Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-26
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

sition as substitute mail carrier to
take that of night clerk ut the Bowler
House. He will prove q reliable and
popular clerk. Mr.. j. n. Garwood has
been appointed substitute carrier In his
place."
Professor Wyrick. formerly Of the
public schools here, was married to
Miss Cora Rynearson on Saturday last
at the home of the brides parents in
Omaha. They spent Sunday in this
city with MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Myers,
and left Sunday evening for New Or
leans. where Mr.. wyrick has accepted
a position as principal"
During these solemn moments on
the last day of the month. the close OF
the quarter, the end OF the year. and
the winding up of the decade. and the
general termination of terrestrial dates,
YOU must prepare TO meet--Cyour bill;
will you have it today chimes in
visitor, followed by general collapse
of ideas.)
Wednesday. Jan. I, 1890.
DIR. Rosa Epson announces case or
Ia grippe. She thinks Marshailtown
might as well be out Of the world as
out of the fashion. and she is anxious
to keep up the city's reputation"
Miss Mabel Hood gave a fashion
able tea in honor of her guest Miss
Ethel Young. of Griunell, Monday
evening. Dec. so. All had lovely
time. and they think Mr.. Hood makes
dandy waiter
"A CO. partnership has been formed
taking effect today between Mr.. ]. c.
Dunn and Mr.. A. NJ. Parker in the coal
and wood business III this city. Mr.
Dunn selling a half interest TO Mr.
Parker. The latter is popular COM
mercial man who has resided in the
city for ten years. and Jimmy is too
we'll known TO need any introduction
TO the reader. They will make par
ticularly strong team and will get
there with any of the boys
One OF the most unique and tasty
compliment cards of the season is that
just issued as New Years souvenir
by the Su,orius Mandolin Club of this
city The club is achieving an envia-
BILE and deserved reputation. and the
Times Republican returns greeting for
la happy new year. The following WELL
known young gentlemen are members:
Guitars, NJ. H. Hanna. II. II. Miller. B.
H. Howig, Joe Rhea; nandolins. Fred
Bodies. Guy Smith. w. c. Wallace, and
~. c. Smith
AS the last day of 1889 was rubbed
off the calendar, so was the name
Bowler eliminated from everything
pertaining to that popular and we'll
established hosiery. The house. begin
ming today. will be known in the future
as The Windsor. and tho the new
name may not seem SO convenient and
,,-iI1 cot ~
to it, 1t is needless to say that the
high reputation that the house has at
tanned will be maintained in the future.
Mr.. Pickering, who has expended so
much time and fnsans and personal
energy in placing the hotel IN the front
ranks of frst-elasss, esta blishments of
the kind, is expected To arrive with his
family here from Boston in few days.
when he VIII devote his entire time to
the further Improvement IF the house
and the interests of its hundreds OF
guests. A happy new year and con-
tinued prosperity to- The Windsor is
the Times Republicans greeting. in
which ii will be joined by he trayeling
public generally. and Marshalltovn in
particular
The members of Camp Archer. after
receiving invitations 70 attend camp
fire at Wallace's photograph studio. at
No 5. West Main street. last night,
were on the 'qui vive.' judging from the
original and beautiful invitations that
they would see something new. And
they were not disappointed. 1t was
pronounced by all present TO be the
most unique and enjoyable party ever
attended in this Gity. The early part
of the evening was spent in five-min-
ute discussions. but was stopped very
abruptly by burst of music from an
adjoining room by the Sutorius Nam
doin Club of seven members. Follow
ing this came the surprise of the even
| ing. Messrs. Wallace and Urine had
turned the immense operating room
into forest. and the tents were
pitched in true camp style. None OF