Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-07
Friday, Feb. 8, 1891.


this city, has been appointed travel
ing detective for the G.. NJ. Il st. r.
railway If true, it is a good appoint
ment as Mr.. Size has done some clever
work in this line
Hon H. c. Henderson has decided
to make Boulder, Colo, his future
home, and will leave for that place
about TWO weeks. Judge Henderson
has been a resident of Marshalltown
for thirty years, and it will De a mat
ter of general regret that he and his
estimable family have concluded to go
hence
Formal announcement was made OF
the candidacy of D. J. Evans for mayor
before the approaching election.
At a reception given at the Railroad
! Y NJ. c. A., NJ. L. Cook played a cor
net solo. Miss Jessie Peterson recited
| Bob Burdette's The School Boys
Strike" Miss Lena Cole, accompanied
by her aunt Mrs. T. I. WATSON, sang
The Voices of the Woods: Misses
Susie and Luella Wartman sang lin a
very pathetic manner, duet The Cur
! few BelT"; William Worth gave dia-
! lect reading, Misses Nettie Humlong
and Minnie Heath sang "in exquisite
yoice." and Miss Leora Crabtree sang
lin clear musical notes, Angels Ever
Bright and Fair"
| Announcement was made of the dis
| solution of the firm of Root & Cham
I berlain, ]. @. Root retiring and r. w.
| Chamberlain and George ]. Allen con-
tinuing the business under the firm Of
| Chamberlain & Allen.
! At the annual meeting Of the Mar
| shall County Old Settlers Association
| J. F. VI. Cooper was elected president,
James Crabtree vice president, Mrs. e.
n Chaplin secretary, and L. Armbrust-
er treasurer
Saturday. Feb. 7, 1891.
Judge J. l.. Stevens granted a new
trial in the case of Williams VS.. Fir
menich on the ground that O. T. Le-
Fevre. one Of the jurors in the case,
had also been a juror in the Ferguson
case against the same company.
Sunday, Feb. 8, 1891.
At the Universalist church at sis
o'clock, Rev. ". l.. Swan united In
marriage George G. Reynolds and Miss
Anna Visek, both Of this city. THE
groom is the eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ. Reynolds, and known as a
most worthy young man. The bride
is one Of Marshalltown's most beauti-
full daughters, honored and loved by
all who know her. Mr.. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds are costly located and at home
to their friends at 112 North Second
avenue. We wish for this worthy young
couple ha ppy and prosperous voyage
down the matrimonial sea-
Monday, Feb. 9, 1891.
IS. p. Lusby had the misfortune to
cut the end Of his second finger Of his
left hand off this morning while cut
ting tobacco with tobacco cutter He
will he laid up for several days"
Miss Clara Boardman, who has
been confined to her home with scar
let fever is much better"
city Solicitor B. r, Cummings will
probably be Il candidate for cleo
ton this spring His discharge of the
duties Of that office has been very sat
isfactory, and in case of any contest
his friends will work for him with
sleeves rolled up
Our esteemed old colored friend,
Uncle Josiah French, was around
} among his friends Saturday soliciting
small contributions for a fund he is
raising with which to buy another
horse to take the place of one which
turned up its hoofs and now sleeps, or
should sleep. under the daisies. Uncle
it is hoped he Will soon find another
2:40 nag"
Invitations are out for the wedding
of DR.. G. G. Cottle and Miss May
Church, naming Feb. 10 as the date OF
, their marriage. They are two of our
well-known society people, and the
l.. event will be looked forward to by
those who are to attend"
: The body of Hildreth. the infant son
l of Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker, WIN
died Of pneumonia after a short ill
2 ness, was buried in Prairie View GENE
t terry, Gilman.
Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1891.
> Charles Newcomer, bookkeeper in
3 the First National Bank here, left last
night for Mitchell. Oak. to pack ur
8 his household goods, and will move te
: this city. They will occupy the cottage
} at 20 West Main street"
Nelson Ames announced himself TO,
reelection as mayor.
Wednesday, Feb. ~. 1891.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. John Linn are tn.