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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-01-27

her lover, and 1t seemed that the flow
ers looked up at her with happy
smile. Happening to glance up, her
heart seemed to cease to beat.
There, driving down the street on his
dogcart, with Miss Roane beside him,
was John Brent. Nevertheless her hab-
it of self control was strong enough to
enable her to give the couple gra-
cious nod and a smile.
What did it mean? Had she not BEEN
in that tremulous condition, love, when
every shadow is a demon? She would
probably have thought that there was
no meaning to it whatever. AS it wae,
she considered 1t In the light Of an in
suit from both John and Pattie.
That evening John called. She re-
ceived him graciously and chatted with
him as If nothing had happened, but
before he left told him that their en-
gagement was thing Of the past. All
this required great self control, but
that self control she possessed.
The three weeks that followed found
her still living up to the hobby. II she
was bit Ihiter and thinner the spir-
ituelle effect was becoming, therefore
welcome. There could be tonic and a
lchange Of air should the scrawny
stage threaten. Pending that time her.
maid one morning announced. Miss
sRoane."
Lower the shades tr1fe, Lisette,"
isaid Neil and glanced into her mirror.
I"Draw that stand Of lilacs nearer, So.
Miss Roane may come up"
How sensible you always arev said
lPattie, making at once for an easy
chair. Here have I for three weeks
lbeen afflicted with a conscience, and
Iyou-you look as If you never had
Eone"
"Three weeksY' smiling. 1T is
Hong time to carry anything heavy"
WELL" with look half meek, half
lmischievous, IT have brought the bur-
den to you"
"To me? l thought conscience was
pike railroad pass-always labeled
fnot transferable
II only want it doctored.D
"But that is a very trite idea, is it
hot?'
what mean is not trite," said Pat
lie. She took cluster of white lilacsl
from the stand and gently brushed her
face with them. Keen eye shots could
piece such hedge undetected. "Trite
: its are either easy or necessary"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-01-27
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
Christian Church Dedicated

Marked by the solemn ritual of
the Christian church were the dedi-
catory services held in the new
structure yesterday. At the IL
o'clock service in the morning Cen
eral z. T. Sweeney, the rare speaker
who delighted several audiences in
Greeley lately at the new Christian
church. delivered a most remarkable
sermon.
Following General Sweeney the
raising of money for the church
came or and while $4,000 were ask
ed, tCk church realized much more
than Nat amount
In the afternoon were the service
of the Lords supper and the Fellow
ship service.
EXPRESSIONS OF qualification are be-
ing heard throughout the city on the
marvellous work which has been
done by Rev. Mr.. Dubber, the pastor
of the Christian church, who has
been so successful during his few
months more than year as pastor
of the church.
The congregation itself has not
only come from few members tc
one of the largest here but the sim
pie little structure which housed the
church two years ago. has, through
the personal endeavor of Mr. Dub
Der, given place to one of the finest
church buildings in the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
ORDINANCE NO. 21t
IN RELATION TO THE LOCATION
OF LIVERY STABLES. BLACK
SMITH SHOPS AND
FOUNDRlES

Be 1t Ordained BY the City Council
of the City of Greeley. State of
Colorado:
Section lit shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation
to locate, build. construct or keep in
any block in the city of Greeley. in
which two-thirds of the buildings
are devoted to exclusive residence
purposes. a livery. boarding or sales
stable. blacksmith shop or foundry,
within two hundred (200) feet OF
any such residence, on either side OF
the street, unless the owners of ma
jority of the lots in such block, 'front.'
ing or abutting on the street, con-
sent in writing to the location con-
struction or keeping of such livery,
boarding or sales stable, blacksmith
shop or boundary therein. Such
written consent of the property own
ers shall be filed in the office OF the
city clerk of said city before permit
shall be granted for the construction
or keeping of such livery. boarding
or sales stable, blacksmith shop or
foundry
Section Amy person, hrm or
corporation violating any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance, upon con-
yiction thereof, shall be fined in
sum of not less than Fifty ($5o.ool
Dollars nor more than Two Hundred
(S2OO.OO) Dollars, and the continual
tion of violation of the provisions Oh
this ordinance. for each twenty-four
hours of time. shall constitute sep
arate and distinct offense, ana the
person, firm or corporation so oHeho-
ing. shall be fined accordingly.
Passed and adopted, signed and
approved, this 5th day OF April
A. d. 1910.
G. NJ. HOUSTON,
Mayor,
Attest: w. A HOTCHklSS,
City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
FOR CATARRH
Medicine Free in Every Case Where
Ii Fails to Relieve

