Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-25
Thursday, Sept. "a.

mir. Henry Pappe returned this
morning from Fort Madison, where he
went with his wife, who has been quite
i'll the past week, Mrs. Pappe will
visit her parents for a while
Mr.. Merritt Greene arrived in the
city this morning after an absence of
two years. He is located at Pittsburgh,
Pa. but is just returning from a trip
among the northern lakes, Mime
apolis, and ST. Paul. To a reporter
this morning Mr.. Greene said he liked
the west much better than he did the
east. He attended the harvest festival.
which is now in progress at Mime
apolis, and pronounced IL a grand af-
fair. He says M~arshalltown looks
natural and he will remain a week or
two to look after business matters and
visit old friends"
Before a large number of guests at
the Presbyterian church. Rev. S. A.
Martin, of Rowan, was united in mar
riage with Miss Amanda Dobson, OF
this city, Rev. William Bryant per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by Prof.
S. J. Buck, of Iowa College, Grinnell.
the latter one Of Rev. Martins former
instructors. Prof. Jules Steyaert
played the wedding march. Rev. MIR.
Martin was formerly pastor of the
Congregational churches at Fancleve
and Lamoille, and at the time of his
marriage was pastor at Rowan and
Gait. His bride was a well-known
young woman of this city, and a leader
in Presbyterian church circles.
Lamoille correspondence: "A new
s~t,. ~,n -o - -,,t -, n - 10, 20 NNa at
Lamoille and Lou Eells received orders
to report at headquarters"
Friday, Sept. q, 1891.
"A substantial cement sidewalk has
been put down in front of the resi-
dences of W. e. Smelling. D. B. Reeves,
T. A. Brown. w. w. Miller, and T. C.
Owings. on West Main street. The
city, in order TO encourage others in
this line, has agreed 10 put in a cement
crossing. thus making a solid walk the
entire length of the block, n five
handsomer dwellings would be hard to
find in the city
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Deisher died at Chicago where
Mrs. Deisher had gone on a visit.
Saturday, Sept. 26, 1891.
"Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller welcome a
new girl baby at their home" (Miss
Marie Miller, OF this city, born Sept. %.
1Ssl.)
president Click, Of the First Ma
tional, will accompany his son Fred 70
Ann AThor, Mich, tonight. Fred will
enter the law department and in due
time become a full-fedged attorney at
law"
j. B. Simmons went to Chicago the
first of this week to purchase goods.
and while attempting TO board a street
car had the misfortune to have his
right leg broken He came near meet
ing with n similar mishap while there
once before. He was taken to the hos
pital, and the fracture reduced
Announcement vas made Of the en-
ployment Of Harry E. Sloan, OF Peoria,
Ill. by the Letts-FIetcher Company, OF
this city. to take effect Oct. 10. Mr..
Sloan at that time fas a member Of
the commission firm of Sloan & Nell
son, Peoria.
Sunday, Sept. q, 1891.
William Craig, aged ~, died al MS
home, 125 May street. of old age.
Willie. the e-year-old son of Mr.. and
SlES. JOUN bpfldWllI, l4N!iS Htai Zap
ron, died Of d~iphtheria.
Monday, Sept. %, 1891.
1T was a jolly crowd that assembled
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cation. 30S West Nevada
street. the occasion being Mr.. Cations
birthday. About seventy friends spent
the evening with dancing and games,
and presented him with a handsome
chair. after which delicious refresh
ments were served"
The 5-~months-old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Durham, 6 South Second
street. died of Inflammation of the
brain.
Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1891.
Mrs. ". D. Forbush, of Gilman. and
daughter. Mrs. May Montgomery, are
in the city calling on old friends. Mrs.
MONTGOMERY is slowly recovering from
severe prostraJion. and Will
remain with her parents several
months before returning to New York
Miss Lorraine Meeker has accepted
a position in Mrs. Loring's school
n Of the best private schools OF Chi
cago. MarshalltoUn is Justly proud of
the well-earned honors n the rapid
advancement of its young people. Miss
Meeker. a pupil Of our public schools.
and a three years student Of Welles-
ley, IL most eminently fitted to grace
the high position SO Unexpectedly
offered her"