Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-24
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

"Mr. Charles Culley. of Fort Dodge,
son of an old-time friend Of DR.. w. S.
Mcbride, was in the city yesterday and
rented the building at 20 East Main
street. In the near future he will put
in a stock of fancy groceries and
bakery" .sa85 n
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Richardson died at the family
lone, Alp East Linn street.
L3scomb correspondence: "Our city
marshal, Mr. c. w. Gould, has lately
mad little experience in the COW busi-
ness, and by careful training he might
make a milk man, but in his first at
tempt to milk cow he pinched her.
and she kicked part OF the milk over
him, and the boys carried the milk that
was left away for him. Charley will
wait the next time till the COWS are
MIXED" AfS
Saturday, July 20, 1892.
Letta Erma, the 23-months- old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ting
ley, 2O4 East Linn street, died Of chol-
era infantum.
George w. Gerst, aged IS, son Of
Mrs Christina Gerst, sos North First
avenue was drowned at 1880 in the
evening In the oldesWfmmfng hole back
OF the cemetery GeEFt started to swim
the river and, when about half way
across. was seized with cramps and
sank before others who were in the
river could get to him.
Miss Catherine GARNER, aged 80,
died at Albion. Ia
Sunday, July "a, 1892.
Herman, the s-year son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Genholt, of Haverhill.
died Of paralysis. S-s
Monday, July rs, 1892.
Announcement was made Of the res
ignation Of w. H. Ulrich, secretary Of
the Y. M. G. A. Mr.. Ulrich has writ
ten to w. A. Sunday. the great base
ball player asking him IL he would
accept the position If rendered him.
and upon the reply the board will take
action regarding his candidacy"
Tuesday, July rs, 1892.
"The board Of supervisors accepted
the new bridge today located on the
levee just north of the woodbury. mills.
1t is the 'bedstead' pattern, and 1870
feet in length. There will be no fur
ther cause for complaint regarding tho
bridges in that locality"
James c. McIlrath, a hardware mer-
chant Of Vancleve, and Miss Jennie
Doud, were married in this city by
Rev. William Bryant.
Eednesday, July ~, 1892.
Fred Hubert, Tom McElroy, Jay
Johnston, Elmer Dobson and Lee Will
liams are camping at Lost Bridge
This morning, when they were about
ready to sit down to their breakfast a
mule ran over their table, catching the
table cloth on its shoe, and broke
every dish on the table, scattering the
5viands to the four winds. They came
up town for breakfast. A new set OF
dishes were purchased and they are In
the outrageous forest again"
Thursday, July 20, 1892.
Lovers Of the national game who
were at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon had an opportunity of wit
Messing q game that would have re-
Elected credit on many Of the crack
league clubs. If our boys imagined
that they would have q walk-away
with the Albion club they were never
more mistaken In their lives. as that
team started In to play ball from the
Jump and they never let up. At the
close Of the ninth inning the scorc
stood 8 to 8, so it was necessary to
p!ay> the tenth in order to decide the
game. Albion went to, the bat ana
scored twice, then the Packers took
/ ur the willow and the manner in which
they welded It was not slow. Haradon
made a two-base hit , bringing In two
men already on the bases. The game
was then even again, with HafaaSss 81.
third. Timms went to bat, made O
good hit, let HGradon home, and won
the game. Haradon, Timms. and Melt
en-, OF the Fuckers, did some fine work
Oh thru the game, and Richie, of Al
Zion, did some very effective playing.
II was conceded by all to be the best
gnme played kere for years"
James M. Ferneau and. MISS Clara
Williams were married At tho home OF
/ tiIrS BRIDE $ parents, North Third
street BIZ Justice =. =. Haradori.