Neglect or pessimism, we believe,
is the greatest enemy the public has
to contend with when applied to the
loss or recovery of health Pracu-
caly every case of consumption
might have been cured if hope had
been maintained and proper treat
meut had been resorted to at the
first symptom of the disease. Until
the advanced stage is reached con
sumption is durable. Catarrh is re-
spousible. we believe, for many cases
of consumption 1t is about catarrh
we want to talk to you today, mel
dentally consumption, since the TWO
are SO closely allied.
We have a medicine made from a
prescription of one of the most sue
cessul catarrh specialists known.
We believe it is positively without
an equal. We are so satisfied that
we are right. that we will supply the
medicine free in every instance
where 1t is used according to direc..
tions for a reasonable length OF
time, should it fail to give satisfac-
tion in every particular. We want
every one to try this medicine AT
our risk. There are no conditions
attached to our offer. We put the
user under no obligation to us what
ever
The medicine we want you to try
is ReNall Mucu-Tone. 1t is catarrh
remedy that goes direct to the seat
of trouble. 1t is carried by the
blood TO every part of the system.
II purifies and enriches the blood,
tones up the mucous cells and brings
about condition of health and
strength that tends to prevent the
germs of consumption from getting
n start. Besides this, Rexall Mucu-
Tone IS a wonderful appetizer, diges-
tive aid and flesh builder. It's good
effects are often felt from the very
first lose. 1t is one of the largest
and most satisfactory selling medi-
cines hat we have ever had any
thing o do with.
we know so much OF the great
good hat it has done that we per
sonally back it up with our reputa,
tipu and money, which fact should
no ample guarantee to satisfy any
body RexaN Mucu-Tone comes In
Two sizes. so cents and $1.0O. We
urge YOU to try it. Remember you
can obtain Rexall Remedies In Gree.
lev only at our store-The Rexall
Storr The Gilbert Drug Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
$4,000 + + + ~ + = i.
An ESTATE TRANSFERS !.
**++* + + + I. 1. = !. j. !. !. :. :.
FURNISHED daily by the Weld Count.,
Abstract 4 Investment Co.

March 30, 1910
! w. w. Baldwin and w n wh,.
TIER to J.. II. Brownlee w. d, e.
Lot l9 Blk 10 Raymer. w.
| w. w. Baldwin and w r. wh,,
tier to j. ii. Brownlee w. ID. s5o
Lot Is Blk 10 Raymer. WV
! i. r. Sharp to The Earmors Doc
ervoir 4 Irrigation Co. w. D. 5000
hight or way across SWH 1O-9.65
Brewington Brothers TO w Al
zen w: d. 81, Lots IA, Is. l6. ~
Blk 43 Eaton. ~
A. l.. Williams to Kate Iowe w
ID: $737.5O h. 40 it. of w, 100 n
or lots IL, 10, IA. IL Normal Wav
Subdivision of Blk l63 Greeley
Bruce r. Williams to 7 A R,,ch
w. ID, s2SoOo VIZ NEh So-6-G5
Loretta Mcdonald to w Ed
Wright w. ID. $1l00. SEH 3o-s-6T
! March n, 1910
Harry Long and j. E. Yates to
Thomas d. Winter and Ross r Mos1
eley w. ID. $4,000. Lots and 10
Blk 35 Hudson.
FRED w. Bailey to The Denver
Farm Lands Co w. d. s75O Right
OF way across SEX 2-3-65.
John Ewbank and wife to Charles
}. peterson w. ID. 81. We 7-11-59.
! Erlon G. Billings to William J.
Ahrend w ID. $3.50. Il. so #. of w.
100 IT. of lot Blk / Billings Sub
division.
Hughey Irwin to Frank seelinger
w. d. 81. Sh NEh 1896.
w. T. Edmiston to Edith E. Row
ley w. ID. 81. Lots 7 and 8 Blk .
East Side Addition to Eaton.
The Gill-Decker Improvement Co.
to Mrs. Mary King w. d. s12O. Lot
Blk Is Gill.
j. S. Armstrong to Roy F. Combs
w. ID: 800. NEh and E1a sWA
81 1-62.
]. S. Armstrong to Bell Combs w.
d. 800. NWh and VIZ SWA s.
liza
o. c. Paulson to John NJ. Turner
w. d. $3.50. Part of Blk is Num-.
Charita A. House to The Sterling
Realty Co. w. d. SO. f. 40 #. of
N. 50 IT. lot % Blk 65 Greeley.
Leonard w. Russell to H. C. Ben
nett Q. c. d. s1oO. SEA SWh a.
4-67.
Leonard w Russell to H. C. Ben
| nett w. ID. 100000. NWA, SW 4
NEA. NWA SEA. NJ SWA and
SWA SWA is and We NWi4 49,
1866 and 100 IT. X 100 it. in NE
corner of SEA l3-4-67.
n. c. Bennett to G. e. Karch and
Adam Heberer Q. C. d. S100. SEA
SWA 24-4-67.
II. C, Bennett to G. f. Karch and
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07

