Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-30
Thursday, Jan. %, 1892.

Star lodge, Iowa Legion of Honor.
| held it's annual banquet in connection
with the public installation OF officers.
| w. b. Elliott was installed as presi-
ldent, Oscar Allen vice president. +. \.
| Gillette, financial ana recording secre-
tary and treasurer, Fl. NJ Pepper chap
IAN, L. Schneider usher. Oscar Har.-
well doorkeeper W. S. Reed sentinel,
DR.. W. E. David medical examiner, s.
X. McLeran trustee.
Mrs. Julia Zwilling. aged 81. died al
the home of her daughter, Mrs. n.
Dobbin, at State Center
George T. Craig, aged A, a former
engineer ON the Iowa Central railroad
out of this city, died at Hutchinson.
Kan, after long illness. At the time
of his death he was in the employ Of
the Santa Fe He was member of
the Oskaloosa chapter of ROYAL Arch
Masons and charter member of St.
Aldemar commandery. knights Tenn
plar, of this city, of which he was a
past commander Mr.. Craig was sur
rired by his widow, who, prior to her
marriage, was Miss Mary +. Drinkle,
and three children, Frank, Mabel and
Walter.
frlody, JAM ~, 1879.
j. W. Edgar. an engineer on the Iowa
Central, was killed at point near
London Mills, H.. when the tank of the
engine he was driving became derailed
and pulled the engine over with it. En-
siner Edgar was caught beneath the
locomotive and instantly killed. His
fireman. man named Hall, of Fort
Dodge, was injured. but not seriously.
Mr. Edgar had been in the employ of
the Central twelve years. He lived at
202k South Third avenue. 4 widow,
son. and daughter survived him.
AT meeting of democrats the Hor-
ace Boies Club was organized with G.
F. Kirby president. \. c. Nelson. Fred
Grumme, L. Armbruster and J. l.. Gill
christ vice presidents from their re-
spective wards. r. S Patten secretary,
and Ed Staat treasurer. The executive
committee, in addition to the pTesi-
dent. was composed of John He:singer.
Charles Hull. Lewis Schneider. and II.
H. Gregg.
Saturday. Jan. 30, 1892.
THE social event of the week was
the party given last evening by Harry
Hurd to about thirty of his young
friends. They We're delightfully."- en-
tertained with dancing games. music.
and other social pleasures. an elegant
lunch being served at $3.50. Mrs. Nc
Bride was assisted by Nesdames T. Fl.
Redmon, Z. w Mcbride, and 4. Il.
Wilbur The invited guests were
Misses Mamie Carpenter. Mary PALM
er. Florence VIII. Igerna Getz Edna
HiXson. Nellie Whtton, Bessie Speers.
Cora Wilbur. May WATSON. I.eora
Crabtree Myra Mead, Aggie Sears,
Mamie Watson. Tesa Jones. Messrs.
Joe Lander. Roy Bradbury, Harold
Henderson. VIII Carlton. Roy Bailey.
Phil Knisley. Calvin Blair. Charles Ad-
ans Worley Getz. Ted Jones. Scott
Owings. Emory Smith, and Cady Mof-
fat
Mrs. Charlie Jarvis went TO Me-
chanicsvile last night. where her
mother is quite Ill"
A company of over forty friends
Joined in helpingF H. Hougton. OF AL
bion. celebrate the 2Sth anniversary OF
his birth. "The features OF the even
ing were an excellent musical and lit
erary program and a royal good sup
per The prosfRn vas as follows:
ney. Charles and John Grouse. and F.
H.. Houghton: recitation. The yolun-
teer Organist.' Miss Cora Houghton;
solo. Anchored DR.. w. S. Devina:
poem. Mrs. Howard Robinson: duet.
Boating Song. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Dennis: reading, The Farmer and the
Wheel Miss Hattie Dickson: soration.
Prof 9. F. Woodward. At the conclu-
Sion of the program supper was served