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dresses particularly adapted for com
Portable and modish wear in the home.
The ultra-smart ulster cloths which
the tailors display at present in an at
traetive variety of soft colorings, are
much like the well remembered double
faced stuff of which women used to
fashion their abbreviated bicycle skirts.
These cloths. while delightfully."- warm
and woolly, are really not at all heavy,
because they are almost all wool, and
their texture is soft and pleasant to
the touch They come in neutral color
ings of brown, blue-gray, and slate
gray, and the reverse side of the ma
terial shows bold plaids and checks of
the colors employed in the neutral
shade. Most satisfactory and usually
most becoming are the woody-brown
ulster cloths. with glints of russell and
red in the plaided weave. These brown
ish effects harmonic well with the
brown furs of cheaper grade used for
autemobiling.
For Limousine wear nothing can
equal seal just now in Paris favor. Seal
| coats trimmed with huge collars OF
skunk are at the very height OF fash-
| ion, and these rich coats are so beau
| tifully shaped that they seem to give
| the wearer slenderness rather than
| bulk. They fall to the skirt hem and
| fasten low at the left hip under a big
cord ornament or jeweled button, ano
! from this low fastening the long rev.
ers slopes up into the huge shawl col
liar of skunk fur. To match the coal
there is usually bolster muff OF the
| skunk fur, light and soft, for all It's
| huge size, so soft in fact, that 1t may
| be crushed in the hand or penea'h ehe
! arm like bit of fabric
The woman who wants a motor coal
that will represent sheer expense
| stvle and fashion being secondary
] consideration, may choose mink with
border pattern of the matched ane
| nitred skins Such coat will easily
cost four figures, and for one OF chln
/ chi1la or sable five figures may be ex
4 pended But these pultocratic garment
will be not whit more attractive O.
chic than the coat Of seal bordered WITT
I skunk
/ The Angora jacket is the warmest
4 highest garment ever devised for wea
beneath the fur coat on especially COLI
| winter motor trips. These angora jack
cts are much liked by hunters and 9th
er men, who use them for their wormtl
under ordinary short coats.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
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popular long fur coats may be worn IN

stead.
Even the very handsome visiting cos
TUNES in velvet are likely ito be made
with short skirt and very frequently
band of fur borders the bottom of
the skirt. though this is by no means
imperative. Often the band of fur oc-
ours upon the long coat and the bottom
of the frock is plain Rich embroid-
cries and laces are used upon velvet
cos tunes of a distinctly dressy char
acter and fur adds further note of
luxury to many of the handsomest mod
els. Hand braiding, embroideries of
satin cord folds of satin. etc, are also
used for trimming purposes.
Black does not of course, have things
all its own way in the province of the
dark colors which have enjoyed a
vogue this winter are well represent
ed. crows wing blue, and various other
dark blues. the intensely dark greens
| and a certain rich but almost black
| purple are all having their share OF
1 popularity. There are lighter color
ings, too some good dull blues which
are most charming with chinchilla and
| silver or with dark fur and gold, an
occasional rose tone not too light, sew
eral admirable grays and gray browns
and few of the medium green's.
Evening gowns in black are bright
ened by jet, crystal, gold or a combina-
ton of some two of these, but thu
j black evening frock has always beer
more or less popular, and it is in thu
afternoon costume that the vogue O.
black is especially impressive. In col
ors for evening wear there is such var.
iety that it would be difficult to pici
out the dominating tone. There i.
much white and silver and white witt
gold. The very pale pinks and some
of the rose tones are we'll liked ant
several of the yellows, particularly {
| certain gold tone, have achieved con
siderable popularity.
For decorative purposes spangles ar,
much used, though the more delicat
effects of dewdrop, bugle tracery, etc
are more modish than the scale
| effect. When bold massed effects ar
I employed now they are worked out a.
embroidery design instead of assuming
the coat of mail or fish scale aspect o
former days.
Among the afternoon frocKs designed
for indoor wear. silk vote models, witt
short sleeves and without collars. seen
to be having a popularity in both Eng
land and France, which promises a,
|
over here. The lines of a Princes
robe are used and the bodice is Gu
square at the neck This opening i
filled with a tucked net chemisette, an
undersleeves to match extend to tn
wrist. These lace accessories insure
renewal, and therefore constant fresh
ness at the neck and arms. Very at
| tractive gowns are made of white crep
de chine printed with various colors II
| a line that forms a Paisley border. Ere
quently this border is used for TIL
sleeves and bodice, and the skirt is mad
of the plain color. Soft folds can b.
used to advantage, and a draped Prin
cess effect is also becoming. OF course
for women who must consider TIL
cleaners bill, these little house frock
are made of soft shades with border
which blend with the general tone
ISENicity Is the keynote. and the re
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FADS AND FASHIONS