81 and 81 Blk 50 Milliken.
A. B. z. Howell to The Colorado
Mutual Securities Corporation W
D. $4,000 SEA 1856, except cer.
tain portion. '''
George G. Philip to Georpe A ur,
w. d. s12sO. sEh 23-s.S0
The hudson Land Co. to Louis
NEA SEA 25-l-66. "
George s Allsebrook to Frank w.
McRea W. ID. $4740. 1892 acres
In WE sWA 6-1-66.
Harry Adams to w. T. Wilkinson
NV. d. $500. Lots 81 and 22 Blk 1s
and lots IL, 20, 81, 22 Blk 3 Fred
erick.
Ellen Aitchison to William Aitchi-
son W u. 81. Lot 2S Blk IL Eaton
Ellen Aitchison to William Aitchi-
son W ID, 81, Lot IS Blk 43 Eaton.
The Grover Townsite Co. to Edd
Oberneler W. d. s125. Lots 20 and
21 Biz 26 Beatty Addition to Grover.
Edwin Z. Wells and William
Deans to The Farmers Reservoir &
irrigation Co. w. ID. s420. Right of
way across NEA and NWA H.
1855.
Mrs Katie E. Tenney to James
Watson and Henry Williams @. c..
ID. 81. Lot s Blk 2 Peerys Subdivi-
sion, Greeley.
Delphia Denio to Sarah Craft W.
ID. 81. Lots 9 and 10 Blk 1923 Gree
ley.
The First Unitarian Society of
Greeley, Colorado, to Joseph C. Ew-
ing ". d, $40 Lots 81 and % Blk
81 Greeley.
John A. Smith to Robert S. Bur-
rough w ID. 81. Lots 9 and 10 Blk
First Addition to Crawford.
James W, Morgan to Edward A.
Strong W. d. 10000. Ek SWA
and all E12 NWA N. of Ogilvy
ditch in 5-64.
The Num- Townsite Co. to Ina E.
Sullivan W. d. s25. Lot IA Blk 23
Num-
The Num- Townsite Co. to Alex.
Frame and Mrs. J. sullivan W. ID.
$14O. Lots Is, 16, II Blk 23 Mum.
Burton D. Sanborn to Charles f.
Barnes W, ID. $4,000. SWA SEA
and Sk S1a NWA SEA 1s-6-63.
Sarah F. English to The First Ma
tional Bank of Greeley, Colorado, w.
ID. $40. NJ lots Z and Blk 81
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07

Attest. w. A. HOTCHKlSS,
City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07

