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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOV. -o' rec. ., l., ~
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The probate court for the County of
Houghton.
At a session of said court, held at the
probate Office, in tho village of Hough-
ton i'm said county on the 25th day
Of November a. ID. 1910.
Present. Hon. Geo. G. Bentley. judge
Of probate.
In the Matter of the estate Of oscar
II. Liimatta. deceased.
Olof I.iimatta having filed i'm said
court his petition praying that the adj
ministration OF said estate be granted
10 Olof Liimatta or to some other
suitable person.
1t is Ordered, That the 22nd day Of
December A. ID. 1910, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said Probate Of
flee be. and is hereby appointed. for
hearing said petition.
1t is Further Ordered, That public
rotice thereof be given by publication
of copy of this order once each week
for three successive weeks previous "a
said day OF hearing, I'm The Calumet
News, n newspaper printed and circu-
lated i'm said county.
(SeaD GEO, G. BENTLEY,
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy.
Geo. ID. Freeman,
Register of Probate.
Gahbraith a. Mccormack.
Attorneys for Estate.
Business address:
Calumet, Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-28

Women hack of the movement to
furnish Chicago school children with
noon lunch of soup and bread at a cost
OF one cent. At left, Mrs. p. j..
O'keefe, who introduced the idea at
the school board meeting. At right,
Mrs. Ella Fiasg Young, superintend-
ent of the public schools, who is ac-
lively back of the campaign for bet
ter fed school children.
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C.0.F. HOLD Big SESSION
AT HUBBELL YESTERDAY P. m.

Yesterday afternoon there was a
large gathering of the members of the
G. O. f. of-the county in the convent
hall at Hubbell High secretary Thorn
as +. Mcdonald, of Chicago. was pres
cnt and big DELEGATIONS sfrom Calu-
met, Hancock and Dollar Bay.
During the afternoon number of
zSSS>>ssssssssss>ss>s csscSSsSsSsesssssSs
of Fast IIoughton are expected home
tomorrow from Aurora. Mimi, where
they spent Thanksgiving with MIR
Rashleigh's brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tompllins have
gone TO Detroit To reside MI Temp
kins will take poositin with the
Packard Motor Car company OF De
troit. having resigned as clerk Of the
quincy smelter.
Joseph Doiic of Duncan township
brought In wildcat to the county
clerks office ana received the bounty.
He was followed by Il. w. Church
"''' WV 'ti'l0s uIlu sam Dcllltll
with three wolves.
Thomas r. M Donald, high secre-
'ary of the /. o. t., will leave this
afternoon ON The Copper Range Linn
tied after spending yesterday as the
guest Of ST. Bernard's court, No. 1890
4 number of new members were ini-
tiated into the mysteries of the lodge.
q
DIR. Metcalf left this morning for
Houghton where he will remain until
about the 18th of next month when he
viii come here again TO take Larson's
place for short time. DIR. Metcalf
has given up the practice of medicine
and will connne himself to eye work.
He intends TO make regular visits TO
this and other sections of the peninsu-
la. The Doctor has the support OF all
of the physicians in the section who
are glad of the opportunity to have
some responsible man To whom they
can turn over their eye PATIENTS
Crystal Falls Diamond Drill.
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Have you had any serious trouble
with your new automobile?'
Not n bit SO far ] haven't hit a
single man without being able TO get
away before he gets my number
Cleveland Leader.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-28

The silk of the spider is lighter and
stronger than that from the silk
worm.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-28
GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM.
Will Meet for First Practice at Am
phidrone Tuesday Niqht.

a meeting of the girls of the
Houghton high school will be held this
evening at the Central school to dis
cuss further plans for the basketball
team which is being organized among
those athletically inclined. The first
practice will be held tomorrow even
ing at the Amphidrome. where the
games Of the team will be played this
winter. The lineup will be picked
out in a few days by Coach Whitcomb
The girls expect to arrange games
with teams from other high schools in
tho county.
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Art Exhibit.