Sometimes the sheer stuff is used only
in the bodice. skirt and coat being en-
.tirely of velvet. but more elaborate
models show draperies of the soft
terial or full skirt of mousseline UNI
der velvet tunic, or perhaps skirt of
velvet from the knees down while the
upper part of the skirt is of the thin
ner material. There is really no end
to the ways in which these combina-
lions are handled by the designers, and
when the costume is intended for day
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New York Jan. 14.-Black velvet is
all the rage in-Paris and the influence
of this craze is making itself felt here
in no small measure. On Fifth avenue,
when the weather is fair, any number
of handsome black velvet costumes may
be seen and in all places where fash
ionably dressed women congregate.
blacket velvet forms the keynote of
many of the handsomest costumes Vel
vet and mousseline, velvet and chiffon,
elvet and lace and tulle are all combina-
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the east by Holman street to the N, Y,
C. e. ST. l. railway, thence along said
railway to Grand Calumet river, along
Grand Calumet river to Indiana and
Illinois state line.
District No. 81. Hammond city, ward
2, precinct 2. Note; Bounded on the
north by M. c. railway, on the west by
Oakley avenue on the south by the NJ.
Y. C. & St. L. railway and on the east
by Calumet avenue.
District No. So. Hammond city, ward
g precinct 3 Note: Bounded by the N
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.x7rysl7ah'
Health

YOU'LL BIZ SURF s9ED 10 0EE
HOW YOUNG YOU l3Ok WnkN
IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
Thee.s no excuse for unaishdy gray o.
faded hair. Il makes you look old when
you're motifs unsishtly and embarrassing
Hay. Hair Health viii bring back the natu-
raj color and beauty. and make your hair
BRIGHT lnufiant and fun Of youthful vtal'y
Stops dandru6 and falling out. Purely veee-
,.ble and hsrmless-nOt a dye.
81 and soc. BOTTLES, AT DRU0GASIS
SI pr;so = Hav Snec. Co.. Newark, N. J., U.
KAUFMAN q WOLF, LION FORE
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TIMES GIVES FIRST
STORY OF LAKE CO.
CENSUS DISTRICTS

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quisIte effects are obtained with. them.
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Poplar School Notes,

Here once the embattled farmers stood
and hred the shot heard round the world
this is the one hundred and thrtytifth an
nivdrsary OF the battle of Lexington and
Concord. Surely this has been a wonder
full century for us.
The Young people are devoting them
selves to the muse of tragedy anu coined,
this week as respite from study.
Last Friday James Walker favored the
school with some choice selections On
the phonograph.
Mrs. Claude Tande visited us Monday.
The Rev. Mr.. Ellis visited the school on
Monday and also gave short. crisp talk tc
the pupils on the value OF having an aim iu
school life and of going to college.
MIR. and Mrs. Dahl and daughter from
VeIva North Dakota visited the schon
Tuesday.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:-
Mathew Lohmiller. James Walker
NUM- Humphrey, Emily Helmer. lame.
Patch. Dorothy Cosier. Louis Proctor
Marie Rounds. Daniel and Bennie Bursbi:
Mike Winn, Ruth and Gladys Pearson
Nellie and John Helmer. Vivian Atkinson
Regina Pereau. David and Maggie Watson
George Cusker. Margaret Winn. Lawren,
Hansen. Irene Kollen baum
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Poplar Items
lOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOO

