Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-18
Friday. Oct. II. 1890.

"A whisky trial that was to have
taken place at Albion today was post
poned one week. Some wretch with
out the fear of God in his heart actual.
~ sold liquor to some Of the denizen:
of that burg
Misses Jessie Peterson, Amanda
Dobson, Mary Miller and Messrs
Harry Echternacht Finley Iseman
Harry Marsh, c. c. Smith and Guy
| Waterbury, returned this mornine
| from the state convention of the Y. p
S. c. f. at Grinnell. Misses Ida Ais
| baugh, Gertie Van Orman, Lottie Fer
guson, Eloise Graves, Ella Adams
Lille Fisher, Miss Bennett, and Messrs
| Roy Kicker. A. Alsbaugh,. E. n. Beatty
Bert Cochran, John F'ellon, and MIR
! Bricke- were the delegates from the
Baptist church. They also returned
home this morning"
Mr. George Ordway, of Hardin
county, is il the city today LOOKING
after residence property with a vie"
to buying anC locating here. Mr. Ord
way resided here a few years ago, and
| has recently sold his farm in Hardin
county, near Union, and very naturally
desires to relocate in Marshalltown
Mr. j. " Rowen, of Clifford, is also
in the city with view to moving his
| family here. The city's population is
being increased by strangers moving
in, its excellent schools and many other
advantages offering strong induce
. ments to those desiring good home in
live progressive town.
! Beach & Powers Ministries. popular
| locally, appeared at the Odson before
a large audience Frank York, of this
city. was leader of the band and or
chestra ana his brother, Fred York, &
member of both.
Saturday, Oct. 1s, 1890.
Winter in the wind
Mr. c. D. 1usby wears large sized
smile today, all because his wife pre-
sented him with q pound boy last
night"
"Messrs. Charles Hull. w. V. Couch
man. II. P. pensel. and DR.. W. B. kib-
hey will leave tonight on their semi
annual hunting trip at Lost Island,
10 be gone 6 week After week s
hunt among the brant and geese in
that region it would be useless for
even an expert hunter-well, say like
Charley st. Clsir--to go there with the
expecta ton OF getting any game.
Of the boot ard shoe firm of Wanberg
& Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy retiring.
Justice Notaw performed GER
emonv last evening which united in
marriage for the rest of their lives
John c. Lawrence, of State Center. and
Elviua Housman. of Illinois. The bride
came here Friday from her native state
TO wed the man Of her choice. The
groom obtained the license before her
arrival. but as their combined ages arc
120 years, Deputy Kaufman did not
question Their age and issued the Ii
cense They are probably the oldest
couple eve married in this county.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee left for State Center, their future
home, and no doubt the usual amount
of billing and cooling is now in pro-
gress.''
Mrs Anna A. Emes, wife Of Elias B.
Emes. died 4. the family home near
Conrad Of heart disease and dropsy.
She had beer, i'll about three years. She
was a native of Whiteside county,
Illinois, where she was born Anna A.
| Brown, Jan. 16, 1851. She was sur
vived by her husband and two sons.
John A. Harmed. representing the
Gaskell Literary Club of Chicago and
oanva ssing the southern part of the
county IN its interests, had close
call from being burned to death when
he was assaulted in a school house two
miles west Of Gilman and left uncon-
scious after the building had been fired
by his assailant Mr.. Harmed saw
smoke coming out of the school house
chimney and thought that the teacher
was in the building. He entered and
was met by young man, apparently
a tramp. who struck him a violent
blow in the back of the head, knocking
him unconscious. Harmed was then
robbed Of SIS and the tramp set fire to
the building. Farmers in the neigh
borhood discovered the fire, found
Harmed in the building, and rescued
him. The building was destroyed. The