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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
ANTIQUE oAvamucH ENJOYED.
Home and Education Department In
Charae Of Woman's Club Program.

The regular meeting OF the Woman :
Clu, was held Wednesday afternoon
in Red Mems hall. During the busl-
ness session, Mrs. George Daring, led
GRAFTON secretary, gave some federation
news. going back 10 tae beginning OF
the general federation VI women CLUBS.
ana giving It's origin. These BUDGETS
OF federation news are 10 be given ire
quently, hereafter.
The home and education department..
OF which Mrs. james lug is chairnaH,
was in charge of the program, Wn!cil
was both unusual aad Interesting, be
ing largely explanations by different
members, of various antique articles,
such as heirlooms, etc, which We're
on display in the center OF the room.
The program opened with a pleasing
piano number, "Nalse Brillante" tChop-
.r,. by Miss Bessie Parker, following
which Miss Editha Parsons gave Very
enjoyable reading, especially appro-
pirate 10 the program, which was an
adaptation from the chapter entitled
Antiques vs.. Love, in the book. Mis-
demeanors Of Nancy by Eleanor Hoyt
Brainard.
Mrs May f. Montgomery gave the
firstt ak, showing first a Hthosraph
older than the declaration OF indepen-
dence, which was printed in London
and brought over from Holland by her
ancestors; also an ancient candlestlck,
some spoons III years old, one OF
which went thru the war OF 1872.
cameo pin about sixty years old, and a
quaint parasol nearly seventy years
old
Mrs. f. G. Stewart had a cameo pin
and some very old-fashioned earrings,
and told something of the history OF Old
fashioned jewelry. particular relating
to the use of earrings.
Mrs S. P. knisely displayed mirror,
made in London, which was the hrst
mirror ever used in Bourbon county,
Kentucky, and was a wedding gift
given to her grandmother in 1900.
Mrs. p. J.. Hayzlet had a number OF
ancient dishes, a plate her grandmoth-
er had when she went to Housekeeping
ninety-five years ago, a spoon OF about
the same age, another old plate,
pitcher which belonged to her great
grandmother. a sugar bowl 125 years
old, an arithmetic 105 years old, and a
cup and saucer which came from Scot
land and were relics in Mr.. Hayzletts
family.
Miss Minnie Russell had brought
some quaint clothing, beautifully hand
made, consisting of an old fashioned
wrap, a large bonnet of the collapsible
variety, and a silk dress and cape to
correspond, OF ancient style, also
mourning pin. ring, and handmade
mans ruffled shirt.
Mrs. MCGUIRE had a kitchen salt
hand made receptacle of brass and OF
peculiar construction, a wedding gift in
ca 1y,1l 101 tn
which was a translation Of some OF
Confusius' writings, and a cane made
Of black thorne, q tree native to Ire
land which belonged to her great
grandfather, and was used in battle as
a weapon.
Mrs. George Darling had brought q
number of articles, all OF which had be-
longed to her Grandfather and Grand
mother Sherman. They included q silk
dress, lined with home-spun line, one
Of her grandfather's rufYled shirts, and
! two pairs OF his long stockings, an old
book containing copy Of the charter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
AN HONEST DOCTOR

remarked to his patient who had been
cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound after his efforts had failed
Mrs. Weber. I do not believe in patent
medicines. but will say that Lydia e
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 10 the
best medicine ever discovered for wo-
men. Continue to use It," This Is an
other link in the long chain Of evidence
to prove the reliability Of this standard
medicine for women
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
WHY SALVES FAIL
TO CURE ECZEMA

