright home a
mile east of town as he was trying to
respond to a cali from Sunbery's. He
had to get help to help the horses out.
The buggy was left standing in the
mud and the double tree broken. There
We're many similar situations over the
country.
Iowa City.
The city solicitor has been authorized
to prepare resolution to be presented
to the city council at its next session
providing for the paving of College
street from Dubuque street to the first
alley west of the Muscatine road, also
to Jay out a route from the business
part of the city to the cemeteries with
a view to having the same paved this
summer. 1t is altogether likely that
the latter route will go east a consider
able distance on Market street. as it is
generally understood that many prop
erty owners along the street desire paw
ing, and thence north to the cemeteries.
Perry.
w. r. Jewell, thru his attorneys and
physician, secured a settlement Of his
claim aginst the Pullman Car Company,
this week. whereby the company paid
him $500 in cash. Mr.. jewell had one
of his eyes injured by transom win
dow in tourist car falling on him
while on western trip last November.
AS result of the injury he has been
laid up all winter. Adjuster William b.
Pettet. the Pullman company's attor-
lney, was here last week and. as result
of his visit the above settlement was
made. sss The Chief Reporter says:
1t is quite evident that Dora Brown Is
bound to break into the penitentiary
again. Recently at O'Neil. Neb, man
called at the bank there and wrote let
tiers to Mr.. d. j. Pattee. president OF
the First National bank OF this city and
to o. f. Roddan, signing himself Geo.
M. Day Later on he drew sight
draft on the First national for $3.50, but
1t was not cashed and the hank here
wired about 1t. and Of course they didn't
know any such man. It seems that he
put up such strong talk that they
took the draft for collection, but ne
later disappeared. A letter from the
bank describing the Geo. y. Day ats