Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-30

! There have been only three burialS
from deaths in Marshalltown since April
/. Talk about healthy cities!"
The Y. NJ. c. A. baseball team met
and defeated the Western College
team. Of Toledo, the score being 10 to
16. The Y. NJ. c. A. team was made
up Of Rhea, pitcher and third base:
F. Kennedy. catcher and center field;
vau CHAN. first base: B. Kennedy. Sec
ond base: somers, third base and
catcher; Oppice. short: Bailey. left
| field; Wallace. center field and pitcher;
Rod gers, right field. Eggleston and
Becker formed the Western College
! battery.
Saturday, June I, 1889.
Much excitement was created by the
news contained in nearly four columns
of matter in the Times Republican rel
alive to the YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. food.
which had occurred at o'clock the
evening before, twenty-five years ago
Sunday night.
Treasurer Treadwell yesterday took
up another $1,000 poor farm bond"
lover ton Of Strawberries arrived
from the south on the Central this
morning.
Gilman correspondence: p. J. Jacob
son and F. c. Wilson. two of our
| younger business men. both popular
and capable. have bought out the firm
Of Clifford. Manly & Wilson, and today
enter upon the grain and coal business
at the latter's old stand. under the
name of Wilson & Jacobson"
Sunday. June 2, 1889.
Rev S. a. Perrine. recently chosen
pastor of the Baptist church. occupied
his new pulpit for the first time. He
preached in the morning on "Christian
! Work" and in the evening on Hear
| Ye Him at is hoped he may meet
with success in this field. and find a
pleasant home in Marshalltown.'
Monday. June 8. 1889.
a. H. Allen and w. Curtis Rodgers.
| two members of the recent high school
! era duating class, left this morning via
the Northwestern. the former going
to I.aurens to GO into the banking bus
mess with his brothers: the latter GO
ing to Claremont. Oak. to engage in
| newspaper work. Both are fino rOuns;
men and active members Of the Y. NJ.
G.. A. They will be greatly missed by
the association and their host OF
friends. We wish them much success.
"The sale of the fine Lemert farm.
just west OIL the CITY. WIS MAUI" tH!'
afternoon to Mr.. w. A. Davis Of Chi
cago, for s16,50O. The 2s1 acres
brought s14 PAS and the balance repre-
sents stock"
Tuesday, June q. 1889.
Advertisements: "Talle your best girl
to the Presbyterian lemon squeeze at
Mrs. F.. c. Let's"
THAT doleful expression Is beginning
| to disappear from the faces OF the ice
! men,"
''The man who owns strawberry
| bed in these parts is just nov entirely
| Indifferent as to the high price OF the
imported fruit
The much heralted baseball game be-
tween the Court house rats" and the
| members Of the bar was played Mt the
| fair grounds. and was pronounced a
| "side- splitting affair" The lineup fol-
! lows: Rats-Dr. c. Reiternlan. catch: d.
viles, pitch: P. Woodruff short: John
Hixsop. first base: J. r. Pence. second
base: J. Willis. third base; James
/ Cammack, left field: L. 9. Kiiborn.
center field: supervisor Smith. right
| field: Harry East. Professor Fogg W. F.
| Treadwell substitutes. Attorneys
| Burritt and Cummings. catch:
Haradon. and Bradford and T.
| Brown. pitch: Whitaker and o. L. Bin
ford short: Carney. Cummings and ].
l.. Williams first base: Parker, Brad
| lev and Hargrave. second base: votaw
/ and Henderson. third base: Whitney,
Daly and Ed Boardman, left field; Kent.