Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-18

NIrons
i Chas winquist was In Omaha las
week with car load of o. I. c. hog.
for his father The average age o
them was 1919 months and the average
weight 29S and they sold at $3.50.
Woodstock.
Five car loads of cattle We're shipped
| from here Sunday morning H. Thomp-
] son of Webster City, three. and A
Mcintyre, two. Mr.. Mcintyre also
shipped two loads of cattle from Vim
cent Tuesday morning.
Stafford.
A deal was closed up last Saturday
thru Bengston & Anderson where
| by Emil Z. Renquist and John Almel
come into possession of the e. T
Friedrich hardware stock, and the in
voicing will commence next Monday.
Malvern.
Malvern's high school building was
destroyed by fire last Wednesday, II
was fine two story, six-room brick
structure and was valued at 100000
There was but about $4,000 insurance.
All books, furniture and apparatus were
also destroyed.
Clear Lake.
Mrs. Vincent's uncle, resident of
New York, died a few days ago, and
lit is reported left fortune OF several
hundred thousand dollars. 1t happens
that Mrs. Vincent and a few brothers
are the nearest relatives and IL is prob
able that they will thus receive a
greater part of this property.
Tabor.
Samuel Savage, one Of the prominent
farmers Of Green township, topped the
market with five head Of steers sent
to South Omaha Wednesday with some
butchers stuff shipped by William
Duncan. The steers averaged 1914
pounds and sold at $3.50. Mr.. Hodg-
kinson also sent a car OF cattle to South
Omaha Wednesday,.
Fonda.
F. M. Conroy has patented con-
bined hay rake and tedder that
promises to become the popular ma
chine in the hay field. When used as
a hay rake. it had side delivery that
leaves the hay in windows without
the necessity of manipulating the rake
with a lever. In a moments time the
rake may be converted into a tedder
without the least inconvenience.
Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Seaman's little
baby has for some time been a great
sufferer from the effects of an inflamed
and enlarged eye. DR.. Arthur was tend
ing the child and he decided that the
only thing to do was to remove the eye.
and on last Thursday he sent for DR..
Kelley of Carroll, an eye specialist who
came and removed the eye, and the
little one is doing remarkably well.
Woodbine.
A special train of IS cars of cattle
went into Chicago Saturday over the
Illinois Central. The shippers were HI.
f.. Johns, Charles Moss, William Ell
bert. Charles and John Hunt. In adj
dition to these gentlemen Paul Gilbert
and Earl Deputy accompanied the ship
ment. The party was provided with
a coach The shippers all seem we'll
satisfied with the way their stock
sold.
Allison.
The State Bank Of Allison is making
a good many improvements in the in
terror Of the building this spring. The
counter space has been enlarged by
adding a length enclosing the space
occupied by tne sdle, anu Oh lhls s,a
ditional counter is the presidents Win
dow. 1t is also being revarnished thru
out and a new single door has taken the
place of the double DOORS
Pennington.
Mr.. H. Flessenkner. accompanied by
Constable Hermuth both of West Point
Ia, passed thru here Wednesday en-
route to Mt. Sterling in search of one
|Getherskau, whom Mr.. Flessenkner
claims stole a saw mill from him. II
appears that the man they We're look