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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Il. Nj. Cox, o. Clinton, KY, was in
siie city yesterday.
Mrs. 4 Al iEarton 81 Benton, was
here yesterday shopping.
Mrs james McManns Of Four
teenth street. II quite ili
II. h. Fox DC Charleston, was IN
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. H, III. Goldsmith is III at her
home, 2a7 Twenty-tirst street.
MS. Al. ~ Tier Of Wickliffe, was
III the city yesterday on business.
Il. r. Harning of Harrisburg was
iii the city yesterday on business
j. q. Russell ar Charleston, Mo-
VAS III Cairo yesterday on business
Mrs. Frank Lee Of East Prairie,
MI, was acre yesterday shopping.
r. b Watson Of East Prairie, Mo,
u ii the citr yesterday on hust.
ss.
Mrs. l. Z. Holland and Mrs. Paul
royince Of Paducah, were in theI
city yesterday.
Miss Hazel Aisthorpe Is In Jack,
son. Tenn, visiting her sister, Mrs.
a III Windrom. Jr
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Ills Awful aEreak..

The little god Of bad breaks liz ever
seeking victims. He made Young
man ut q social gathering the other
evening blush for d week. The young
man had been introduced to young
woman. Why, I know lady by the
same name In Kansas City" he re-
marked, only she's a beautiful gin"
The young woman froze him 10 the
spot, and he was glad Of an excuse to
leave the gathering.
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Rev. Frank Thompson, pastor Of
The First Christian church Is out on
a lecture tour. He is lecturing OF
the Passion Play al Oberammer.
gau. His itinerary includes Carml,
Evansville and a number of Ken
lucky towns. He will be out only a
few days on this tour. He has quite
Q number Of engagements aheal.
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To Hear Protests.

The Board of Election Commits.
sioners will have large number Of
callers who win protest against the
decisions Of the judges of election Ia
the different precincts. The board
set Wednesday as the day for fillne
me protests aud they will report on
mem iater lf the Board o. Election
commissioners turns down a protest
5he ~ould.be voter may apply to the
county court
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It's the Worlds Rest.

No one has ever made salye, oint-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens Arnica Salve. It's the one per-
feet healer OF Cuts, Gorns, Burns.
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eezenta, Salt Rheum. For Sore Ewes.
Cold Sores. Chapped Hands or Sprains
itss supreme. Infallible for plies
|Ualy SOC at all druggists.
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Work on Eiakth Street.

The Cairo Electric ANA Traction
COMPANY has put in the new track
ON Eighth street between CONNER
clal avenue and Washington avenue,
ana arc ready for Contractor John.
sons concreting gang TO 20 ahead On
this part Of the street Excavations
on the street between Commercial
avenue and Ohio has we'll advanced.
West Of Washington avenue, brick.
laying is about to begin
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The Patient Liatsner

They ought TO put somebody in
charge Of this road who knows how
to run IT. exclaimed the indignant
communter.
That's what think replied fhe
conductor. with a sigh II have been
listening TO advice on bow to run this
road for years. but the company doesn't
take any notice of my superior infor.
nation. Washington Star.
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Not Fer Him.

NO said the theatrical manager
who had gone TO look Mt fine place
on the seashore, Il wouldn't take it at
any price. It's beautiful, | admit, all
you represented 1t to be, bur | never
could he happy here"
why noti" asked the real estate
agent "Youll never have chance to
get another such bargain. Look at
the splendid beach! Breathe in the
pure air. Everything is perfect"
From your standpoint, yes. But
that lighthouse just across the bay
would interfere with my enjoyment.
I never could look at it without sadly
remembering other light houses. Chi
easo Record Herald,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

A farmer from Minnesota entered a
barber shop at Butte for the purpose
of getting his hair cut. The rural ones
locks had an odd, ragged look. and.
after regarding them scornfully for a
moment, the barber demanded brusque-
":
Say, who cut your hair the last
timer
My wife" said the farmer, with an
uneasy smile.
"She did, ehf' snid the barber.
What did she do it witI--a knife and
fork !"-Lippincotts.
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SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL -

Mrs. G. r. Lutz Of Charleston
No, was in the city yesterday shop.
ping al several of the stores.
/. r, Parker ond W. r. HALLIDAY
returned to Memphis yesterday after
spending several days here on busI-
ness.
Miss Belle Cunningham will re-
turn next week from an extended sis
it with Miss Frances Jones In Chi.
cago,
Miss SaIlie Cabler OF TT. Wayne.
Ind, Is In the city visiting her uncle
Lee Boyd, Of Thirty.fourth and Elm
streets.
Mss Eva Williamson OF Blgin. lti.,
IL here visiting her mother. Mrs. 1sl
!. Williams. and her sister. Mrs. To-
ny Celia
Mrs. r A. Meisenheinler Of Car,
bondale Is the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Robinson Of 721 Thirty
sixth street.
Austin Turner, OF Stonefory. ILL.,, IL,
the Anest of his sister, Mrs. W. MI
Defenbach and family. of 41l Thirty
sixth street.
Miss Allie Belts, who has been the
guest of Miss Laura Ciendenen, re |
turned to her home in Mound CityE
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Payne Of Ar.l
linston, KY, WHO nave been he
the bankers convention. re-
-uraed yesterday
Mss Frelda Miller Of Mound City
Eno has been the guest OF her Il
Tor, AIRS. NJ. Maddox, OF TWenty-tirstE
rect, returned hone yesterday
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hughes of
Naruae, who have been spending sew
sral days as the guests Of j. IN. Spies
ind family Of REIMBURSEMENT street,
'etnFned yesterday
I
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

MAN il selfish brute" said the
suffragette.
why SOP demanded one OF her
hearers.
Well " replied the eratoress. doesn't
be always grab the cream on top OF
The milk bottle for HIMSELF" Detroit
Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Il don't believe any two words in
the English language are synony-
nous"
ooh, | don't know. What's the mat.
ter With raise and 9iftT"
There's big difference. / raise
chickens and have a neighbor who
has been known to life them. Phil
adelphia Ledger
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Sycamore Camp Woodmen Of the
WcFld a their meeting last night
made plans for giving an oyster sup.
per and smoker Friday evening. Nov
1ith. Before the entertainment fea.
lure takes place a class of candi.
dates will be initiated. The ladies'
Circle, the womanfs auxiliary 10 thu
W. Q. ". have been invited to the en-.
tertainment The affair will take
place at Stafford Hall.
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TO Build New Home.

Casper Vellingneyor has moved
the cottage in which Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Tnistlewood reside from the
corner Of Twenty sixth and Elm
streets 70 a lot facing Twenty-sixth
Mr.. lhistlewood and family will DC
eupy the house until their fine new
residence on the lots just vacated
can be built
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

the best way to get rid or the mo
squito. says the Brooklyn Eagle. is to
get the habit OF not minding him.
Ike the natives. No native Or resi-
dent OF a few months in mosquito
section minds mosquitoes any more
taan he does flies. But this method
- slow in its appeal to The man who
fnds the pests attack him with mora
zeal than they do the natives.
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7e4s-'- fl1l-i4fairs-
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Mrs Clara y. Way died at ner
rr8id"nce In Cairo. October gS Iet0.
hniieF1l aeryieea III Cairo Baptist
ehuFNn Saturday, October 20 at 2:So
2 CLOCK D. N. Interment at Nashville
lilinois, No services at the house
put friends Of the family are request.
ed 20 meet nj the church
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Human Inconsistency,

1.-TWO men were in court today, each
making a directly opposite charge
against his wife"
'What were they
zone wanted divorce because his
wife was so cold TO him and the other
because his wife made it too hot for
him. Baltimore American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Married In Cairo.

Mpsray J, Mosley of New Orleans,
and Miss Helen Schafer OF Memphis.
Tenn, came to Cairo yesterday 70
get married. It is understood the
couple eloped. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Justice Fl. A.
Harmon at noon in his office
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
New Works. NIaht Workers.

y Is generally supposed that the
night workers are few III number.
but careful canvass shows that the
total number Of persons who WORT
atter shutdown in New York reaches
she figure Of $1,000 This is equal 10
vhe population of each or such cities
aR Springfield, Mass. Hoboken. N j..
savannah, Ca, Utica, i. Y, and
Elizabeth, N. J..
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Would Make World Better.

We need more kindness More sym.
pathy- More hours spent ID he look.
out tor good We want TO forget such
words as steal and lie and deceive.
ana, as sure as 'he sun shines. the
worlds people viii rise and call us
MESSED We will find them as We
nave reflected them within the mirror
o. our own charitabIeness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Landlord (of Palace hotel, Yaphank,
There amt a vacant store TO be had
In this here hull town, b. goshl
Snanger~-Great Scott! And are they
all doing business?
Landlord tpuzzied)-~All what?
Stranger-All the moving picture
shows, of course.-Puck,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Agricultural Exhibit,

There is q fine display Of farm pro-
dues from the Caro- Drainage Dis
trict at the First Bank and Trust Co.'S
place Of business II consists OF
huge pumpkins. big ears Of corn.
great potatoes ana TWO bales Of fine
alfalfa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Cairo. Memphis Packet.

