Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-20

pyersyiIle.
A new warehouse and new coal
sheds are to be erected by the Equity
Shipping Association Of Dyersvilles
east of the stock yards on the Great
Western, during the coming spring,
according to plans formulated at q.
mesting held last Thursday afternoons
will be 3sx40. and work
kdS zhe Ame will begin soon. There
EWAI Gxood attendance at the meeting.
E4stGf,,o. (
SNaferloo is to have a country club.
The project was successfully launched
Wednesday evening, thirty-four Wa
terloo business men signing its arti-
cles as original charter members. It
is expected $50 members will have
been secured for the club by April Is.
The blans contemplate the securing OF.
site and the erection Of club house;
which will cost in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
Dubuque.
Theodore Arendt Of ITS White.
street, and an employe Of the A" A.
Cooper Company, was painfully in-l
tured ina fall Friday morning. With
another workman Arendt was pushing
a truck bearing sSme wagon materials
when in some manner he fell to the
floor with heavy impact. The force
of the fall was so pronounced that It
kbroke his hip. The injured man was
conveyed to Mercy hospital.
Mount Vernon.
Kenneth Lindsay. for FIVE years To-.
no he n pn1NQr and
Light Company, mas resigned az order
to take over the responsible position
OF sales manager for the J. B. Terry
Company. job5e:s and wholesalers in
electrical supplies ia Cedar Rapids. He
will begin his new duties April 15. He
came here from Dubuque. For, the
present att least. Fred Wodrich. who
has been the electrical expert at the
wapsie office, will have charge Of the
headquarters.
Bellevue.
Captain Ainsworth, Of Manchester,
in charge Of the United States fish,
cries. was here the past week to make
arrangements for the improving Of the
local fish house The building will be
raised to the top Of the bank and
new porch and cement floors will be
built New tanks and other equip
ment will be put in which will add
greatly to the betterment Of the plant.
There are only few Of these stations
maintained by the government and this
station ranks among the, best in num-
Der Of Ash rescued and shipped out to
other states.
Ontario.
Stockholders Of the Farmers Grain
Company, d Ontario, held their an
r1ual meeting recently in the COM
pany's Offices in Ontario and reports
for the year were received. Officers
elected were X. b. Morehouse. presi-
dent; "A. e. Hoss, secretary, and c. L.
Siverly, treasurer. F. 8. Jones and q.
r. Ross were elected members Of the
board Of directors for term Of three
years.. These men with J. B. Ken
needy, n. \WQplhizer, e. c. Hutchinson
and A. w. Reynolds make up the
board Of directors. The business Of
the company is under the management
of Charles Dinsmore.
Sioux City.
Plans for double tracking the line
between Sioux City and Missouri VAL
ley, thus giving the Northwestern rail-
way double tracked line from Sioux
City to Chicago and Omaha, are being
worked out by engineers Of the rail-
way, with view Of laying the new
steel this spring. While no definite an.
nouncement has been made. 1t IS
known the road has arranged for the
delivery of the steel and the necessary
ballast In April. e. B. Mcclure, su-
epe..n.eadeat, said that while the ofIi-.
cials were contemplating the build-
in6 Of the double tracked lire. no fins1
dectslon had been arrived e yet. The