Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

Miriam's maids Dslla WINERY,
Mamie welles. Cora Wilbur. May
WATSON, Tesa Jones, Maize Tuffree.
Sea nymphs Mary Halsey, Eta
Treadwell, Emma Mills. May Church,
Cora Thompson, Sadie Halsey. Lulu
Loree, Ethelyn Bronson.
Chorus of twenty maids - Kate,
Sloan, Edna Parker. Hattie Smith,
Tesa Jones, Della WINERY, Cora Will
bur, Libbie Hall. Gertie johnson,
Maude Drum. Mamie Castor. Bessie
Parker. Tillie Fisher. Mona Shorthill.
Maize Tuffree, Mamie Welles, May
WATSON, Jessie Hall. Fern Dean, VIM
ME Fisher, Maude Kellogg.
Accompanist-Mrs. w. w Waldo.
Wednesday, Feb. 10. 1890.
The mercury indicated 26 degrees
above zero this morning
Joe Johnston, of the firm of ketch-
UNI a Johnston, had his left thumo
nail pulled out by the roots yesterday
as deity as any surgeon could nave
done it, by casually but lnvoluntarily
thrusting the member into The gearing
of tanning wheel while cleaning
seed"
The Toledo Chronicle speaks as fol-
lows Of our Ministries who played there
recently: A good house greeted the
Queen City Minstrels at the opera
house on Friday Of last week. The
company is composed nearly of young
men from Marshalltow:l, aai a number
Of citizens of that city came along
TO see how the boys did The songs,
especially those of Way. Cox. Tuifree'
and Henderson were we'll received.
lpic IA lf
hand performance. as well as Mons.
lvello as a club swinyer, We're greatly
enjoyed by the audience. SIeers Way
ana Staat. in their specialic1es, carried
the house with them. and We're the
recipients OF encores The Democrat
also says. The Queen City MINISTRIES
Of MarshalItown held forth at the
open house last Friday evening. There
are many artists connected with the
entertainment justice to whom would
demand a few words from us. but
space forbids. we can not. however,
neglect 10 speak Of the rising young
comedians Messrs Ike Speers and
Fred Way MIR. Speers is far above in
his line g many who draw good
round salary for the work. He is
natural BORN comedian ana with MS
funny antics songs. etc, kept the
audience in continued uproar- And
Freddie Is now slow: in fact, Freddie's
q bird and his different acts deserve
recognition from the best comedians.
The BOYS evidently give Il fine show.
Corrine and her capable company
gave charming performance of Ar
cadia at the odeon. The house was
vel dIled. and all enjoyed the per-
Torrance which, altho devoid of any
connected plot was Wei! Dut together.
and pleased. The performance was
notable for its cleanness. altho Of
5Urles4ue nature.
Thursday. Feb. 20. 1890
There was a very decided change in
the temperature Yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday morning the thermometer
indicated % above zero: this morning
i reg stored j below
T C. Weatherly was announced as
candidate for councilman II the Third
ward.
Marshall County Teacher: The
opening of the Woodbury. building ore
ated demand for additional teachers.
Miss Ayrta Pierce and MISS Kate
j rIIlbrt7sler were engaged 90 supply
this want. Miss Pierce vas educated
n the Cincinnati normal and brings TO
fer work here broad culture and sue
cessful experience. Miss Armoruster
Is a graduate Of our high school and
afterwards finished an extended course
II study at the Iowa State Normal
School al Cedar Falls
Laurel CORES ondence: IS. E. Ward.
Of Eancleve. Is engaged in temperance
york here-,hat is, sinking well. 50
as to insure as full supply IF water
the coming season, as i Is now appar-
ent that the present legislature Will
not repeal prohibition"
Taylor township correspondence:
The Willow HiIl literary society gave
a delightful program on Tuesday even
ing 10 a crowded house Miss Cadd.e
Alien -ecited the Kentucky Belle in a
very happy manner. Reading by AIT
Rogers and Miss Fawcett acquitted
hersel: quite creditabIy in the dialog
given by Miss McMeexln's scholars.
The old bachelor from the other
corner ot the township has been over
70 see his best girl
Charles F'agg, aged 81. an employe OF
the Iowa Central bridge force. was in
stantly Killed and his body mangled IN
a horrible manner when ne stepped out
o. the way OF Diagonal train at the
Center street crossing directly in front
iof an oncomirg Northwestern switch
engine. Clouds Of steam were com
iiag from the Diagonal engine. and he
did not So nor hear the ether loco
motive until too late. He left wife
ard two little children.
corine and company pleased an.
other good sized audience in "Mont'
Cristo Jr" 1T the Odeon The piece
had more substance than did AR
caaia ana was thoroughly enjoyed b.
I'll VINO say l.