Scientists are now agreed that the
eczema germs are lodged not in the
outer skin or epiderris, but in the in
ner skin. Hence, a penetrating liquid
is required, not an outward salve that
clogs the pores.
We recommend to all eczema pa
tients the standard prescription Oil of
Wintergreen as compounded in liquid
form knows as D. d. D. Prescription.
A trial bottle of this D. D. D. Prescrip-
ton. at only % cents, will instantly
relieve the itch We have sold and
recommended this remedy for years.
and know OF wonderful cures from its
use. We recommend 1t to our patrons.
Mcbride G. Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17

| The new Grace Reformed church OF
! Iiscoub. built during the past summer
al a cost OF $4,000, Will be dedicated on
sunday, NOV. 20, with appropriate eA-
svc:seS 10 be held at the regular morn
ing hour OF worship. Rev. j. {. Horn
ing. Of Chicago, will preach the dedica-
tory sermon.
The new church is OF modern con-
struction. and was built under the d.
rection OF the building committee Il the
cilr.frn by honl.. la Dor. The building IS
constructed OF cement blocks, ana It's
dimensions are JONI. The audience
room Will seat about $50, and the room
!. equipped .ith OAK benches Inc IN
terror OF the building is finished in OAK
Aside from the audience room Is
SUNDAY school room, and an infant
class room Oft of the platform is q
room fitted up for the pastors study
and library The building has its Own
gas lighting plant, and is heated by
large furnace.
The OBLIGATORY Service.
The morning service, at which the
dedication proper will take place, viii
consist Of the usual music, scripture
reading b.! Rev. Mr.. Horning, and
prayer by Rev. T. +. Paris. pastor OF
the Christian church OF Lsconb Rev.
Mr. forming will preach the sermon
ANA pronounce the bendiction.
IN the evening the Bethel orchestra
VIII take part il the music Mr.. Horn
ing viii ask the invocation. Rev. Mr..
ana deliver an address on behalf of his
,;,1e, Will ty;y.. h..
response.
The Liscomb church is a, present
without a pastor. Rev. j. E. Boomer
shine. the last pastor. having resigned
effective Oct. so. Harley l.. Fiscus. OF
Bethel. IS musical director. and the or
chestra Will comprise musicians from
both the Bethel and L!scomb churches.
The conbined ciloirs of the Liscomo
Christian and Grace Reformed churches
and the Bethel church. will sing.
The building committee of the
church. which had charge of the work
O. building. consisted OF Rev. Mr..
Boomers shine, j. \. Beenan. and F. W.
Dillon.
History of the Church.
Grace Reformed church of Liscomb,
vas incorporated March !. 1854 with
Rev Henry BAR as pastor. and W. D.
Boyd and jefferson Speicher as trus-
tees. The first official meeting was
held on Dec. .. 1881. al the home OF w.
ID. BOYD. The Garter members OF the
! congregation We're Mrs. n. Bair AIR.
and Mrs jefferson Speicher and Nj
ana Mrs w D. Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs d.
q. Bauman. T!1e first elders We're
jefferson Speicher. ID q. Bauman, ana
Lewis Engle. Mr.. Hauman and Mr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
CLOUDS HIDE cLIpsE.
Earth's Shadow on Face Of Moon No,
Seen Wednesday Night.

4 Cloudy overcast SKY, curing Weu-
nesday evening and the early part OF
the night prevented people of this
city from seeing the total eclipse of the
moon which was scheduled for last
night The earth's shadow began to
pass onto the face of the moon shortly
before s O'Clock. and at about Gas the
eclipse was scheduled to be full. The
shadow was to pass from the moons
race about AS. Aitno clouds mid the
eclipse, later in the night the moon
came out and shone brightly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
DAVID CLEMENTS DEAD.
Weli-known Iowa Mason Of Wide Ac-
puaintance Here, iDes at West Union.

Local Masons learned with regret to-
day of the death of David W. Clements.
q well-known Iowa Mason, who died
at his home in West Union Wednesday
evening Death was due to stomach
and bowel disease complicated with
disorders of the heart. Mr.. Clements
vas very we'll known to number of
the local Masons. He was in this city
when the corner stone of the Masonic
temple was laid The details of his
death will be found on one of the Iowa
pages
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
GOES TO TEN ABOVE.
Temperature Wednesday Night Drops
TO Lowest Point Of Fall.

TO Lowest Point Of Fall.
Ten above zero, the lowest tennpcra-
ture OF the fall, was reached Wednes-
day night. This mark was two degrees
lower than the autunn's lowest pre-
vious record for cold. It was twelve
degrees colder than the lowest mark
for the night before. The maximum
Wednesday was 25, seven degrees be-
low freezing. At o'clock this morn
ing the temperature was II. eleven de-
grees colder than at the same hour
Wednesday morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
oENMEAo STARTS HOME.
Beautiful New Residence to BE Bull
at Eleventh and Main.

