Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28
Friday, Nov. q, 1904.

| Friday, NOV. -, 'oUTs
Sexton Rueee has set out forty
] shade trees along the cemetery side
walk between the entrance gates and
the mill Most of them are North
American elms"
Saturday, Nov. "a, 1894.
The health of the city IS compare
lively good at the present time"
"Marshalltown merchants have had
one OF the old-time busy Saturdays
today"
Charity Will be preached in all the
churches tomorrow. How much prac-
tice will follow the preachingT'
In q football game between Mar
shalltown and state Center high
school teams, Marshalltown won. to
4. The stars Of the local team Were
the Knisely boys. Humlong. and S!eg.
Monday. Nov. 2e. 1894
Tho silver wedding OF Mr., and Mrs
J. II. China, OF LeGrand township
was celebrated on Saturday with
much good cheer and beautiful gifts
from relatives and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chinn. nee Austin, were married
at the old homestead on the c5th day
Of November, 1859. by the Rev.
Solomon Duaton, the pioneer NJ. K
preacher OF our city. who was gath
cred 20 his fathers few years ago
in California. There were about
thirty present. three brothers OF Mrs
Chinn and their families among the
number The dinner was superb, and
many congratulations were extended
10 this worthy couple as good Dyes
were said az the close Of the festiv!-
ties. There are eight bright children
in the family"
Several members OF the soldiers
hsfne gathered at the home OF former
Adiutant Fred T. Welles TO celebrate
the twenty srst anniversary OF the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Welles.
Tuesday. Nov. n, 1894.
The thirty-seventh anniversary OF
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Wilson. o. Bromley. was celebrated by
relatives--the Kinks, wh:nerys, Hol-
lingsworths, and Wilson's.
Wednesday, Nov. %, 1894.
Formal dedication Of the new hisn
school building was observed before
large audience which gathered at the
building during the afternoon. The
dedicatory address was given oE
Henry Sabin. OF Des Moines. Other
addresses were by Prof. Isaac Loos'
Of the state university; President w.
". Beardshcar, OF Iowa State Asricul-
tural College Ames; Prof. L W
Parrish, OF the state normal school,
Cedar Falls; J. L. Carney, p E
Sears. s. c. Mcfarland, and Rev. j.
A Ward.
One hundred fifty guests witnessed
the marriage Of Miss Ollie Dakn and
Frank Ball at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Dakin,
at State Center. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. g. T. Mcktm.
P. A. Johnson. a merchant OF Hub.
bard, and Miss Martha Gilhorn.
teacher IN the Steamboat Rock
schools, were married IN this city by
Rev. A. T. Ware.
Thursday, Nov. 20, 1894.
The first Thanksgiving day foot
ball game ever held in this city IN
which any great public interest was
manifested was played on an icy field
between the Y. n. C. A. Athletic Cluo
team and the Grinnell high school
eleven at the fair grounds. Four
hundred people were present That
"Theo" Cartwright Is able 20 be here
this year and shoot all the stray
ducks that are on their annual misra-
tory tour TO the southland, appears
from history to be more Of a matter
of good luck than anything else.
Cart" refereed the game. Neither
side scored. but Marshalltown thought
It made a touchdown in the second
half. Cart" refused to allow It
claiming the ball was down. The
story from a strictly partisan stand
point Is told in part as follows:
"Burd made a pretty run around the
right end, Whitehll throwing him.