Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-14
Friday, March rs, 1889.

Justice Stotts is building new
residence OH North First street
THE Story City branch brought in
the usual large crowd this morning.
"Mr. ]. Mcpherson has purchased the
Jennings property on East State street
and will improve it,"
"Marshalltown people are becoming
bewildered trying to keep track OF the
miscellaneous improvements and eX-
tensions made by, the. Firmenich
Manufacturing Company. Buildings
upon buildings have gone up in rapid
succession until the works literally
spread over acres Of ground. But op-
erations have by no means stopped.
Indeed, considering the success Of the
plant, and it's magnificent and natural
field, it is questionable whether they
have fairly begun. Just at present the
fine weather Is being utilized in finish
ing three story brick, 100xs0, the roof
timbers Of which are in position. Next
will follow complete starch refinery,
in size about 10Ox65 and five stories
high, the building of which. it is said.
will begin Immediately. The unex-
pected demand for brick has exhausted
the local stock, but the company will
not wait for spring burning, but freight
in the brick for the building. AS it Is
now unrefned starch is shipped to
Peoria and there put thru the refining
process, an expensive and annoying
method. The most improved apparatus
will be put in here, and the manutac-
ture of starch as well as glucose made
complete"
At a meeting held by citizens tenn
porary organization of law and order
league was perfected the object being
to support city authorities in the sup
preston Of disorders OF all sort
Committees were chosen rs follows:
Organization. c.. E. Boardman. d. L.
Smith. Johnson Allen; resolutions. Rev.
j. H. Niblcck. Joseph Holmes. w. I.
Bailey; invitation, DR.. George Click. y.
W. Wood, Nathan Morley, Henry East,
Henry Stone.
Saturday, March Is, 1889.
"The Misses Binford, Church, Hal
bert, Niblnck, Miller, Smelling. McMil-
Ian, and other charming girls, opened
a candy exchange at Legg Bros this
afternoon, and will remain open till
s this evening. They hulldoze their
papas out of the money TO buy sugar
and their mammals out Of the use OF
the kitchen. Then they make lovely
candy and sell it cheap, and all the
proceeds go to help the poor and az
flicted.".
Advertisement: Fresh eggs, 10 cents
dozen, at Aisquith's.
Sunday, March ".
"Protracted meetings" opened at tbs
Christian church, in charge OF Rev
NJ. p. Hayden. pastor of the church
Mr. Hayden was assisted by Rev. A
NJ. Haggard. Of Oskaloosa.
Monday, March 10, 1889.
C.. H. Thomas, Of West Union
opened a new dry goods store at
West Main street.
Mayor Nelson Ames. at the first
meeting of the new council, named r
II. whitenack as marshal: J. B. Speere
deputy marshal: Henry NJ. East mem
her Of the police force: Charles F
Breckel street commissioner; JOSEPH
H. Johnston. chief OF the ire depart
ment: Charles ]. Jarvis, assistant;
Rudolnh Henry second assistant. j. G
Trotter was unanimously reelected
city clerk by the council. There hat
been much speculation On the stree
and in the newspaper as to the ap.
pointees for the differen: offices, ani
the following States" were announced
! from inside Information: Clerk, J
G. Trotter, present incumbent, Thoma!
! McLarnan, Perry Mack, D. A. Lacy, A
M. Wass: street commissioners, Jacl
Welsh, present Incumbent, Ex-Com.
missioner George r. Rarstow. Charlie!
Rreckel, William Long; marshal, d. e
Waters. present Incumbent, J. B
Speer, Elk Deputy Sheriff Charles Mi.
Ter, r. H. Whitenack. James Haskell
Al sharp, 8. T. Waterman, Ex-C Con,