Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-03
Friday, Jan. 2. 1891.


! MIR. and Mrs. G. Oblinger have
/ brand-new boy at their home"
Mr. and Mrs ]. Z. Ellis are the
parents of a bright little boy, born
New Years"
&C. c. Urine was out early this
morning with a kodak taking pictures
Of some pretty snow scenes about
town. He will keep them 10 look al
next July or August"
Mr.. and Mrs /. S. Willard returned
this morning from Chicago. They at
tended a banquet given by General
Agent w. A. Alexander TO his special
agents at the Union League CLUB
rooms Dec. 81 .-flO
Mrs. Harry Stoddart was the re-
cipient yesterday Of a handsome pair
of vases as a small token OF the es-
TEEN in which she is held by her
boarders. Rev. Judd made thep re-
sentation speech. Mrs. Stoddart ex-
pressed her thanks for the gift in
feeling manner"
Word received from Bangor told Of a
fire New Years night that DESTROYED
the beautiful farm residence of Mrs.
E. Hollingsworth. one Of the tnest
homes in the township.
Charles H. Reigel, supported by
Louise Rial and a competent company.
appeared at the Odeon in a very cred
liable presentation Of Jim. the Pen
man" The audience was very small
Saturday, Jan. 3, 1891.
Il. l.. Cady has purchased the resi-
dence of L. G. Abbott, 49i North First
street, and will take possession about
Feb. /. MI and Mrs. Abbott will move
TO the old homestead, 207 East Main
street"
Mr.. ]. J. Showles. Just the advance
agent, CHATS any Of Joseph Murphy.
the noted and popular copedian. was
in town yesterday, arranging for the
third appearance here of Mr.. Murphy
and his excellent company. the 9Th
inst" chr. Murphy died Of pneumonia
at the age Of So in New York City, Fri
day. Dec. 81, 1850
"A small party from this city Will
20 down to Ed Powell's this evening to
attend a birthday surprise party on
Mrs. Powell. Dancing and bounfi-
full supper will be features OF the even
ing. A fine parlor lamp Will be pre-
scented to Mrs. Powell by the guests
from this city. They are Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Tufree, Dr.. and Mrs. w. b
Kibbey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Burneil
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Norton, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. D. Heath, Misses Ida Heath
Jessie woodruff and Della Miller and
Messrs. Ed Kirk, VIII Osman, Ed Bur
nell. T. F. Bradford. and VIII Hodges
: Sunday, Jan. 4, 1891.
Services commemorating the annua
observance of the week Of prayer were
held In different churches turnout tbs
city.
I Monday, Jan. S, 1881.
"Mr. George Marsh left today fol
.t;rinneii, WHERE he &c attending col.
ieze. Thad Evans and George Stfle!
will 60 to Iowa City tomorrow.
.Mr. T. J. Fletcher looks natura
over the cashiers counter in the FRS
National-hfs old position that he re-
signed several years since to take tn
treasurership Of the glucose company
better selection could not have beet
made
4Mr. T. Binford returned this morn
{. ing from a business trip In southern
4 Kansas. He is the possessor OF Sc
i we're cold which he contracted whii'
H IN a snow blockade Of twenty fou
hours, duration in that STATE. 80
Eugene, the 4-year-Old son OF Mr
4 and Mrs. Joseph Stormes, 30 Nortl
SFourth avenue. DIED ssc!ce. :.
4 dfphfheria, making the third dealt
y from the same disease to have resulte'
In the stricken housenoid min 8
short time. The other children VII,
died were Ella and Marion. The onl'