Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

Gus prostration. His body was sent
to Stratford, his former home, for bur
ial.
Monday, Jan. 4, 1892.
"Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Dunn moved into
their new cottage at 107 South Second
street today. The coal magnate is out
Of sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Amdel are the
parents of little daughter, born last
night. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Reimer.
daughter, born Saturday night" (The
latter Mrs Charles II. Gallandt. born
Dec. 80. 1919
Mrs. NJ. Bernstein, mother OF
Adolph and Charles Bernstein. of this
city, arrived in New York yesterday
from Russia. She was accompanied
ny her daughters and son. They will
locate in st. Louis
Banker c. c. ST. Clair, OF Algona.
was in the CITY yesterday renewing
old acquaintance and visiting his
friends. Charley is doing we'll in the
new location. and some day will be the
leading banker Of the great northwest"
Mrs c. +. Peterson and Miss
Annette Moore held party at the
residence of 4. r. Jones fer the
scholars of their classes Of the Congre-
gstional Sunday school. All enjoyed a
splendid tir,e, with games. including
re freshments The guests We're Misses
Jessie Hall, Essie Greenbaum. Agnes
Sears, Mona Shorthill, Alma Giddinss
Della Brock, Nellie Pruden. Nellie
Sn,ckne-, Jessie Blossom, Laura
Peterson. Mary Palmer, Tcsa Jones,
Grace Far,sr d. Rosa Ducane, Lorraine
Meeker, Annette Moore, Messrs. George
Owngs, HeroiG Garwooi, Omer Gar
| wood, R,y Bradbury, Harold Henlcr-
son, Jay Gillette. Scott Owings, Cldy
Moffatt, Harry Rodgers, FrHna l'ater-
son. Gordon Allen, Guy Meeker Ted
Jones'"
Roland Reed, supported by a fine
company, appeared at the Odeon as
Captain Abner Tarbox in Lend Ne
Your Wife," Supporting Mr.. Reed were
| Isadore Rush, Edna wallace. George
| Nash and William Davidge. The audi
ence was large and greatly pleased
with the comedy. A pleasing feature
was the introduction In the play of a
baby, who was pronounced to be TOO
cute for anything"
Tuesday, Jan. S, 1892. s-
! 1.-THE heavy fall Of snow this MORN
ing gave the city it's first wintry ap-
| pearance this year"
| There have been reported to the
auditor and clerk for the year 1891
26O marriages, 294 births. and 213
deaths. There were twenty-five deaths
in this city last month, the majority
Of them being the result Of the grip.
One marriage license, which was ISSUED
last February, was returned to the
clerk thru the postoffice, the disap-
| pointed bridegroom stating that his girl
had gone back on him, and that he
would return it for safe keeping until
she made up her mind to wed him,
which she hoped would be soon"
"Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1892.
Miss Nellie Loree will leave this
evening for Grinnell, where she will at
tend college,"
Little Lyra and Jennie Benedict
| spent their holiday vacation with their
great grandma. Mrs. NJ. Travis. on East
State street."
Roland Reed has been on the stage
long enough. to be authority on the
manner in which it is set. He paid
| Stage Manager Way, of the Odeon, a
| handsome compliment 1or the manner
in which he had the properties ar
ranged Monday evening. Fred even
had the baby in readiness"
Mrs. Sarah Campbell, aged SO. died
ut the home Of Eli Grower, ten miles
southwest OF the city, as the result OF
fall sustained three weeks before, In
which she fractured one Of her hips
Mrs. Campbell came to Iowa in 1857
and TO this county in 1866 from Jasper
county. The body was sent to Lynn
vile for burial.