Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-07
Thursday, Sept. S, 1895.

Thursday, Sept. S, 1895.
The noisy. filthy slate has beer
eliminated from the city schools, and
pupils will learn to print, write, and
draw on paper. That is sensible
move
+'Mr. George Gregory has accepted
q position with the Centerville Coal
Company and will go on the road"
AT the home Of the brides sister
Mrs. q. II. Schoff, Charles r. Brown
and Miss Marie Elizabeth Wright
were united In marriage by Rev
Charles Webb, rector OF st. Paurs
church. Tho brides sister. Miss Eliza
Wright, was maid OF honor. and w
e. Rodgers best man.
Friday, Sept. 9, 1895.
M. and Mrs. Ellis Baily, south
cart OF tho city, are parents Of a
baby GIRL born last night (Bernice,
now Nrs. Leonard wallace. Of Mad
rid, born Sept. 8, 1850
Mr. Thad Smith has accepted q
position IN the freight claim depart
rns,nt Of the Iowa Central railroad.
and begins his duties at once Mr..
Smith has been with the G. & n. w.
Tor the past three years"
John g. MCGOWAN, aged 81, died ut
tbs home Of his son, Charles Nc
dowan. COS West Railroad street, OF
pneumoniA.
Saturday, Sept. 7, 1895.
born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Acker-
man. q daughter NAOMI, now Mrs.
p. b. Hauser, sos North Seventh
street. born Sept. 3, 1880
DIR. n. A. Nnnan, graduate dem
tiat has permanently located In Mar
Shutdown offfce in Boardman block,
over N. F. Andrews dry goods store.
Il am prepared to do all operations in
dentistry according to the latest
methods. Fees reasonable. All work
Warranted. Special attention given
to regulating and care Of children's
teeth. All examinations free OF
charge. il. 4. Kinnan. p. d. 81"
Nj. william Sunday Our Billy
now engaged IN evangclistic work
with Dr. Chapman. was In town this
npornin9, On route to Oskaloosa. He
locks like the Alame old Billy OF Mar
ssha1itoWn and Chicago Baseball fame,
4 but ne says Marshalltown doesn't
look Ike tho old town. Why you
folks don't know how you have inn
proved it II simply wonderful. I
hare Travelled all over the United
States, ana still think Marshalltown
the hest town in them for It's sixe.".
sunday, Sept. 9, 1885.
The firSt Railroad I'm. G. A.
building IN the state was dedicated In
this city-the old 'sY" building on
Third avenue. State Secretary
Mages, Secretary Peck, OF Des
! Moines, Father Coffin, OF Fort
Dssdge; Secretary r. B. Smith. OF
Dubuque. and G. C. Smith, Of Chi
cago. formerly secretary Of the up
town association here, were Ia at
tendance at the dedicatory services.
( One Of the principal addresses Of the
afternoon WAS by G. w. Mcclure. an
Iowa Central engineer. who had done
bring about the existence Of the rail-
way association. X
Monday, Sept. 9, 1898.
Col. Robert q. fngersoll, with hair
whitened and thinned by the passing
of seventy-three summers, with
sI,ectacles on nose, his round belly
with tar capon lined. but bringing
with him his old smile and something
of his old magnetism appeared be-
fore . large audience at the Odeon
III his lscture on abraham Lincoln =
The 10-days-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, "A. Al Rails. Of Albion, died at
the family home.
4, Tussday, Sept. 10, 1895.
4 new daughter was added to the
household Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Adams this morning" (Helsn. now
Mrs Henderson. Minneapolis.)
Mrs. Sarah q. Coulter, aged Is.
wife Of Amos Coulter, died at the
family. home, three miles north Of
LamoiIle.
Guy axsd 80, son Of p. B. Zines.
4tS North First avenue. died Of con-
sumption, following m illness Of sew
el:aI months.
John ]. Bailey, aged u, a resident
OF the county since 1856, died at his
home ct Marietta.
"Wednesday, Sept. Is, 1895.
Frank w. Oppice, OF l. Oppice &
Son. was interviewed on the cheap
ness OF fruits when, big watermelons
~ cE0 DSlAiu8 On Inc SSTeetS az y CenLSs
and Muscatine melons were bringing
ITO centA Mr.. Oppice said: Peaches
never were 30 plentiful, and OF
course never were 30 cheap. Craw-
fe,rds arc now coming III. These. of
course, bring more on the market on
account Of their quality and size. but
they VIII be Just as plentiful as the
earlier varieties. I never saw such
q variety Of fall fruit. and there is no
demand for 1t TO speak Of. There
Will - no winter apples grown in
this vicinity to speak Of. tho the
el1ornous crops In other states will
make them cheap. Watermeions are
q drug on the market. Two cars
sllippod IN yestsrday were offered by