Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-13
Thursday. Nov. IL, 1891.

attendance. A musical program in
cluded q vocal duet ny Mrs. G. w
Weeks and Mrs. ]. r. Hill. a recitation
by Miss Jessie Peterson. a vocal solo
by Miss Kay Spencer OF Burlington.
. piano duet by Rev. and Mrs. ]. H
Henderson. and solos by Miss Hill and
Miss Mary Kinsman.- the latter of
E:nsman, o. THE host and hostess
we're remarked by Rev. Mr.. Hender-
son. Mr. Brown was arrayed in his
wedding suit and tile, which he has
pr eserved remarkably well, and no
nittle amusement was afforded the
guests by his odd appearance in the
ago" Mr. Brown and Miss Anna NJ.
Negly were married Nov. Is, 1856.
T. NJ Smith, for ten years, prior to
three years before, an engineer on the
Iowa Central out Of this city, was in
startly killed in wreck which oc-
CURED on the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco railroad, near Springfield, Mo.
Mr. Smith was pulling the second Sec
7;on of a freight train. The first sec
ton had broken in two, and after the
coupling had been made. started on its
journey. The second section was fol-
lowing closely. and while both trains
we're making steep grade. another
break-in-two occurred, and the cars
came down the grade, crashing into
Smiths engine. The conductor Of the
train, who was riding on the engine.
was also instantly killed, and the fire
man fatally injured. Mr.. Smiths body
was brought to Marshalltown for bur
ial. the funeral being held from the
Methodist church the following Mon
day afternoon. Interment was with Ma
sonic 1lonors. Mr.. Smith was mem
ether local Masonic bodies, as we'll as
OF the local division OF the B. of L. E.
Saturday, Nov. II, 1891.
AT the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs A. d. Sheldon, All East State
street, Miss Susie McGrew was given
in marriage to George Gerhart, Rev.
J. n. R1ea performing the ceremony.
THE bride was attired In gown Of
cream cashmere. made en- traine, trim
med in chiffon lace, and carried a bou-
quet Of pink and cream rosebuds. She
looked especially pretty"
Some time prior to the late cleo
ton Editor Webster Of the Statesman,
wagered Conductor Dawson Of the
Central. good supper. to which their
friends were 70 be invited, that Gov
ernor Boies would be elected. and
Dawson accepted the bet. The genial
conductor lost, and last evening was
the time set to pay his debt. The
bachelor apartments OF II. p. Densel
and G. L. Dickey were secured for the
occasion, and q supper At for king
was served. The evening hours We're
whiled away with cinch, and the occa-
sion will be pleasantly remembered as
a feature of the campaign by the
guests. They were ]. c. Dunn. John
Schobert George p. Powers, H. P.
Densel e. L. Dickey, NJ. H. Haviland,
B. G. Falls, g. N. Gish, A. G. Cox. w.
w. Ward, ]. H. Redmon, q. H. Ruth, N.
c. Nelson, c. J. Lander r. A. Dugan,
l. C. Abbott, E. E. Carver, Charles
Hull. W. v. Couchman, w. c. Osmon,
and Charles Click"
(Neighbors and friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. P. johnson, ct Taylor town
ship. Joined in a surprise party at the
Johnson home. The occasion Of the
gathering was the fact that Mr.. and
Mrs. Johasonrwere preparing to move
TO Marshalltown.
Sunday, Nov. Is, 1891.
Revival services at the Presbyterian
church were conducted by Rev. John
McAllister. At the Congregational
church, in the evening, song service
by the choir attracted good-sized
audience. The choir was assisted by
Miss Kay Spencer, Of Burlington, and
Miss Mary Kinsman. Of Kinsman, o.
Monday. Nov. IS, 1891.
miss Elsa Stern gave a tea party
Saturday. afternoon to a company OF
her little friends which was most en-
joyable af.iir The features OF the af-
tcrnoon were dancing, music, games
and other entertainments, dainty re-
freshWents being served at 8 o'clock.
The guests were the Misses Florence
Harris Pauline Andrews, Lora, Gladys
and Gerny Carney. Alma Mcconnell,
Vera Fuerth, Edna Sears, Florence
Irma Wallace, Gertrude
Merriman. Katie Balch, May Forney
Nina McElroy, Florence BurneH, Min
ME slime, Lily Davis, and Master Har-
old Woodward, he being the only
young gentleman present
The, wedding Of S. Milton Mann, OF
Idaho Falls, Idaho. and Miss Minnie
Summers was celebrated at noon at
the home o: tbs brides parents VIZ.
and Mrs. ". H. Summers. southeast OF
the city. Rev. William Bryant per-
.ormed tn ceremony. Stephen Jessup,
OF this city and Miss Kitty DeLong, OF
Grinnell, attended the bridal c,uple.
The bride is one If Marshall county's
~ - - Nd
py all " no know her. Mr.,
and Mrs. Mann went to Gladbrook to
make their home. Mr.. Mann was the
Junior member a. the Mann Press
Company, which manufactured
printing press for county newspapers.
AT the Joseph Rails home. two and
enc -iaif miles east of Liscomb. nei.h-
burs and friends gathered to celebrate
the oirshnay an,,versary Of Mr.. Ra,ls.
In the evening forty young people 81
the ,.eiehhorhood jo,ncd in surprise
on Mr.. Ha.ls' youngest son Homer, I
being the 21st anniversary Of his
birth. $50
Tuesday, Nov. ", 1891.
"Des Moines Leader: Nose Ar
quette. for many. years past an engi-
neer on the Iowa Central between Mar
snalltown ana Ottumwa, was a guess
at the Abern n a,ise Yesterday, havins
come down rom Marshalltown to visit
ais son-in-iaw 1; member Of the Hust-
Ter uonfpan Ms. s..ss..sssssEiayed at Fosters
.ast evening. NJ. Sc is, one Of the
s,.eedfest knights OF the throttle IN
iowa. his sply- fault being that he In
s,sts Hi sjogSins. the varnighed cars
along the line OF his flight. thus de-