Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
Thursday, May 7, 1891.

Thursday, May 7, 1871.
Mrs, N. Van Hee. son julius, ana
daughter Laura, leave Friday night
for Antwerp Belgium. Mrs. Van Hee
and daughter will remain there during
the summer, and Julius will complete
his education before returning to
America" IJuiius A. Van Hee, now
American vice consul at Client, saved
the city of Client from general sack
ing and destruction by fire at the
hands OF the German army at the pc
ginning of the European war.l
At the home of the brides fataer,
r. H. Whitenack, 40S South Second
street Miss Mary c. Whitenack, was
given in marriage to Robert d me-
Cav, Rev--J. II. Rhea officiating. MI
and Mrs. McCaw went to Boone to
live. Mr. McCaw was employed as
machinist in the Northwestern shops
at that place.
The year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Anderson. SlI West Nevada, died
of pneumonia and whooping cough.
Ira Emerson, aged "A. died of OLD
age.
Albion correspondence: H. }. Al
lard has purchased a half interest IN
the lumber and coal business
Farmers are planting corn or getting
ready to do SO. Oats are looking well
and grass also. The late frost did no
material damage that can be noticed.
Marietta correspondence: wv. A.
Woodward sold twenty fat hogs TO the
packing house Monday at Si.6e
Al meeting Of the school ooaru
teachers for the following school year
were elected and arrangements Hlaue
for graduating the class Of 1871. Inc
teachers elected were Carl Kelsey
Lvda Stiles. Matte Beeson. Anna
Taylor. Leah Wheldon. Anna May
hanks Floy Tichnor, Merue pierce,
Emma Wood. Eva Wildman. Mauo
Miller Maggie Campbell. Lillian Snort
hill Alice Lincoln. Sadie Rogers. An
nette Moore, Agnes McMulien, EMILY
McKeayey. Edith Stevenson, Mar!
Hostetler. Rose Woodward. Heieh
Kruskopf. Carrie Anderson. Mary
Tample Minnie Bach. Mamie Pierce
:Joseohine Sickle. Julia Long. Nettle
Wells, Lena Cole Anna Nelson, Anna
Cornelius, Daisy Riley. Carrie kreut-
ger Mary Mcfarland. Emma Pierce
Mary Aver. Mamie Ravens. LENA
Weeks, Katherine Morgan, flora
Hobart. and Mrs. Lizzie Patsen.
The members Of the class OF 1891
&c follows. Latin division, Ella
.6ans Eugene Rinford Maud Drum.
Burton and Eloise Graves NORMA
G;arwood. Mary Hall, Helen ketchuni'
Mildred Moffatt, Nellie Parker, jessie
Peterson. Lacy Rhea, Charles speers'
William Specht. Jessie WINERY
science division. VIII Anderson
Ethelyn Bronson. Lulu Calhoun BESSIE
Hambel May LeMaster. Nellie Ioree'
John McLeran, vielie Palmer. jennie
S,inson Minnie Thayer Edith Water
man Anna Weatherby. Rose "ho~
man. commercial division, Cora Ansofi'
In, Rrhel Charles Brown. Bernice
Croft. Clara Greeting, Anna Malone
Msriorie Mjlh,ser. Maud Nichols,
BESSIE Parker, Cora Smith, DeHa
Votaw.
Friday, May 8, 1897.
Members Of the Fifth congressional
district editorial association sathereu
in this city for their annual cohFeh
ton. which was held in the east court
room. Johnson Brigham, OF the Ceoar
Rapids Republican, was president OIL
the association. Byron Webster OF this
city secretary.
burglars broke into the postohice al
L.eCrand and secured about s5o III
cash. The thieves failed TO gam an
entrance into the inner vault 81 liz
safe. in which there was $500 In none!
and a like amount in stamps. H. e.
Simkins was postmaster.
+. John the year-old son OF Mr.. ana
! Mrs, A. Mcfarland. 500 Iowa street.
died of pneumonia.
Saturday, May 9, 1891.
The new residence OF Dr-~David. on
West Main street, is enclosed ana "In
soon be finished 1t will De one % VIC
, b,ndsomest in that portion Of the city
when completed"
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alien I,,tes died at the family home
near Ferguson.