Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-20
Friday, NJ arch q, 1890:

ero this morning.
! .sMrs. Webster, from Boston. is mold
4 IL a series of Christian Science meet
t1,us at DR.. Seers' residence IL is re-
9sorted that considerable interest IN
8nese strange doctrines has peeh
(. Weakened"
s5.The Marshall County Shorthorn
\ lreeders' Associa ton had sale OF cat
lie Yesterday at the fair GROUNDS anu
isposed of sixty head, all trey nau on
\ he grounds The heifers ana cows
,ere sold at from $50 to Sl2o. Wnlie 'ne
$ulls brought from $50 to Sl4o' nearly
sasn equal number of each oelhs as
.tS- = at very good prices. Nearly
alf were purchased by stockmen IRON,
Newton. Eldora, New Providence anu
lsewhere. ~
~ am afraid we shall have diph-
4 heria here this spring unless srea'
We is exercised and the city is thor
%,ughly cleaned up said Mayor -aiiie9
l#bis morning. He expressed the nope
5Fhat the danger night be aNer'eu
85,roner steps in his direction and the
.xercise of care Several cases OF q
Mild character nave already been re-
ported, and the places put ufoer qua
,ntine regulations, and it IS EVIDENT
5.hances of spreading will be greatly m
. ,ra,sad and the occasion demands the
utmost in precautionary measures.
-, ,erv nleasant progressive Clncn
oarty was held at the residence OF W.
4, Johnson, 4O2 North Third street, last
sight The following guests were pres
,nt. Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews
M and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Mr.. ana
Mrs Will Sundell. Mr.. and Mrs Art
york Mr. and Mrs. Mort Shove MI
and Mrs. A. NJ. Parker. Mr.. ana Mrs
u p. Leech, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hum1ong Mr.. and Mrs. George ADAMS,
ar and Mrs. S. D. Drake, and Mr.. anu
Mrs r. M. Holt Mrs. Leecfi was the
winner of the prize-the seasons sup
tn,v of ice-and the BOBBY players were
Mort Shove and Will Sundell. Light
refreshments were served, end all spent
delightful evening.
THE seasons building operations
nave already opened up. with quite
aattering prospects Of good sum
ner's bushes. About a dozen men ana
several teams are at work today upon
the improvements on the Doollttle
block. which are to comprise one ne"
i,,ii,;ins and extensive additions to the
old ones. Ground was also broken 1or
"a new brick building, 2OXSc feet' Oh
East Main street, near the Aetts-
Fletcher block, by George So"er anu
Charles Henry, 20 be used as an Office
for the Reflector. The structure Will De
but one story nigh, in order TO nave
the benefit Of skylightS ard sroufu
floor Ouite a large number OF ne"
residences are under way or In contem-
plation. and about all the mechanics IN
the city are busy
Saturday, March %, 1890.
"The electric light company is put
ting wires into the basement OF the
court house to illumine the several Of
sces therein"
Mr.. J. G. Brown, of this city, wa:
complimented by The legislature by re-
election as trustee Of the soldiers
orphans home.
The mercury was at the freezins
point at an early nour this morning
but the morning opened delightfully."-
Spring seems to be coming along &C
M cording to the calendar"
The sale of Shorthorn cattle hell
! Thursday afternoon at the driving parl
amounted to s4,270 for the sixty hea'
4 sold. averaging SI1.10 each. Consider
ing the present market prices OF cat
tie, these are good figures"
u Cards have been received by friend
in the city announcing the marriage OF
! Thursday, March 10, at Pasadena, Cal
N IF Lucius E. Jarvis and Myrtle M. Ell
SON. Both of these young people for
merly lived in Marshalltown and ar
/ favorably known here"
Jersey Bodgett, aged II, eldest so,
{ of Charles Blodgett, died at o'clock i
the morning.
Mrs. DR.. David and little daughte
I went to Chicago yesterday for tw
L weeks visit. The doctor is boarding a
the fremont, and trying hard to ap
pear happy during their absence
Miss Marion J. Harrington, aged 3
died of consumption at the home {
her father, L. II. Harrng ton, Eas
State street
" Sunday, March %, 1890.
A debt Of about 5000 was paid off 4
4 the Methodist church, all the contribr
lions being raised during the day.
Fl The evening DR.. Rhea gave lectul
q on Christian Science.
John Mclaughlin, familiarly know
as Johnny Ho-Ho," died Of consuml
ton. He left a small estate and nom
mated James Welch as his executor.
Monday, March "a, 1890.
Some Of the good people on Sou
Third avenue think if some of the ht
y pens were cleaned up or run out, Il
expected spread of diphtheria might
prevented"
MIR. Bruce Head and family. inclu
ing Miss Mamie Campbell, left yeste
i day for residence in California. TIL
will make their home at Oakland"
.'Wanted-A plain, common, eve