Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-07
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN
FRIDAY. Nov. 8. 1889.

!
Mr.. Alva Arson. of this place. was mar
ried Oct. 81 at Denver, Colo 10 Mr.. Neli
&c. Hyerstay. business man OF that
place. They will be at home in Denver
after Nov. TO-
| Mrs. Martha S. Worthington. aged DO,
! died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
| II. o. Michaels. The body was taken to
Centerville for burial.
/ Saturday, Nov. g, 1889.
/ Mrs. County Clerk Cammack is quite
ill.,"
Advertisement; John Sundell wears
wooden shoes and serves the best 10
cent oyster stews in the city.
Empty dwelling houses in the city
are few and far between. Nearly all the
business houses are now occupied also.
There will be plenty of work in Mar
shalltown for mechanics next year.
Society Notes: Last evening
merry party OF about thirty-five sur
priSed Miss Carrie Anderson at her
home on South Second street, it being
the anniversary of her birthday. leaN-
ing rs a reminder OF the occasion a
number of beautiful presents. y merry
time was enjoyed by all. MIR. and
Mrs. a. \. Moore entertained the Haw-
thorne Club very handsomely last even
ing. :" MIR. and Mrs. 3. A. Morgan
entertained company OF friends
Thursday evening"
Mr. Jap Dotson has been under the
weather for sevral days and Went home
this morning to Eldora to recuperate.
Mr.. \. s. ketchum returned last
evening from Sioux City and other
points in the mort Invest. In the course
OF his journey he ran across several
who in view Of results, regretted that
they had been foolish enough to vote
for Boies
The democracy OF Marshalltown and
vicinity viii celebrate their victory
Tuesday evening next, Nov. IL
and all are invited to come,
no- alone the moss back and
the great Unwashed who have
constantly led the foriorn hope, but as
well everybody in sympathy With the
cause, including republicans, independ-
ent republicans. union labor men, green
hackers. mugwumps. jugwumps, and
everybody. Let everybody come and
help democracy celebrate one victory in
Iowa in forty years. Al meeting last
night Inc following committees were
appointed: Reception. n. Is. Cox, An
7hoay c. Daily. George Click. G.. F.
Kirby. j. NJ Giichrist, G. W. Harris. NJ.
X HuHaker, y. c. Nelson. Charles
Bromley. Jr.. VI. H. Kelley, NJ. +. Gard.
and I. Brown: finance. Theo F. Brad
ford, John Heisinger, Henry Drummer
William Farrand. and Charles Huh;
speakers. Byron Webster, II. Z. j.
Boardrnan. and +. 5. Midi; or trans
poT1ation. A d. Dwuelle. w @. Nc
Naughton. T. g. Garvin; on program,
". (. Hayiland. W. 7. Bailey. and A h.
Gay: OF invitation. c. ]. Lander. b. A
Morgan. George Powers. This call in
eludes everybody. Let no man stay at
home because ne is not personally in
yited by the committee. Let II be
red letter day in the annals OF Marshall
county. Those who have not been
called upon for contributions need not
feel sighted. They may call upon Mr..
Bradford and he other members OF the
finance committee this evening and
contribute their mites
SUNDAY. Nov. 10. 1889.
Mrs. c. w. Brown aged IL. wife of
z veteran ~ the civil var. died very
suddenly at her home in Taylor town
ship. she had been out TO do The milk
ing. and less than an hour afterwards
was stricken with a congestive chill
and died
Nellie, the l--months- old daughter of
MIR and Mrs. 2. Marcy. South Sixth
street. died of Inflammation of the
bowels.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Statler. Miss Margaret Statler).
Monday. Nov. II. 1889.
Governor I.arrabee issued the Official
proclamation calling for The observance
OF Thanksgiving on THURSDAY. Nov IS.
Mr. a Y French qualified today as
member OF the board o. supervisors.
.-9iessrs. Ferney and Winery. late Of
This city and nov residents OF the over
Doomea washington territory. wired
their friends IN this city: shoot prolli-
Dition Leave democratic Iowa and
come 10 republican Washington.
Assistant Postmaster Johnston was
taken quite sick yesterday, a bad cold
getting The better OF him. His illness
is not thought To be serious
Cari Holmdaie. aged %, son OF
Charles Ho'mdale, formerly OF Mar
shal,to~n but then of Des Moines. died
a. Quincy, H.. OF typhoid fever The
body Was brought here for burial.
The jury was selected and opening
+ staten Il1s we're made in the trial Of
Frank J. PETERS for the murder Of
John Gather. The jury was composed
I OF J. (. Weatilerly. s r. McLeran. c. L.
/ Lam pman. Frank Wheeler s. s. VIII
+ son. I ". Randall II. 6. Hubbard, Seth
( Newton. John Hogancamp, A. Stoffer,
1 William flanagan and D. 2. Force.
Tuesday, Nov. IL. 1889.
/ Henry Loyer. aged IS, father OF Joan