Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-20
Friday, Sept. 10. 1890.

"Sixty-c.Sht degrees at p. m.
Eleven degrees cooler than yesterday.
The trees along the streets all over
the city are being trimmed up.
"R. A. Dugan took his first degree
in the Masonic order last night
While playing football yesterday
young Dell Dcbson fell and broke both
bones of the right forearm. Dr. Fry
reduced the fracture and the patient is
doing nicely"
Mrs. c. H. Ackert gave unique
progressive cinch party today to
number of her lady friends by inviting
them to take a trip with her in the
Iowa to Ottumwa TO visit the coal
palace and play progressive cinch on
the way down. Prizes will be ewarded
to the winners and the losers Will get
a boeby. \ score or more of baskets
i,r.c iaimed the fact that the crowd
was amply supplied with all the neces-
sary provisions for good substantial
dinner, and jollier crowd would be
difficult. to fnd. The party was COM
posed of Mesdames B. a. Morgan, A.
p. Cox 4. Janney, r. Reed, a. 6.
G.ick. F. 3. Newcomer, A. A. Moore,
George Click, L. c. Abbott, A. r.
Banks. D. T. Denmead T. j. Fletcher.
w. V. Corchman, ]. l.. Williams. j..
Gerhart. and c. ]. Lander; Misses
Mollie Allison. Anna Gerhart, Ida
Dugan. and Anna X. Abbott"
Saturday, Sept. 20, 1890.
'Sixty-seven degrees at l p. M
From Dr. G. F. Capron. of Wash
ington township, it is learned that
while his youngest son. Johnnie. aged
II, was riding out after the cows last
evening. a calf ran into the heels or
the mare he was riding and frightened
her. The 10y was thrown off. and it is
though. the mare struck him in the
face and breast with her feet. inflict-
ing severe injuries. Four upper teeth
We're knocked out. with small por-
ton of the jaw. His face was badly
cut and disfgured, but it is believed
his wounds are not of dangerous
character.
Matte y:ckers a prime favorite
with local theater soers. appeared be
fore a VERY small audience at the
Odeon in "EGeiweiss" The production
proved very pleasing.
Sunday. Sept. q, 1890.
Consiiera bic excitement was aroused
vada stree: when il was discovered
Z
direction of Roadmaster c. VI. Burnett,
Of the e. ST P & r. c. railway, had
commenced the laying of 700 feet of
side track north of the railroads main
line in that street. Five hundred feet
of the track had been laid before the
work was discovered. Mayor Ames and
a posse Of citizens appeared on the
scene and the mayor ordered the arrest
III the ros Gmas ter. Fl. Parker and
Thomas end James Farrell. foremen:
and z. T. Young. conductor Of the
wor.; train The men were charged
with violating the Sunday law. A
large police force was placed on duty
TO prevent any further laying of track.
and temporary injunction was issued
+. by Judge Stevens restraining the COM
panv from any further work until the
question Of the property owners rights
/ should be determined The railroad
company also got out an Injunction re-
strsining the property owners or the
civ from tearing UP any of the track
already laid The contention Of the
CITY arG property owners was that tbs
s-ree- would be spoiled for traffic by
an additional track that might not ne
kept ballasted so it could be crossed
safely by ANS; also that the new
track would cover a portion OF the city
water mains. Later in the week the
difficulties were amicably adjusted.
Monday. Sept. %. 1890.
The new hospital at the soldiers
home IS reoring completion
MarshaIltcwn markets: Dealers were
quoting the following prices: Eggs 1.
cents, butter 10als chickens spring
ers 15de0 cents each: live turkeys, "A
s cents. dressed 9 cents: corn 40 cents
POTATOES 751s1 hogs 3.40d4.5o. cattle
25o1 400.
Tuesday, Sept. %. 1890.
NJ Ed Mack went 10 Toledo las
night where he has contract on tht
rev college
Mr.. and Mrs D. S. Good have a new
grocer at tneir home. 1t is a boy. borr
yesterday. End standard weight" 9TH
'ara Harrr Good).
4 The ruling passion IS strong, a
ways. and genial Jim Haynes look!
natural again urging q pair of mules Z
hurry along with the grocer's rig"
"Sinco G. G. st. Clair returned from
his maiden hunting trip TO Belmond
E. l.. Dickey and Ben G. Falls have
:ndust.iousy circulated the repor