Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-30
HAPPENINGS OF INTERESTTWENTY.
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

son and Robert q. Cousins and Score
tary or State Mcfarland as tho speak
ers. w. d. Lee. Of Toledo. q member
OF tho state republican central com
mittce, presided over tho afternoon
meeting and e. NJ. Wentworth IN the
evening. One Of the features OF the
evening meeting was the rociting OF
poem, entitled "woll Send Bob Back.
by little Nina MeElroy. dressed In
snowy white" The poem was written
by Edgar Welton Cooley.
Sunday. Oct. 81, 1894.
w. T. Smith. aged CO. died at his
home. 2O7,s West Main street. OF
Bright's disease. The funeral was
held the following afternoon, and the
body was sent to Washington, iowa, for
burial. Husband OF Mrs. Martha Smith
and father of w. T. and Miss Ella
Smith, of this city,.
Monday. Oct. 20, 1894.
In honor of Fannie Fern Foreman's
18th birthday anniversary. large
crowd Of little folks gathered at the
Foreman home. 205 South Second
street Fannie Fern received many
tokens OF the esteem in which she Is
held by her many little and big friends,
and the clock tolled the hour Of II be-
fore all were satisfied to say tnat they
had had enough fun for one night. The
names of the little friends invited are
as follows: Grove Harris. Harry Beas-
ley. Frank WINERY. Lura Tiffany,
Lois Barslow, Nina McElroy, Grace
Swingley. Ida Shove, Vera Fuerth,
Florence Hopkins. Florence Burnell,
I Lottie WINERY, Edna Bromley. Della
Rhoades, Minnie slime. Mamie Gil
christ, Fay Eberhart. Elsie Stern Phin
Beasley, Ethel Shove. Harry Eberhart.
Willie Gilchrist Delos Wilbur, Earl
Stoddart, Elisha Shove, Charley Staff,
Florence Harris. Phil Barry. Florence
Bromley. Carl Heitshu, Cleve squires,
Joe Whitacre, Pearl Benjamin, Ralph
Church. Ed Andrews. Fanny Griffin.
Clyde Church. Pauline Andrews, Ollie
Wolff and Willie Wolff"
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1891.
Charles A. Seeley goes to Malcolm
this evening on the most important
mission that young man ever ven
tured. He Is to be married there at
s o'clock Wednesday evening to Miss
Frances Davis, the daughter or his
old employer, the late N. e. Davis. a
former leading druggist at Malcolm.
The young lady whom Charley has
won for life companion IL one Of the
fairest and brightest young girls that
Iowa has produced, and he is to be
congratulated. Mr.. and Mrs. Seely
will be at home after Dec. I at 500
North First street, where a handsome
new home is being prepared for their
occupation. They will go to Chicago
for weeks wedding tour"
The general store Of Will Arnold,
at LeGrand, was robbed Of 5000 worth
of watches, Jewelry. tobacco, ana CT
gars. Two suspects were arrested in
this city the following day.
Horatio Dale, democratic candidate
for secretary Of state, opened the To-
cal democratic campaign at q meet
ing held at the east court room.
Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1894.
The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
Iowa branch OF the Woman's Board OF
Missions Of the Interior opened at the
Congregational church for two days
session. The principal speaker was
Mrs. Laura H. Bates. a missionary in
Gazaland. Africa.
Mrs. D. W. Norris and daughter, OF
Grnnell. were guests over night Of Mr..
]. w. Burroughs and family, On their
way to Cedar Rapids to visit relatives"
Mrs. James Ingledue Wild. with her
husband, moved to Missouri a few
years ago. is back for Visit among
relatives and old friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingledue are thinking vera' seriously
OF returning to Marshalltown to live"
The football team Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Athletic Club played thu Stat, Center
team tie game. 0 to 0, ct State Center.
Each team managed to get the ball
within a few yards Of to opponents
goal when time was called on the
two halves. Tho Marsha lltown team
was composed of Fennei'. left end:
Woodruff. left tackle; Bow en-, left
guard: Stotts. center; Wright, right
guard; Ward, right tackle: Gregg. right
end; Rodgers, quarter back; Cal Teton,