Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06
Friday, March 4, 1892.

Deeds were filed in the recorders
office today from John Hetzlcr and
wife to John B. Pyle to 100 acres in
Eden township, $4,000 r. c. Brady to
J. A. Johnson, farm in LeGrand town
ship, $6,0O0."
Saturday, March S, 1892.
"Dr. G. w. Harris has purchased the
Arnold property at Ill West Church
street"
Walter Slough and Miss Pearl
Clark were given permission to wed
yesterday. They are both residents OF
Minerva township"
Miss Minee Cady, of Des Moines
has been engaged to teach elocution in
the schools here
"G. w. McNeely will soon reside or
West Main street, he having purchased
the Stiles property, corner Fourth and
Main streets. The house will be re-
modelled and made one Of the finest
homes in the city,
While hunting ducks in company
land, Charles r. Munson was acct
dentally shot in the left ankle Munson
was walking with his gun cock when
he stumbled. Both barrels OF the gun
were discharged, the charge tearing
away two and one-half inches Of boil,
bones in the ankle. The leg was am
putated four inches above the ankle
Viola, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Mcclure, died at the family
home, 513 Bromley street.
Sunday, March 6, 1892.
The fifth anniversary Of the organ
ization of the Y. NJ. c. A. in this city
was celebrated at union meeting OF
churches held At the Congregational
church. The principal address of the
evening was given by President w. NJ
Beardshear. Of the Iowa State Agricul-
tural College Ames. John w. Wells
presided at The meeting, Rev. F. E.
Judd gave the scripture reading, and
Rev. J. H. Henderson the invocation
c. A. Newcomer gave the report Of the
board Of directors and S. r. McLeran
the treasurer's report.
Roy, the 6-months- son Of MI
and Mrs. Joseph Bellefeuille. Of Tay-
lor township, died at the family home
Monday, March 7, 1892.
The biennial city election resulted in
Charles j. Lander being elected to the
council from the First ward without
opposition. DR.. w. G. Payne was
elected over Col. Elliott Shurtz in the
Second; T. c. Weatherly was elected
without opposition in the Third, and
A. A. Moore and D. r. Denmead were
chosen in the Fourth for the long and
short terms, respectively. MIR. Moore
won over Elmer Woodward and Mr.
Denmead over J. B. Sheldon. Mr.. Dem
mead succeeded w. C. Haviland, who
had resigned
1.-The Marshalltown high school foot
bail eleven gave a banquet Saturday
evening at the home of Lee Merriman
The rooms were decorated with the
school colors, orange and black. Games
were features of the evening. Refresh
ments were served at 1890 p. m
Those present were Harry Steward,
Harold Garwood. Joe Oppice, Harry
Rodgers, Fred Bailey, Thad Smith
Frank Lockwood, Leon Greenbaum
Lee Merriman, Will Carleton. Misses
Mamie Beeson, Maud FHulmer. Lizzie
Winery, Della WINERY, Laura Peter
son, Marie (Lizzie) Wright, Agnes
Cook, Esse Greenbaum, Ida Woodruff,
Mamie Campbell"
"Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Ingledue are the
parents Of son. born this morning.
(Karl J. Ingledue, OF this city,
"Mr and Mrs. H. w. Clifford have
q little boy at their home. born this
morning; weight ten pounds" (Allan
Clifford, Chicago.)
1.-The happiest family In the city is
c. F. Ricker's, over the arrival Of a
twelve-pound boy Sunday morning"
(Charles F. Kicker. Jr.. of Grinnell,
senior in Iowa State College, Ames.)
"Mr. J. F. Meeker and Mrs. Wilkin-
son. the milliner, are canvassing the
question of building block on East
Main, where the latter's millinery store
and East's second room are located"
"Our sweet potatoes have arrived.
They are very fine and will be sold as
advertised, ten pounds for % cents.
Mackaman.'
"Dr e. D. Whitacre has sold his
possessions at Liscomb and will move
to this city"
wv. T. Bailey had occasion to move
a large bunch Of bananas which were
hanging in his store window this
morning when large tarantula
dered his movements slow. or Mr..
Bailey might have been bitten. The
large spider was put in Il box and is
on exhibition at Giffords."
Tuesday, Maren 8, 1852.
Announcement was made Of the can :
didacies Of w. II. Calhoun and A. L.
Birchard as school directors at the
election on March IA.
"Messrs. A. A. Moore and R. A.
Dugan returned this morning from St.
Louis. Mr.. Moore was not aware that
municipal honors had been thrust
upon him during his absence until in
formed so by his friends"
1.-THE new Fidelity Savings Bank
opened the doors Of its handsome
quarters at Main and First avenue
t