Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-13
THE eR,NNELL NEWS.

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ness meeting of the Grinnen Gun oiu.
Will be held Wednesday, Jan. 18th AZ
7::30 O'Clock p. m. at Cards snoe store
There will be an election OF otncers
and other important business.
Miss Viola Scheh, county superin-
tendent of schools, has announced that
she will not be candidate for county
superintendent another term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Durham are the
parents OF little daughter born yes
terday morning.
j. w. Sawyer's condition is some
what improved, altho the wound viii
be long time getting well.
Hon. c.. N Goodwin, assistant cor
poration counsel, OF Chicago, visited
over Sunday with Mr.. ]. w. Jeffer-
son.
Last evening about $3.50 o'clock the
fire boys were called out, and the en-
tire length of hose was strung thru
the streets to Carney, Brande & Clark's
lumber yard. Some one passing along
the street had seen some steam es-
Gaping from the roof OF the building
and it being the first steam that he had
seen this winter, he nistook it fol
smoke and turned in an alarm. This
may be taxed UP to the new boiler
for had it not been working well, there
would have been no steam and conse-
quently no alarm.
There was q council meeting last
night at which ordinance No. 1S6 Ii
LICENSING and regulating bowling alleys
was read for the first time. The or
dinance was referred back to the or
dinance committee who will complete
and bring it before the next council
meeting. The council doesn't feel like
licensing the alley and yet they want
the manager of the alley to pay about
$500 year for the privilege of rum
ming. Mr. Tresser was on hand and
said that the fee in Marshalltown is
$50 for the first alley and $3.50 70,
loosa the fee is $12.50 for each and
|every alley. The committee will have
an Interview with Mr. lesser and sec
what kind of an arrangement they cal
make with him SO as not to license tbs
ALLEY. The judges and clerks Of the
coming election were appointed.
Mrs. f. NJ. Vittum is recovering from
a severe illness.
Dr. r. C. Pippin has purchased the
New York store and is now in pos
session. He has things Strengthened
around again and is doing rushing
business.
At the home OF Herbert Stone on
Third avenue, at o'clock on the ever. :
ing of Thursday, Jan. s, 1903. occurred
the marriage of Chas. Heitsman, of
New Sharon. to Miss Martha Stone, OF
Oskaloosa, Rev. Stoddard officiating.
The Fidelity Encampment will hold
La meeting on Friday night, Jan. 10th.
Members are urged to be present.
J. G. Pangmeyer who has been in the
insurance business here for several
months but who for the past few weeks
has been doing business in the north
ern part Of the state is in a serious
condition from the effects of exposure
yesterday while walking from Mar
shalltown to this city. The report is
that in his walk his nose. face. ears,
fingers and both feet were frozen and
that one of his feet is in such q con-
dition that it Is feared that 1T will
be necessary to amputate some of his
toes. There is also some danger of
pneumonia.
Mr.. Will Lamphere and son, of
Chamberlain, South Dakota, arrived
Yesterday They report more snow
than they have known in years, there
being two feet on the level.