An art exhibit under the manage
ment OF Miss Anna M. Nye is being
held In the hall of the Central school
building this week. The exhibit open
ed this afternoon and will continue
tomorrow afternoon and Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
9apfere frau
5agt Ginbrtdlcr init Hepolucridiiis
len in bic 5ludt.

Sin unsrpartster Gmpfdng puros
ben Ginbrehern gu theiI, rpelfe III
nahtihfufsnber 3eit in bic MoGnung
oes grprebmunnes Games u. Jenton
ein3ubringen periuhtsn. 2grau 7Fens
ton mar nit iBrsm bierid6rigeu S6bns
den oLsin su 5auis, ais fie einen
Mdnn Durh bos aiiheufenTtsr bliden
lab. gu eleiter 3sit btmertte Tie sfpei
anbere Derbdfrti9e aerle i'm Statt.n
ces RdhbarbduIss ftsbsr. Sic bol;e
iih fhneu sinsr 8epolpsr aus bem Rt.
RH3immer unb feuerte mebrere S6iIe
auf bic 8urThen ab, als bieIe iih hes
mubten, bic aiifsntbiire gefpaltiam su
offnen. Die Ginbrehsr iprougsn ibsr
ben 6ofJdun unb oeri6lpanbsn in tsr
8untelbeit. gereits Dor einiQen Woz
rdssn ipuroe 5snton's Wobnuna Don
Ginbrs6srH beimaeiu6t, tpeIts bamals
$50 erbeutetsu. 5rau 7enton iub biz
Serle BEL Der Qrbeit. Dbne i'm Stanoe
8u isin. ben 8iebfdbl gu psrbiuoeru.
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IieS uns SaS.

- 8puperneur 6armon bat 9.itern
Or. Sobn %. Siq bon bier an StelIe
bon Or. gpron Stanton gum Ritslifo
Der Stuats 8eiunbbeitsbeb0roe e,z
nonnt. Or. Stanton lit Rspublitdner.
Cont bat er ii6 in ben lansen Sahrcn,
ipeIne sr oieIsr 9eborbe angeh0,t,
ui6ts gu Shllben tommen laHen.
Die neusn geamten Der ioonoelss
hammer purben geitern in ibre Qemter
sinsefiibrt. Der nsue grdiioent, Ssrr
sslmes Stetin, belt cine turSe ans
ipruhe. Superintendent 6. y. Wturs
ran. Der Ionge trunt gsrpefen lit, mar
geitsru gum erften mol rpieoer auf ner
gorfe. Die 6anoelstammer bat benz
prGiibeuten Taft Elm Dante uno an<
srtsnnunssfdreiben sefhitt fir ieine
In ietner gotIhuft betreffs erbaltung
uriersr Raturiddse ausseoriitten ans
ii6ten.
- Snfolge ungeniiesnber 3ufuhren
iinb Ger ssit,rn fpeiter seitieeen. Iis
srfs Gualit6t tritet Gnsr3s 40 Gents
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Wspro poer lIniauo
Sames See rrlicgt i'm 0pipital einrm
Sfdbelbruh.

Saues See, pelher am Sonntag
2tbeno bepuBtLos duf oem 5eitenpeqe
por oem 0uuie g}o. 525 9oplar Ctr.
auf9efunben poroen mar, itarb geitern
2tbeno i'm itdotiIhen 6oipital, obne
iein 8epuBtisiu pieoererlangt gu baz
ben. 2luf 2trorDnun1 pes Goroners
nabm Or. 9onge cine Gbouttipu AT
Der 2ethe DOR uno funo, baB Der lpD
our6 einen SddbeLbru4 berbeigefiibrt
poroen mar. 4uf peIhe Weiie See
itcb oiegerleBung 5uge3ogen bat, toms
te bisber uidt feitqeiteQt perpeu, jes
bod lit bic u}0glihtejt ntht ausaes
ihIoRen, oaB berWloun eiuem 8erbrea
den gum Opfer gefausn 1T. See ar
beitete felt Is Sabren ais 5ubrtneht
fir 6urrn sSobHiou, so. 525 9optar
Str. Gin gruoer oes Spoten ppbut
go. 906 Poplar Ctr.
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Nus oeni Yoliseigeribt.

