Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-22
Friday. Aue. q, 1889.

position with Mcmillan & Musson.'
Mr. John Miner. for so long IN
charge of the shipping department OF
the Let's Fletcher wholesale house, has
gone on the road for the branch house
at Carroll, and expects soon to move
his family TO the latter place. John
knows the business from A to lizard
and is one of the hardest workers and
most reliable men ever in the COM
panys employ He will win success
anywhere"
Gilman correspondence: y. "A Ward
me. with a 7ainful accident the other
evening. which has compelled him TO
resort to clutches TO assist III loco
motion He started across the park in
the dark, intending to throw the water
works wind mill out OF gear. and ran
against the iron bar connecting the
frame OF the tower, bruising the bone
OF his leg somewhat. While the injury
is a painful one 1t is hoped no. serious
results Will follow"
Local markets: Eggs. packers pay
I ing and 9 cents; butter, packers I
and 10 cents: chickens. springers, s.
/ to $3.50 per dozen; old, alive, s12 cents
per pound: dressed, cents per pound:
hogs. heavy, S34O43.s0: medium. $3.50
/ @375; light, s3.So@41o; cattle, cows,
1926; heifers. So 800: calves. So so;
oats at elevator. good white, 10 cents;
mixed, II cents; corn, glucose paying
20 cents.
Saturday. Aug. "a, 1889.
Mrs Thad Binford gave tea party
Thursday evening in honor Of her
friend Miss Ewing. OF Des Moines who
is visiting here. About fifty young peo-
pie were present and a delightful even
ming was spent
The local musicians are going to
give Mrs. Scarritt a complimentary
concert before she leaves the city. This
4 will be pleasant news to all for all viii
!; want to show their regard for this
estimable lady ard her talent and &C
i commodation as a singer.
i IN 1886 John Ankrum. well known
farmer west of the city. received from
the agricultural department at w ash
ington pint of winter wheat that was
highly recommended. In 81 he har-
vested three pecks from this pint and
in So from his three pecks. he raised
nine bushels. This year his nine bush
els have developed into a good crop OF
200 bushels or more of an extra quail
ity of hard winter wheat.
Mr. Stewart Eason's wife anc
daughter have gone to Milwaukee t
visit friends during the encampment."
Among passengers for Milwaukee, L
= attend the national G. A. r. encamp
ment, were the following: Counciime,
a Speers and Trautmann, S. r. McLerarl
, MIR. and Mrs. John Classen. William
aud 10 n ia
Anna: Mrs. Hank McNeely and daugh
: ter. E. c. Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 &c. Brown, S. Oppice and daughter
, Judge and Mrs. Battin, Mr.. and Mrs
. D. d. Vinton, w S. Reed, J. d. Pence
. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Norton. w. +
, Wcatherly. Jared Elliott, Thomas Mich
OILS. William White. Bruce Wallace
/. Wilson Beeson. G.. r. Moore. John +
/ A justine J. l. Herbert, Dave lnmar
7 II. A Morgan, w. A. Smith. DR.. Water:
q F.. NJ Gard, Henry Hotopp, Dr. Cad,
t (only one from the home), AL Sati;
J. G. Weatherby. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +
| Johnston"
Union corr dependence: "Herbie Law
renee is still suffering considerabl
from the effects Of a wound inf1lcte
A by the ball of a target rife a few day
: since. Some of the boys were prae
/. ticing with the gun when, by scciden
young Lawrence was hit. the bull'
entering the inside of the right lei
8 near the knee So far the doctor ma
= been unable to locate the ball.
q William K. Vogel and Minnie Time
: both of this city. were married by Re
e NJ. P. Hayden. The best wishes e
with the married pair. May peac
happiness prosperity, and long life a
? tend them
Sunday, Aug. Is, 1889.
Work was carried on all day In la!
| ing across the river the pipe from II
| new water works well to the pump p
Seven lengths of pipe We're put in. al
] five more were necessary to span q
channel. It was decided to construct 81
feet of galleries, running in differe
directions from the well. instead
putting down other wells.
At the Baptist church, Sunday NOR
n ing. services were held commemorate
the organization of the church, WIFI
took place twenty-six years before. T
pastor. Rev. s. A. Perrine, made brl
; address. There were four of the orie
nal members of the church in atten
ance, in the persons of Deacon Hen
James, Mrs. Leroy, and Ex-Senat
Delos Arnold. and wife. all of who
were not then residents Of the CT
Miss Alice Lincoln read history
IN the church, prepared after much
search and admirable judgment by
sister. Miss Julia Lincoln"
Fl. w. Alexander, OF Sac City.
Miss Eva " Myers, Of Liscomb. we
married at the home of the bride
Rev. C. H. Marsh. of Albion.
Monday, Aug. Is, 1889.
Announcement was made Of the .p'
chase by DR.. c. C. Cottle Of the me