Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-19
FRIDAY. June 20, 1890.

",rhe bottom fell out OF the clouuS
again last night and midnight oe-
LUCE was the result"
"rhe country between Hampton ana
Rockwell was visited last night by the
hardest rain Of the season, washlns ouS
the Central track in several places anu
delaying all trains several hours. no.
going north at 11:2o stoppea at
Hampton and the vestibule due mere
at 8: so a. M. got no farther tnan hoch,
well, Work trains were sent OUT anu
the damage repaired and travel once
more resumed" e,,.
Mrs. E. L. Sheets and MIS- SUSIE
GRAY entertained small company WIN
progressive cinch last evening al Tue
home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Couch-
man, 2O9 West Church street, the guest
of honor being Miss Kate Brewster o,
Oskaloosa Miss Anna Aboott anu
Fred S. Williams carried of the prizes.
A fine collation. was served ana gen
eral good time INDUCED in. Those
present were Misses Anna X ABBOTT
Nav Osman. Ida Dugan, Kate Brew
ster, Matte Sinclair. and fred ;. WI
liams, Frank Auringer, e. l.. Dlckey'
&c. c. ST. Clair, Paul Woods. Harry
Ackert and J. r. Campbell
Saturday, June q, ioSV.
Because there was fear that the CEN
sus was not being taken accurately. the
Times Republican announced that II
would receive names of all persons VINO
knew that they had not been enum :
Grated, The Times Republican assert
ed that the census should snow lo'VoV
people.
"a dozen fresh eggs and a pound OF
Store"
There is a great rejoicing at ~
South First avenue, the home OF JACK
Bell. over the arrival of Twelve
pound boy"
"Miss May McFarlane will entertain
a small company of friends at dinner
tomorrow at her home 103 South FITS.
street The invited guests are the
Misses Susie Vail, Alice Vail, Leila
Vail Myrtle Miller and Lena Shaw.
"a party Of young people. chaperon-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young spent
the day at Nicholson's ford yesterday:
The party comprised Edna and Bessie
Parker, Kate Sloan, Jessie Binford,
Jennie Abbott, Mabel French. Halle
Young, Mamie Weles, Tom and Arthur
Stotts. City Meeker. Alfred Young.
worley Getz Richard Waterman. and
Charles Speers.''
"Messrs C. C. Urine and George
Stiles came home yesterday from
camping out on the Iowa river. 1t was
a pretty damp time for the boys, but
they enjoyed 1t just the same"
THE pay car on the Central came up
last night from Peoria and on board
were Superintendent ]. II. Redmon.
Paymaster Zug. NJ. c. Wheeler, Fred o.
French and wife, Misses Olive Zug.
Mamie Watson, Carrie Gilman and
Ada Custer The circus was in Peoria
while the party was there. and a jolly
good time was had" 3
"E. D. Young, travelling freight agent
of the Central, went to Rockwell yes
terday to induce George fictitious, OF
that place, to ship his hogs via the
popular Central route to Chicago. Mr..
fictitious informed him that he had
shipped them the evening before, thir-
ty-five of his latest porkers having
been washed down the creek by the
"a cling waters~ ~
Sunday, June e, 1880.
Heavy rains, accompanied by high
winds. did considerable damage be-
tween this city and Albion. The Iowa
river rose rapidly during the night, and
carried out the fume Of the Woodbury.
mills. The damage to the mill proper