The steamer Electra has been char,
tered by the Lee Line to run in the
Cairo and Memphis trade She viii
leave Cairo on her first trip at 5 .. N.
Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Allen @. McGruder, who went out
TO the mountains OF Colorado several
months ago for the benefit of his
health has returned, The outdoor,
lie did wonders for him and he is
entirely well and looks fine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Got Nothing For His Trouble.

The aims box at the Church of the
Redeemer was broken open by some
thief who thought he would find
money in Il. There was nothing in
IL Rev. DeRosset says the money
is taken out Of it promptly after each
service, three times a day
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

The Cairo Public Library yester-
day received from Mrs, Jno, A, MIL
Ter, q valuable donation OF books,
being Heinrich Heines works In
German
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs, John A. Waugh of
Mound City, formerly Of Cairo, RE-
ceiye'l Word this week OF the birth Of
q boy to Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Morris,
OF JACKSONVILLE, ILL., Mrs Morris Is
their laughter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Can man do any good at college
At fifty ~
Well he's too did for football. n
course. He might possibly get on tho
mandolin club."-Ptttshurg Fost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

AN the world loves lover
$50 I've heard" %st
"But whygs
Because every body ~nioys 4 jake +"
--Eleveiand Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Mot The Worst rhina in LIZ.

Failure ln life Is not loss Of capital
vi the catastrophe Of a business ven.
Fire' Such things are accidents that
my happen Go all.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
INTERNATIONAL MAUSOLEUM co.

Would Have Boys Learn Trade.
| should bring up all boys to a
trade If had children. The market
is oyerstocked with clerks, typlsts and
writers.--Judge Bacon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

The Hupmobile coupe is on exai.
tition at Kratky's garage. 1t is ope.
ated ny gasoline and is fully equip.
ped, -isNs4IvH%
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iss
Honor Above All,

Believe Il to BE- the greatest OF all
infapies 70 prefer your existence to
YOU honor. and for the sake Of life TO
lose every indncement to live.-Ju,
veu1l
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To The Pebble.

BEWARE OF INFRlNGEMENTS on the Patents held by the
NATIONAL MAuS0LEUM COMPANY Of Ohio and the IN
TERNATIONAL MAUSOLEUM COMPANY of Chicago Illinois
Issued BY the United States on the construction
and sanitary deyises for Cp the Community Mausoeum and
unless permission in legal form has granted by the above
companies NO PERSON, INDIVIDUAL OR COMPANY can use
them and anyone purchasing cyp from parties infringing upon
our rights and patents will be held equally liable damages as
the Individual Person or Company 50 infringing
We desire to the public that Infringement upon our
patents will be prosecaed 5.aaS
Papers have been issued this company and served by Judge
Harmon u s. Commissioner of Cairo Illinois against parties
whom understand have been soliciting subscriptions in Com
MUMMY Mausoleum.
The Company have authorized Mrs H. % Farow Co.
to solicit subscriptions for Cypts in Community Mausoeum at
Cairo Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

IN the course of her life rrrasl,
woman Is sometimes married fctiy d,
fifty tinsG T7 Nh
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

me government posts ana telegram
administration controls all wireless tel.
esraph stations IN France.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
FACIAL NEURALGIA.

Mrs. G. $. Sagerser, 1911 Woodland
Ave, Kansas City, Mo-, writes:
~ feel it a duty due to Won and to
others that may be afflicted like myself,
10 speak for Peruna.
"My trouble first came after In CRIME
eight or nine years ago, n gathering In
my head ard neuralgia. suffered
most All the time. Ny nose, egrs and
eyes were badly affected for theslast two
years. think from your description OF
internal catarrh that 4 must have had
khat also. suffered very severely. FF
Nothing ever relieved me like Pe-
rnna. ~ keeps me from taking cold.
"With the exception OF some deaf
neas am feeling perfectly cured. |
All forty-si1 years old.
II feel that words are inadequate to
express my praise for pornna."
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Party Postponed.

Party Postponed.
The Halloween party which was
tn have been given last night at the
I Cairo high school BY the Two liter
arp societies has been postponed in
definitely on account OF the death Of
Mrs. Clara b. Way, recently one o.
the faculty.
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No Candy Pull.

