Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-01
MARSHALLToWN
Friday. AUG. ?. 1889.

Mr.. Wellington Russell. of E.iscomb,
reports that the oat harvest is in pro-
gresS in that neighborhood. The yield
is good. from fifty TO sixty bushels per
acre, and the grain is OF q very excel
lent quality A load OF oats from John
HauSers farm TIRES he'd out seventy
two bushels. indicating about seventy
five bushels per acre from that par
ticular piece. All crops are looking
we'll"
Normal Notes: Mr.. ]. W. Wells, of
this city, demonstrated to the normal
ties the shortest, dearest method OF
extracting any cube root that can be
given
At the home of the brides parents. on
Bromley street Rev. William Bryant
united in marriage Frederick A. Savage
of New York City. and Miss Emma
Loyer.
Saturday. Aug. 8. 1889.
The republican county convention
was held at the east court room. with
William Battin as temporary chairrna n
and W. r. Moninger as temporary sec
rotary The convention later made the
; temporary officers permanent. Ad-
dresses were made by Thomas Swear
ingen. Col J. NJ. Parker. j. l.. Carney
and Judge Henderson A delegation te
the state convention, to he held in De:
Moines on the 18th. was chosen. and tho
uninstructed, was generally considered
to be for Wheeler for governor, a:
against Captain Hull, of Des Moin IS
+! and Captain Hutcf1ison. of Ottumwa
( The latter was the nominee at the stat'
/ convention. Delegates to the count.
! convention from Marshalltown were a:
/ follows: First ward. T. c. Let's. A. G
( Click. Harry East, s. d. Palmer Georg'
Stephens: Second ward. p. r. Wanberg
g. D. Niles, T. A. Sieg. Robert Spear.
G.. Brown. A. F. Haradon: Third ward
! D. T Smith, NJ. Waterman. G. w. Cal
houn, w B. Kibbey, W. f. Smelling. G
S. Shiliato w. w. Miller; Fourth ware
y. H. Johnston. F. 3. McGrew, y. W
Wood. J. L. Williams, Al Satia, and W
A. Smith.
Sunday Aug. 4, 1889.
The Presbyterian church, newly re
modelled and redecorate was used TO
services for the first time. Incandescen
lights were a feature OF the improve
ments.
Monday. Aug. 5, 1889.
General Manager Ackert, of the low
Central issued the following circuia
under date of Aug. IL: The lease be
tween the X. &; W. railway and Center
Vile. Moravia G. Abba having terminal
ed. the Centerville. Moravia & Abb
railroad will be operated as an indie
pendent company on and after this dat
Following is list Of officers In charge
y. H. Redmon, superintendent; A.
Banks. general freight and passeng'
agent: f. S. Benson, auditor; Steh Zu
treasu General offices, Marshal
town, Iowa"
Tuesday, Aug. 6, 1889.
Gilman correspondence: The to"
begins to wear a familiar look aga
as the swallows homeward fly. w
Rockhill returned from his VISIT
childhood friends in Indiana yesterds
on No. 3. his towering form adorn'
with a plug hat and dignified manne
with which he received the usual col
gratulations.'
chicken hunters are sliding out
the sly. The birds are full grown al
l plenty
Wednesday. Aug. 7, 1889.
Gilman correspondence: Lit
Chester Dunkle is suffering quite
verely from erysipelas in the face. T.
swelling incident to the disease h
closed his eyes and blistered one 81
of his face all over. He is little be
ter this morning.
"Mr. Ben Morgan has purchased
fine roadster. He got the horse at Ii
comb
The infant daughter of Mr.. and M
Chris Reimer. 202h South Ih'
avenue. died Of cholera infantum.
THE state equalization board IL
night notified Auditor Willis that I
assessment on all Marshall county r.
estate had been raised 10 per cent. III
is double the raise of two years ago
indicates that realty in this county
steadily increasing in value. 1t nee
states full three weeks extra WORK
the part of the auditors force.
/ Thursday, Aug. 8, 1889.
WILLIAM Tomlinson, OF Marie'
brought in the first fax OF the sea-
Yesterday. He had a fine yield OF g
grain
/, MIR. J. P. Dotson. late OF Eldora,
more recently engaged in newspa
work on the Pacific slope, has takel
position with the Reflector as city G