Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-18
Thursday. sspt. IL, 1891.

.ow& State Business Mems Build
.ng and Loan Association have been
Led N the recorders office. The OF
.cers arc w. $. Mcbride. president;
s. :. EIrnell. vice president; J. u.
Vail, secretary: ID. 7. Denmead. treas
.irer: and j. l. Carney. attorney"
Joseph Lander, aged IS. father OF
char.es ]. Lander. died at his home,
rs North Second avenue, of consump-
ton. He was a native Of England and
had lived in his county thirty-tour
years, For many years he lived in
state Center. where ne conducted a
tailor shop and was postmaster during
rieve,and.s administration.
Jasper Huahes. a resident of This
cts, died at Union after a few weeks
.nress. Rev. E. ". Bowers. OF TINS
city. condactsd the funeral services
from the Christian church in Union on
the following Sunday. \ delegation OF
thirty members of the local Knights OF
Pythias lodge, to Which Mr.. Hughes
belonged. attended the funeral in a
body.
At The home of the brides parents,
III West Church street. Charles }.
\eedham and Miss Mildred Rhem were
united in marriage by Rev. E. w.
Bowers.
A1ber. Z. Satia and Miss Lizzie
Landafeld were married al the nome
OF the br!degroom's parents. Mr., ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Satia, III North
Ninth street, Rev. Mr.. Bowers also
performed this
Friday. Sept. 10, 1891.
- r.- nrorty warm for Inc
18th Of S~nptember-95. but then it IS
making corn YOU know. and we must
stand H."
Another old landmark is being
moved today, thar has withstood the
storms az thirty years. 1t is the
buiidiug on the northeast corner %
Main and First avenue. for the past
few years occupied by J. F. Dieterich.
The structure was built in 1861 oy a
Mr. Leach. of Cedar Rapids. who oc-
cupied il with a stock of dry gods,
When Mr.. Leach retired. Lee & Brom-
lev started a dry goods store there ana
laid the foundation for a handsome
fortune. They transacted business
there for many years after which i,
was rented by Mr.. Dieterich. The build
ing has been sold to LaPiant Bros.
who began the work this morning OF
moving il away. As 500 as II is of
the site the new savings bank building
will he begun. and by the first OF
Jan,!arv q handsome and modern
brick huild'nr will sdorn that corner
The old building is about the last one
on Main street that was built in the
pioneer DAYS"
SATURDAY.. Sept. 10. 1891.
'N + Snelling's mare. Emma q,
won the free-for-all trotting ace at
Grundv Center this week and Erastus
Wilkes. owned by Charles McCombs,
came in third"
About 5000 bushels OF fine potatoes
have been delivered by the farmers at
the glucose works. and the process OF
making hem into starch and glucose
will begin next Tuesday. as all re-
pairs on tbs buildings and machinery
are completed. They will use about
1000 bushels per day. The average
price paid for potatoes at the works is
II cents. From ifty-six pounds OF
corn thirty-hve pounds of starch can
be obtained. and from sixty pounds o.
potatoes. only ten to twelve. Pota-
toes will be used until the new corn
crop is ready. then the fun force Oh
| men viii be put on and the works run
their full capacity. night and day"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Van Orman cele-
| brated the t~wenty-ffth anniversary .,
their marriage at their home. 3os
South Center street. Forty friends
were invited to participate in the
event. Supper was served by Misses
| Gertrude. Grace and Ruth Van Ormar
Nettie Thompson and Matte Bach
| MI. Van Orman and Miss Mary A
Crane were married Sept. 10, 1866. al
Cooperstown. Pa.
Rerthier ]. Custer, father Of Mrs. F.
| o. French, died s~uddenlytat his daugh-
tiers home. 40s North Center stress
Mr.. Custer had made his home with
his daughter in this city since 1879.
Sunday. Sept. 20. 1891.
Delegates from the Christian
churches Of Marshall county closed
| three days convention in this city
| The churches OF Melbourne, St. An
thony. Liscomb, and Bethel Grove were
represented in addition 10 the Mar.
shalltown church.
Monday, Sept. q, 1891.
Commercial Pilgrims column: &c
II. Ruth, manager Of the Standard Oh
Company, Of Marshalltown, in com
pany with Pete Densel- worked tbs
story City branch one day last week
What attraction is there at Roland
Ruth. thai you need the assistance d
Pete?'
Tuesday, Sept. %, 1891.
MIR. o. L. Ingledue has withdraw
his 1iaTrls as independent candidate &c,
sheriff. and has resumed his work a!
salesman for a large eastern boot ant
shoe firm"
Charles Haywood. a brakeman OF
the G.. NJ. & st. p, met sudden dealt
at Ferguson while switching. Hay
wood attempted tn step ON h brak'
beam of the engine. as il was backir!
up, missed his footing. and fell unde
the wheels.
Wednesday, Sept. %, 1891.
"A lot of boys in the Third ware las
night. between Linn and Churc'