Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
Friday. Sept. 10. 1889.


MIR Henry Pappe has purchased the
lot adjoining ms residence property on
the east
The new dry house Al the glucose
works is nearly completed An add
tion ASKS. Is also under way. Il VIII
be used as a store house Tor the dried
feed when completed
In referring 10 the school exhibit at
the Grinneli fair the ,irinneIl ccrre-
spoDGent said II IS not .sir u dis
cr!miuate but very pretty piece %
work by Nellie Thayer-modelins IN
clay-was especially praised The
art exhibit as whole was great Mr
Norris loaned mis- collection OF eIchings
from famous masters. and Mr.. c. w
H Boyer. who mad charge of that DE-
partmen;. almost deauded his house in
order 10 ADD TO the perfection III the
exhibit,
Richard Golden ana MS Old JED
Prouty" company made = nit at The
Odeon.
Saturday. Sept. -, 1899.
/ Marriage licenses issued: = NJ.
/ Kinsey and Mary z. Grace, both o:
! Albion: Milton Hollinsw orth ard Mary
a Barnard bo5h of This CITY
The LeGrand QuarGy Company
closed contract this week With BOB
ert c. Fisher & Co, IF Mex York City.
for 9.500 cubic feet Of IOWA marble 10
go 10 Boston for inside iin:sa in the
new public library building me Of tins
! fines. buildings in the CITY 81 Boston
I This marble was bought IL competition
/ with fine imported Belgian marble
! and given the preference ~ McKinn
/ Mead & White. the New YORK arcni-
!! tecIs Of this building.
1 Notwithstanding the rain OF Thurs
day several hundred peoplc gathered
al the Minerva VALLEY fair and pro-
ceeded to enjoy themselves regardless
Of threatening skies. This lair j. hello
more as an occasion Of social reuniof
and picnic than for display OF agri-
cultural products. and was so observed
this year Colonel Sanford. of thi.
city and Rev Mr. Marsh. Of Albion
entertained The crowd with bright anc
witty speeches. and a larsa share o
the time was devoted 10 social amsse
ment.'
Sunday, Sept. IS. 1885.
The annual harvest home festival a
the Baptist church in Ihe evening at
tracted large audience. I ne church
was decorated with autumn flowers
grains. and vegetables. The program
was given by the children
:, At the United Presbyterian churcl
IN the evening Mrs. j. II. Niblock Ie'
a missionary meeting under the aus
pices of the Ladies Missionary Socie
! ~ of the church. Papers were give;
by Misses Anna Harper Ella Ander
son, Bessie Niblock, and Mary Miller
Monday, Sept. rs, 1889.
ED Cole, fireman on the Iowa Cen
trail met with serious, lGss. that o
4 a very fine gold watch
superintendent Redmon. Superin
tendent of Bridges and Building
i Travis, and Civil Engineer Prudel
; went TO Eldora today with >Iiew o
locating the new depot, which will b
received kindly by the citizens of Ell
dora. if not by the railroad boys"
Grinnell correspondence: Mis-
Hattie Kellogg left for Marengo' las
4 evening. where she has position il
Il the schools"
! At the home of the brides parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Choate. BOG Yves
Church street, was celebrated the mar
riage of Harry l.. Osman and Mis-
|. Maude Choate, Rev. F. E. Judd off
/ eating Quite a large company O
relatives and immediate friends Of tn
; TWO families were present, and de
lightful evening was passed. A stump
; tuous supper was served, after whic
9 the happy and worthy couple wer
made the recipients OF large numDe
of elegant and useful presents. some q