James L. Denmead has started the
carpenter work on his new residence
at the northeast corner OF Eleventh
and Main streets, which will be built
at cost OF $500. The house will be
two stories. OF cement plaster construc-
ton, thirty-eight feet wide. by thirty
feet deep. II will contain eight rooms.
with enclosed screened-in porch and
balcony, the latter to be used as an
outside sleeping room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17

THERE is nothing in the world so
l aggravating and uncomfortable
as an illfitting union suit, nothing
that will prove source of greater.
pleasure and genuine satisfaction to
its wcarer than one of our
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-17
1O DEDICATE NEW
CHURCH At L|S|;OMB
GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, JUST
COMPLETED, TO BE pEDI-
GATED SUNDAY.
REV. j. c. HoRNlNG, OF
CHICAGO, breaches SERMON

Church is Modern. and Cost $4,000 =
Is Constructed Of Cement Blocks -
Dedcatory Sermon at 10 Sunday
Mornine-Aistory Of the Church and
Description of Building.
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1emtfdbeS 4beater.
0robe Cperette .1ie 0eiiba" ooer
nGine japdnii9e 9b,elans'@e.
f&i@te" am fommenbeu
Eanntag.

Die erobsn gorb.reitune.n fur cine
slonspoGe 4uffubruns Der reiS.nben
Dperette .Oie Geifbo" bon Sionep
Sones seben ibr.m abIdlub ents.sen.
Die en.siidenbe .Sapaniids 1be.bauss
Gei6ihte", bic iih Dor ben Nug.n bes
publisums enirollt. lit 10 nieolih unb
ipaiig, pi. riibrenb unb pirb uns
gum erobten 1beile burd bic anz
iprehenoits Wuiit er3Gbli. Stbnep
Sones bat nit birIsr aompoiition
budftdbIih bic W<It eroberi. benn Is
eibt tein aipiliIirtes Qano, in ipelhem
Die geiIba" MID. nit bem srobten
erfols aufsefiibrt porb.n mare. Wi.
aus benz 9iteI fdon hsrDors.bi. fpielt
Die 6onblung in Sapan uno sibi bas
burd fir ben aibreitifen ben reihIid=
item Stoff fir bic tomiidIten Situcs
tionen. Sir cine prddtise gntfaltung
bon Sesnerien uno aoItiimen 1T ebens
faas bic bette 9eIessnbeit segeben. Rls
pelmeiiter 5errmdnn bat iiber 5fpei
Wohen ouf bic Ginitubirung bes NH.
iitaliihen 9beiles pertpenbet unb
Solonummern, gniembl.s unb Ghor
seben tpie am Shniirh.n. Qls b..
flsine Japonerin rWimoia" bat bic
erfe Soubreite- cine biibIfe aoloras
tur partis. bi. ibren prddtisen
Stimmmittelr serabesu ansepabt lit.
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.Wollp" cine duberit bantbare Sous
brsttenpartie u. tam ibrem 9aIent in
0tIaus unb 5an3 bic 3iig.l Ihisben
loFen. 6err 6ans Joritn.r bat als
Der ensliIhe Marine 2eutnant .syairs
fay" cine brillante 1enor parti. uno
Tirettor 8. 6. Shmio tritt gum err
fen Mtote pieber in Der Sperette ala
Der 9eutnant cunningham" auf, Der
nit feinem Goupl.t ralein Sdppn.
Sap Sappn. 5 ON bappp. hapz
bdppp1 einen ShIaser bat. Jr.oi
4mbrosio bat oIs Der 5kebaus Be-
tiger rWun Sbi" cine urtomiih,
Role. 10 6err Jffher Qht.n als Der
rgouperneur" unb 6err .. Mii[Ier.
Jabrieius oIs Der -poli3ei prdFeli"
Jrau 6elens Yiirser fpielt elm. .engl;=
fde Qabp". bic ouf ibrer gati oi.
Weere aller 2dnbsr burdtrtust unh
JrGuIein Settle Niiller in cine niso.
lite fran3oiiihe Dolmetfherin. 6err
llqrih 6dupt bat bic par!ie zines ia,
pantheon Cffisiers. bts OeIiebtsn bsr
rWimofdr.
Jm Vorperfauf Bel Guitap Mub.
Ier. 1928 Main Strabe unb an ber
aaft oes Dranb Opera 6oufs refer.
pirie 9idsts iifern einen suten plap
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SInftes Hennen gorTs

