Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-16
Friday. Jan. n, 1880.

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Weakened in the postoffice department
whether by the electric force inIusee
! all the way from Wanamaker's head
! quarters or not, Is uncertain, put a.
| any rate he has been aroused, and ad'
justing his well-worn specsacies ma.
been delving in the secret recesses OF
mail boxes. The First National Bank
was made aware Of this ~ the re-
CENT this morning of letter mailed
from the bank Nov. IS, 1882, to James
i Turner, Marietta, notifying him OF a
note to fall due in December OF tina,
wear. 1t was plainly addressed. and
ON one corner had the printed return
in ten days card of the bank. AS II
was remailed at Marietta Jan. it OF
this wear. it shows that the postoffice
of that place has been shelsering 1t for
the past eight years. Uncle Jacob
Randall has been postmaster off and
on for twenty five years, and altho q
democrat he has not been disturbed by
republican administrations simply be-
cause no one was ambitious to have
his place. What has come over the
spirit of Uncle Jacobs dreams lately
he only can disclose.
The body of E. l.. Dudley former
general manager of the Iowa Central,
who died in ST. Paul Wednesday night
passed thru the city in special car
attached to train No. 2 on the Central,
on route TO St Louis for burial. Inc
BODY was accompanied by Mr.. Dudley's
sister, Mrs. l.. d. Garth; son. II. NJ.
Dudley. student at Faribault. MIMI
and WIN Schoff, Mr.. Dudleys private
secretary. The train was pulled from
Lvle TO this city by Engineer Ed VOL
cott. who draped his engine with crepe.
Engineer Nose Arqaette took the
train out of this city. Maj. e. W.
smith had charge of the train. a
large delegation of citizens and en-
ployes was at the station TO pay re-
spects to the dead. and several officers
of the company and citizens accom-
panied the body to ST. Louis. The To-
cal party included Manager c. II.
Ackert and wife. NJ. C. Wheeler. Z. b.
Carver. o. ]. Travis. Conductor G. d.
Frink. George Click, A. B. Cox, b. A.
Morgan. and DR.. F, NJ. Ward.
Saturday, Jan. 10, 1890.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Winery, aged a., mother
of George Whitton, died IT p. m OF
pneumonia a her sons nome on North
Center street. Mrs. Winery had been
resident of Marshalltown since 1868,
when she came from Fors Madison.
She was a native of Scotland, and
came to this country IN 1918.
George Hay. wagon works en-
ploye jumped genuine jack rapoit
on the Iowa river bottom yesterday
and slew him with his gun
Rev ]. H. Henderson. o. Lamoille.
ILL.,. who recently received call to the
pastorate OF the Congregational church
in this city, has accepted, a2d will De-
G in his years labors Feb. 16 in the re-
constructed church edifice. Mr.. Hen
derson comes with the strongest IN
dorsements as minister and citizen,
and the Congregations society is to
be congratulated upon securing the
services of SO able man"
Monday morning the Marshall Ice
Company will begin cutting ice on the
mill pond to fill their several large
houses The ice is only atout eight
inches thick as yet, but is of the finest
quality and the men are mighty glad
for a chance TO put in even six inch
ice at this late date. The deep cover
ing of snow has prevented the ice from
freezing 10 greater thickness. and II was
almost a hopeless task TO attempt TO
remove it,
Sunday, Jan. 10, 1890.
W. c. Cameron. of Denver. nephew
Of Rev. J. H Niblock. passed passed
thru the city Ell route to Oshkosh.
wis. accompanying the body of his
wife for burial.
Monday, Jan. 20, 1890.
Mr.. Adams, of this office. who has
an extended newspaper acquaintance
with grip, is trying little personal
experience with it today"
Tuesday, Jan. q, 1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Winery, OF
Centralia, Wash, answer TO the names
Of papa and mamma. It's little girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Gif,ord have the
material for a president IN their new
son. who arrived Sunday noon. AIS