The entertainment that had been
planned to take place today at the
Elinwood school has been abandoned
nn account OF the death oi Mrs. Way
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

DO IT NoW-Stop paying
rent. Modern cottage down
town, Bath, gas, hot and co.
water, for sale Small amoua
down, balance less than rent.
viii exchange for farm. All
dress F. O, Box $40 Cairo, fn /
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29
Stomach Trouble Seven Years.

Mrs. T. Frcch, II. Il. i, Hickory Point,
Tenn, writes:
Having been afflicted with catarrh
and stomach trouble for seven years,
and after having tried four different
doctors they only relieved me for little
while. | was induced to try Peruna,
and am now entirely we'll"
Man-a-Iin an Ideal Laxasive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Miss Frelda Miller Of Mound Gil,
wlo has been the guest OF her IS
ter, AIRS. NJ Maddox, oil Twenty-tirs
rect, returned hone yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hughes of
Karnae, who have been spending sew
eral days as the guests of j. Nv. Spies
and family oil Twenty-seyenth street,
returned yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs, Henry PAYNE Of An
linston, KY. WHO nave been he G
attending the bankers convention, =
turned yesterday,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
CEDAR RAPIDS SIUNG
CITY PAYS LARGE SUM FOR
LAND ALREADY OWNED BY
PEOPLE.
PURCHASED VALUABLE ISLAND
LOCATED IN CEDAR RIVER
Survey Shows Lands Were Bought at
Fancy Price Outside Meandsred Lines
One Tract Purchased for $4,000
Which Was Already Public Land
Island in Heart of City.
specia! 70 Times Republlcan.

/ Special 10 Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids. April 5.-That Cedar
Rapids was stuns 20 the extent of sew
eral thousand dollars when il bought
the island in the center OF the city, in
the Cedar river. is said to be an es-
tablished fact. a little over a year ago.
after an agitation lasting over many
years. the city bought for approximate
Iy $4,000 Mays island Il is now said
that some of the property which the
city bought really belonged 10 the pub
lie The river front Improvement COM
mission has been having the river lines
surveyed. and il has been found that
some OF the buildings which the city
bought rested on land outside the
neander line and therefor on ground
which belonged 10 the people. In one
instance. the city paid $4,000 for a
shack located apparently outside the
meander line This shack was occupied
by a second hand firm which did a big
business and which asked a big price
Of the city for its site If the second
hand man had no right to the site the
city was stung for the whole amount
of the purchase price.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
DIES OF STORM FRIGHT.
WeII-known Mt. Ayr Farmer Expires
Suddenly.

Mount Ayr, April 5.-Emerging from
cave al his home in Benton township.
west of here, after the storm of hail
had subsidized, Jonathan Sans, a well
known farmer, dropped dead as the re-
suit of freight. He was about 80 years
old and unmarried. Sans, who became
highly agitated as he watched the
gathering storm, with his brother and
mainden aunt. with whom he lived,
took refuge in the cave just as the hail
began 10 descend. when the angry
looking clouds seemed 10 indicate a de-
sJructive wind storm. The fall of hail
was but momentary. and as it happer-
ed there was very little wind. As the
disturbance ceased the little partly
started for the house. Jonathan Sans
had just assembled the steps from the
cave when he collapsed and died almost
Instantly without uttering q word
The hail storm covered large ter
ritory south and west of the city. Some
farmers who came in this morning say
they picked up stones as big as hens
eggs. Rain was general over the coun-
~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
LAYMEN VOTE $50. 300.
Monetary Aid For Missions Raised in
Davenport District

Davenport. April 5.-As an evidence
Of the impression made by -he tri-ciIy
convention OF the Laymen's Missionary
movement. Of its inspiration and edu-
cation as 10 the needs Of the heather
countries Of the far east and the dark
continent. the laymen Of the protestant
churches of this district reported that
the funds in support Of foreign mis-
sions would be al least S59,S00 during
the coming year, and this amount was
assured with one church Vet 10 be
heard from. OF this amount the Pres
byterian church assured the sum Of
$4,000 or an increase over last year
of approximately $4,000; the Metho-
dist voted $4,000; the gregational.
$4,000; Lutheran and Baptist. $4,000
each and the Christian of the tri-cities.
$500 No figure was given by the
Baptist church. but il was anticipated
that the amount Of last year would be
substantially increased.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
THE WOLF eARKs.
Iowa Editor Calls Down Uncle Sam
For Doing Commercial Printing.