5unftes Hennen - gorIe
$400; / W}eiIe uno 70 garos; Seuine.
6air 2ouiie 105 (aosrnsr), geppnnen;
StarpOrt 102 (gRoors), 5tpsites; Sop
lamb 1O73 (aeOgb), orittes. 3eit:
LA 3/5.
81 Dtutuels be3abIt: Ssair 2uuHe
$1,000 3u estpinnen, $3.50 9Iace,
$3.50 Sbpp; Storport 1910 glace,
$3.50 Sbop; 9opluno $3.50 Sbon.
Seh ties Rennsn - 9orie
$4OO; / 3/16 Msile; SsIlins. she
Beer 107 (Soernsr), genOnnen; Ma=
mie Ilgol 107 (Warren), Stpsitss;
Sirit Yeep 107 (Ries), orittes. ,3sit:
1.59 3/5.
81 Mutuels be3ahIt: Sbeqeer $3.50
gu gepiunsu, $4.909lace, $4.O05bop;
Mldmie AIgol $40 qlats, $500
Shop; 5irit qeep $40 Sbop.
Sir Die bsutigen Rennsn purosn bic
folgenben pferos eingetrugen:
Grites Rennen-SeQine; 3tpei Sab
re olte; 6 5urlonas. 1orsbeab 103.
Gurt SeuFf 1O5, 6etene 1O7. Sob
DAT 1OS, Soutbern eight 10S.
.3peites Rennen-gorIe; 3fpei Sab
r. alte; 5a 5urIonss. Diibing Ring
100, aope got 100, 4lice 81. Dale 104,
GQa grpfon 1O4, Gooa 110.
0rittss Rsnnen-Selina; Sobleu
unb Stuten; orei Sabre alt unb auis
rpGrts; 6 5urIonas. Gthlpn . 102.
Sslorence q 1O4, Hebel Queen 107,
Wtae 0amilton 107, Right Mtit 107,
Wopolune LOT. WeIiHa 107, 2puiis &
107, Gtbel Dan lot.
9iertes Rennen-6anbicap; / meis
lie uno 20 garbs. 5om 8iabes 90,
taboo 1o4, Selmet los, Yrtnes Gal
113, aine's Daughter 119.
Sunftes R<unen--Selliue; Sobleu
uno Stuten; 3 Sabre ali unb oufs
Darts; 6 5urIones. 2aop Spbil 104.
Wiettie Bereouo 104, Smpruoent 104.
GroBoper LOG. 9llice gdirb 107. Dain.
tp Dame LOT. Gthelba 107. pirate
Diana 100, ga Rsine Sinbop lis.
Sehites Rennen--Sellins; fir 3
Sabre alte uno aufipdrts; / /16 Weiz
lie. Galliota 9S, Salcabu 102. Romp
1o4. Wdrbsr 107, Sallie BRETON l07.
Sbapoale lot, Mnntcluir107, Retber'
| mott log. Gopsn 1lo. 9ans liza.
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GbeerlanbuiRideixe.

