Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-13
Friday, Sept. 12, 1890.

injury a few days ago that laid him
up-a young bullock struck him with
his horns"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Click now
have boy and girl at their home,
the boy having made his appearance
| there last night" (Carl Click, Wich-
| ita, Kan.)
"Messrs. S. Lacey, o. H. Hole, S.
! Reed, J. G. Brown, w. H. Eiildreth,
George Nell and j. E. Wildman at
tended the reunion at Rhodes yester-
day. When they reached Melbourne
| it was found that the Melbourne train
was late, SO they walked the entire
distance. four and half miles"
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Bowen will be pleased to hear that
they are greatly improved and will
| soon be out again"
Advertisement: "'No old cows, II
you please says Jack MCPHERSON, at
the big market. Our customers do
not like soup well enough to pay us to
carry the old critters"
Misses Anna Lippincott and Hattie
Denmead entertained a company OF
their friends at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George K. Kinney, 407 East
Church street, Wednesday evening,
with cards, dancing and various other
social pleasures. Miss Bessie Parker
won first ladies prize and Miss Mabel
French second. Mr. Hal French took
first gentlemen's prize and Worley
/! Getz second. Refreshments were served
| and a delightful time enjoyed"
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Let's enter
| tanned company of friends last even
| ing at their home, 302 East Main
street with progressive cinch. Mrs.
Ed Tuffree secured the first prize
awarded to the ladies, and Mrs. A. s.
Burnell second. Fred Grumme took
first gentlemens prize and H. A.
Church second. At the close of the
games substantial refreshments were
served and a general good time in
dulged in"
Mrs. Will Wallace and daughter
Irma left this morning TO visit Mrs.
Wallace's sister, Mrs. Katie Miller, at
Omaha.
Mrs S. W. Morgan and daughter
LESSEE, who have been guests OF
George Wilton and family, left this
morning for their home at jefferson"
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Munson died of cholera infan-
+; tum. aged months.
Pete Baker and his Bismarck" COM
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audience, which detracted from the
presentation of the piece.
| The game OF ball between the cloth
/ iers and boo. and shoe men resulted
/ in a defeat for the clothiers by score
of s. to 81.
Saturday, Sept. 10. 1890.
There was quite severe frost last
night A thin coating Of ice covered
1 ha
air Ex-SupeTvisor Turner, who was
in the city today, says he does not
think it damaged corn. On the con-
trary, ne is of the opinion that the
corn will be benefited by 1t, by has
tentng it towards maturity. Even
grapes escaped, the foliage being SO
dense as to protect them from the
frost Tomatoes will now have bet
ter chance tc ripen."
! Sunday, Sept. ~, 1890.
The Iowa Central ran an excursion
| to Oskaloosa, hauling 1900 people
| without the slightest accident to any
( one
Monday, Sept. IS, 1890.
Seventy degrees at p. M"
"Loa. the Swear girl OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Schce!e- wandered off yes
terday afternoon and caused her par
ents considerable uneasiness. After an
hours search she was found on West
Grant street, and was being returned
home by little girl who knew her.
| Mr.. Charles II. E. Boardman left
this morning for Mt. Vernon to begin
his junior year"
| James Strasilipka manager OF the
| Odeon, and Miss Margaret Session
were married at the home Of the
brides parents at Oshkosh. wis.
Tuesday, Sept. is, 1890.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Boyce have
! bright little girl at their home. S07
| South Center street"
Mrs. A. E. Wilbur entertained a
small company of friends last night,
! the OCCASION being IL honor Of her
husbands asth birthday. Games. music,
and other pastimes were INDUCED in,
and the e.;ening pleasantly passed.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
| Utz Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Doolittle,
and Mrs. T. /. WATSON. Miss Ella Gill
| more and Misses Jennie and Jessie
Pentland."
| 1.-THE Eureathean Chautauqua Circle
met at the home of Miss Susie Mills
last evening tc reorganiZe for the sea-
son of 1s90-sl. c. G. Urine was selected
president, Miss Mills vice president w.
H Reed secretary, and Miss Hender-
son treasurer This years course will
be English literature. The first meet
ing will be with Miss May Halsey at
the home Of Miss Susie Mills, 81 East
Church, the first Monday of October
"Mr. Franz Haradon left last night
/ for New Haven to enter Yale College
"a limited number OF friends and
relatives assembled in the pariors o.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stone, corner Third
avenue and Nevada street, this after
noon, to witness the marriage OF thelI
da lighter. Miss Nellie A. Stone to MT
i T. N. Downs The ceremony TOOK
place at 3 o'clock. Rev. j. II. Rhea Of
ficiating." The bride is known to all
our readers. having been reared IN oul
midst. and possesses all the accom-
plishments and virtues that good ano
true wife should have. The groom u
night operator at this place for the
n. W. and is a popular young man.
The 10-months-o1d daughter %
and Mrs. Alfred Steward died OF chol'
era infantum, while Mrs. Steward was
visiting he. father, Senator w. u
Mills, north Of town.
Wednesday, Sept. II, 1890.
Seventy degrees at p. m
Mrs. A. G. Click, lot North Second
avenue. gave an informal / O'Clock
luncheon this afternoon to smai
company Of her Lady friends. com
plimentary to Mrs. J.. e. WINERY
Centralia, Wash. The lunch included
the many goods things. from substan