Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-07
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

Iowa City.
Attorney General Milton Remley
of Iowa City is being urged to become
a candidate for the district bench to
succeed Judge NJ. ]. Wade, who will
retire,
Clinton.
James Cary has been appointed
steamboat Inspector of Clinton. His
jurisdiction embraces the entire length
of the Mississippi along the border of
Iowa. This position is more of sine
cure than it was years ago.
Lake City.
Calhoun township clerk. ]. III. Curry,
was in town the other morning procur-
ing quarantine regulation for the
Charles Bowling farm house, seven
miles southeast of town, for smallpox.
Mr.. Bowling has the disease in it's most
typical form, says the Graphic.
Cedar Falls.
Rev. Richmond A. Smith, pastor of
the Baptist church of Cedar Falls, has
accepted the invitation to deliver the
principal address before the national
convention of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union of America. which convenes
at Providence, r. l., July 10 next.
TT. Madison.
1t will probably be of interest to note
that the Morrison Manufacturing Com
pany of this city is now working more
men and more hours than ever before
in the history of the institution. Its
pay roll. outside of the clerical and
other office force, numbers 1888.
Mason City.
Three solid train loads OF emigrants
passed thru the city Tuesday evening
en- route north. They will be transfer
red to the Northern Pacific for points
in North Dakota. A passenger coach
loaded with emigrants was attached to
each train. There were in all about
seventy five cars.
Nevada.
James w. Shields of Chicago, west
ern agent of the New York Juvenile
asylum. was in the city Friday looking
up the chances of finding homes for a
number of children in this county. Mr.
Shields Will be remembered as the
gentleman who brought number of
children here last summer and found
homes for them. He states that he will
probably bring some more children here
in a few weeks.
Upton.
Mr.. d. b. Smith has completed ar
rangements for the erection of a new
elevator on the b., c. r. & N. tracks at
this place. 1t will be a standard ele-
vator with modern fixtures and will
have a capacity of about 10000 bushels.
Work is to be commenced as soon as
possible and pushed until completed.
Altho rot definitely known it is likely
that Mr.. Gay, who is now representing
Mr.. Smith here, will be in charge of 1T.
Cedar Rapids.
The committee appointed some time
ago FOR the solicitation of funds with
which to aid in the construction of the
magnificent new addition to st. Luke s
hospital is engaged in that work and is
meeting With liberal responses from
various persons in the community 1t
is hoped to complete the contemplated
improvements, which will convert st.
Lukes hospital into one of the finest
west of Chicago, during the coming
summer.
Sioux City.
Frank Hagan accompanied by At
torney Q. A. Irwin, has gone to Water
loo. Iowa, where Mr. Hagan will file
damage suit for $4,000 against the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North
ern railroad. The suit grows out of
the killing of Joseph Golinbeaux, Mr..
Idagan's brother-in-law, July 2, 1901.
IGolinbeaux was a prosperous farmer.
AT o'clock on the evening of July
2 he was taking to Waterloo two ma
sons who had been assisting him In
building a house. While crossing the
trucks at crossing the wagon Swas