so. 3. Sobnfon. 20, Barr strabe.
tanna 6umpbrep. 27. DO.
|5afta grantoipith. 80, aocuit Ctr.
l2lnna aopfdtpib. 80, DO.
|Ben. Sbapiro. %, Central 2lpe.
lSurab 5ol5berg. %, W. Z. Ctr.
}2uissi DonssIo. %. Queen Gitp 2lp.
t4ngeIine Gutb, 20, DO.
lgdrtano GdpaIIo, %, Queen giip9lo.
lSoiepbine 9orselo. 10, DO.
jQtbert R. gsirr. 27. St 3. Ctr.
lGdrrie Gngl.r, %. 20. 2ibertp Ctr.
|gbarles goipers, %, 20. 8. Strabs
tGi35ie Roe, %, Rihnlonb Ctr.
]Gbnarb Rabts, %, MaoiIonpilI..
lGIi3abetb 2eoo. Is. DO.
(Sof.pb ssatb. 25, 80. UecMid.n ape
lWorp 8lantemeper, %. DO.
)Sobn 3. Ru6, IT,, 81. 90. Glber Str.
t5sIen 6offman. 20. DO.
)syrdnt stineaio, 20, Bethel, 8.
tjlorence Cummings. 20. 0ronoSin
{GSp. .Ri.baus, 5arriion II. 2oipen4o
tGorrie 0roppenbdder, 8. S.rube.
]Dapib Dapis, "a, Oft Z. Ctr.
lMdbel Jobns. %, DO.
]gbsar u. Dennis. W. 5. Strabe.
lglisabetb Shmsrse, %, Carr Str.
|Sam.s G.ardbolb. "a, galtimoreGp
leiora 9oriep, IL, CLINTON Ctr.
Jebnarb ahspobl, 27, SaflafrasStr
laouiis Pob6e. 28, Bauer ape.
}gfopal Wartin, 26, 6arttpen.
lUlarian Iarr. %. DO.
! barrp Guittman, %, Durham g}laee
lJ. Sudfarber. 19. Riosspoob ape.
)G.ors. aaumpf. 25, State a0s.
l5lora Shmal3, 20, Rice Ctr.
|aeo aapon.p. 20, Baum Ctr.
lJlcrence 5eger, Is. 0anoriose Ctr
Winiam Grsaiore5. 80. parton Roab
l9pIpho Darbp, 26. W6ittier Ctr.
l5drrp gsdmann, IS, ct. Bernard.
l9sriba Warie Waurer, n, DO.
lGhorIss Streihsr, 80. Depot Strabe
lWarp gusrser. 26. pleaiant Ctr.
)WiIlidm aeinai. %, pierion Strabe
laiaie Gihhoif. 22. Gsrbes 5otel.
lGbarl.s 6amant. 20. Bets Strob.
katherine leim. %. DO.
|georse Oilers, %. gopinston, ap.
W. GauIeIman, "a, Mulberrp Ctr.
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Die geitrissr Rsnnsu batten foIgenz
bes Reiultat:
Gr'tes Rennen-gorie S400;
81 5urlones. 9utterball. 100 (Heio),
geponnen; Rompie, 100 (Gice), stpeis
tss; giliten, 112 (Mpors). orittes.
3sit: LOS 2/5.
81 Mlutuels bssablt gutterbaLI
S11.90 81 getpinnen. $3.50 Place,
$40 Sbop; Rompis S5.1O place,
$3.7O Shop; giaitsn $3.50 Sbotp.
.3Deites Heunen 8orIc
S4OO; 6 5urlongs; SeIline. Merrld
107 (Warren), gepDnnen; Sednn'
D'4re 1O6 (G. gurns), 5peit.s; Gel.
pit 10 (GooIs), orittes. 3slt
1.13 3/5.
81 Ntutuels besablt: Werrid 1886
su eelpinnen. $3.50 Placs, So q
Sbon; Seanns D'arc $500 Ylocs
S2.70 Sbop; Seltpit $2.4O Sbop.
8rittes Rennen gori'
$500; 6 5urlonss. Rouno .bs Worli
115 (Rice), sstppnnen; 2ittle 5athe,
103 (Goois). srpeitss; 9opernpr Graf
112 (Wurren). brittes. 3sit: LIZ 4 IS
So WtutueIs besablt: Rouno tb
Worlo $4.30 gu serpiunen $2.4(
plaee, $2.10 SboD; 2ittle yathet
$3.50 Sbpp; Sooernor Grap $2-l(
Shotp.
Wiertes Rennen 8Orl'
$500; l Weils. Sobn Hearpon 10s
(aoerner), eeponnen; Self 8erniteir
Ill (Warren). 5ipeites; 2sdmenco IL
(Sadion). orittes. 3eit: 1.39 AS.
So Wlutuels besablt: Sobn gear roor
$500 5u sepiitnen, $3.50 plaee, $2.4(
Sbop; Self gernitein $3.40 place
$3.50 Sbop; 2eammeaes $3.S0Shcp
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gernit fir Die GrriAtung elnsr 1ale.
9dsIslbe rpuroe ibm auf ben 0runo
bin perpeiasrt, odb ous Gebdupe an
oeblidl als cine 5ansballs oienen lolts.
gr Itrengtt peshalb ein Wtanodmusz
perFohpen an uno als Der sSalI geItsrn
Dor Rihter Spirg CUR 9erbanblun8
fam. ma6te Der anipalt Sirens gelz
teno, bdB Der Sau oSnfpsttor tstHt
qutoritdt bsiiss. oas permit aus benz
BON linn anQsfuhrtsn 9runoe 5u ptrs
rpeig,rn. Jrsp babe oas Redt. Die
Sulle All srrihtsu uno tpenn er
ipater pieIslbs ais 1an3hale benuBs1
tpiu, 10 fei es Sate bss Utapors, etne
ats.ns gu bsipilisen ooer gu peripslz
a.rn. Der Staotuntpalt, pelher
aublman p.rtrat. ihloB iia oieisr an.
Iidot on uno auhlman Durpe oesbdlb
anaspieien, oas perlaHgis Yermtt
aussuIeasn. ioIange 5rep lih per@
pflitte. bic Inoronunaen Der itdotiz
Ihen BAN Groinan5 ein3uhdltsn.
70 / u / l.
glpam Wsomia, Der in Jern gant,
8. cine 9rpcern betreibt, mahte gez
tern inFol9e iiinsit erlittenen grdnoz
ihubens uno oes 9rdngsns Ieiner
8Idubiser elm aTignment on SpAn u.
Dolfe. Die 4ttipa ioIlen il6 duf
$1,000 unb bic goFipa auf $3.50 be-
Iaufen,
S4OOfIrein Msni dsnls b e n
Marp aaeie, oeren 9atte 5enrp
adeIe am 2. Mdrs 1910 in Dem Gtos
bIiiIement Der SpsIin Shmiot 60.
in ct. gernarb, 8, ppn einem fall
lenben 9aitsn erIdlugsn puroe, erhielt
bi. Grlaubnib. BON Der 5irma $4O0 in
Grlepisuns aasr aniprlhs 5u ucesp=
tiren.
Radlab g hen.
Der peri6nlits RadlaB oes Ssmsr
=. 6ammel betrdgt $500; oerjeniee
Der CLARA 9uilsn $500.
Grnft Maehter 1T RahlaBperipaIter
BON 4bam Wae6ter; @runosisentbum
$500.
Catherine Geltnan lit Seitamsntss
poIlltrederin BON ). O. Seltman;
Grunbeisenibum $3.50.
GIeanor gsrtelsman III IaalaBs
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Wert.uiirbiaer ltuiaa.