Alton, April 5.-If the government
does not stop printing envelopes for
private parties it will not be because
it has not been asked to do so. Edi-
tor Wolf of the Alton Democrat, took
it upon himself to write 70 Congress
man Hubbard, giving his reasons why
it is dangerous for the government to
continue in this department OF the
printing business and the letter which
follows finally landed in the Congress
sional Record:
Alton Democrat, Alton. Iowa. Jan. 81,
1910 Hon. E. H. Hubbard, Washing
ton. D. Gear Sir: If congress hasn't
passed a law prohibiting the govern
ment from printing envelopes you tell
it I want one passed right away. I
have job of printing 500 envelopes in
sight, and if the government will keep
hands off I can land it sure as fate,
and make 80 cents on it. If the govern
ment butts in and does the job for
nothing. lose the 80 cents on that
job and the next duffer who comes
along and get envelopes will want me
to print him batch of soap wrappers
for nothing because he could have got
ten the envelopes cheaper from the
government" and so on, .ad infinitum.
TO Gehenna and back See how it
works? Tell congress I'm a lone DEM
ocrat in county that's lousy with re-
publican editors and need the money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
TIMES REPUBrncAN 11ARsHALLTowN. iowa. APR1L5 1870

Tell it the surplus In the postal de-
partment can be applied n.the Pam
anna canal, if it doesn't know what else
to do with 1t. Tell it anything-just SO
you entertain 1t till get that job of
envelopes Besides object to having
this great and glorious government
squander its resources competing with
my shop. If should go broke, would
get the blame. Tell the government if
it has a stock of trust made envelopes
on hand that are going to be a dead
loss when it stops it's job press that
/ will mortgage my plant and take a
couple of boxes. Give my regards to
the president and Uncle Joe Cannon
and Brothers Payne and Aldrich.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES B. WOLF.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
AN IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL.
Gddinss, Of Utah, Buried at
His Old Home in Logan.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Logan. April 5-The funeral services
OF William Giddings. of Odgen,
Utah. but formerly ofLogan, took place
at the Presbyterian church here Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Many from
Logan Magnolia Woodbine, Missouri
Valley and other places were in al
tendance to pay respect TO the memory
of a departed friend and brother lodge
man, esteemed for his integrity, use
fulness and generosity.
With Rev Fl. Kremers in charge, ex-
Lieutenant Governor j. G. Milliman de-
livered the funeral tribute. The music
and the floral offerings were beautiful
and very appropriate; brother lodge
men acted as escort of the body from
the church to the Logan cemetery
where internlent took place.
William Giddings was born in ILL.,
nois in 1S45 and moved TO Harrison
county in 1867. He engaged in bust
ness, first in Magnolia, and then in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
CONFERENCE OF EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION HELD AT
STORY CITY.
BISHOP BOWMAN PRESiDES
AT DEs MONIES SECTION
J. n. Yassy Selected as Presiding
Elder - Conference Includes Many
Churches in Central and Southwest
lowa-List of Pastors Assigned
Other Iowa News.

Special 10 Times-Republican.
Story City, April 5.--The Des Moines
conference of the Evangelical Associa-
ton closed its annual meeting here last
night. Bishop Bowman presided The
appointments to the various charges
are as follows:
Presiding Elder H. Yaggy.
Audubon-C. H. Schlessselman.
Covington-To be supplied.
Creston-J. Wirth.
Des Moines and West Oak Park
Mission-O. NJ. Yaggy and one to be
supplied.
Lorimer-L. J. L. Smay.
Loring and Green Mountain-L. n.
Day and one to be supplied.
Atlantic-M. H. Noe.
Pierson-H. c. Powell.
Prescott-To be supplied.
Story City. Alber.
Viola CARBOHYDRATES d. Wendell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-05
Toledo News Items.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo. April 5.-Frank Dragon, of
Ames. spent several days with his
mother.
Everett Morgan. of Des Moines, Wis
tied at the c. D. Jones home Sunday.
Invitations have been received TO the
marriage of Miss Maude Mathews. a
former Toledo girl, to Leo Z. Arm
strong. of Ames. The wedding will
take place at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. D. Mathews.
of Shipley, Thursday the 14th, at II: 80.
Miss Carrie Berger. instructor in
music and drawing ST the Eldora
schooIs. came home Friday night for a
weeks vacation.
Dr. E w. Rueppel went to his home
al Dysart Saturday to visit a few days.
Leander Clark Academy defeated
Belle PLANE in baseball Saturday af-
ternoon, at Toledo. with a score of 7-3.