Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-20

self. and charge Il up on the books. The
doctor was postmaster, and the entire
mail for the county came to Marshall
town or Marietta. Eastern friends
never knew which town to try. They
would give the name. the county, num-
Der Of section. and then write on the
envelope. Postmaster. do your duty
"A recitation by Emily varnum.
The Red, White and Blue by the
chorus, and a splendid solo by Profess
sor Blackman, There IL q God con-
Guided the morning program.
but two accidents occurred. Will
Bremner succeeded in catching on his
own shoulders heavy timber that was
falling upon and might have killed q
little girl He was not hurt much. Dur
Ing the baseball game foul bali struck
a lady in the breast. hurting her Sc
verely for some time"
baseball game between the Y. NJ.
c. A. and Ferguson brought the after
noon exercises to close. The Y. n.
G. A. won. Is to II. IF. Click and b.
Kennedy were the battery for the home
club, and did beautiful work. especial
ly in the latter half OF the game. after
getting used to each other
Wedding cards were received an
nouncing the marriage on that day a.
Marengo. ILL.,. Of young Henry Wind
sor. at one time city editor Of the
Times Republican. whose father was
the Congregational minister of this
city some time ago. He married Miss
Lima r. Jackson, daughter of a veal
thy widow. The young couple, after
the 6th Of July will reside at the
Southern Hotel, Chicago. Henry 10 one
OF the best boys that ever lived, and VIC
wish him all sorts Of good luck. The
presents were very handsome, inciud-
ing magnificent set Of eighty-four
pieces of solid silver from the directors
Of the City Railway Company" [Mr.
Windsor is now owner and publisher
Of Popular Mechanics and other maya
zines.-Ed.]
Twenty five of Mrs. J. r. Hills rel
atives came together yesterday at her
house to remind her OF her 23d birth
day anniversary.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. bah club has re-
Gently added several new players to
its nine, who greatly strengthen it.
Among them are F. Kennedy. who
will captain the team: F. Click, the
phenomenal pitcher, and F. Haradon,
who has been playing SO finely at frs.
base with his Faribault college team"
Wednesday, I"ne 2s, 1899.
",rhe Misses Sallfe and Eta Tread
well left last night for months visit
with friends in Chicago. Indiana and
Ohio"
The contract for the building OF the
new school house in the First ward was
let to John F. Atkinson for s11.35o. al
most $4,000 under what the board ex-
pected to let the contract for. ''Direc-
tor Haradon insisted that the new
school should be properly christened,
and proposed as a name The Wood
bury which was adopted"
Edgar Wolcott a well known Iowa
Central engineer, and Mrs. Josie Cook.
were married in this city.
Thursday, juno 81, 1889.
William RinSiand Mcn!nger of Calvin.
delivered his Grafton for masters de-
gree, Unity of Effort" at the annual
commencement exercises Of Iowa COL
lege. Grinnell.
Albion correspondence: "Haying win
soon begin; rye is nearly ready to har-
vest: corn is looking nice. and grass Is
plenty in the pastures" 60
Lisconb correspondence: "Mr. and
Mrs George Melick are the happy par
ents OF another baby girl"
Mrs Alta Brown. wife Of J. W.
Brown and daughter Of r. II. Lane.
died at her home. three miles northeast
OF the city in Taylor township. She
was "a years old and is survived by her
husband and five small children
The Y. NJ. CA. baseball team played
Fredonia a ten-inning game, Fredonia
winning. IL TO IL.
The republican primary election was
held. with but one contest. for office Of
county treasurer. S. R. McLeran was