1rau Q. BIuebonstp. lpobnbaft i'm
srutiten Siodperte b,s 6auies Nr.
1926 Wonisomsrp pi.s. irat &C.
tern aus Der aiife auf bic bin!ere
U<ronoo. als bic aiihentburs ptoBli5
pom WinDe suseihlneen ipurbs. Die
Jrau tam bti oem Nemiiben, bas gu.
fhIasen Der lbiire 3u perbinberr, III
Jca unb 5og iid einen 8ruh nes lin
Ten 4rnss unb cine aopfuunbe 3u.
Tn4born bemibten iih perseblib, bic
Veranoa mittslf elmer lansen Qeiier su
erreinen unb benanrihiisien bos ;<us
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Jon nnb Shlounfiibrsr Jlobertp eilz
ten duf sinem 3ufdllis an bem Gpri,
tenb0ufe porbeifabrenbtn ~Mipnina1 !
Wagen. ouI tDeIdkm iih cine Grten.
ficnsleiter befnnb. mad Der llnfqlI.
ftele. IN Der berbert apenue loIIibirse
Der Waeen nit benz syubrnert bss
6duFrefs JOf. Neinbart. ieDoh fpures
Bel benz 3uiammenitob ni<moEb rer.
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trus bie besangliidte 1rau in bas
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Dieter beliebte Derein er0ffnet fein.
Saiion am Sonntas. ben 80. Oitober.
i'm sroben Saale ber 9trbeiter 5alI.
NIT einem aonsert. Die Sdnaer baz
ben unter geituns hires Dirisenten
6errn Gouoro Strubel ileiBig seprobt
uno psrben ben Witsliebern unb
s}reunben iitsrli6 einen senubreiheu
gbeno bereiten. Das prosramm II.
fo!eenbes:
.Sd0n Roibraut" 90. 8. 0eit
9eutonia Ndnnrdor.
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5err Brsb. Otto.
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1eutonid Wdnnertor.
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perpoltsrin BON Jrts 5o1Tman;
9runpsigsnthum $4,000.
Caroline 0alIer lit Seitamentspoas
Itrsdsrin bon Geo. 5aller; 9runoeis
gentbum $4,000.
Der 2lntbeil oes Jeroinano Weib IN
Der Sirma 5erpinano Weio &c Son III
auf $2460.76 abgsitdst porosa
meio nurhe npr aur3em an Der g.
unb Wain Strabs ppn sinem Iutomo'
bill iiberfahren uno qetootet.
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Nas ben 0eriHtsbDfen.
Nanriee W. Gonoon 8eaenitanb ei
ner merfuiirbigen Nlimenten.
Alage.

