Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-15


~. ID. Vail has sold his bottlins
works to Bernstein Bros, who VIZ
carry on the bushes 1T the old stand.
Deputy Clerk Kaufman issued IL
censes to wed this morning to John
Jungworth and Anna Lang, both Of
this city; John Reiter, Marshalltown
and Johanna Novok, State Center;
William Gerke and Mary Oehlsen.
both OF this city"
Mrs. DR.. Sears and Mrs. VIII Wal
lace gave reception yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Sears. lOs
North Third street, to about 100 OF
their lady friends from 2 to 3 and from
8 to 5. The floral DECORATIONS were
certainly fine the rooms being artis-
ticaly arranged with roses, chrysan-
themums and smilax. The refresh
ments were superb and the sner
complete social success"
"Advertisement-On Saturday, NOV
is, at Blacks Music Hall the citizens
of Marshalltown will be given an OPP
portunity of seeing and hearing the
Edison photograph. This machine IS
conceded to be the most wonderful ana
scientific invention of the nineteenth
century, and 1t is hoped by the man
agement that Marshalltown people Will
not miss the chance for themselves
and especially their children, listening
to it. Admission to hall free. Adults
will be charged 10 cents for listening
to reproductions, and children under
10 half price,"
Before 2 small audience the Sons OF
Veterans gave an entertainment which.
ITO say that the audience were de-
lighted does not half express it," The
program included vocal duet by. Mes
danes G. w. Weeks and j. r. Hill; a
reading, The Elf Child. by Miss
Mamie Gilchrist, who responded to an
encore, Palpitation'; reading
"Laska,' which was, rendered lin
faultless manner by Miss Bessie MD
lock. being listened to with the closest
attention.; reading by Mrs. j. L.
Carney. Tin her usual inimitabie
style; selection by the mandolin
club, violin solo by Miss Jessie
Woodruff "eliciting well deserved ap-
plause," and a quarter number. Hear
Dem Bells" by Mesdames Weeks and
Hill and Messrs. Waldo and Weeks
Miss Jessie Peterson closed the pro-
gram with Bob Burdettes School
Boys Strike Miss Peterson told it as
well as could the inimitable Bob him
helf and the applause with which she
was greeted at the close was deaf
ening."
Saturday, Nov. IS. 1890.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel McCarty, sig South Fourth
street, died of whooping cough.
THE 5 o'clock tea given by Mrs
Theodore Johnston, 30S West Church
street, yesterday afternoon to about
fifty of her lady friends was charm
ing affair and rounded up busy week
among the society women Of this city
The rooms were very handsomely dec
Grated with flowers and the arrange
ment Of the pictures was much COM
mented on by those. present. The re-
freshments comprised all that the sea-
son affords and were delicious"
Sunday, Nov. IS, 1890.
While seated at the table awaiting
his breakfast, Marcena stone, a we'll
known farmer living at Haynes Grove
four miles southwest Of the city, wa:
murderously assaulted by his hired
man, F. L. Pelbeam. Stone was seated
with his back to Pelbeam reading 6
paper when Pelican approached hin
welding Ratchet, with which III
struck Stone several blows on the
head. Stone fell unconscious anG