Ter Rsser Serrp Btni1ms psr8it.
tete unter Der antlage BEG Ginbruts
oiebitobIs auf Elm 9orpsrb0r unp uur,
be ben grobgeihtpprenen unter $4,000
gurgfhdft iberrrieier. or tpirp Be.
fhuloigt. in bus Wobnbous Der srau
emma Tetpen, go. 533 Carlisle Ipe.,
etngebroheH 3u babeu.
auh Die Rsgsr Dm. Sappooo unn
5p. 9utptins fpurotn ben 8rpbaes
fhporeneu ii6eripiefen, uno stpar ebens
falls unter ie $1,000 9iirgIhoft. Sie
iolltn einsn oIten ipeibeR Mann mo-
mems 5obn aelp iberfnilsn, mibbnns
belt uno beraubt haben.
Der Jdq eesen ben bes Worbes ons
ss,Iagten Reser Robert Grurp, mel.
der am Sonntag tp1brsnp zines aar.
tsnipitls ieiren Rniieg,npFen spm.
Scott eritah. tplroe bis gum 25. gan.
perido6en.
Games Sbeets. tpelter benz MiiIioz
mar 9aree psrtins am Spnntoa nab.
renb zines Streites cine it,limme
S6nitiipunb, bsi6ra1ts. erbielt isinen
Goa auf gntras isinss 0srtbsibissrs
perihoben.
Marp gsder unb sSdunie Sdrrifon,
spuroen iros ibres 2eusnsns idulois
befunotn. ben Sobn SsoitlI um einsn
uebersieber bsitoblsn gu bdben. Shrs
Strdfe lautete ouf 30 2aat 4rbeiis.
baus, $100 unb Soften.
Der Rumane Nicoli 9arniis, in beIs
Zen Mobuung SuIian Jranter, Sultan
gaoen unb SuIia 0arnen beim 9liitss
fpisl dbssfdbt pcroen sparen, erbisIi
ipegen Dulbens bon 9liidsipisleR cine
Strafe pon $50 une Rotten subittirt,
pdbrenn feline orei 2anbslsute unn
Ulitonseild9!eH nit GeIbftrofsH bon
ie S. unp Rotten oaponiamen.
Der Mirth Joiepb 0eble tpurbe me.
gen uekrtretuns bss Wlittsrnuhtsse,
febes su Der iiblihsn gj<loitrdfe pon
$40 unc Rotten perurtbeilt.
Stella Smith, cine oIte Hefonnts
Der poIiaei, iuuroe ipegen 9runttnheii
az 80 9ogen Mrbeitsbdus. $50 une
Rofitn peririheilt.
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Sanicmo Ipllars
Se5ablt oaS SiHton Sotcl in Grle.
SignHs Der @adielfaae.

Die gsgsr bic GsihdTtsfibruna beg
StHton Sotel erbobsnen 4ntlaaen fpes
gen ungeieBlihsH geTibes BON 900
Wdhteln, fpuroer gsitern nit ginpils
llsung oes Gbief Game Waroen Z. 6.
Spedts oaourh srleoigt, bdb bic Giz
eenthumsr bes Clinton 5otsl fi6 Dor
5rteoensri6ter WoobruiF in Sarttpea
ihuIoi9 betannten unD $1,000 Strufe
8dhlten. 0isIes 2btommen tuuroe nqh
ldn9eren unterndnblungen er3ielt uno
troy Der betrdhtlitsn StrdfIumme 1T
oas Clinton 5otel nod siemli6 andbia
odoonsstommeu, benn rrenn Der Ri6ter
ods ooIls StrafmaB perbdnet BATE, 70
puroe bic Strafiumme iih duf niht
rpeHiger als $4,000 belaufen baden.
0as gerfahrsn gsssn bic Rerhantg
Cob Storags Co., in oeren Qdasrbaus
bic WuhteIR sefunoen tpurbeu, tpurbe
einasitslit.
Der Reitduratsur Wiuiams unb bic
Sutton s}ifb Wartst 60, in beren Be.
iiB anssbIih sbsnfdlIs Wahtsln gefuns
ben iporoen rparsu. plaioirtsn niht
ihulbig uub ertpirtteu sinsn Qufitub
Der 9srhanolung in ben gsgen Tie id1pss
benosn JGllsn biz gum 26. Sanuar.
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linperidlamtlleit.

