Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
The NEWS FROM HOME
What Iowa People Are Doing in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

trial was 1872. Drunkenness was very
very scarce, only thirty-two arrests be-
ing based on the ground of intoxicatlon
Twenty five men and women were
pinched" for peddling without licenses,
thirteen arrests We're for fast driving
and hundred or more were distributed
among various petty offenses.
Fairfield.
The work OF improving the public
park has been begun by the hauling of
c.nders for the foundation OF cement
walks which will be laid during the
coming summer. The level of the park
will also be raised a couple of feet with
ditt taken from the streets soon to be
paved. and Fairfield will then have
real park, instead of mudhole, accord
| Ing to a local writer.
Council Bluffs.
| The real estate transfers during the
past week have been unusually heavy.
This is always the case about this time
in the year, say the realty men, and the
heavy transfers are nothing uncommon
for this season of the year. The trans
fer of real estate usually begins a few
Gays prior to March and continues uns
It'll about March 10. The transfers dur
tsins. the n.st waaL .errecats nearly
$500, 600.
This city receives 100000, instead of.
$780, 900. for a government building. This
is good news to Creston people, and the
appropriation should be ample to erect
a magnificent building in this city for
the home of the government postofiice
I. "a,
Federal co,,rt established hero as thr
ground has already beer,s n,,re.h a sed. and
Sost mt s5.0oo II u bo,,ed that work
,v;ll he hee,,n IN the nelv STRUCTURE az
snon &c sn,;ne nna,,s. IN and as n,,,eh;
- nracticah,e az me worl, he done The
o5,,i,,,, eaason
Nlusea'ine.
l Inc hetall Mercnahts ascension OF
aiuscatine heid a successful meeting az
tne cley nan f'riday evening. ne
port OF the committee OH constitution
and by-lawsA was heard ana accspeeu
| with a rev aeslra 9ie 5cnans y spil.'>-
,hs ne 81 .ve,,v retail
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SnAff1on.
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Gas county this year eiiaii ~ .iiis "
Gus time IN the history OF tie county.
Most OIL them were ~ farm ANUS a1'u
me changes We're lliaas " .fiNs si '..
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I.rine,ne ti,a t.,l ane,ur,tSof land yal,l- :
ATOMS ti,at changed hands in Lucas
county This sn,.inr To nearly s125OOo,
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burlington.
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given the mater 5aleeh'ion shae .'i.'
rev year mas prousnl Ds.ler remand M.
lot real esta'e anu lilae Win .i'ls il''-
proved c''iui.loii " .i.e ii'ss
Set ! mere must come ll.crs-iseu s'ctiNses
III the pllialNs trace y. isedi estate lliell
report nunper OF hanusot'leS uesa's coil-
summarized others st'ii hailsiilS mrs aliu
pfedAlct tnat as soon as .he Msaller SET .
lies doWn ana 'he itose ieases .'is
ground everybody IN me puilails me
Viii nave ms hands 4 Vii. karcnilsc1s are
pusy, put the season Is not $ uillcieheis
advanced TO 90 INTO us taiis, much OF
tleir work IS OIL preilrflihary charaeter.
ihey also predict gooa, pros porous
season Tor me pullders. Mosl OF tils
fsvermer are looking Tor y breakup NJ
lile ice an aions ehe Nisslssippi river
soon. ana tney are OF the OPINION tnat
me Navigation season VIII open some
what earlier than ltsdid year ago.
4 Ottu n,wa
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