Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-27
FHday. Aus. q. 1881.

MIA Mary Julia Let's, aged 50, wife
Frank G. Let's, president Of Let's
1etcher Company died at $3.50 In the
kternoon after an illness OF ave days,
atang from the birth OF q baby SON,
Ira. Let's was native Of Minneap-
bis, where she was born Nov. Q, 1857.
gnA wa the daughter Of Delano T,
kmith, Of this city. Mrs. Let's had
YEA here since 1859. and on April %,
47e. WAS united In marriage with Mr..
zetts. In addition to her husband she
~ survived by three children, Fred,
nged 4; HERNIA, aged 4, and baby son,
EIAsry Spencer. Mrs. Let's was q
chArter member Of the Hawthorne
Club and q member Of the Presbyter-
I'm church.
Mrs. Ida Andrews, wife of I. Frank
Andrews died at $3.50 in the morning
of malariaI fever. Mrs. Andrews was
37 PEARS old and a native. OF st. Louis.
she was married to Mr.. Andrews Jan.
i22, 1871, and moved to this city from
Grundy county In 1890. She was sur
vived BY her husband ana two sons.
Lewis ana Charles.
Mrs. Alice Coffman, wife Of ]. l..
\ Coffman, died at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Hixson, 209 West Main
street, Of consumption. Mrs. Coffman
lwas 80 years cid, having been born IN
Clinton county, Ohio, Jan. "a, 1853. Her
home was In South Sioux City, but be-
cause OF her illness she came to Mar
shalltown six weeks before her death.
She was survived by her husband and
three SONS, George, aged Is; Thomas,
~ and T.fnvd ynara old
Saturday, Aug. ~, 1892.
"rhe Misses Eta Pence and Alice
IEchternacht yesterday rode to Le-
Grand and back on their wheels q dis
5tance Of nearly twenty miles, and over
some rather billy roads. This is an
achievement Of which these young la
dies may we'll be proud, as some Of our
young men would hesitate before try
ling IT,
Editor F. s. Widl. Of the Beobach-
ter, and Mrs. Christina Genst, Of tins
city, were married at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Nestle. at Carroll
Sunday. Aug. %, 1892.
The funeral service for Mrs. F. G.
Let's was largely attended at the fam
lily home, in charge Of Rev. William
Bryant. Members Of the Hawthorne
Cub attended in body A quartet
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Weeks, Mrs. j. R. Hill, and W. w.
waldo sang The pail bearers were
c. H. Ackert A. F. Banks D. T. Den
mead, Charles and A. G. Click, and
b. A. Morgan.
Monday, Aug. 20, 1892.
Mr.. Alva Nicholson, who was so
badly injured by Harkaway at the
time OF his escape, is entirely conva-
descent, and will act as court bailif
Ut the coming term of court"
Tuesday, Aug. 80, 1892.
Last nights cool wave was gentle
reminder OF what is to come later on.
The temperature went down to Al and
the breeze whistled shrill around the
ears Of many q belated pedestrian as
tho to remind him that later he would
be fighting with Boreas stronger blasts
and buffetins his way thru drifts OF
snow"
Mr.. John B. Hughes told reporter
yesterday something that seems rather
strange. Forty years ago his father
in-law told him that frost never did
any damage to vegetation In the new
OF the moon. Mr., Hughes had watched
1t for forty years any gays he has
never known 1t to fall"
The 4A4rthday party Of Miss Grace
CrelIin. gwen last Friday afternoon at
the home OF her grandmother, Mrs. J..
10. Agan; was very pleasant affair.
An Of the members Of her Sunday
school class were invited and those
present were ~ follows: Lottie Bel