The William See Co. have been playisa
here this week at the Opera House. and
have given good entertainments each night
TX. Chase Of Wolf Point was in town
Saturday on business.
Allottins Agents F. c. Campbell and W.
Sans are busy men now days as they are
now 10 the field making 'allotments.
Pat Morgan of os~ego was in town Sat
urday shaking hands with his old friends.
G. w. Tanner. Thos courchene, Fred
Gushing of culbertson were visitors'yes,er.
day.
II any one wishes to rent a good res
taurant would do well to write or consult
Dan Mitchell at Mi,chells Restaurant.
r. E. Patch is making preparations te
move his store back off Of the. street.
c. E. Scott the we'll known..G. N. Ry.,
Agent has accepted position with Tn.
Traders State Bank.
Walter Miller has added another hand
some hydraulic chair to his barber shop
When in town give him call and see the
finest shop 10 this part of the state.
Mrs. Lectra was the recipient of beauti
ful satin lined bon bon basket Of the
choicest candy. from her two Freshmen
girls, Emily and Minnie.
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Certificate OF AUTHORITY. Insurance
Companies state of Montana. Office of
state Auditor. Insurance Department.


ANNUAL CERTIFICATE ron PUBLICATION
Helena. Montana. Aptil II. 1910.
WHEREAS. The Westeru Assurance C0mpa-
ny, located at Toronto. In the Dominion of
Canada has tled In this office a sworn state
mrnl nf lis condition on the thiriy-hrst day
December. iA0a. In accordance with the pro-
visions of the Revised Codes of Monta ana OF
1897. n amended. relating to Insurance Com
panies: aud in accordance with the prpvis-
ions Of said Codes. as amended. relating only
Life Insurance companies, and whereas. said
statement shows that said Insurance company
has Complied with the laws of this state re-
lating tn insurance.
Therefore. In pursuance Of law. !. u. r.
Cunningham. state Auditor and Commission
CT OF Insurance. EN-Officio. do hereby certify
that said Insurance Company. II authorized
To transact the business Of fire insurance In
the state. hy agents properly appointed. as
required by law. until the thirty first day Of
March. A. ID. 1911. unless sooner revoked hy
competent authority of law
further certify that the statement shows:
list. The actual amount OF United
states deposit of said company.
D,f'. II. 1900 Ia be be.................s Al no 10
I'd. The aggregate amount of the
assets of said company. Dec. 81,
1879. 10 tie u. btji.
Sd. The aggrega ate amount OF liza
hllilies of said company. To be, 81 Adj luI.
fth. The aggregate Income of said
company for the year Ia,Y To be- ~ .s.l .,r,J ".
9th. The aggregate expenditures
of said company for the year aos
9TH Ne, surplus : exclusive Of ~.~'---
7th. surplus a. regards policy.
In Testimony Whereof. i have hereuuto su b.
scribed my name and affixed he seal oi
s.anI ny Office the day H. rfsve l. esssIsauAx mr,'.sn
state Auditor and Commissioner of
Insurance. Ex-Uffcio
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Saved From The Grave.

Il had about given up hope. after near
" four years Of suffering from severe
lung trouble. writes Mrs. NJ. L. Dix. oi
Clarksville. Tenn. Often the pain in
my chest would be almost unbearable and
could not do any work. but DIR. Kiug's New
Discovery has made me feel like new
person. Its the best medicine made fol
the throat and lungs" Obstinate coughs,
stubborn colds. hay fever. Ia grippe. asthma
Group. bronchitis and hemmorases. horse.
ness and ~hooping cough. yield quickly tc
this wonderful medicine. Try it. soc and
81 90. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by
The Valley Drug COMPANY.
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CERTIFICATE OF A UTHoRlTY, Insurance
Companies. State of Montana, Office Of
state Auditor. Insurance Department.
ANNUAL CERTIFICATE FOR PUBLICATION

