Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-28

! which the boys had Jolly time At AZ
oyster supper"
Much space Is given today to Presi-
dent Harrison's first annual message
and it Is hoped that everybody will
find time to read 1t. 1t was received
last night by two wires. Commencing
shortly after midnight, when tired hui
manity was enshrouded In peaceful
slumbers, Superintendent Gillette and
Ike Speers, two excellent operators
sat down to this feast OF reason and
flow of electricity. and from the mid
night hour until a. M, their minds
received and their fingers reproduced
all the multiform variations required to
give expression tos.An elaborate state
ment Of the foreign md domestic rela-
tions OF the greatest nation on earth
That their work was done we'll, the
columns Of this paper today give album
dant evidence. In accordance with
the custom 1t has observed for several
years past. the Western Union sends
this message as q compliment to the
press, and the Times-Republican takes
this method OF making Its most grace
full acknowledgements therefor"
(The message occupied thirteen col
umps of space.)
Victoria vokes appeared at the
Odeou in a double bill. THE Rough
Diamond" and Hubby
Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1889.
"The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Marshalltown State Bank was held
yesterday. there being large attend
ance and all expressing themselves as
pleased at the growth and prosperity
Of this popular institution. The stock
holders include many Of the prominent
and solid business men OF the city and
county. the plan of thus distributing
stock having proven a gratifying
success. The old board Of directors
was reelected as follows: Phineas
Stevens, Fred Grumme. H. A. Parker
George A. Turner. w. B. Kibbey, ]. G.
Brown and A. F. Balch. At the direc-
tors meeting the old officers were also
reelected as follows: Phineas Stew
ems. PRESIDENT: Fred Grumme. vice
president; Albert F. Balch. cashier:
Phineas S. Balch, assistant cashier:
Charles c. Urine, bookkeeper. and
Ned G. Wallace. collector. The bust
ness Of the bank has been greater the
past year than for any time In Its
history, and the capital has been in.
creased to 100000. This is one Of the
many indications of the steady growth
and improvement of Marshalltown."
THAT the Des Moines Register ap-
preciates enterprise the following from
that paper will show: The Marshall
town Times-Republican was received
in this city last night containing the
presidents message in full. Neither OF
the aftprnOnn naperS ne thta citv f1af
sufficient enterprise to publish it in
full the same day it was delivered
altho it was received in this city at
AIS yesterday morning. and was in the
hands of the newspaper men all day
The original Fiske jubilee Singers
delighted "smaN5 but appreciative'
audience at the Baptist church.
At the home of the bride in LeGrand
Miss Matte O'Neal became the bride
OF Willis E. Leech, Of this city, stenog.
rapher in the office OF the Southwest
ern Mutual Life Association. "
Wales v. Toomer. aged 10, brothers
| Mrs. George Sieg, died OF Bright's dis
| ease. e
Thursday, Dec. s, 1899.
At the annual election of Marshal
Lodge No. 1OS. A. F. and A. NJ, w. r
Treadwell was elected worshipful mas,
ter, j. D. Vail senior warden: r. j
Woollett, junior warden: DR.. George
Click, treasurer and L. S. Kilborh
secretary. DR.. Clicks election as treas
urer was for his twenty seventh con
secutive term.
Mrs. Sylvia Blount, aged e6s, died al
the home of her daughter Mrs. Samue
Ernst, in Taylor county.