Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-07
Friday, March 8, 1893.


The moon didn't get full at all dur
ing February, SO he celebrated his
months abstinence by glorious old
time tear yesterday. January had two
full moons and February had none al
ala rare occurrence. March will
also have two full moons and April
will just miss not having any"
'iMr. Perry Woolston one Of the
gentlemen most concerned several
years ago in the successful completion
Of the Diagonal railroad, has been in
the city for few days with family
visiting his cousin, Mr.. r. Tuffree.
Mr.. Woolston VIII soon locate in State
Center. He can't keep away from
Marshall county"
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 3S, Knights
Of Pythas, celebrated it's thirtieth an
niversary with social gathering and
dance held at the lodge rooms.
Saturday, March 4, 1898.
Grover Cleveland. OF New York,
thrice nominated as president of the
United States, and twice elected, was
inaugurated at Washington, d. c., be-
fore a large audience of people gath
cred from all parts Of the country.
The governors Of eleven states were
in attendance at the ceremony.
''Mr Talbot Lennox has accepted &
position in the Iowa Agricultural Col
lege at Ames az an instructor in he
mechanical department. MRS. Lennox
is visiting relatives in this city for a
few weeks
The third anniversary of the organ
ization of the Roundabout Club, formed
by intellectual young ladies with the
avowed purpose Of higher literary cul-
ture' was celebrated at the home of
Miss Eva d. vanDerveer with the
members Of the Topicists' Society as
guests. "All present on that occasion
! were convinced that if the young ladies
are as brilliant mentally as they proved
themselves gastron omically they really
are almost too bright and good for
human natures daily food Guests
were met at the door and directed to
cloak rooms by Misses Lois Barstow
and Hattie VanDerveer. After a sea-
son Of social enjoyment little tables
were brought in and Misses Igerna
Getz, Agnes Sears, and Mona Shorthill
served the banquet in seven courses,
perfect in all its appointments. The
tables were charmingly decorated with
flowers, and at each place were dainty
programs Of the post prandial efforts.
Miss Myrtle Halbert was toast mis-
tress and graciously elected excellent
responses to the following sentiments:
The Topicists,' Dr. c. C. Cottle: The
Girl of the Period Miss Emma Smell
ling: The Coming Summer Mr. c. =.
Urine; Gauze Fans Miss Leona Cas-
well; knights Of the Nineteenth Cen
tury,' Mr.. G. L. Marsh. Then came
two surprises-an anniversary letter
! from Miss Grace F'ulmer and an ami
versary ode. by Miss Zadie Custer,
both delightfully."- written. after which
more general social enjoyment was
Followed by a late adjournment"
Monday, March 8, 1893.
with the coming OF warmer wealth
er malarial fever begins to be fash
ionable again, altho there are by no
means as many cases yet as there were
for some time last fall. Among those
reported i'll at present with this dis
ease are Misses Eva Hood and Jessie
Schobert, on North Center street, and
Messrs. Robert Stevens and Frank
Sutton" ,..-.sr a.,
The nerve and presence Of mind OF
Motorman Bert Goodale. Of the cleo
tric railway, prevented what might
have been serious accident about 6
O'Clock last evening. A Wilson House
bus full Of passengers collided with
car at the corner of Main and Center
streets and was dragged quite a dis