Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-12
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

| that the government might pay what
the work is worth
"Mr. Nathan l.. Holt left for ms
home at Fairmont, n. H.. lost evening
after visit with his son, MI. y. IA
Holt. Esq"
Train No. last night found car
of steel showed out on sluins u.
Pickering. engine &c losing lett cnest
and cylinder head in consequence. Inc
car was showed out by q. Al. 81
p crew butchers fireman. Henry
Boggie, had his wrist and thumo put
out OF joint, which was attended 10 py
DR.. Ward. The accident was the result
of carlessness on the part of the Mil
waukee crew. Engine No. 10 IS on Tor a
few days in consequence Of the COLI
SION
Helen. the Swear old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John Newhlom 2ls North
Third avenue. died of commissions.
Warren ]. Arson and Mary L. Stahl,
both OF Linn township, Wee married at
the brides home by Rev. ] H. Niblock
Joseph Murphy. the wen-known Irish
comedian, .psss S,fed at the Odeon in his
Irish drama, Shaun Rhue.' AT the
close OF the first act the orchestra rem
dered Archie Cox's maiden composition
The Prayer Ny Mother Taught Me
When e Child effectively arranged by
Professor Hodgdon for euphonium
solo with full orchestra accompani-
rnent, and splendidly executed by Mr.
Ike Speers. The audience gave the
pretty melody hearty greeting"
Wednesday, Dec. IS, 1889.
Marriage licenses were granted to
". B. McCord. of Ainswor-h, Neh. and
Arretta Welker. of LeGrand; to Frank
Beeson and Nellie z. Beeson, both OF
Albion: 10 Elmer E. Benson and Halle
B. Tisdale. of State Center; to D. w
Beeoout and Rosa B. Duncan. of Le-
Grand
IN the Arnold school building blu!
five of the six rooms have been oc-
cupied thus far since 1t was built. but
the demands of the ward are such that
. the remaining room will be used here
after commencing with the first of the
new year. This VIII relieve both the
Arnold and the Third ward schools
The new Woodbury. school VIII open
T. up Jan. 6, with five rooms and as many
instructors The city will then have
tifty-one teachers"
Well. this weather Just beats me
and all nv ancestors remarked citi-
zen 10 Times Republican scribe this
morning. Tt is a generally accepted
axiom that winter fog will freeze a
dog. but all signs fail this fall. and
guess we are going TO have summer al
winter II is wonderful for a fact
Almost everybody expected the cloudy
drizzly siege TO eliminate in bic
storm ard 2 freeZeup. but this mornine
dawned clear. bright, and warm as a
day in May. and grim winter seems as
far distant as the waning moon"
Rev. J. r. Casebeer. former pastor
Of the Methodist church. Died at Ceda,
Rapids of paralysis. He was 90 years
/ old. and one Of the best known Metho-
dist ministers OF Iowa, veteran OF the
civil war, and at the time of his deatf
7 was chaplain Of the First regiment
/ Iowa National Guard.
| Several deaths OF children occurred
including the infant Of Mr.. and Mrs
4 G. Desckrnan. the 10 days-o.d infan
/ OF Mr. and Mrs. John Sundell. the 8.
4 mon tbs old son Of AR. and Mrs. Thee.
dore Woleyer. and an infant of Mr.. ant
/ Mrs. Eber Waters.
( Announcement was made by Score.
z tsry G. G. Smith OF the Y. ". c. a. o.
{ the ests oiishment OF railroad branch
to be opened in the Windsor bloci
some time In January. When in oper.
alton 1t was announced that 1t woult
be the FIRST railroad branch In Iowa
( c. A. Ackert. general manager of thu
Iowa Central. offered the associa tior
support fund Of $50 per month
from the railroad.
Thursday. Dec. 10, 1889.
"Ralph Mcbride gave Mail Carrie
Sullivan a battery treatment thi