Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
FRIDAY. a Dec, 12, 1880.
"Twenty-flve degrees at ] p. \

'~rfe Womarl's Relief Corps on
THANKSGIVING day sent thirteen bas-
kets to soldiers families, each contain
Ing butter, sugar, potatoes apples, q
chicken and squash. Mrs. w. s. Reed
ives elected president, Mrs. Clark sem
Tor vice, Mrs. Jud Garfield junior vice
and Mrs Wass treasurer.
At Blacks Music Hall good sized
audience witnessed the presentation OF
a Juvenile extravaganza LA Papillon,
given for the benefit of the LADIES'
Cemetery Aid Society. Annie Lipp.n-
cott appeared in the title role and as
vilette: Igerna Getz as Captain Fire
fly. Edna Parker as Folly. Bessie
Parker as Leander, Mabel Smith and
Edna Hood as Zephyrs, Leora Crabtree
as Night, Nellie Wh.tton as Gold!eaf'
Bessie Shears as Moonlight. ana Grace
AisGuith and Kittie Mclean as Noon
beams. Miss Lena Shaw acted as ac-
companist. The performers all came
in for q good share of the applause rot
the admirable manner in which they
acquitted themselves"
Saturday, Dec. 13, 1890.
~. H. Galloway, Of Union, has reI
ceived notice from the civil service
commission Of his appointment to a
position in the pension department at
Washington and will start Monday ana
report for duty the 18TH
Sunday, Dec. IA, 1880.
~. F. Tallett, the genial ticket
agent Of the C. & N. w. at this place,
lis wearing a smile somewhat larger
than usual, all because they have q
ten pound girl at their home, 20S South
First street" (Miss Neva Tallett, born
Dec. IA, 1900
Monday, Dec. IS, $780,
'The roads are in splendid condition
at present"
At their home, 3G1 South Third ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. McElroy en-
tertained $50 guests in honor of the
twentieth anniversary of the marriage
of the host and hostess. In guessing
contest on the number of beans con-
tanned in quart bottle Mrs. A. .
Burnell received the first prize and
Mrs. NJ. +. Andrews the second
Every room was handsomely dec
Grated with natural flowers, the per
fume from which permeated every
room both up and down stairs and
were suggestive of Italys fairy bowers
Evergreens and holly branches were
gracefully entwined over the doors
windows and every part of the rooms
presenting a very pretty appearance
Each guest received miniature china
favor, and sprig Of holly full OF Its
pretty red berries was placed beside
the plate Of each guest. The refresh
ments were superb and were highly
commented upon by all present. COT
fee was served from until midnight
in the spacious dining ROOM
Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1890.
Thirty five degrees at l p. m.
"A mistake was made in the account
of the fremont fire in giving tins
Woodburys credit for being first or
the ground, when the Hopes were first
on the scene, and were unreeling sthell
hose when the alarm was turned in.
Wednesday, Dec. Y, $780,
At the home of the bride in Taylor
township, Miss Mary See, daughter OF
John w. See, was given in marriage to
Leslie J. Bitney. Of Sturgis S. p. Rev
j. H. Henderson performed the cere-
mony. 81.
At,the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
fersSn Speicher,, three, and one-hall
miles northeast of. Liscomb, was cele-
brated the marriage of Miss Sadie
Speicher to j. K, Smith, of Mitchell
S. D. The ceremony was performed py
Rev.s Mr.. .Ream. Of the Reformed
church. The bride was sister iof
Mrs. J.. C.. Willi.ts, wife of County
Auditor Willis. 80 F,53
Rev. J. H, Rhea united in marriage
in this city Henry Forney. q we'll
known citizen, and Mrs. Flora Aver
ner, gof Canton, o. liz
Al the brides home in Laurel Miss
May Lantz became the wife Of ;Aug 81 8
Schuman. E,r iss
Rev. Mr.. Beane, Of I1eGrand, per-
formed the ceremony that united IN
marriage DR.. Elmina Farquhar and IM =
L. Cook, the latter a gunsmith OF thls
city. re.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. B. Varnum cele-
brated the twenty ninth anniversary OF
their marriage at their home south
west Of town. Fifty guests were press
ent. They were entertained by the
Linn Valley orchestra, Charles Loss,
drum major,
Thursday, Dec. 10, 1880.
THE annual meeting OF. the Baptist
church was held last evening and the
following officers were elected: Clerk,
]. w. Wells; treasurer, T. I. WATSON;
treasurer OF missions, C. F. Kicker;
trustees A. E. Wilbur, 8. j. Clark and
l.. F. Kellogg; ushers, A. E. Wilbur
and Mark Wood; committee on music,
r 4 Nxya1y. orJ n Ko11opp. Snnar.