SuItus Mansbolt mub nah an9abe
oes 2ouis Mepers cine gebSrise Dor,
tion unperid)dntbeit beItbeu. geibe
W1nner tpobneH in sinem segirhdus
Rp. 336 @eorge StrdBe Wtepers err
pirtte aeitern i'm goli3eiseridt einen
Safibefebl eegen RunsbDlt unter be-
anttase oes aleiHpiebitahIs. Ro6 iei-
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,yrObiinn Suse 3. >. 8.

Die TrobIinnsloge bes Oroens Der
6druqdrt belt ibre 9enerdlperiammz
lung, perbunben nit 8eamtenwa6l as.
Die ShpeItern batten ii6 in qroBer
an3abl bisr3u einoefunoen urD b.
lDieIen oaourn, bdb ibr ,SntereiIe am
BlubeH Der 2Dge INNER nod Elm du=
Berit reyes 1T. 3ipsi aanOioatiHnen
IDurben in ben 0roen eingefIhrt unO
feds 9euanmeIounqen Iagen Dor,
iibsr Die in Der uGaften SiBung beri6-
ret tperoen foQ. Der bdlbid5rLi9e
9eriht purbe oerlsisn uno aus benz
ieIben mar bus Sluben Der Qoqe tldr
gu sriehen, Sur 3eit 5d5lt bic 6robz
IiHns 2oqe Y autitebenbe mitgIiez
Der. Die neuer,pabIteu 8eQmtinneH,
oeren Rameu rpeiter unten foIgen,
rpuroen hur9 ben ,. =. o. 3. Gbus.
arumbol3 uno 5rau 3bereiia Metiet
feierlihit in ibrs 4emter einqefu6rt.
Rad, SdIub Der Qoge fano nod cine
gsieQigs 3uiammentunft itatt, BEL Der
iih ale 5beiInebmer dufs bette ami.
iirten. Gie neugepdblten 9eamtinnsn
Der 9oge iinb:
Sber 8aroin: 9aroLine 9aiier.
Inter 8arotn: GIie @gger.
Setretdrin: Soiepbine Shaefer.
Sinan3= =Setretdrin: 9aultne giptiu.
Shagmeiitertn: 5eIeue 0ede,
4ufieberin: Sophie 4Ibeder.
sSiibrerin: 2outIe @oqmer.
R. 8. u. sur 9. g.: !. &rsp.
g. 8. g.: 2ouiIe greitboQe.
R. 8. q. CUR Il. g.: 5bersIiuMsiIeI.
6. 8. g.: QpuiIe 9oFe.
Snnere Bohe: emma guidm.
gleuBere mahe: Wfarie Seifert.
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(garroI 5prnbaf, %, Suilforo, Juo.
Rittie Sturgson, q, 9off 4pe.
{Gbos. 80. amenb, 25, 9empiep Str.
l9(ppotIonta Wagner, %, Windeu2loe,
(otoTep5 5mitb. p, Wttamitopu, 8.
6attie g. WuQsnpeber, IS, DO.
{Grneit u. Marti, 80. Detroit, Mi6.
lGmmu 8usteu, 81, Aooo!anb 4pe.
(Gbas. Gilbert Sol3mdn, "A, pIumitr,
2lnna WullsH, %. 9atbdlpap Str.
{ Observation-Disclosures. 81, philadelphia,
9eIIe q. Glein. %, 9utdtns Ioe.
Germ. Tho. Suilfs, %, Rorppoo, 8.
( IgiteIla R. paul, Is, DO.
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polisiit 8enber tam, ais er einen
Wlann namens Bernard Garner Der
folgte, dm SuBe Der Smith StraBe Su
San unb 3os fih ihmer3bafte 0er4
leBuHeen an ben getnsn gu. garnep,
fpelher fiirslih uuter Der AnfIaqe oes
unoroentIineH 8enehmens perhaftst
pprben mar uns ipdter ieine 9iiraz
Ihaft bate perfallen laiien, beipertltsls
iiate feline 5laebt.
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rid Shdepers i'm Sabre 1875 nah
amerifa aus uHb fhrieb bonn Don
Cincinnati aus, no er feiner Qngube
mad bet etnem Sol. 3beobor Diess
mann 8dhdftieung gefunoen bate.
Seit laneen Sdbren feblt jeooa ieos
tpsbe 0ahridt BON S6depers unb bic
4ngebori9en bdben it6 baber an
WaporS9tpab NIT Der Bite gelpanDt,
feititelIen Su lafen. ob Der 8ermibte
nod unter Ten 2ebenben tpeilt.
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8anse Jamilie
Grfrautt nab benz 6euuB bon Sale
fudlen.

