Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-16
Friday, May II. 1889.


Saver thousand bushels 0. corn
iay-every day-will be chewed up ny
the glucose works when the ;ares new
boilers are in place alon gside the Other
twenty or more This more ;Ean
Years time.
William KsnoYe- is receiving the
concentrations Of comrades over me
news mat his pension has been al
lowed" Thu pension was a. the rate
Of 81 pe- month with $500 back pen
sion.
The restless IA dies Of the Cemetery
A!d have another grand scheme atoo'
+, may as Well be put down as accom-
Dl.snad. for anything they undertake
goes thru This tine I IS the erection
If handsome chapel II R!vers:de-an
Improvement r7ost needed. but one iaai
Wi FAX even me energy and manage
N IN, # the ladies' 70 accomplish. They
nav. some -uoney On hand. and pro-
rose 10 keep righ- on in The good Work
OF a!nass!ng capital until ineE nave
enough. The Chimes % Normandy
will d 2 starter. but our people srou d
assist In some kind ~ benefit 'oF
the purpose mat w!li bring greater
pe-cen. Of prof, 10 me benehciaries.
Saturday. May 49, 1889.
Union cor-esp 5n denee: Large cat
FISH and pickar-l are being brought 70
town oy me bushel.'
II Ihis kind Of weather continues
long the city dads VIII have reToiu-
,lon on their hands. Hydrant water
Is bad enough under me best circIm-
stances. 0ut just row-ugh' How long
is il going 20 take the council 20 ge'
in motion on THIS question:
"Mrx. Roxy B44son Hill and Miss
Matte B=esoa are among the NJ"
Voices in The Chimes of Normandy
Mrs. H.rs soprano is vel known. ant
Mss Matte * said 70 possess splen'
did alto voice"
Mrs. Sancv Crawford died al he'
home. I0j East Lincoln street
TIE first band concert OF the sea
son was given from TIE Tren ont bal
cony BY the Marshailtonn band IN
band which ranked as the best il
state was the idol Of the city. Tn
organization at rha, time vas beiI:
considered seriously for the Frs
regir7en1al band Of the Iowa Ma
.
ganization and it's insirumen tatior
follow: Fred York. T. f Williams
,ubas: Ike {. Speers. euphonium
Charles CarothArs. frs; tenor: Al {
Evarist, second tenor: Cha rles ". No
bic. solo alto: John Lindsted.. frs
alto: John ". Lover. second alto: Mel
Yin Long. third alto: c. s. Hickof
saxopnone. John Ensrninger. piccplo an
Z
Thomas n Dering. Edward Plougf
Louis Miller. p cla-inets: Eugene
onlirzer director and Z cornet: Fran
York solo cnrret: 4. Y. Bolmar
first p corne,: Al 8. Richards. sec
> ond p corne,: Ed q Choste. teno,
drum and traps: VIII G. Hoeck. bas
drum.
81 Final ar-an geH1ents FOR the annus
old settlers picnic "a the fair ETonnc
on June 20. we're made at TDesui
held at L. Arnlbruster's store. The 70
lowing com n!-tees we're chosen: Chi'
marshal. Sheriff J. s. Hixson: assis'
ants. W. II. NeatherIy. ]. 6. Brown
- program. y. 3. Varnum. B. a. Beeso
James Crabtree. J. NJ Parker, Hem
MoIer. ]. e. Lander: grounds. Geors
Steward: E Hurlburt. Herman Banei
printing. L. Ar-nbrustsr. g. 2. CaproI
sneakers stand and platform. Geort
! Click. N. Stone: badges, II. r. Val
mum. George Click y. B. varnum vi
Parker. secretary.
Sunday. May 10. 1889.
Z Rev. r. W. Woodrow conducted Sc
Y vices at the old stone church" Gln
:. lversalist. now st. Paurs EpiscopaD. q