Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-31
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

complimentary to her friend. Miss
Minnie Hawkins, Of Poughkeepsie,
New York. Those present were Misses
Bessie Kicker, Alma Giddings, Vera
Everist, Edna Baughman Verda
Everist, Ella McCord Grace Waterbury
and Minnie Haskin."
Company D arrived at Cedar Rapids
Saturday night, and as everything was
in readiness for them at Camp Greene,
they were soon settled in their pleas
ant quarters. Captain r. j. Woollett
reports that their camping site Is q
beautiful one, and could not be better.
The following Is a complete list OF the
company: Captain, r. ]. Woollett;
first lieutenant E. j. Beeson; second
lieutenant, H. o. Henderson; first SER
geant, G. w. Stiles; sergeants, Frank
Kinsey. r. v. Woods, Frank Crink-
law, w. c. Rodgers; corporals, c. D.
Rhea, w. A. Smalley, w. Crinklaw, D.
Bentley; privates Emmett G. Beeson,
D. j. Bullock, George Brock, ]. r. Bal
lou, c. P. Cook, Charles Ehle. r. G.
Goodale, F. flanagan, William Jordan.
J. j. King, Fred Leith, Mike Lyons.
Charles Millhiser, Emil Pihlgren, F. H.
Pattee, B. O. Rhoades. Harry Rhea,
1ndTleS stone, tTuy Savage, -. WshuS0
worth, Austin Wall, H. O. Woollett."
At the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hostetler 200 South Sixth avenue,
Barbara E. Hostetler were united In
marriage by Rev. Harvey Hostetler.
of Sioux Cits.
Tuesday, August $, 1890.
"Eighty-tW at 1 o'clock.
"Mr. Frank Benedict is at his post
again at E. Lees, after a weeks vaca-
ton"
Miss Martha Broadhead
last evening from pleasant visit with
friends at Arlington. Neb."
Mr.. ]. E. Swingely, travelling sales
man for the Letts-Fletcher Company
came home sick last night. Glib Fish
er went out on his route this morn
ing"
Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1890.
THE largest long distance excursion
train ever run out Of this city left
over the Diagonal for Boston on ac-
count of the G. A. r. national encamp-
ment. Over eighty people. including q
great many from nearby towns. were
members Of the party. Those from here
We're George Trautman and wife, Mrs.
G. NJ. Norton, Miss Ella Powell. John
Schobert, ]. G. Trotter. o. L. Ingledue
wife, and Miss Nettie Ingledue, MIRA.
Grace Long, DR.. W. 3. Waters. Sheldon.
Tobey and wife, Mrs NJ. Waterman,
Miss Mary Cutter. r. II. Bloomfield,
wife, and Miss Myra Mead, A. Wiley.
Alr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley. E. c. Nc
Milan anG daughter Matte. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Lacey. Wilson Coffin, w. c.
Wallace. Miss Carrie Foster. p. Cullen.
II. A. Church and daughter May, ]. Q.
Adams. William A. Smith, and W. o.
McNaughton. all of this city: r. s. West
and w. II. Whitehin Of State Center,
John Augustine Of Albion. and r B.
Wallace and John Somers OF Green
Mountain also made the trip"
"A bright little girl came to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Ruopp this
week. Mother and child both doing
we'll"
Mrs. T. l. WATSON and Miss Lena
Cole returned last evening from a two
weeks stay at Clear Lake"
Miss Nellie Loree returned home
last evening from Omaha, where she
has been visiting for the past week.
Miss Fanny Hickox came with her and
will spend her vacation here
"Mr. Win Mcclure, who was hurt by
falling off his engine at Albion about
week ago, has sufficiently recovered to
take his engine again. He went south
on No. 6 this morning"
"Mr. Eric Dahl, brother of Mrs. The
odore Wall, is in the city visiting his
sister. 1t Is the first time Mrs. Wall
ever saw her brother, she having left
the old country before he was born.
Mr.. Dahl left home when only II years
old and his life has been spent most
ly at sea. He has visited every port
of consequence in the world. and re-
lates many thrilling and interesting
| tales of his experiences in various parts
Of the globe"
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Denny Ward Of Clinton, was brought
to this city this morning for inter-
| ment. 1t died yesterday morning"
The Country Tennis Club held an
enjoyable lawn levee at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott last evening. An
elegant supper was provided for the
occasion, over which a social hour was
spent. Several games Of tennis were
played, resulting in Mrs. J. L. Winery
and L. C. Abbott carrying of the hon
ors. The club is composed of the fol-
lowing members: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
\ tlODDlIlS, T. anu Mis-. W. w SllcS, AL
and Mrs. L. c. Abbott, and Mr.. and
! Mrs. j. L. WINERY. Mesdames Saw
telle and Morton were present"
Thursday, Aug. z, 1890.
"Eighty-five at l p. M
mr. and Mrs. S. G. Vance have a
bright little girl at their home who
made her appearance last night. CT
gars are plentiful today"
"At the Kindt symphony. given al
Superior, Wis, last Saturday night
two Of Marshalltown's musicians ac-
quilted themselves in an admirable
manner and received many deserved
compliments. Mrs. r. E. Sears SANG
very sweetly composition Of Malloy
One of the gems Of the evening was
the piano duet, Weber's "Oberon.' ex-
ecuted in graceful manner by Mrs
w. H. Kelley and Mrs. r. e. Sears. II
his usual happy manner, Mr.. F. L
Taylor, formerly Of this city, presented
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