Adam Heberer w. d. $4,000.
NWA SWA NEA, NWA
SEA- NJ SWA and SW a SWA
is VIZ NV u i94-66 and 100 TT.
X 100 IT, in NE corner SEA 1874
81.
Edward Warren Langtry and wife
to Charles H. Hartford w. d. $500.
f. 140 fl. of lots 6. Z, s West &
Thayer's Subdivision Blk l64 Gree
ley.
Albert J. Allen to Charles L. Har-
ford w. d. ss25 w. so IT. of lot 6
and NJ of w. so # of lot West
& Thayer's Subdivision of Blk l64
Greeley.
April 1, 1910
The D. ]. Myers Investment Co. to
| The Denver Ranch Co. w. d. 800.
SH SWA %, SWA 25. Sh NEA
3S. VIZ 35 and NJ NEA S5-16s.
The Hudson Land Co. to David NJ.
Keefer and Amelia Keefer w. D..
$500 SEA SEA 31-1-65.
d. f. Davis to Barthel Kern w.
d. $500. Eh NE 4 1856.
Union Pacific Railroad Co. to
Christ Moser, jr.. w. d. s144o. Sec.
1856.
w. w Baldwin and w. L. Whit
tier to Joseph l.. Brule w. d. $50.
Lot 10 Blk 10 Raymer.
Amos w. Conner to Thomas NJ.
Welsh w. d. 81. E12 SEA SEA
S-5-65
Sam w, Haney to Charles w
Hyde w. d. $500. Lots 26, -, IS.
% Blk ~ Evans.
The Garfield Town & Improve
ment Co. to Anna Soaring Fother-
gill w. d. 500. Lots II and s Blk
27 Camfield.
S. w Berry to Lee J. Varvel w
ID. s32OO Lot Blk l3 Second Ad-
dition to Crawford. Greeley
April =, 1910
Mamie NJ. Higgins to The NJ. A.
Tucker Investment Co. Q. c. ID. 81
NJ SW1A. Ne SEA 20-4-6S.
Northwestern Land Iron Co. to
John w. Smith w. d. s110. Lot l6
Blk 81 Milliken.
Edward G. Heckendorf to The
Voorhees, Real Estate Co w. ID. 81.
SEA 32-S-57.
Henry A. Morgan to Granville G.
Stevens w. d. $4,000, VIZ NWA
22-S-67
Anthony Wilkinson Live Stock
Co to Anthony Wilkinson w. d. 81.
SWA 81, NA SEA 29-ll-
l.. Beatty w. d. 81. mfwypjrdlulu
solomon Hopkins to Wilson II.
Henderson w d. s3S0OO. E1.
NWA and VIZ NEA 21-6-65.
II. p. Wingert and wife to c. l..
Beatty w. ID. 81. NWA 3-11-5S.
Herschel Pavy to Cora A. Pavy w.
ID. 81. Part of SEA 27-S-66.
Carl III. Young to George Otis
Johnson w. ID. $500. Lot and
part of lot Blk los Second Addi-
ton to Crawford, Greeley.
Ansley Rogers to James II, Ellis
w ID. $3.50 Lots and Biz
Cave & Priddy Addition to Pierce.
II. +. Dreyer to The New Fulton
High Line Irrigation & Storage Co.
@. C. d. $3.50. Right of way across
10 SEA 29-l-66.
James A. Manfull to The New
Fulton High Line Irrigation 4 Stor.
age Co. O. C. d. sS5. Fright OF
way across Sla SWA 2S-1-66,
j. p. Morrow and j. b. Ferguson
TO The New Fulton High Line lrri-
cation & Storage Co. Q. c. ID. $1,000
Right of way across Sec. 2l-l-66.
John Delvanthal to The New Ful-
ton High Line Irrigation 4 Storage
% O C. ID. $l77. Right OF way
across Sih Mex 80 and Sa Me- a
S3-l-66.
Herman Delvanthal to The New
Fulton High Line irrigation 4 Stor-
,re CO. O. C. ID. $3.50. Right of way
across y NWA SS and NE NV "
S2-l-66.
Louise T. Shepard to Helen Welsh
w. d. 81. S. 1913 IT, OF w io'
Blk SO Greeley.
April I, 1910
Thomas WALES and wife to Union
pacific Railroad Co. w. ID. $1,000.
O "a acres OF Wh SEA- and y
SWh 2S-5-67.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co 10
Nai,,. NJ. Young w. d. $3.50. Lots
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
IN MAKES
NCH IMPROVEMENTS

lrch Sl.--lra Gearheart
rs week for Snyder. to
improvements on his
Hes west OF that town.
ID Ellis Henderson took
hat vicinity some time
dry land crops raised
u have made it feasible
move to their claims
heir homes there per-
iearheart will build a
nee the land. He will
hily to the ranch in a
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
ImnrnYe building

