Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

| them being from as far cast as Boston
! and as far west as Los Angeles The
| new y- welded pair took the train the
/ same evening yier Chicago their future
J home where Harry has u very Iucra
tive position, Both par1i--s 10 This con
/ tract as we. and favora oiy known
I here where thy haze resided since
eh.ldhood ard III. best wishes of their
host III friends follow then-
| Tuesday. Sept. IL, 1ssa.
! The L4irand ''hr.stiaa institute
! wgs dedicated at LeGranj ity exercises
( held in the afternoon In lhe evening
Rev - NJ Helfinstine WAS installed
as presider, ~ the college. tine
/ I.eGrand Christian institute later be-
! came the LeGrand Christian College.
/ and still later Palmer College. Until
] a few years ago LeGrani continued 10
| ne the home 81 the school, when ii
( moy ed 10 Albany Mo.-Ed.l
} Wednesday. Sept. IS, 1889.
( Mr. and Mrs j. W. McPh.rso
! welcome d new boy Al their home
! a little n.rte- pound girl has come
TO town and viii nave no one but Mr..
ana Mrs Charles Baker IS papa and
. mamma
Needing cake 50 delicious that it
almost nlelts witis d touch, embeilished
9y q bouquet Of simple but perfec,
elegance, graces The Times Republican
sanctum today MIR. and Mrs. NJ NJ.
Cheate being the donors. aai The mar
rage of their daughter Magce the oc-
casi0n
The mercury Went Jcwn to 70 de-
grees last nisht-the coolest yet re-
corded The frost vas NOT severe
enough do much damage
Grinnen correspondence. George
Terry has accepted q place as book
seper for Inc keichUm Wagon Works
Marshal!toSn. He viii not move his
family for TWO months. ~ he wants
that much time to Try MS Kew posi-
ton
Adam F'orepaugh's ircl,s and wild
west. showing In the latser feature
Clusters Last Rally. OF tha Battle OF
the Little Big Horn" showed in this
lciiy afternoon and eyenin.s- The aft
eTuoon audience comprised 10000 peo-
pie. Many burglaries wee reported
during the Gay. and AZ 10 o'clock al
night Frank II. Landon. an Iowa Cen.
tral conductor, captured ore at MS
nom. and turned him over 10 the po-
J lice al the point Of revolver. The
man. VINO was armed with double
action revolver and dirk, gave ths
name Of William Martin. Of Boston
i and later squealed' on mis- partner
who mad been left to guard the house
while Martin worked il. Sheriff Hix-
son went to Oskaloosa, where the cir
Gus appeared the day following. ant
arrested William Cooley, Martins pal
. On its way To Oskaloosa from this cit,
one of the circus trains was wrecked
mated his loss IS result Of the acct
dent at $4,000.
Thursday. Sept 10, 1889.
s Miss Grace Fulmer left for Chicag'
last night. where she has position II
{ a kindergarten school,
e Invitations have been issued for tn
marriage of Miss Naude Shaver
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Shaver
5 to Mr. William II. Woodworth. tn
t eldest son of c. S. Woodwork. o
! Texas. and the grandson OF w. c
Woodwork, of our city. The ceremon.
, is to occur at the home Of he bride
{ parents. Al West Nineteenth street
Des Moines, at O'Clock on the even
s ing of Sept. "a
Word received in the city from LIE
( roy Carter at Laconner. washington
e territory, told of the death Sept. IL o
: Mrs l.. a. Hughes. mother OF A. Jan
: ney and Mrs. Carter. Mrs Hughes
n who was 81 years of age, died O
e paralysi the fourth stroke OF whic
r she suffered twelve days prior to ne
death.