Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-07
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Leon.
A dog suffering with hydrophobia has
bitten number of cattle and horses
in Bloomington township and there IL
considerable excitement over the affair
Ottosen. Sos
Jake Wagner. a, farmer living hve
miles northeast of here, was seriously
hurt, Monday evening by being kicked
in the bowels by horse.
Naver!y.
Miss Mabel Redington, popular
home of her mother as a result Of 8
stroke of apoplexy which first made
itself felt when she was attending 9
dance on the evening of April !.
EClarksvilie.
j Harry Griffin, well known to Ciarks-
willie people, who for some time was
associated with Maquoketa paper
but now one of the journal clerks In
the house of representatives has pur-
chased controlling interest in the
Lake Mills Graphic.
Glenwood.
Rev. ]. B. Stanwood, who has beer
pastor of the Glenwood Congregations
church for the past year, has accepted
q call to the Congregational church al
Cromwell A farewell reception was
rendered Tuesday evening, a large COM
.pany of friends being present.
Newton.
Archie McAllister, son Of David and
Mrs McAllister, met with painful ac-
moulding some zinc plates for bat
terry and the mould being wet, the
steam flew into his face, burning him
terribly and almost running both eyes.
Wesley.
VIII McCutchin who left Wesley
about year ago locating on a claim
near Surry, N. D.. has just rellnquished
his claim for $1.400. Will had erected
a house costing about $500 on his quar-
ter SO cleared about $1,000 on the deal.
He will engage as manager Of lum-
Der yard near Surry.
Allison. 81
!. Peter Hooeger was brought before
the insane commissioners last Wednes-
day and declared insane. Sheriff John
son conveyed him to the hospital at IN
dependence. Hooeger Is q young man
living on the Harms farm south of
town and was released from Indepen-
dence about two years ago, 1t being
thought cure. had been affected.
kiron.
Owing to slight case of smallpox
the services at the churches have been
ordered closed for a time. Editor
Ward is the victim of slight supposed
case of smallpox and accordingly has
been quarantined. He has given no.
tice that the Sentinel will not be pub
lished until his visitor leaves and the
lost time extended to all subscribers.
Dunlap.
Carrier Roy thinner on rural free de-
livery No. from the Dunlap postoffice
delivered during he month, of Iarch
just passed SOS pieces of mail This
delivery was not quite SO many as the
January and February deliveries, but
the sales and cancellations on the route
this month have been the heaviest
since. the establishment Of this route
Waterloo.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Wa
terloo paper company have been filed
with the county recorder. The capital
stock Of the company is placed at $780,
900. The incorporators are j. d. White
and A. c. Smith. The latter conduct
ing the business here for the past year
or two. The new corporation will han
die print paper, envelopes, grocers' and
butchers paper, willow ware, etc.
colfax.
The large eleven room house Of w.
e. Hill, in Buena Vista township. was
destroyed by a fire last Monday after
noon, which originated from register
thru which a stove pipe passed in the
ceiling. The wind was blowing a gale,
and the quick spread of the flames pre-
vented the assembled neighbors from
saving more than half the contents
The loss on building is about $1,000
with only $500 insurance. The contents
We're insured for $160.
Fairfield.
At the Fairfield horse sales last week
one driver brought 1915 and draft
$2S5. Six horses We're sold in success
sion which averaged s236 each. The
bidding was sharp and spirited and
good horses brought long prices "A few
years ago it would have been difficult
to dispose of these animals at 25 per
cent of present prices. The BREEDER who
maintained his standard Is now reap
ing his reward
Pissah.
Prospects are good for securing
ffty-barrel Touring mill at Pisgah in
the near future. John Rawlins mil
Ter from Woodbine, was here several
days last week looking for stock. When
Mr.. Rawlins went away Saturday night
he said enough had been subscribed SO
the mill could be built. This is prob
ABLY as good point for mill as can
be Pund in western Iowa and the Mis-
souri, river, ten or twelve miles west,