ANNUAL CERTIFICATE FOR PUBLICATION
Helena. Montana. April II. 1910.
WHEREAS. The Wltiamsb0rYh City Fire
Insurance Company. located at Brooklyn. In
the state Of New York. has filed In this ofiice
| . sworn statement of its condition on the
thirty first day of December 1919. in accord
| ance with the provisions Of the Revised
Codes of Montana of iaos. as amended. relat-
ing to Insurance Companies: and In accord
ance with the provisions Of said Codes as
amended relating only 10 Life Insurance
companies. and whereas. said statement
shows that said insurance company has
complied with the laws Of the state relating
10 insurance.
Therefore. In pursuance Of Law. 1, II, r.
Cunningham. State Auditor and Commission
or of Insurance. EA-Ofiicio. do hereby certify
that said Insurance Company. Is authorized
TO transact the business Of fire insnrace In the
auired By Law. until the thirty-iirst day OF
March. A. ID. 1911. unless sooner revoked by
competent authority of Law.
| further certify that the statement shows:
lss- The actual amount Of paid up
capital Of said company. Dec. 81.
ltv9. To be. -...........,..-...-.-.s 900
I'd. The aggregate amount Of the
assets Of said company. Dec. 81.
ID. The aggregate amount OF iia- 70
bilities Of said company to be-. .t. .7&6 54l.i IL
9th. The aggregate income Of said
company for the year 1909 g Be. u 81 ~ :
5th. The aggregate expenditures
OF said company for the year 1919
9th. Ne, surplus = exclusive Of
1,h. surplus IS regards policy -
In testimony whereof. have hereanto ~ sub
seribed my name and aflixed the seal OF
my ONCE the day shSvs g Tristsn;
state Auditor and Commissloner Of
Insurance. Ex-Oh1cio
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Watch For The Comet.

lhe ked Dragon of the sky. Watch
the children for spring coughs and colds.
Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey and
Tarin the house. II is the best and safes,
prevention and cure for Group where the
need is urgent and immediate relief a vital
necessity. Contains no op,ates or harmful
drugs. Refuse substitutes. Sold by The
Valley Drug Co.
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Every family and especially those who
reside in the country should be provided
al all times with bottle of Chamberlain .
Liniment. There is no telling when it NAV
be wanted in case of an accident or emerg
ency. Ii is mos, excellent in all cases o.
rheumatism. sprains and bruises. Sold b,
all dealers.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Frank brennan. deceased.

Estate OF flank UtchhSh. ueceAseu.
Notice is Hereby Givenby the undersigned.
Administrato. OF the estate OF Frank Dren-
nan. deceased. to the creditors of. and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the 6rst
publication Of this notice. 70 the said admin
istyator at hts residence near BAinville.
Valley County. Montana the same being the
b transacted.
Dated FebFuary Is. 1910. JoHN NARcYLB
Administrator Of the estate Of Frank
Dreunan. deceAsed.
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Legal Notice
STATE OF MONTANA !
Department Of Banking
ONCE OF state Examiner !

STATE OF MONTANA /
Department OF Banking
ONCE Of State Examiners
Whereas. satisfactory evidence having been
presented to me that the CITIZENS STATE
BANK OF CULBERTSON of Cultertson.
Montana. has complied with the provisions
Of Sections 3909 and t0Oa. Revised Codes Of
1907. required to be complied with before such
bank shall be authorized to commence the
business OF banking;
Now. Therefore. 1. II. II. Pixott. state Bank
Examiner OF the State of Montana by virtue
Of the authority In me vested by law. do
hereby certify that the
CITIZENS STATE BANK of fCULRERTsON
located at Culbertson. County Of Valley.
state OF Montana. Is authorized to commence
the business OF banking as prescribed by law.
In Witness Whereof | have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal Of my
office to be affixed at Helena. Montana. this
Second day of April. A. ID. 1910.
tSEALl II. II Pigott,
state Bank Examiner.
First publication April s. 1910. IT
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Household Goods for Sale.