Die SumtIie oes Sdueioers 7Srur:
Wfattbeps, 9lo. 1913 0reman StruBe,
ertrantte am SOnntag QbenD nah oem
8enuiTe zines aQietuheus unter
ihlperen 9srgiftungsipmptomeR Sin
iofort qcrufener Qr3t pancte Die mo-
tbtgen 8egeumittel an unb bruhte
Wattbeps uno bic 16 Sabre alte1ots
tec emma baIo uuBer 8efobr. 9us
gsftnoen Der 5rau Mafheps uno oes
IA Sabre alien So6nes gilbert piro
jeoo6 INNER nah fir beoentlih ges
balten.
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ner gebauptung itabI Mans9olt tbn
an 10, Sanuar 81 aus Der 5aihe.
4m Sonntag Radmittag belt Meper
auf einem Stual in Der Office pes
2oqirbauIes cine Sieita, aIs Wunsbpt
obermals Ieiue 1aiheu oIrhiudhte
uro ii6 So Gents, cine pfeife unb Ell
Qdtetchen Jubdt arejguete.
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Seimri6, sdjoepers seiad5t.

Gsinri6 6doeptrs gendnn. Debr=
mann ipirb pon ftinen In Gefst: in
Weifpba!en dniGiIigtn 4n9eb6rietn
eefM9t. Wh ein non Ulcrie Smoepers
aus 0sfde bei Ulnpor Gmrob einge.
lauisner Anefsbsfssi. iD0notrts 6ssn.
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per 0uBeno, bic 3neite 0uaIitGt 1T auf
SO uno Qagereisr auf 26a Gents 5sz
itiegen. Sn Der 2uftittffsriprats
nsnnt man pas 60henfLua.
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Snap i'll bos aeiunoe Singer GIe.
Semaht ans SSngner, Betpiir3 uro
Suder. sSret bon SacdQriu, GapI.
cum lmb 4raIeroatiuen.
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Der Staotrat6.

Uife WiulIen's .groBer Stod" ipif6t
ben 9emofraten eins aug. - Die
part aommiHdre ertperben fpeites
res 2ano fir part5pede in Deits
ipooD. - Der Wapor ernennt srpei
gbren &OmmiiIdre fir bic SbiO
9allsp Grpoiition. - Debit perbdIt
iid in Saden Der 4nnettion itumm.
- Die Snterurban 8abnen ners
ben Oerfldgt. - Der Mapor tpiro
cine Soipital 8autOmmiFion ers
neHnen.
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Western German Bank
Sd. IL. unS gine StraBe.

eds Il. ua0 glne StraBe.
Musldnoiihes 2eparfemeut.
Ssllmahten redtssiiItis augeIsrtist.
Grbihaften prompt uno rssu toIettirt.
Gehi.l, 9sloisnsuusen uub 2reDit'
briefe.
9ampiidiiF.y .yaiiasen ouf allen euro.
poifhen 2inien.
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Mms ben Uerid)tsbDfcm.

