Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-26
Thursday, Dec. "a, 1891.


Thursday, Dec. "a, 1891.
'The Times Republican will not be
issued tomorrow"
"Advertisement-Has the millennium
come? And now 1t is twenty-fy
pounds Of sugar for 81 at Aisquith's."
Mrs. ]. w. Anderson, age Sc, died at
her home, 312 West Boon street. Of
Ia grippe and dropsy.
At the home of the brides father, l.
~. Long, was celebrated the marriage
Of Miss Sarah NJ. Long and Howard
y. Stubbs. Rev. s. A. Perrine ~officiat-
,ng.
John West and Miss Nora DIETRICH
were married by Rev. i. w. Bowers.
Al. L. Putnam, of Hampton, and Miss
Nett!e u. Desch, OF this city, were ia
ried by Rev. ]. H. Rhea at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mack. s West
Boone street. !
Rev. DR.. Rhea performed the cere-
mOny that united in marriage p. 3.
I Elery Inc Mrs. Delcenia Dunn.
John j. Irvine. of ST. Anthony, and
Miss Retta NJ. Watkins, Of Gearing.
Swsfr married III the Me.hca:ss Protest
ant church at st, Anthony by Justice ].
Torrey,
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. May
tag, Of Laurel, gave then q surprise
upOn their tenth wedding anniversary.
They were presented with a fine plush
rocker and a plush tete-a-tete. The
] Laurel hand furnished music for the
occasion"
Liscomb correspondence: Married,
on the 23d inst, at the residence Of the
brides mother. three and one-half
miles south OF here. Rev. Mr.. Encell of
iiciating. Mr.. John Ulery and Miss
Clara Arney. Also, on the cath inst, at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Green;
the brides parents. one and one-half
miles east Of town, Rev. Mr.. Encell Of
ficiating, c.. w. Hall n Miss Nellie
Green. Also. on the same evening. at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Trip, in Liscomb,
Mr.. Oriey Hall and Miss Nellie Trip,
Rev. MI. McRea officiating. Also, on the
same evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Nyce, the brides mother, residing three
miles southwest of Liscomb. Rev. Mr..
Ence1l officiating, Mr.. Mem Hansen
and Miss Edith Nyce. Also, on Thurs
day noon, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Speicher, the brides parents. re-
SAAiAA6 IbACG AhAACS W A~ASt
Rev. MI. Ream officiating. Mr.. Fred
Buchanan and Miss Edith Spencer"
Friday, Dec. rs, 1891.
At the home Of the brides parents,
107, East State street, Miss May n.
Timer vas given in marriage to Frank
r.. Grubbs, of Sterling. Ill, Rev. Will
liam Bryant officiating.
John N. Shettel and Miss Hattie Nc
Cord were married by e ]. H. Rhea
at the home Of the brides parents, four
miles southeast Of town.
Members of the Archery Club en-
joyed q party at the H. S. Harbert
home, when the young women mem
beers entertained the sterner sex of the
club, and friends and associates from
abroad. The rooms were artistically
decorated with mistletoe and holly. af-
fording mingled amusement and con-
sternation to the unwary fair ones. n
Jealousy. to the horrid men. Progressive
games were played. honors being given
toDr. Cottle and Miss Miller, of Chicago.
A musical program was then executed
by Miss Fulmer. Of Chicago. w. c. Wal
lace, and Roy Meeker. Those present
mere the. Misses BinforG. Smelling, Van
Darveer, Caswell, Bremner. Thomas,
Beeson. Moore. and Mesdames Kellogg,
Kibbey and Cottle. the Messrs. Smith,
Sutton. Meeker, Price, Urine, Wallace,
Kelloggs cottle, Legg, Kibbey. Those
from abroad were the Misses Fulmer,
Barber, Miller, Meeker, Boyd, johnson,
Custer. and Messrs. Allison, Ehle.
Frank Haradon. Fritz Haradon, Van
Deryeer, Carstens, Summers, Holmes,
and Bremner." I
Henry O'Conner died at his home
west of the city of consumption. He
was 2h years old.
Henry O'Neal, of Illinois, and Miss
Irene 8. Robertson, Of ST. Anthony,
were married by Justice of the Peace
p. Forrey.
Saturday, Dec. rs, 1897.
"A pleasant and agreeable surprise
occurred Christmas eve at the office OF
Traffic Manager Banks Of the Cen
tran, Master Car Builder Carver, Of the
same line, was sent for on a business
matter, and was somewhat aiken pack
upon entering the office to find a num-
bers of the officers and employees Of
the road present. But when one of the
number stepped forward and began on
behalf of those present to deliver a
presentation speech on the subjects OF
diamonds, an article on which Mr..
Carver considers himself an expert and
connoisseur, q look OF wonder and as
tonishment overspread his counten-
ance, and when the gentleman handed
him a fac-simile OF the famous Cleve-
land diamond, owned by Tiffany, of
New York. large beads Of Precipitation
stood out on his forehead and he was
all broke up and was at a loss to re-
spond, but said he would send his
thanks, by freight, by Judas Priest
He managed to say that he would be
eyer grateful for the beautiful gem and
would never forget the donors. While
nat 30 valuable in q monetary sence
as the Cleveland gem, 1t is much larger.
even II 1t is q little of color"
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Barker living
neal the soldiers home, have a sweet
little girl vt their home which came
Monday"
Santa Claus visited the home of MI.
and Mrs. H. w. Shove Christmas eve.
examined the record, and found that all
the children had been good and entitled
10 : present. He distributed the pres
ents from q Christmas tree. ZACH OF the
little ones being Handsomely remem-
bered."
John Presnau and Miss Mary Neville
were married at st. Mary,s church by
Rev. Father Lehman.
sunday, ose. "a, 1891.
Mrs. Emma Wuln. aged 48, wife Of
Hans Wulf. died at her home. 4o6.