Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-11
Friday, April II. 1889.

THE jack sntpe are here.
"A young cyclone is reported TO have
visited Tama City yesterday, doing
some damage"
Hon. ]. q. Brown and wife. Cen
eral Beeson, and George Trautmann
returned from the Burlington encamp-
menr last night. MessrS. Brock and
Bullock stopping in Cedar Rapids and
coming on this morning. All report an
enjoyable time and every hospitable
treatment from Burlington people
While the encampment was in ses-
sion at Burlington yesterday Colonel
Egbert tof DavenporD received a tele-
gram announcing the death at Fort
Robinson. Neb.. Of Col. Edward Hatch.
former colonel of the old Second Iowa
cavalry, and afterwards of the Tenth
United States infantry. He died from
injuries sustained by being thrown
from a wagon. The announcement
caused great sorrow. and committee
was appointed TO prepare suitable res
olurions." LNots-Colonel Hatch went
out with Company a, from Muscatine.
and was made a orevet major general
before the close of the war.-EdJ
Another new mandatory has just
been added to Marshalltowns con-
srantiy increasing list, Messrs. Birch
, ard. Young, Merrill. and Chadwick
having inausurated the manufacture OF
| bed springs. Operations VIII be con-
Quoted for the present, at lea st. in the
buildings Of the canning company"
An afternoon benefit performance by
the Shadows of Great City, com
pany, together with local talent was
given at the Odeon for Mrs, John Muir
| ray. wife OF the actor who died here
several days before. Members of the
theatrical company, which was at the
Odeon that evening, appeared On the
program. Frank York gave a cornet
/ SOLO. Mrs. G. w Weeks and Mrs, Roxie
Beeson Hill vocal duet, and the
| Odeon orchestra donated its services
! The sum of sl25 was realized for Mrs.
| MURRAY. including gift OF s. from
the Kings Daughters.
Saturday, April 10, 1882
! "Mr- Theodore A. Brown was called
| to Webster City this morning by a
telegram announcing the death of his
sister, Mrs. Pattee."
THE coming presentation of The
Mihado' by local talent is arousing the
| expectation Of the public (Tuesday,
April 23.)
There was never so great a de-
mand in Marshalltown for girls to do
general homework as AT the present
time and the supply was never so in
adequate"
larson, Leach & Co, Wall street
bid in $4,000 worth of ) per cen,
school house bonds. paying 1900 prem
ium under strong competition.
Sunday, April "a, 1889.
Cornell College day" was observ ed
at the M ethodist church. In the morn
ing Rev. ". D. Phifer. field agent 70,
the school. gave the address. and II
the evening Rev. Hugh Boyd. profes.
sor Of Latin in the college, delivered ar
address on education.
Monday, April IS, 1889.
Engineer Smith Millard is out agai,
after a weeks layon on account Of {
severe cold. He has basso profundt
voice yet, however, that jars all thu
air within two blocks of him when h,
speaks"
People up as early as S o'clocl
found frosty morning"
Jim Dunn says If the 'duffer' tina
, painted his door green will call he vii
paint his eye crimson
"A Mr.. Leonard, from Marion or LIE
Grand township, brought in $50 WORT
Of wolf scalps this morning"
. The packing house ball nine opene
the season with a practice game yes
terday with picked nine. The boy
r ought to do good work this year."
; Anna. the 3-year-old daughter o
$ John Ingraham. farmer living nea
G Laurel, ran while at play past the bar
r door just as her brother threw out
e pitchfork OF manure. The tines OF tn
e fork entered the little ones head, an
e one tine penetrated the brain. Deaf
/: followed the next evening.
e Tuesday, April is, 1899.
4 1.-THE phenomenal growth of gras
:. !!!as already made the pastures avail
|, able for stock"
Mr.. Harry H. Buck the telegrap
operator at Rhodes, was today license
Y to Marry Miss Ora 3. McC1oskay."
g "Messrs. Fred Grumme and o. I
q Binford are improving their handson
r properties on West Main by filling
and terracing their lawns"
8 MFR and Mrs. W. C. Page. old resi-
dents Of Marshalltown, but now liv
n ing in Mapleton. will arrive this eve
: ming at 6:45 with the remains OF thei
little girl, WHO died yesterday at Maple
[. ton. The remains. it is thought, will b
taken from the train direct to River
t side, where Mr.. and Mrs. Page hav
Il two children buried"
5. Master Car Builder Carver. Of III
: Iowa Central shops. s building yer
b handsome car to be used as q pay an
!: iofricers car.
l. +
: C. q. Woodhead. Of Los Angeles. tn
inew owner Of the Woodbury. mill
: leased the property to E. C.. Rodwe
: and c. II. Smith. both experience
: i1nillers Rodwell came to the city fro
e the Union mills, and Smith from ii
. Hammond mills At Lei. ..-end
Julian H smith, Of La1noiiie. Ill, Al
}. Miss Anna e. TuhIree, Of this cit