Gbeideionnssfaae obne unterlaH. -
lie @eit Wormooo Gar Nonte
,uiro etablirt. - Der Gaitcrn Mne.
aonfraftfaa Dor bem &reisgeridDt.
- Ariminal. SadeH. Nadlak-
Nugelcgenbeiten. Verid)iebenes.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07
Chapman-Marvel

Cn Saturday, January 1st, a
very pretty wedding took place
the hour being high noon, at the
home of G. w. Marvel in Airing
ton, when their daughter, Nellie
was married to Mr.. Claud C.
Chapman of Fossil. The ring
ceremony was used, Rev. Leitz
conducting the service.
Mr.. Chapman is bookkeeper
for the Fossil Mercantile Co.,
and the fact that he possesses a
host Of friends is proof of his
sterIing character. The bride is
a graduate of the Monmouth
Normel School and is a young
lady Of charming personality.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07
MAYvIlLE ITEMS

The Mayville Dramatic Club
returned last Saturday. They
spent the holidays playing in
Condor and Fossil.
Miss Theo Thomas who has
been visiting at home during the
holidays. returned to Center
vile. Wash. Monday.
Frank Miller who spent New
Years with relatives here re.
turned to Portland on Monday.
Iva Taylor was on the sick list
Monday. Orva Dyer was also
i'll the first of the week.
Ed Mcconnell and family re,
turned Wednesday from Port
land and Vancouvea where they
spent the holidays.
Lexi Sampels, Mrs. Mary
Butler and Miss Julia Thomas
were the happy recipients of a
Christmas present in the shape
o, a little Sheppard dog with
which they were much pleased.
A letter from Geo. Edleman
who is living in Portland this
winter states that abont two
weeks ago he had the misfortune
of being thrown from a rig and
getting his knee badly sprained
but he is improving now.
Winterstein & Mcconnell are
putting up ice at the A. NJ.
Smith place in the timber. Get
ting ready for hot weather but
it seems to US that they are ex.
tremely Tar sighted,
The F. E. & c. U. met here
Tuesday night with a >good
crowd present. Mr.. and Mrs.
j: F. Thomas, Arceie Boyce and
Letha Thomas were initiated in
to the mysteries of the union.
The farmers of this
neighborhood are all signing as
they look at their feed and then
the present snow. So far nc
stock have been lost but if this
weather lasts six weeks longer
Some of the stock will suffer.