Eaton, April 4.-Several improve
ments have been made on the Odd
Fellows building here The entire
front below the plate glass windows
has been bricked up with green
glazed brick, forming Il handsome
contrast to the trimmings Of the
structure. A good fire escape has
also been added to the building.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

ID
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GREELEY. COLORADO:
Section L. There is hereby granted
to The Greeley Terminal Railway
Company. corporation, its success
sors and assigns. the right to lay, con-
struct. maintain and operate, two (z)
standard gauge railroad tracks
across that portion of Eighth and
Ninth avenues. beginning at the
south line of Third street and extend
ing south one hundred and fifty
(150) feet; also the right to lay
construct. maintain and operate. two
CD standard gauge railroad tracks
with necessary switches leading
thereto. over and across Tenth ave
nue.; beginning at the south line OF
said Third street and extending south
a distance of one hundred and fifty
(15O) feet.
Section . The foregoing grants.
rights and privileges are made sub
ject to the conditions and limitations
contained in Ordinance No. 2O3,
heretofore passed and adopted Octo-
ber 90, 1909, granting to said com
pany the right to cross other streea
in the city OF Greeley, to which rel
erence is hereby made, and same tx
incorporated herein, and made part
hereof.
Passed and adopted, signed and
approved, this 5th day of April
A. D., 1910.
G. NJ HOUSTON,
Mayor
Attest, w HOTCHKISS
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and go.

Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove
the cause is the first thing and
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will do that Easy to take
and most effective. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
Sale Garage

Plarch Sl.-La Sale is
ase in the near future
plans of Eugene Smith,
81 known business men
haterialize. Mr.. Smith
ect a building on land
and use the structure
Inc cost and plans of
building have not yet
ublic
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
ORDINANCE NO. 21O

An Ordinance Granting To
the Greeley Terminal
Railway Company the
Right to Lay, Construct,
Maintain and Operate
Railway Tracks Across
Certain Streets in the
City OF Greeley:
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07

A number of motto placards or
rustic finish have been presented 10
the Camheld hotel by the NJ. j.
Neill Furniture company The mot
tos. which are clever and amusing,
have been hung in the lobby OF the
hotel .t
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
Attest w. A. HOTCHKlSS,
City Clerk.
STATE of Colorado, County of Weld,

City of Greeley. S.
|. w A. Hotchklss, city clerk OF
the City of Greeley. do herepy ceri-
fy that the foregoing orulnahce was
introduced and read in nun ana on
motion ordered printed at an aa-
iourued regular meeting held March
S. A. d. 1910; that the same WAS
printed in the weekly Greeiey lrio,
me a newspaper published in said
city, for period of ten DAYS there,
after, at regular Hee'ihs hsio
April 5, 1910, said ordinance NO,
oi1 was duly passed and adopted by
n vote of 4 ayes; nays.
w. A. HOTCHklSS,
,SeaD City Clerk.
Final publication in the Greeley
Tribune April Z. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-07
State of Colorado. County of Weld.

State of Colorado, County of Weld.
City of Greeley. SIS.
l, w A Hotchkiss, city clerk OF
the City of Greeley, do hereby certf-
fy that the foregoing ordinance was
introduced and read in full and on
motion ordered printed at an ad-
journed regular meeting held March
%. A. ID. 1910 that the same was
printed in the weekly Greeley Trib-
une. a newspaper published in said
city. for a period of ten days there
after, at regular meeting hefd
April 5. 1910. said ordinance No.
21O was duly passed and adopted ny
a vote of ayes; no nays.
w. A HOTCHKlSS.
(Seal City Clerk.
Final publication in the Greeley
Tribune April Z, 1910.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-15
IN pusL,c SCHOOLS"
Important Subject Discussed BY prin.
cipal Nelson Before Woman,. clnh

