Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-27
Friday, Sept. 2e, 1890.

Mrs. G.. P. Holden died at her home
north of Bromley.
Mr.. George ID. Albert is the new
manager of the F'rudden Lumber Com
pany."
County Attorney Miller made
good record for himself this term OF
court by securing the conviction OF
thirteen out of the fourteen criminals
indicted by the grand jury
"LeGrand Record: Cy Richards
was attacked by an Infatuated COW
several days ago and was roughly
handled for a few moments. being re-
peatedIy tossed from the ground. the
fact that the tips of her horns were
sawed off, and help was near, perhaps
saved his life
"A party of fishermen whose OBJ
jective point is Lake Okoboji. will leave
tonight for that popular resort to nsh
and hunt and enjoy themselves Tor
week. They are G. H. Ackert, A. +.
Banks A. G. Click A. b. Cox. II. +.
Densel, w V. Couchman, a. A. Moore
r. c. Let's, W. b. Kibbey, and q. l..
Hassett They go in the Iowa"
Announcement was made of the dis
solution of the firm of Tuffree Bros. "
Hanna dealers in pianos and musical
merchandise, Mr.. Hanna retaining the
small goods business and Z. A. TUT
free the organ and piano business.
Saturday, Sept. 27, $780,
MIR. and Mrs Howard A. Robinson,
of L.iscomb. have a standard weight
boy at their home
Mrs \. P. Thayer, wife of the
travelling solicitor of the Times Re-
publican, returned last night from a
pleasant visit with friends al Boston,
leaving for her home at Grinnell this
morning"
The ladies of the relief corps, about
forty in number gave Mrs. Celia White
a complete surprise yesterday after
noon by assembling at her home with
all the necessary provisions for an
elegant supper. The affair was the
more enjoyable from the fact that the
surprise was complete. Mrs. White be-
ing in the midst of packing her house
hold effects. preparatory to moving TO
TT. Sully, Oak, where she will reside
in the future"
Mrs Charles Heitshu. 20912 West
Main street, entertained in very
happy manner last evening the Young
ladies of her sunday school class, Civ
ing them the privilege of each invit-
ing a young gentleman to participate in
their festivities. The girls each pro-
vided themselves with well -hlled
basket of provisions containing suffi-
! cient amount Of eatables for two. The
/ baskets were placed on a table, the
4 boys blindfolded and allowed to choose
! one. and the young lady TO whom ii
belonged was their partner for sup
, No no music and other social
( pleasures We're INDUCED in, and a jolly
good time enjoyed. The guests We're
/ Misses Jennie Abbott Anna Lippin-
cott, Hattie Denmead. Halle Young
Idalia Benson, Bertha Carpenter Agnes
Lloyd. and Winnie Fisher; Mrs. Lee
! Merriman, Frank Heitshu, Albert
Young. Gene Binford, Harry Swan
John McLeran and Charles Speers.
Mrs. c. ]. Lander gave a novel and
| unique BOBBY party last night at hel
home, Ill North Second avenue il
consequence to her trip to OttumwS
with Mrs. Ackert's party. The evenins
was passed by the guests attempting
TO pin a tail on a donkey that wa
devoid of that necessary part OF it
anatomy a basket containing larg'
Jack Horner pie was brought gu
neatly covered with paper, and under
meath the cover were paper sacks witt
strings attached, there being an equa
.:.!?ha~ rf guests 70 correspond 10 tht
strings They all gathered around th'
celebrated pie took hold of string
and began singing the old familiaI
nursery rhyme. and when the line wa
reached telling how Jack poked in hi
thumb and proved himself such
brave boy by pulling out plum, the!
brought forth the bag with its contents
which contained refreshments Of vari
Gus kinds and created no end Q
amusement. a most delightful tim
was had,
Sunday sep: 20, 1890.
Prof. John McCluske Crow. pro
lessor of Latin and Greek at Iowa Col
; lege Grinnell, died at La Sale, colo
while on his way home from tri
! to New Mexico and Colorado for tn
benefit of his health. He had bee
away from GrinneI since the proceed
t ins March. The news of his deaf
! created a distinct shock in Colleg
2 circles at Grinnell, and 70 alumni an
: former students in this City. His bod
was brought to Grinnell for burial, til
funeral taking place the folowin
( Thursday afternoon. The body
i Professors Crows little daughte
Z Agatha, who died on the same "trip {
9 Colorado Springs, was brought
:. Grinnell and was buried in the tamil