Rugs. Mission furniture. Mission dining
set. stoves, National cash register. Smith
Premier typewriter No. 4. a set of car
Penter's tools. etc. Inquire Of Mrs. |. W.
Wilkinson. culbertson. m,
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY. Insurance
Companies. state Of Montana. Office Of
State Auditor. Insurance Department.

ANNUAL CERTIFICATE fOR PGBIIGATION
Helena. Montana. April II. 1910.
Company, 10" ated al New York In the state
of New York has hicd i'm this Office sworn
statement Of its condition ON he thirty-hrSt
day Of December 1909 In accordance with the
provisions OF the Revised Codes of Mont an a
OF lH.. as amended. relating to Insurance
Companies: and in accordance with the prp-
visions Of said Codes amended. relating
only Ia Life Insurance companies. and there
a, said n atcment shows said Insurance COM
pany has complied with the laws Of this st ate
relating la insurance.
Therefore. In pursuance OF law. u II. X.
Cunningham. state Auditor and Commission
er Of Insurance. EN-Ofirio. do hereby certify
that said insurance company, Is authorized
to transact the business Of fire insurance In
the state. by agents properly appointed. as
required by law. until the thirty-irst day
of March \. ID. 1911. unless sooner revoke by
competent authority of law.
further rert ify-that the statement Sho ws:
lst. The actual amount Of paid up
capital af said company. Dec. 81.
lssa. 10 ........................s 3n.aSoo
I'd The aggregate amount uf the
assets of said company. Dec. 81.
1903. to bc............... ........ - 4,S. la M
81. Tie aggregate amount of liza
hilitirs nf said company 10 be l.. -, 10 ga3 -
4th. The aggregate Income Of said
company Dee n. 1919. to be .. ;. 7t.. ~ s,,
5th. The aggregate expenditures
of said company for the year 1909
10 tr .34d. .si26i
9Th. Nri surplus exclusive Of
capi al - i3i. $50 ri
eth. surplus a. regards policy
hotH'f~ al. .sSN-h
| In Testimony Whereof. have hereunty sub
srribed my name and affixed the seal of
sr.nS my Ollie" the day I'n's Z eTrx,snu,x writ,sn;
state Auditor and Commissioner OF
Insurance. Ex-DfRcio.
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WILD ROSE CHAPTER. No. Is, o. E. s.
Meets the second and fourth Thursdays Of
each month ~ O'Clock D. m. in Masonic
Hall Mss ANNIE TANNER. M
g. Wnr. Secretary.
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WANT ADS
Cook Wanted.

Cook wanted for Teachers Mess at the
Government Boarding School. Salary
$50. 90 per month. for further information
address. Miss ELIZABETH STRarros,
Poplar Mont.
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WANTED:-Girlf for general house work
A. Donaldson. aStf.
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HAY FOR SALE:-Asmus Thompson
six miles northeast Of Culbertson. has
about 20 tons Of fine hay in stack for sale
at reasonable price. sta
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Lodge Announcements

TROWEL LODGE, NO. 81. A. T. & A. M
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month. at O'Clock p. M. In Masonic Hall.
Visiting Brothers welcome.
II. ID. EDA0Sns. See. /. l. BRooKs. w. NJ
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Wanted-Girl for general housework
Apply at office of r. o. Lunke.
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WANTED TO TRADE.