important Subject Discussed BY prln.
cipal Nelson Before Womsn's Club.
The Women's Club met Wednesday
afternoon In Red Mems hall, the pro-
gram being in charge Of the literature
department. Of which Mrs. g. p. Knise-
~ is chairman. 1t opened with piano
duet. "Nabucodonoser" (VerdD. by
Misses Isabel 1ditchem ana Maybel
French. and which was heartily ap-
plauded.
The. feature Of the program was the
address by Principal ]. c. Nelson, Of
the high school, on Religion in the
Public Schools" He based his arsu-
ment against the introduction OF re-
ligion in the public schools upon two
recent statements by Cardinal Gibbons.
the first being that I'VE are fast be-
coming dechristianized nation" and
the second, that this assumed dechris-
tianization II because Of our public
schools. from which Christ II harred.
Principal Nelson quoted census sta.
tistlcs in REPUTATION Of the charge that
we are heoouainG- . dechsistlanixed m :
ton, and. proceeded to show that his
tory. European history particularly,
does not prove that church control Of
scnoOis wins TesSsl.. eeor .sse
schools. On the contrary In Catholic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-15
oLp.rlME oREEpgR AND FAN.
GER ELECTED 40 HEAD OF
NEW ORGANIZATION.
r. II. HouGHroN Is
ELECTED SECRETARY
Township Vice Presidents Will %
Named At Last Meeting, When Con-
stitutien and Dy.Laws will %
Adoptsd-F. q. Paul First Vice; w.
n. oiibsrt Treasurer.

A most enthusiastic meeting Of local
poultrymen. much more largely attend
ed than the most enthusiastic pro-
motors had hoped for, was held We'd
nesday night at #. HI. Houghton's Of
flee, when permanent organization OF
what will be the Marshalltown Poultry
and Pet Stock Association was per-
fected.
j. NJ. Holt, an old-time breeder and
fancier Of the city, was elected presi-
dent Of the association, and F. G. Paul.
Of Taylor township, first vice president.
f. H. Houghton was chosen as secre-
tary, and w. H. Gilbert treasurer. The
executive committee, OF which the
above officers are also members. was
chosen In the persons of X. L. Allen A.
j. Glidden, and H. E. Brush.
At a later meeting township vice
presidents will be chosen. one from
each township in the county.
A committee to draft a constitution
meeting, was chosen. This committee
Wallen, and Rodney C. Wells.
Inc prospects 1oE d i've anu growing
association appear brighter with every
meeting, and those who started the ball
rolling are surprised at the interest
taken among the breeders and fanciers
OF the county. Several from the coun-
try were present at the meeting We'd
nesday night.
Another meeting will be held on
Wednesday, Dec %, at Mr.. Houghton's
office, at which time it Is expected that
something definite will be known as to
whether or not the association is to
have a scoring bee next month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-15

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a.rect if you wish from Walter Luther
Dodge 4 Co., Chicago. LII.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-15

from AarshalItown.
The dog shown In me above ptctute
Of Rxinsbarger died IN prison shOe<
time before Dr.. Lisbig gave Raanstas.
ger Trllby.
In the same issue az the rs0oo TO-
following also appears:
Frank and Nate Rainabsr9sr haA q
most enjoyable visit Ase wsoA 1he0
two niecee. Mrs. Leach ana Mn. Wlok.
erSon. also Mira. Lsoch's daughter anA
others came on here from Iowa Falls.
The visit was an immense traAt; the
goodies they brought with them wera
thoroughly priced by our frt4nds. the
two young odd RainsbarBer AsothcSD.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-15

The story OF the little dog that was
sent 70 its master at the penitent!ary.
Will be remembered in Marshal!town. A
few years ago Mrs Howard Wilbur. OF
this city, won as a prize at party Il
little puppy. Mrs. Wilbur was unable to
care for the little pet and gave 1t 10 Or
Liebig Tho doctor raised tho dog
with IA cat mother. the puppy lying
down beside It's kitty stepsisters and
brothers. and ate his dinner like any
nice kitty should The Reformatory
Press OF Anamosa. contains nice III
tic mention OF the gift to Rainsbarger