Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-26

Kingsley.
Kingsley has organized a good roads
| association. and has raised fund OF
$1,000. The membership includes sew
enty- five automobile owners.
Plymouth junction.
A large force Of contractors have ar
rived at Plymouth Junction to do the
grading for the new Rock Island tracks.
They expect to be here q few weeks.
Waterloo.
| Articles Of Incorporation for the Loyal
| Labor League, an organization OF wage
I carriers banded together for mutual aid,
swere filed with the county recorder.
1ristow.
A change will take place the LIST of
l-June In the local management Of the
Corn Belt Telephone exchange. At that
| time Mrs. Royer will retire and Mrs. F.
| I. Newbury will assume charge.
Eethervills.
The electrolier lighting system Is to
be extended to and including the Ma
sonic block on North Sixth street
There will be FIVE of five burners each
| IN the Emmett House block and two In
front Of the Masonic block
Wavsriy.
Al Goodnow. arrested for selling q
bass to hotelkeeper before the law
had opened the fishing season, was
found guilty and was fined SIS. in ad-
dition to costs. Of IS. He chose to
lay the amount out in Jail. Deputy
state fish wardens prosecuted the
case
Oelwein.
At the meeting Of the city council
| Monday evening It was decided that
considerable paving Is to be done in
Oelwein the present season-something
like twenty-six blocks being included
in the project. The matter was dis
cussed at considerable length by the
council before action was taken, which
resulted in the affirmative by vote
| Of Ave to one.
Merrill.
The people have spoken ana by an
almost unanimous voice they said that
Merrill needs and must have new
school house comm ensurate with the
progressive spirit of the town. One
hundred and eleven votes for the prop
osition and only six against It, The
only regret heard was that instead Of
a $4,000 new brick school house 1t
should have been $4,000. or even $685.
| 900.
Alsona.
The county expertm ent station on
! the county farm began operations last
week. Professor Mcdonald. the ,Ames
man who has the work In charge. was
here for several days and superin-
tended the planting Of corn on the
plot of ground set aside for that pur-
| pose. Myron Schenck, f. B. Heaton.
Al Falkenhainer and other local en-
thusiasts assisted to some extent in
| the preliminaries.
WavsrIy.
II. A. Morey and. J. Ruddick are
yerv fond of mushrooms and they
took a day of last week to look for
them. They had fairly good success
until they were ordered off q mans
farm. They offered to settle for any
damage they had done in walking thru
the woods, and were informed that
thew might give him what they saw At.
They searched themselves and Morey
| found go cents and Ruddick Is cents,
which the land owner took In full set
Element for all damages.
AIsona.
Corie Brothers. living four miles
east OF town, lost fine draft stallion
q few days ago while shoeing the
animal at the Gillespie blacksmith
shop. The horse had been placed in
the rack for shoeing. as he was hard
| to manage. when he gava a couple of
lunges, blood spurted from his nos
trils and In thirty seconds he was
dead Clint Corie. one Of the owners,
saw the whole performance and at
taches no blame to anyone for the
loss.
Spencer.
| r. p. Ewing is building fne auto
garage on the lots just north OF MooFe's
livery barn. Tho building Will have 4
frontage Of seventy hve feet and be
eight feet deep. . basement under the
east end twenty ~ seventy hvs feet.
The building Win ~ built Of cement