Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-24
Friday. July Is, 1890.

Friday, July Is, 1880.
"Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. SO. X. OF
p, installed their officers for the en-
suing term last night at Castle hall as
! follows: c. c.. E. w. Welles: V. c..
| George Gregory: P, L. G. Abbott;
NJ. A.. Charles Gillette: !. G., J. L.
WINERY: Q. c., Jap Hughes"
"A jolly party will leave this city
for Clear Lake Tuesday to be gone
two weeks. They have rented the
Bailey cottage and everything betokens
a good time. They are Mr. and Mrs.
j Ed Tuffree and two children Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Wilbur and family. Mr.. and
Mrs George McNeely, and Mrs. E. E.
Good and children"
Mrs. j. c. Bullock is rusticating in
the country. the guest of Mrs. E. c.
We,herbee.''
Il w. Robbins and family, OF
Southington. Conn. arrived in the city
yesterday to make it their future home.
Mr.. Robbins has engaged in business
Musson in the hardware business"
The store of Melvin & Ely at
Rhodes was, burglarized Wednesday
night. the safe blown open. and $500
in cash distracted therefrom. The
singular feature OF the affair was that
AIrA Melvin invariably deposited the
cash in the bank every day. but was
absent that day and the days receipts
were left in the safe. II wouid seem
that parties cognizant of this fact did
the job
Saturday, July rs, 1890.
Eighty three at / p. m"
Miss Sadie Cronkleton pleasantly
entertained company Of friends at her
home last evening. s05 West Church
street. complimentary to her friend,
Miss Minnie Merriam. Of Chicago.
Cards and various other amusements
were INDUCED in and very enjoyable
evening was spent. At the close OF the
advertisement an elegant lunch was
served
Miss Anna Sherlock, aged Is. daugh-.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Sherlock.
l07 South FRS, avenue. died Of con-
sumption of the bowels after an illness
of few months.
Sunday. July ~, 1880.
The Marshailtown band gave an ex-
cursion to Santiago and Dies Moines.
A good crowd went. considering the
warm weather. The band went out to
the Des Moines zoo and played several
selections while the other excursionists
visited at various places in the capital
city.
Monday. Jaly %, 1890.
Yesterday was another of Old Soils
days. Ninety-two in the shade. and
furnace heat in The glare of sun"
Rain is very much needed, but corn
is said to be holding its own, notwith-
orr Si,ff ari N
for want of moisture"
"A jolly party went TO Nicholson's
ford Saturday 10 picnic and enjoy
ladies went down in the afternoon. and
when the gentlemen appeared on the
scene an elegant lunch was already
spread and awaiting their coming. The
collation. was a sumptuous one, and
was parraken OF with a relish. Those
who composed the party were Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Mckee. OF Knoxville; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ Ward: Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Let's, M and Mrs. r ]. Wooilet. Mrs.
George VIII. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell
Engineer C. W. Mcclure. OF the
Central. met with a painful accident
yesterday while going north on No !.
After leaving Albion his engine broke
down and q stop OF about an hour was
made 10 repair IL. Having finished his
work he got up on the engine and
started on, turning around in the gang
way 70 replace the tools he had been
using in his work, when he slipped
and fell out. striking on his head and
shoulders, and inturing his spine. He
was brought back to this city, being
unable TO proceed farther. He is rest
ing easy today but feels pretty sore
from bruises received in the fall.
"M-. Frank Benedict will spend his
vacation next week picking black
berries"
u. H. Hamill. the efficient ticket
agent Of the Chicago & Northwestern
a, this point. has resigned his position
TO accep, a more lucrative one with
the c., ST. P & K c. at Des Moines.
7 F. TaIletr, OF Nontour. Will succeed
Mr. Hamil here"
Tuesday, July q, 1890.
Eighty seven at 1 o'clock
The earth's very dry,
And dusty o my,
And the daily refrain
Is. were suffering for rain.
There was a light sprinkle last night
but the showers did not lay the dust
The Odeon has been leased to James
Strasiiipka, OF Madison. Wis. the pa
pers being signed yesterday for one
year. The new manager has a large
list Of first class attractions, the first
OF which is the world-renowned
Thomas Keene. who will appear here
in Richard ILL., Sept. 9. Mr.. Strasilip-
ka is we'll versed in his line OF bust
ness. and our theater-going people may
expect something fine, in the way OF
attractions
The Entire Nous Club went to Mol
er's grove this afternoon to picnic and
have grand good time characteristic
OF this social organization. An ample
stock Of provisions was taken along,
and Dountiful supper was Spread
Various amusements were INDUCED In.
and very pleasant afternoon vas
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