Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-05
Eridax pse 6. 1889.

Perry woodruff says the skating
was fine on the river this morning
| The ice is very smooth
The oldest inhabitant' hasn't any
thing more to say, this weather Simply
beats his time. There are no flies on It.
for a fact
"Will Crinklaw. a young gentleman
in the employ of Mack Bros, met with
a painful accident this morning. While
engaged in drilling in LeEnoN's ma
chine shop, the third finger OF his right
hand was caught in the machine and
SO crushed as TO require amputatlon
! between the first and second joints.
He bundled it up and walked up to
DR.. Harris office and submitted 10 the
operation without hinching.
I'VE see by the local papers that a
First Nationa, bank is to be started at
Fort Pierre, Oak. with Eugene Steere
as president and Frank Sutton as CASH
Ter. Frank graduated from the First
National Bank of Marshalltown. His
rapid advancement is very compliment
tary all around
McCabe & Young's Ministries ap-
peared at the Odeon.
F. NJ Thomas post, G. A r.. elected
officers as follows: Commander. J. E.
Wildman: senior vice commander.
James Cammack: junior vice COM
mander G. D. Pegg; chaplain, Rev. j.
c. MCGEE: surgeon. T. j. Fletcher;
quartermaster. j. G. Brown: officer OF
the day S. Tobey; officer of the guard.
j. WINERY: delegates to state encanp-
ment, Rev. ]. c. Magee and A. n.
French
Saturday, Dec. 7, 1889.
The Willow Hill school house was
dedicated With "a very excellent pro-
gram under the direction of Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor Hubbard and Mr.. Charles
Pontius.
"Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Burritt,
on the 4th a daughter"
George w Hartwell. aged rs, an old
resident of the city. died Of dropsy at
his home, 11Os West Main street.
Robert Wilson. an Iowa Central
switchman, lost the index finger of his
left hand while coupling cars in the
local yards.
Miss Rina Van voorhis. aged 81.
near Liscomb, died after a weeks Ill
ness
Sunday, Dec. 8, 1889.
Andrew Jansen, an employee OF the
Iowa Central round house had the in
dex finger OF his left hand crushed
badly when he got his hand into the
cogs OF the hosting apparatus. while
heaying coal. The finger was ampu-
tated.
At the Methodist church Rev. j. n.
| Rhea. the pastor. delivered a stirring
address on prohibition before large
crowd. The sermon was given with the
idea of combating any possibility of
sentiment in favor of the repeal of the
phohibitory law following the incum-
bency OF the new democratic state ad-
ministration.
Monday. Dec. 9. 1889.
Marriage licenses issued: Ira 3.
Hutton and Hester NJ. Crabb, both OF
State Center; W. T. Humbauld and
Mary q. Hough. both Of Gilman"
'"The 1&-year-old son OF A. Miller.
the tailor can not play Simon says
! thumbs up with any keen satisfaction
Co success a:y .ac:e. re Was truth g
to chop brick in two Saturday after
! noon with butcher knife. holding the
| brick with his right hand and striking
with the left. One well-directed blow
was sufficient TO sever the right thumb
as smoothly as skilled surgeon could
| do It, and all DR.. Ward had to do when
| called was to dress the stump"
Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1889.
1.-THE blessed rain
Miss Aggie A. Cooke has accepted
the position OF clerk in Mr.. J. B., Sim
mons' book store"
| 1.-The ladies' society of the Baptist
church elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President. Mrs
| DR.. Mcbride: vice president. Mrs. A. Il
Wilbur: second vice president Mrs. t
/ I. WATSON: secretary and treasurer
Mrs w w. Doolittle: recording secre'
| tary. Miss NJ. A. Cutter
THE following is list OF Officers
elected by the Woman's Relief Corps
an auxiliary Of the r. VI. Thomas post
at recent meeting: President. Mrs
| Alice C. Reed: senior vice president
! Mrs Florence Clark: junior vic'
president. Mrs. Julia Garfield; treas
urer, Mrs Anna NJ. Brown: secretary
Mrs. Celia White: chaplain, Mrs. Ros'
Reed conductor. Nora Everist; guard
! Mrs. Rachel Pegg; assistant conduc
! tor, Mrs. Nellie Jones: assistant guard
| Mrs. Anna Whitenack"
"Mr. Burleigh's new residence OF
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