Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31
Friday, Jan. 80, 1891.

Friday Jan. So 1881.
"a number of, the neighbors and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LIND
say invaded their home last evening
laden with articles Of tinware to re-
mind them Of the fact that they nao
been married just ten years
! The jury in the case of Mrs. Wllaams
against the Firmenich Manufacturing
Company brought in a, verdict for the
defendant at 10 o'clock, after having
been out since 4 the preceding AFTER
noon. The action was an important
! one from the fact that it was test
case by which other expected litigation
would be disposed OF. The suit was
one in which Mrs. Williams sought
damages by reason of alleged onen-
sive odors emanating from the glucose
works, 1t being claimed that the odors
were dangerous to health. h. T.. j.
| Boardman represented the pia1ntln ana
J. L. Carney the defendant
Mrs. Isaac Johnson, a weil-known
res:den, of Lamoille, died at her home
Of heart disease
Word from Union told OF the death
Of Mrs Jessie Lockard Frazer. wife OF
Arthur w. Frazer, agent Of the Iowa
/ Central railroad at Union and the old.
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Lockard, OF Union. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazer had been married only two
years and Mrs. Frazer gave birth to
! babe just q week before her Death.
John. the s-year-old son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Simmerman, ZOE Ansop
street, died from injuries sustained in
falling from a fence during tho after
moon. 81 sc
Saturday, Jan. 81, 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haines. of Sioux
City, are the parents of bouncing boy
baby. born yesterday, and kicks the
beam at eleven pounds" [Hugh C.,
Eaines died 1894.
"Mr. Lee Merriman gave a progress
sive tiddledy- winks party last evening
to a small company of friends. At tha
close of the games substantial refresh.
ments were served. The first honors
were awarded to Miss Jessie Binford
and Gene Binford, the second going to
Mamie Watson and Alfred Young"
Miss Ida Dugan gave q o'clock
lunch yesterday afternoon to about
fifteen of her young lady friends that
was elegant in all its appointments
The occasion was complimentary to her
guest Miss Jennie Young, of Moberly,
who expects to leave for her home
Monday 1t goes without saying that
all enjoyed themselves" sr.
1.-The ladies of the W. S. s. Club,
with their husbands, were entertained
last evening at the beautiful home OF
John B. Simmons After unwinding
the 'cobweb' they were ushered out t.
a bountiful supper, and on adjourning
from the dining room the evening was
delightfully."- spent with various games,
propounding conundrums, and by the
reading OF an original poem by Mr.
Simmons on the merits of the club
At the annual meeting of the Mar
shall County Temperance Alliance
Thomas Swearingen, Of Albion. was
elected president; D. T. Smith, vice
president; Watson Roberts, secretary;
and A. NJ. Miller treasurer.
Sunday, Feb. 1, 1891.
Memorial services for the three chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stormes
who died few weeks before Of diph
iberia, were largely attended at the
: Baptist church. The children Were
Ella, aged 10. who died Dec. Is:
Marion, aged 6, who died Dec. "a, anG
Eugene, aged 3, who died Jan. 8. Miss
Gertie Miller gave an address on be-
half of the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor, of which Ella
Stormes was a member. The other adj
dress of the morning was given by the
pastor. Rev. S. A. Perrine.
Henry Zwilling, aged 81, senior mem
her of the firm Of Zwilling Bros. mer.
chants of State Center, died very sud
denly at his home. He was taken IL
Saturday afternoon while at his store
Mr.. Zwilling was the Oldest, and rated
!! as the wealthiest, business man II
State Center. He was native of New
. York state, and had been a resident o.
State Center twenty years.
! Monday, Feb. 2, 1891.
The postoffice was closed from l.
, until o'clock out of respect t.
= Hate William Window, secretary OF thu
$ treasury, who fell dead of heart dis
ease at Delmonicos, New York City
t on the night of Jan. 49, a few moment!
, after he had completed, his address OF
!. I"Our Country's Prosperity Dependen
4 Upon It's Instruments of Commerce.
; The address was delivered before tn
r New York Board Of Trade and Trans
Y portation. Mr. WINDOWS death causes
: a profound sensation.
:. Mrs. l.. F. Kellogg 205 South Sec
: ond street, gave reception Saturda!
4 tafternoon from to 5 to large com
I pany Of lady friends. The artistic ar
5 arrangement of the room with TN
. flowers and other decorations was gen
9 orally commented upon Lunch q
:. served and an enjoyable afternoon wa
!. spent. In the evening another com
n pany of ladies and gentlemen as
h isembled, and after partaking Of
r hnnnt!f;s;ii supper nrngress:.se ftddledy
Il winks was the feature OF the evenlnt