Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-10
Friday, Oct. II, 1889.

cards have been ISSUED iilouHcAi'
! the approaching marriage OF tw'
! worthy young people of this city Mis-
! Adelaide Williams and William
f; Couchman The event VIII occu
! Wednesday evening. Oct .. at tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. :. Lacey
! Al home after NOV. II, Tremon
House..
Local markets quoted the slucos'
works paying - cents for corn. EleNa'
tors paid IL cents for good white oats
and IL cents for mixed. Live hens were
commanding 6ia cents per pound IRON
produce dealers: dressed, cents
Spring chickens brought IA the farmer
from 10 80 10 20 cents Zach. Packers
paid IN cents for eggs ana from I,
I. cents Tor butter.
When a rope sustaining a pile driver
broke and was hurled back With great
violence, it caught Henry koester aget
=, Of this city. about the .e2s, break
ing both below the knees. Rooster was
wori,ing with an Iowa Central bridge
gang at point three anG onc-halI
miles out Of oskalousa. when the acct
cent occurred.
Saturday. Oct. u, $50.
Any close observer could have seen
on our streets Yesterday yhronss ii
ladies' decAed ont in bright ribbons
who can tell YOU they found Mrs
George Wilton at home f.uterins
ne house. on each lady WIS piGned :,
bright. pretty ribbon enough OF each
color. in turn. 10 form groups for an
eia Acrate lunch served in capeciouS
rooms.
Mr. g. w Shute of the Diagonal. is
in receipt OF a dispstch from Moscow,
Idaho announcing the death there oct.
3 of Scott Sdute. son of II. L. Shute.
formerly general freight agent Of the
Iowa Central here. but now general
traffic agent of the 500 lines. TIE
deceased had been sick about three
weeks of typhoid fever. Il .,:,s at one
time Well known here. and his death
viii he deeply regretted by his many
friends"
Sunday. Oct. 10, 1889.
Mrs. G. ~ Durham. Of Burlington.
addressed good sized audience Al the
Friends church in Taylor township on
women rights. She gave brief his
tory OF the w G. r l.. lis orsaniza-
tion ana the effective work done dur
ing the fifteen wears of its existence.
Monday. Oct ~. 1889
Slove!y again after ;he cool spell"
The new Woodbury. school building
IS in the hands of the plasterers."
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Smith welcome
a new baby Al their home on North
First street
In addition to the large paint shop
now being Quilt by the Iowa central
mere, new engine house for The car
shop Is under way, and new boiler
house viii also be erected soon
Tuesday. Oct. IS, 1899
Gilman correspondence: j. s Wells
has sold his fine 320-acfe farm. two
miles northwest of Laurel fo- $4,000"
little better than $40 per acre.
Mr.. Fred Wells of this oit;-. vent
on duty yesterday as adju,ant of the
soldiers home. in place or Captain
CASTOR, resigned. The appointment is
understood to be temporary and may
become permanent. Mr. Wells served
in the Forty fourth Iowa"
a number OF intimate sriArds OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Willard go. up sur
prise party for them last night \ gay
company gathered a their residence
on Grant street. the Italian band was
engaged. who furnished delightful
d
merry time was had"
The thirty-fi first anniversary Of Ban
Her Lodge. No 1928 l. O. -. r. was
a large gathering The program in
Guided band. orchestra AMI alee sclub
music an address on behalf OF ,ha
Rebehahs by Mrs Ne;tie Sanford
pin song ny the Hall sisters. and
4 recita ton, Friendship. Love, and
Truth" by Ethel Elliott
Wednesday. Oct. is. 1889.
Gen. p. A Beeson. of this city. was
called 10 Des Noines yesterday 10y
Governor l.arrabee. and rendered the
office OF adjutant general. the position
made vacant by the resignation of
General Alexander. General Beesou
decided 10 accept the office. and was
commissioned and entered at once
upon the discharge OF duty. his term
dating back to the 9Th of this month
He returned 10 the city .ast evening
10 iook after his private business as
manager OF the Marshall Printing
{ ompeny. and TO see that II is placed
IN proper hands. and viii return 10 Des
Aloines in a few DAYS 10 assume the
duties Of his new office. Attic there
are said 10 have been a number Of ap-
pllcants for the position The appoint
ment 20 General Beesou % ne unso-
icited either by himself or his friends"
General Beeson placed with the
board Of supervisors his resignation
as member Of the board
a. J.. Abbott and MISS Ella White. Of
-. Anthony. We're married at st
Anthony Dy R-T. W. = smith of Al
nion