Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-29
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun
dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.

dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
Iowa Falls.
The net result of the board of reviews
labors is an increase in valuation of
property in Iowa Falls of between $780,
900 and $4,000.
GAINESVILLE.
Rev. William Stice, the new pastor of
the United Brethren church, has moved
his family here from Vinton and they
are now nicely located in the parsonage.
Ames.
The Times reports that the Agricul-
tural College is now almost scandal
ously healthy. only two cases, and
those convalescent linger within the
hospital.
Newton.
Geo. Hixson. man forty six years of
age, was taken before the board of in
sane commissioners Monday. and they
recommended that he be taken to Mt
Pleasant for treatment.
Aekley.
SiXty-five trees have been placed in
1.-the park in addition 10 the large num-
her already there, and it is improved.
Twelve We're also placed in the town
lot opposite the school house.
Alton.
One of the new things for Alton this
year will be canning factory with a
daily capacity of twenty thousand cans
of corn. The building will be of frame
and sixty thousand feet of lumber will
be used in its construction.
Odebolt.
The Farmers Bank Of Odebolt will
become the Farmers National Bank of
Odebolt within a few weeks, with cap
ital of $4,000. Al a preliminary meet
ing of the stockholders lately officers for
the new bank We're selected.
Cresco.
The Times says: The building boom
has struck Cresco hard this spring, and
our carpenters and maaons are liable
to have their hands plumb full this
season. Cresco is growing to
the front in the best style of the art.
Carroll.
Mrs. Bowen received word from sfrs.
tow 49,,
left ev.. ca,,ss. ~. ~ = 'ie'
blood vessel. Mrs. Bemis Carroll friends
regret TO learn of her misfortune, says
the Sentinel.
Shenandoah.
A drive thru the southwest mart az
town in the vicinity Of the new school
house would ourprts,e any one who I'm :
not been there for a wear "A score or 50
of houses We're erected there last year
and mol less than six are row under con
slruelioa ana more Planned for in the
Armstrong.
Citizens here. after thorough in
vestisation, say there are but six cases
of smallpox in Armstrong, and they are
convalescent. In View of mary false re-
ports of a greater number. many people
Unite and state this over then s.gna-
lures in the Republican.
MI. Pleasant.
Mrs. NAV owen has hesn pranted i
divorce by Judge Smyth from her hus.
band John T.. owen They were mar.
rieet at Richmond. Ind. In Eehr,.ry
1899. She is now ernp|oyed IN. tha b,s.
pital here. and he is workin., AZ f1.t,,,,,.
wa. but his home is AT EIdon Ia
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TT =, Nlaoison.
of the canning factory is ranIfly nra.
crossing and the workmen, are ,ayine
brick about on height with the win
dow tops. superintendent Cantril and
Manager soechtig are both quite busy
In making preparations to starr The
plant for the seasons work. which is
not very far off.
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1a0os.
iMo reeeh. sundays nave been inter
es'line occasions at the congregational
because over 100 new members bar, eS we're
taken into the church on those / no DAYS
This astonishing number of new recruits
was the direct result of a big revival
meeting which was held in Tabor for
the three weeks previous.
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