Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-15
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

Murray, Anna Misch. Butterflies
Misses Belle Fletcher, Florence Kelley
Avis Miller, Rose Garmshausen, Bessie
ketchunl, Carrie Hausgen, Fern Fore
man, Ida Craven, Cora Sundell. Berthe
Young, Cleve Squires, Leona Hender-
son, Eva Hood. Tamborine girls
Misses Alice Echternacht, Frances
Rhoades, Annie Foreman, Eta Pence
Fannie Shaw, Katie Rogers, Florence
Abbott, Florence Craven, Grace Nell
Nellie Hopkins. Roman soldiers
Messrs. Cady Moffatt. VIII Terry, Lou
Echternacht, A. B. Marston. Bennett,
Lilly, F. B. Heisthu, ]. NJ. Mooney
Alfred Batty, George Rogers, V. 6.
Palmer, Hopkins, Calvin Blair, Lee
Merriman, Thad Smith, Charles Speers.
Mr.. Lee Forney's work in directing the
music was excellent considering how
he was handicapped. Flowers were
more plentiful than ever last evening.
Miss Idalia Benson and the Blackbirds
receiving particular attention. Messrs.
Fritz Haradon and Ben Packard were
also pleasantly remembered with
Wesley w. Long and Miss Katie
King. both Of this city, were married
by Justice Chaplin. lt
Lawrence w., the 6-months- old
son OF Mrs. c. L. Porter, of Clarkheld,
MIMI, died of cholera infantum at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Englert. Az
South First avenue, where Mrs. Porter
was visiting.
Mrs. A. w. Crombie aged Sc, mother
of J. A. Crombie, of this city, died at
the home Of her nephew, wilder Crom-
bic, at Beaman, of congestion Of the
stomach.
Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1892.
, Deputy Hargrave was routed out
last night to issue a marriage license
for Jesse B. Troutner a restaurant
keeper Of Charles City, and Miss
Maude N. Haines, Of Marshalltown."
Wednesday,, Oct. 10, 1892.
'The Shakespeare Club had a little
extra session yesterday afternoon.
After their regular meeting they pro-
ceeded in a body to the home Of Mrs.
r. /. WATSON, where the infant Marga-
ret was made an honorary member Of
the club, with all due ceremony. To
seal the contract Mrs. L. w. Robbins,
on behalf of the club, presented the
lucky cherub with a beautiful spoon,
4hoo, SAAo q
baby may not exactly be Dom iiiIo
this club with silver spoon In its
month"; it Is sure to obtain one very
soon."
''Mr. Will Garwood leaves today for
Denver with a carload Of household
goods. presumably himself going as
freight. Mrs. Garwood and the fam
lily will follow in about two weeks.
Denver is to be their future home"
cat the home Of the brides parents,
In Hampton, Miss Flora Mott was CIV
en- in marriage to w. M. Clark, Of this
city, Rev. Mr.. Luce, pastor Of the
Hampton Methodist church, officiat-
ing"
Mrs. Anna M. Davenport, Of State
Center died at her home after long
illness of consumption. She was the
daughter of E. r. Jones, Of this city.
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1892.
A marriage license was issued yes
terlay to Edward Clapsaddle, farmer
of Liscomb township, and Miss Edith
Rlchey, Of Albion.
After an illness Of three weeks Of
kidney disease, DR.. William B. Waters,
a pioneer physician Of this county, died
at Ills nome, 4VI EAilSI MILL SLEcSIs LIZ
Waters was IS years old, having been
born near Delaware, O., March 10, 1919.
He was educated in iWorthington Acad-
envy, Ohio University, and Storthing
Medical college. Columbus, O., in which
ne was graduated In 1913. In 1894 ne
entered practice at Marietta, then the
county seat of Marshall county, and
was the first regular practitioner Of
medicine IN the county. He moved to
Ma,sllalltown IN 1861, following the
close Of the county seat war;, and IN
/ S62 entered the army as surgeon OF
the Thirty-second Iowa infantry. He
SO. anpointed the first surgeon OF the
iowa Soldiers Home, which position he
occupied at tho time Of his death. DR..
Waters was married Dec. /, 1S42, his
wife having been Miss Eleanor Bar
rows. She survived her husband, to-
gether vita one son and two daugh.
3ters. DR.. Waters was elected a mem
Der If the city council in 1879 from the
sFiyst yard and was on the council for
twelve years.