Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-21
Saturday. March q, 1899.

Building operations are active in
| nearly all the residence portions of the
city. The demand for houses is. if
anything. increasing, and the supply
daily grows less
Swan Anderson and Hannah Nelson,
both of this city. We're granted Ii
cense to we'd.
Articles OF incorporation Of The
State Business Mems Association Of
Iowa and The Marshalltown Electric
Company were filed with the county
| recorder.
Col J. NJ. Parker, in a communica
ton. urged citizens to discuss at 4
! public gathering at an early date the
question of proper disposal of the
| sewage from the glucose company.
i which enptied into Linn creek, in an
effort to conserve the public healti.
and. at the same time. do nothing that
would interfere with the big local in
dustry.
Rev. s. A. Perrine notified the Bap-
| list church Of his acceptance of the
call extended him by the church a
short time before.
Miss Matte BeeSon reached home
/ from Indianapolis, where sae had been
attending Irvington College.
T! The country home of George Mech,
| in Timber Creek township. was con-
/ surned by fire. together with its con-
| tents. Mr. Mech carried $3.50 insur-
ance.
Sunday, March "a, 1889.
| Henry Russie, aged IS, a son Of
! Charles Russie two miles north of
Green Mountain died Of typhoid fever.
| Mrs Mary Simpson Bruce. wife Of
| Dr.. Bruce Of Clemens, died of paraly-
| sis. at the age OF 81.
Monday, March IS, 1889.
Announcement was made that the
entertainment advertised for the fol-
lowing Wednesday night, when Bill"
Nye and James Whitcomb Riley were
10 appear had been Cancelled owing to
Mr.. Nye's illness.
a cargo Of ducks came down on the
Central this morning, accompanied by
two well-tanned hunters, Messrs. Alb
6ott and Mcfarland"
Mrs. Wells. Of Chicago. who is Wis
itiny her sister. Mrs. Archie Parker,
is suffering from an attack Of diph-
iberia
Mrs Alice j. Shaw. whistler, ap-
peared at the Odeon before "a large
and eppreciative audience, many OF
whom were attracted by desire to see
q woman do upon the stage what is
forbidden TO her sex elsewhere on any
ana ali ccssions. In Mrs. Shaw's
contrary were Ollie Torbett. violinist:
2. D. Downey, pianist; Gustare Thak-
berg. Swedish terror; and Edith Pond.
soloist and reader.
tuesday, March 26 1899.
r Z. L. Mann, of Jefferson township,
and Hanna Reese. of Greencas tle
township. We're granted q license to
wed
In a petition fled in the district
, court David Carpenter. Mary Brad
ford, Della Conover, and Henry Board
man brought injunction proceedings
against the city and the Merrimac
County Savings Bank Of New Hamp-
. shire, asking that the city be re-
strained from paying $4,000 in war
rants issued in 1887 for the purpose OF
. procuring funds to bore an artesian
: well and for natural gas. The plain
! tiffs claimed that ct the time the in
: debtedness was created the city had
E exceeded the statuatory limit.
: Mrs. Matte Morgan died at Bromley
, after two months illness Of tuber-
culosis.
Wednesday, March 81, 1889.
More than one-cuarter of an inch
Of ice fIoZe last night"
Merritt ". Bra:nerd a former resi-
dent, ard formerly street commits
= sioner. died at Plankinton. "Dak," Of
pneumonia, according to telegram
/. from Dr.. ". 3. Waters to o. B. Bar
! rows. Burial in Riverside followed or
: Friday.
AT meeting of the school board G
?. Rogers was reelected superfnten-
dent at salary Of $500 per year.
(, Thursday, March 20, 1889.
"A little daughter came tc the home
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wells. on Third
street, at 1880 today. All parties do.
4 ing Well" Miss Amy Wells, New Yorl
: City.)
n Or. Harris recently purcfs sed thu
= brick residence On West Church street
; formerly owned by Mr.. Seth Arnold
d and known as the old Judge Earl,
place. He - fitting it up - home