Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-20
Friday, Dec. q.

Friday, Dec. II.
"Messrs Frank and Fritz Haradon
are home from Faribauit for the noll-
days"
Fred Armbruster, Guy Savage.
George Stiles, and Frank Pierce are
home from Iowa City to spend the
holidays"
Saturday, Dec. u.
A Christmas tree for the pupils OF
the industrial school was enjoyed py
many little girls.
"All the incoming passenger trains
were crowded with people today, most
of whom doubtless came to make pur-
chases for the holidays"
The skating is the finest ever
known. when weather and ice are both
taken into consideration. and the
amusement is not monopolized by the
small boy alone"
There hasn't been a day for weeks
that almost all the available hltchlns
room around the court house square
has not been occupied by teams.
Clerk McLeran issued licenses 10
wed 70 the following: Herman Baasch
and Eliza Monckemayer, Hans Chrls-
Hanson and Mary Johnson, GeolSe
Uric Nyden and Ida Hansen D. r
Rasmussen and Mary Jensen, john w.
kunkel and Catherine Schmidt, Eo-
ward Robertson and Mary "aiseme!eI
of Melbourne, G. w. Abbott and Rachei
Deal Of ST. Anthony, and Arch bracN-
cit and Mary l.. Williams, OF Marietta
Sunday, Dec. %.
Special Christmas exercises were
held by the Congregational Methodist,
Presbyterian, and United Presbyterian
Sunday schools.
Monday, Dec. "a.
1.-The Waits Christmas a cantata'
was given at the Presbyterian church.
The Christian Sunday school gave its
Christmas program.
The young ladies who managed the
charity bail had the satisfaction OF
turning over to the Industrial schooi
the handsime sum of s117.15.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Webster are
here from St. Paul to eat turkey
Tuesday, Dec. rs.
Ira Alvia Lay. teacher Of Green
Mountain, and Miss Maggie Adaline
Rice. also of Green Mountain, were
married by Rev. ]. H. Niblock at the
Rice home Christmas afternoon.
Miss Hattie Calhoun and Ernest E.
Jones, the latter of the Union Pacific
at Omaha, were married by Rev. j. II.
Rhea at the w. H. Calhoun home.
Rev. w. R. Scarritt performed the
ceremony that united in marriage w.
E. Statler and Miss Ida Arson. The
/, wedding took place at o'clock at the
Horace Arson home.
| After an unbroken stretch Of beauti-
! full fall weather. including warm
! Christmas day, the weather changed
Christmas night and at o'clock snow
| began falling steadily. The fall con-
tinued all night and until noon the
next day. The wind came UP during
Christmas night. drifting the snow, and
all that was lacking to make UP the
proportions of a genuine cid-fashioned
blizzard was a low temperature.
| Albert Fredlund who had come from
Omaha ten days before, died at the
home Of his parents on South Second
street.
Pat Muldoons Irish Comedy and
Specially Company appeared at the
Odeon in 'sMuldoon's Neighbour" The
audience was not large.
Wednesday, Dec. rs.
GooQ-Dye 10 that me river Skat-
ing
The storm was too much for the
street railway company. They at
tempted to move cars at a. M, hoping
to keep the track clear, but had to give
it up"
! Christmas at the soldiers home was
celebrated quietly by the veterans, the
/ chief feature being a grand dinner The
bill Of fare was extensive enough to
suit the most fastidious, and hand
somely printed menu cards were gotten
up for the occasion" 1.-THE member
ship of the home on Dec. 26, 1888. was
314.-Ed.]
Newton Beers" Lost in London
appeared at the Odeon.