Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-05
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN
xrldax. Juns 8, 1880.

sriday. Juns 9, 1880.
George Niblock is the envy Of the
other boys COR his luck. A railroad
friend in Omaha presented him a
round trip pass to the Pacific coast,
giving him chance to spend his vaca-
ton among friends in Idaho. He left
by the C. & N. w. this morning for his
western trip. intending to stop off in
Omaha Monday, and also to make a
short call on Gene Binford at Ogden"
Mrs. T.. H. Niblock and two daugh-
ters, Bessie and Kate, leave for Mil
waukee this evening by the Diagonal
to attend the wedding Of Miss Myra B.
Rose in that city next Tuesday, and
will spend several weeks with friends
in Milwaukee and Oshkosh"
The Jury In the much-talked-o OF
glucose case found Superintendent
Smith guilty of polluting the waters
Of the Iowa river near Tama. after be-
ing out nearly all night. The case had
been in the limelight for some time.
Superintendent Smiths attorney said
the decision would be appealed at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Ingledue, Of
Minerva, celebrated the fortteth ami
yersary Of their marriage. About six
ty-two were present, including George
w. c!apsaddle and wife, Mr.. Hepner
and wife, and Mrs. Margaret Irwin, OF
Ohio. the ladies being sisters of Mrs.
Ingledue. Mrs. Updike, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans and James L. Ingledue. wife
and family were also present, the two
ladies' being sisters of William d.,
while James was a brothers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ingledues five children were also
present, Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliott.
Mrs. Modlin, Mrs. Minnie Campbell,
James l.. Ingledue and Frank J. lngle-
due, with their families. There were
also eight grandchildren present. An
elaborate dinner was served, after
which a social time was enjoyed.
Saturday, June z, 1880. :.
"The foundation walls at the new
hospital building are nearly COM
pleted."
"Mr. and Mrs. al satia are rejoicing
over the advent Of brand new boy
at their home, born yesterday"
In Justice to Charles Perry Cook,
employed in the ticket auditing depart
ment Of the Central, it should be said
that he is not the Charles Cook men
toned Yesterday in connection with the
breaking of the boat locks at the
river"
misses Anna Nelson and Lena Cole
are expected home tonight from Chi
cago. They will both take positions in
our schools her next term, teaching
kindergarten work"
Irwin Richey and Gussie Scott, both
cd of
dist parsonage in Eldora by Rev. c. H.
Marsh.
Sunday, juno 8, 1890.
Burglars entered the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Schoenhut. but secured
nothing. Mrs. Schoenhut was sitting
on the porch, waiting for her husband
To come home, when she heard some
one on the upstairs porch. She I'M
loosened the dog and frightened the
intruders away.
Monday, juno 9, 1890.
"Mrs. P. A. Stern has had her
flowers stolen on two different occas-
ions, and the parties are known to her.
They Will avoid trouble by returning
the same to her at once"
"Miss Kitty Moore has taken posi-
ton as bookkeeper in her brothers
lumber office, A. A. Moore"
..Miss Nellie Brennecke went this
morning to Iowa Falls to take posi-
ton with Weldon & co.
sMrs. Charles Broadhead arrived in
the city yesterday to visit friends.
Charley will be here later in the week
for a brief visit and to witness the
tournament"
"Messrs. E. l.. Dickey. H. p. Densel,
G. G. st. Clair and S. g. Penglase were
entertained with an elegant dinner
Yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ".
Couchman."
Mrs. J. G. Meidill and Mrs. Mum,
Of Boone, will be her tomorrow to re-
main during the tournament. They will
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Nc
Bride and Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Combs"
The spooner Comedy Company
opened q weeks engagement at Blacks
Music Hall with the comedy Rose
Garland" Edna May was the star OF
the production and the company. The
audience was large and appreciative.
Tuesday, juno 10, 1890.
"A large and jolly party OF members
of the Mystic Shrine left last evening
over the C. & N w. in Manager
4)SOAAS
tend a meeting of the order at that
place. An elaborate banquet. consist
ing Of all the delicacies of the season.
was spread, and the usual good time
characteristic Of their meetings was
enjoyed. Those who attended from
this city were George Click, A. B. Cox,
Byron Webster, w. o. McNaughton, G.
II. Ackert, o. ]. Travis, H. p. Densel,
J. D. Vail, B. A. Morgan, c. J. Lander,
A. r. Myers. George P. Powers, c. c..
st. Clair. A. A. Noyes, T. F. Bradford, D.
G. Wilbur, F. B. Garvin, R. Reed, and
Fred Grumme."
The annual firemen's tournament, Of
which so much had been said and
printed, opened auspiciously'with great
crowds from nearby towns, and teams
from all parts Of the state. A grand
parade was held in the morning. with
the Cedar Rapids team arousing ia
vorable comment on all sides. The
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