New Cabinet organ and singer sewing
machine. almost new. will trade for break
ing on farm. near Bill Jarvis place. In
quire Of Albert Zelt at Star Meat Markt
52P2.
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FOR SALE:-Black Percheron stallion.
weighs 1900 pounds. 6 years old. Inquire
L. NJ. Ford five miles East of Culbert-
son. sIp4
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SEED BARLEY:-2oo bushels of clean
barley at $3.50 per hundred pounds. In
quire of Elmer Astrope 9 miles north Of
Culbertson. 5Ip2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-31
Local Comment

That a most happy and prosperous
new year Is Ia store for all is the wish
Of the Times Republican to its many
readers. May 1911 be filled with health
and its attendant Joy. and devoid of
sorrow.
The new year already holds ont two
new industries for Marshalltown. an
nouncement Of which was made during
the past week. One Is the new cream
cry. an Industry that has been looked
forward to for many years. and the
other the steel range factory Of the
Lennox Furnace Company.
In the establishment Of q creamery
here MI. p. J. saveraid. OF Huxley. has
chosen q field that Is ideal for the busi-
ness IN Iowa In the very heart Of .
rich dairy section, . Narshsutown
creamery. properly manasoA. should
prove q giIt eosed Investment. Il should
not only b paying business for the
OWNERS, but result IN . lins market for
the farmers dairy output. Il 10 hoped
Ito start the creamery In March WITH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-31
HAPPY NEW YEAR

Hsllbsre Extends the csmpiimen<s 81
the Season and Expesssss his Thsnks
For the Prosperous Wear He Hss Ia.
joysd.
We desire to extend to one and all q
happy New Year greeting. and to wish
you, each and every one. Q prosperous
year. Tho closing year has been one
which has caused us to be very thank
full and in pleasant contemplation OF
the season past we must express to our
customers and friends our gratitude for
their liberal support. You have made
the year the best we have ever enjoyed
In Marshalltown and we appreciate to
the fullest extent your liberal patron
age.
We will be pleased to enjoy q con
tinuance Of your patronage and thruout
the year 1911 we will make every effort
as we have in the past, to extend to
you every courtesy possible. and tc
make our business relations pleasure
TO both Of US. Again wishing all q
happy and prosperous New Year.
Most respectfully.
WILLIAM HELLBERG.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-31

Paraphrase on the Hymn. 20 Little
Town Of Bethlehem" BY W. G. Rey-
mold. "a Christmas pastorale by Har-
ker. Hymn. From Glory unto Glory
"Magnificat" and "Nunc Dimitti." Bur
nett. Hymn. 70 Come All Ye Faith
full" Chorus. God So Loved the
World" Stainer. Two Christmas car
OILS. az when Christ Was Born OF
Pure Marie (2) Holy Night" fol-
lowed by Dudley Bucks organ prelude,
Holy Night"
Onertory-"There Were Shepherds
Warning. Hecessional Hymn. IL Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" All are
welcome to the services OF the church.
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New Years Day At 81. Paul. Church

New Years Day at 81. P.ut's Church.
At st. Pau's church tomorrow (Feast
Of the Circumcision there will be cele-
bration Of the Holy Communion at 3
a. m. Second service with sermon at
1880 a. M. Evensong with the admin
|istratlon Of Holy Baptism and specia
music at p. m. The following is the
musical program for the afternoon SER
vice:
Professional Hymn "Shout the Glad
Tidings." Two organ. numbers. q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-31
MARRIED. in rAMA.
Charles Patterson and Miss Lois cronk
Spring Surprise in Wedding.

CnarteS SasSesSon ana WvlSS LOIS NFVuN
Spring Surprise in Wedding.
Quietly going to Tama, without any
of their relatives, knowing it. Charles
Patterson and Miss Lois Cronk, both
OF this city, the latter niece Of Mrs.
W. E. Leech. were married Thursday
afternoon. They rs Il H 70 this city
in the evening, but. the news Of the
wedding did not become known until
Friday.
Mr.. Patterson is the brother Of Mrs.
Frank Ryder, 504 North Fourth street.
Mrs. Patterson has been living with
her-aunt and uncle.
Al present Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson
are with the formers mother. Mrs. Lou
l. Patterson. 300 North Third street.
Mr.. Patterson has been employed by
Oppice Fruit Company.