Gisentbnm fur ben Gilbert Apenne
8ia6nft. - Glias Wodjs 5eita.
ment. - Dan. ganer inter idue.
ret Vintage. Gbeideioangs.
TaIe. - WeridDiebenes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
C. & N. w. PLANNING TO ENLARGE
HOUSING SPACE FOR ENGINES
AT BELLE PLANE.
ASKS TOWN FOR LAND
ON WHICH TO BUILD
Extension of Round House to Give
Temporary Relief Until New and
Larger Quarters Arc BuiIt-Road
Putting Down Passing Tracks at
BIairstown-AIso to Build at Tama.

Belle PLANE, Aug. 26.-The Chicago
& Northwestern Railway Company has
asked the city council for ten feet or
the west side of Seventh avenue and
ten feet on the south side Of Thir-
teenth street, for the purpose of an ex-
tention Of their round house here. The
time asked for is five years, but it is
believed that it will not be needed as
long as that, unless unforeseen circum-
stances should prevent
1t is claimed that this extension OF
the round house here is necessary, al
tho new and much larger round house
is to be built soon. It is necessary tC
house the new, large locomotives
which last winter had to stond out
of doors here, the present round house
being too small for them.
The enlargement of the round house
will be done very soon if the necessary
appropriation can be secured, which
seems very probable.
The same permission to occupy g
small part Of streets for an extension
of the round house at Tama has beer
granted by the city council there. The
request here will be granted, and al
most everyone favors it.
The Northwestern is now putting in
several additional passing tracks at
Blairstown, for the purpose of relieving
the congestion in the yards here, es-
pecially with estbound trains. 1t is
not unusual for as many as -four
freight trains to stand here on the
west bound main line unable to gel
thru the yards here on account of theil
nadequacy to handle the amount OF
business here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
MRS. LYDIA SHARPLESS, FORMER
" OF LYNNviLLE, CELEBRATES
HuNpREDTH ANNIVERSARY.
LIVED IN JASPER COUNTY
FOR ALMOST TWENTY YEARS
Mrs. SharpIess Now Resident Of
Whittier, CaI.-k4er Father, William
Head, Lived to Be 101-Husband
Died at Age of s9-Forty- Eight Do
soendants at Reunion.
to rimes-Republican.

Special to TimeS-Republican
Whittier, Cal. Aug. ga large pub
lie reception marked the observance oil
the one-hundredth anniversary OF
LYDIA Heald Sharpless here yesterday
Grandma Sharpless was from 1856 10
1884 a resident of Sugar Creek neigh
borhood, near Lynnville, Jasper county
Iowa. Her father, William Head, lived
to the age of 101 and died near Lynn
Vile. Her husband. Albert Sharpless'
died in his S9th year after siNty-three
years of married life.
Grandma Sharpless was born IN ONO
She is spry and active. Recently she
attended the Friends church. walking
down the aisle unaided to the large
rocking chair always there for her she
has pieced twenty-five quilts the past
wear. and has read several books ana
church papers. All her forty-nlne oe-
scendantS and their families We're pre-
sent today except one who was ue-
tanned by illness. Her father voted Tor
George Washington for first president
of the United States.
OskaIoosans to Picnic.
The annual picnic of former oska-
loosans here will be held Sept. at the
city park, with basket dinner aud pro-
gram at the Womens club house frih-
cipal O. c. Albertson, of the Wnlttlet
Union high school, is president OF the
association. Among the speakers or the
day will be Rev j. p. Mcknight Oh
Los Angeles, and Hon. Joseph "a
Rominger of Long Beach.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
NORTH IOWA FAIR RESULTS.
HoIstein Cattle as First Prize Winners
Baseball and Racino


Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Aug. 26.-Holstein cattle
were up in the front ranks yesterday
in the North Iowa fair contest. The
herd of F. White, of Hampton, took
first on herd, 2-year-old bull, individ-
ual COW. 2-year-old yearling and heifer
under 1 year old. get of sire and
produce of cow The COW he exhibited
gave 1856 pounds Of milk during the
year. making over 600 pounds of butter.
In the ball game between Iowa Falls
and Mason City the latter won by 4
to 8. During the game Fitzpatrick.
pitcher for Mason City, in attempting
to steal third, fell, spraining his ankle
badly, so that he will be out of the
game the rest of the season.
The third and closing day of the
horse racing was the best on the en-
tire program. The 2:1S .trot was a five
heat contest, no one winning over two
heats.
2:1s trot, purse 81 900, Homer F. won.
Best time, 2:15.
2:2o trot, purse s4oo Glen Oh So
won, best time, 2:20A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
sWEA CITY NEWS.
Several Fine Residences Being Built
Two Deaths--Good Crop Yields.

TWO OeathS-Good crop TieloS.
Special to Times Republican
Swea City. Aug. 26.-Three fine new
residences Will be erected in town this
fall j. l.. NanN and W. III. Campbell
two retired farmers, already have their
plans under way to build. and Mrs.
Christia Johnson Is now building in the
west part Of town.
Business conditions We're never bet
ter in this locality. fine crops and good
prices making every one prosperous
Mechants are getting larger stocks
than usual. in anticipation of heav-
Ter business this fall and winter
Miss Cora Feister died of consump-
ton on the 23d and Nels Pearson died
very suddenly heart failure the same
day Both were buried here.
Charles and f.. J. knutson made a
business trip to Luverne and other
southern Minnesota points this week.
ThreShng yields are excellent. most
oats averaging about fifty bushels per
acre. while some yields runs as high as
65 to 20 bushels. Corn is maturing
rapidly and will be out of the way of
frost earlier than usual.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
MANY THEMES DISCUSSED
Evangelical Ministerial Convention
Closes Three Days Successful Ses-
sion at Belle PIaine-Leadins Speak
ers and Subjects Treated.

Special to Times Republican.
Belle Plaine. Aug. 26.-The Evangel-
ical ministerial convention of the Ce
dar Rapids district closed its session
here yesterday. The labors of the
meeting occupied three days. 1. S.
Lavey spoke on his experiences in for
eign missionary work. Rev. ]. G. Waltz
talked on the Des Moines conference as
mission field. Rev. A. A. Couser's
address was on "The Climax of the
Ministry of Jesus and Its Temptation
Rev. J. H. Boozer spoke on THE Pub
lie Conscience" Rev. M. j. Randall
gave lecture on THE Modern Sunday
School" Rev. E. r. McClelland spoke
on the subject THE Minister as Gods
Messenger" Rev. j. G.. Roth's subject
was "The Minister as a Pastor and
Personal Worker" Rev. P. w. Knuth's
remarks were on the Emmanuel Move
ment" Rev. c. G.. Zeigler spoke on
THE Holy Spirit and Christian Work. y
Rev. G. E. Albright took up the ques-
ton SHOULD the Pastor Conduct His
Own Revival Meetings?" Rev. j. Au-
racher spoke on "Why Some Ministers
Fail" and Rev. c. H. Stauffacher's
subject was "The Laymen's Missionary
Movement and It's Significance"
Other addresses were given by Rev
w. NJ Force, Rev. S. n. Ramige and
others. Rev. n. E. VERIFIED spoke on
1.-THE Life and Character of Joshua.
Rev. S. n. Ramage spoke on Church
Union or Church Federation, Which ??
Rev W. M. Force talked upon Chris
tology from Modern View" and Rev
J. B. Meloy. on "The Decline of Min
isterial Recruits-Its Cause and Rem
edy.'
The convention was very successful