Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-09
Friday. Jan. 10. 1850.


No let-up Yet on the fine weather
Eggs are getting plentier and
cheaper The hen has evidently made
up her mind that spring is here. and is
governing herself accordingly.
The snizzard is making steady pro-
eress. II is beginning to get in its
work at the Central shops and several
II the boys are in the grasp OF the
grip
Mr.. George W. Smith has sold his
pretty cottage on North First street
to Mr. II c. Mauk. merchant o.
Waukon. who intends 10 move to the
city and occupy il next spring. The
purchase price was s3.2S0 Mr.. Smith
ana family are planning to go to
Broken Bow. Neb.. next spring, where
Mr. smith will embark in business.
Their many friends VIII regret their
proposed removal. but Mr.. Smith as
Sures the reporter. by way OF con-
ISOLATION. that an excellent family VIII
take their place"
John Daniels, aged GO. a carqenter.
denly Of heart disease.
"on Thursday morning about 8
y C42Ah. IRE vs. u-GDh tISG III Tie 4eti II
OF John Knight four miles southeast
Of Beaman. The alarm was given and
the neighbors turned out to assist in
extinsuishing the FIRE. but II had got
under such Roadway that nothing
could pe done. and the angry flames
soon consumed the barn. Four horses.
farm implements. a new buggy, 5000
bushels OF corn! 5000 bushels of small
grain. straw. hay. and several hogs
were also burned. There is difference
Of opinion as to how the fire orig
mated. The building belonged to Mr..
knight. of Sandwich Ill. and was in
sured for s575. The horses hogs. and
grain belonged to John knight, ard are
a total loss 10 him
At a meeting of the Congregational
church a cali was extended to Rev j.
H. Henderson OF I>amoiue. H.. to be-
come pastor of the church.
Saturday. Jan. II. 1890.
The mercury indicated - degrees
above zero at 30 this morning
Fireman Ed Johnson. Of the Gem
trial and Miss Clara Hoeck who were
at the Odecn last night. we're com
PEELED 20 leave the house just as the
curtain went up on account 81 the sud-
den illness of the lady
The handsomest calendar Placed
upon the Times Republican table this
year is that just issued by the Mar
shall Printing Company II is an elab-
crate work Of the typogra phic art in
colors. and only needs TO be seen 70 be
admired. The special merit of it's at
tractiye features consists in the fact
that it is rule work fashioned by hand.
In artistic design and careful execution
Of plan il eHcels anything hitherto
made in this city. Ii is the work OF
p. II. Howig. an accomplished printer
Of rare taste and Skill
The Taylor Township Farmers Al
lance met at the Willow Hill .schoo
house. The program comprised music
by ". II. Arney and others a reading
by Mary Lewis song by Jennie Nc
Meekin and others. question box con
Quoted by Mrs. ". II. ArSey. decla
nations by Bessie Allen. Bessie Cow
gill. and Carl Lewis. a reading by T
E. Harris, song by frank Pontiu:
and others, why Lave the Farm q
a discussion. How to Make Farm Lif.
Attractive TO the Boys End Girls,
opened by Mrs. e Lewis; and e sone
by Mrs. Rogers and others. We Won
Leave the Farm
Sunday, Jan. II, 1880.
Snow began falling at O'clock
lightly at first. but steadily increas
ing until ii reached the proportion
Of the typical storms IF early DAYS
luckily lacking the bowling blizzar'
features however. The snowfall con
tinued without abatement or intermis
sion for twelve hours, when the win
began to rise, the snowfiakes dirnin
ished in size end number, fine fros
flied the air. swirling eddies an
clouds of snow began to drift about
and there was every indication tina
! an old-f fashioned northwestern wa
: about TO descend upon US with all tn
J pitiless fury Of the full-ledSea Da
: kota BLIZZARD But the moaning win
did not reach the bowling. sceeechine
. resistless velocity that used to strik
: terror to the natives. and before morn
ing had entirely subsidized, and the su
blazed forth brightly in clear sky, tn
/ thermometers indicating s degrees be
low zero (Monday morning) with tn
, snow eight TO ten inches deep on tn
: level, and considerably, altho not badl
drifted in places BY noon Monda
lIlt lSHipcId ho' iAA'ybSA ht~b
J, above zero. Street traffic was abar
I, doned all day Sunday, and train SCI
: vice Sunday night was badly interfere
with Because the men with the cit
= "go-deviI' got late start Monda
morning, and there was no effort @
the part Of the authorities to ope
up routes TO the school building
!, teachers and children were forced
founder thru snow to their knees an
hips in. order to get to school
Monday, Jan. 13, 1880.
Happy is the man who owns
horse and cutter today"
THE grip epidemic is at full tide
n the city. and scores, IL not hundreds,
g cases are reported"
Y A son Of c. 3. Williams, Of DilIo
y died of diphtheria. A daughter di'
If q few days previously. and anoth
- daughter ON the following Wednesda
n both of the same disease.
lei around the World in Eighty Day,
l. dramatized from julie Verne's novel
,e the same name, was presented by
l. stupid company OF amatenrs'' at I
ISL Odeon. There was utter lack OF ta
ri ent and gross incompetency OF m
sr jority OF the parts, the Derformau