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ARTICLE VII.

The business and affairs and corpor-
ate powers of this corporation shall be
| transacted by a board of five directors, to
be composed of stockholders thereof, and
they, and each OF them, shall be elected
| by n majority Of all the votes cast at a
| meeting to be held for that purpose.
A majority OF said board Of directors
shall constitute a quorum for the transac-
| ton and management Of all business OF said
corporation.
The first board Of directors shall consist
| Of J. w. Barkdull, George A Hero. c. Nor
gan Abrams. Z. ii. Bright and Bertrand
Reer. and they shall hold office until the
second Tuesday Of February, 1912, or until
| their successors have been elected and In
Quoted into Office. and said board shall
be elected annually Thereafter on the sec
ond Tuesday Of February.
Any vacancy occurring on said board or
directors, from any cause, shall be hlled
| bv the remaining directors.
The board OF directors may make sncn
| bylaws rules and regulations as they may
| think proper for the transaction OF the
business and affairs OF said corporation, and
change, alter and amend the same at pleas.
ure. and shall exercise all the powers or
| This corporation, appoint and fix salaries OF
all officers clerks and employees, not mere
| in mentioned the same to change or dis
miss at pleasure; fix the salaries or the
officers provided herein; take judicial pro.
eeedngs In the name ana on DenaI1 OF
| this corporation.
The officers Of said corporation shall be
| a president, vice president, secretary, who
| may also be a treasurer, and who may or
NAV not be a stakeholder or director, who
shall hold office at the pleasure Of the
board Of directors.
The following named stockholders shall
be the first officers Of this corporation,
namely: J. W. Barkdull, president; George
A. Hero, vice president c. Morgan Alb,
rams, secretary treasurer, and they shall
hold Office for one year, or until their sue
cessors have been elected, and shall AFTER
each election take office as soon as posi-
bic. Meetings Of the stockholders may be
called after FIVE days notice and after such
notice TO each stakeholder has been mailed
| to his business or residence address. A
| failure to elect directors on the date fixed
| by the charter shall not operate dis.
solution Of the corporation. The board OF
directors shall have power to NIL vacan-
cies In their number prior to the election
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ferries and transportation by pipe lines /;
to construct and carry on works to supply
cities and towns with electricity, gas or
water; to convey water by canal or pipe
drinking purposes, to construct and carry
on iron. brass and copper founaries; to
create lines of telegraph and telephone; to
establish chemical laboratories and manu-
facturies of all kinds; to open ana work
mines to bore for oil, petroleum. gas, salt
or any other mineral or earthern products !:
to establish pipe lines and other means OF
transportation of said products to market !;
to maintain docks, ships and other vehicles
for the transportation of freight and pas
sengers; for the construction and main
tenance of drainage and sewerage and
land reclamation; for the manufacture and
transportation Of lumber Of al kinds; to
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dollars, represented by FIVE hundred shares,
par value Of one hundred dollars each. This
corporation shall begin to do business as
soon as the full amount thereof has been
subscribed for; all transfers Of stock shall
be made on the books of the corporation
and must be signed by the stakeholder or
his attorney.
The board of directors may issue certif-
icates of paid-up stock in payment Of prop
erty or goods actually delivered to this cor
poration or for services actually rendered
to II, or for rights, privileges or franch'
ises transferred to 1t, the valuation In each
instance to be agreed to by the board OF
directors, which shall have full and final
power to do so.
share shall be entitled to one vote, to b.
cast by the stakeholder in person or by
his attorney holding his written proxy.
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have a seal shall not invalidate any Of the
acts or proceedings of this corporation
name and appoint such managers, directors,
officers, clerks and agents as the interest
and convenience Of said corporation may
require and through its board Of direct
ors make and establish such bylaws, rules
and regulations for the proper management
and regulation Of the affairs Of said corpor-
alton as may be necessary, and the same to
possess all the rights, powers and priv
ileges to which corporations are or may be
by any general law or laws Of this state
authorized and entitled to possess. Said
corporation may exercise its corporate pow
ers within any state or territory within
the United States, or foreign country that
will permit the same
The capital stock Of this corporation Is
hereby fixed at the sum Of fifty thousand
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ARTICLE ri.

The president may, in his discretion, and
shall upon the written request OF two
stockholders, call a special meeting OF the
stockholders OF this corporation.
This charter shall serve as the original
subscription list, the subscribers hereto
having set opposite their names, respective
ly the number OF shares OF stock for which
they have subscribed.
Thus done and passed in my office In the
city OF New Orleans, Louisiana, on the
day, month and years first written, In the
presence Of Messrs. A. Bugdahl, Jr, and J.
Zach Spearing, competent witnesses, who
sign hereto with me- notary, and said ap-
bearers, after reading the whole.
J. W. BARKDULL,
and Others.
A. BUGDAHL, JR.
]. ZACH SPEARING.
(Signed) W. Nc. l.. FAYSSOUX,
Notary Public.
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ARTICLE Y.

Whenever this corporation Is dissolved,
either by limitation or from any other
cause, its affairs shall be liquidated under
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of two stockholders TO
be chosen for that purpose by a majority
in amount OF the stockholders present or
represented at the meeting OF stockholders
at which the election Is held. Said COM
missioners shall remain In Office until the
affairs OF said corporation shall have been
fully liquiated. In case of the death OF
one of the commissioners or refusal or in
ability to act, the surviving or remaining
commissioner shall continue TO act, and
shall select another stakeholder in the
place and stead OF the commissioner who
shall have ceased to act
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ARTICLE TX.

No stakeholder shall ever be liable or re-
sponsible for the contracts or faults OF this
corporation in any further sum than the
unpaid balance due to the corporation on
by him, nor shall any mere informallty in
organization have the effect OF rendering
this charter null and void or OF exposing
the stockholders to any liability.
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ARTICLE VIII.

This charter may be amended, modified
or altered, or said corporation may be dis
solved with the assent OF three fOurths of
the stockholders present or represented at
general meeting called for that purpose
after five days previous notice as here
inabove prescribed. But any and all meet
ings OF stockholders, whether for the pur-
poses Of liquidation or for any other pur-
pose, may be held at any time without no
tice, by unanimous consent Of all stock
holders In writing, filed with the secre-
tary.
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by the stockholders at the annual meeting.
Any director may ut any time give his
proxy or power OF attorney in writing to
any other stakeholder or any other mem
Der of the board of directors, to represent
him at any or all meetings Of the board of
directors, and in such cases the proxy,
whether held by another stakeholder or
another director, shall In every respect
count for the purposes as II said directors
were personally present.
The herald., 1911-03-30
CHARTER
OF GREENwELL SPRINGS WATER
COMPANY.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
O LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
b II Known. That on this tenth day
4 the month Of February, In the year OF
li1eteen hundred and eleven, and OF the
4lepeAdence of the United States or Am
IN, the one hundred and thirty fifth, be-
ne ne, William Mcclellan Fayssoux, a
sofy public, duly commissioned and quail
- n and for the Parish Of Orleans,
Sne Of Louisiana, therein residing, and
4}he presence Of the witnesses hereinafter
eo and undersigned, personally came
appeared the parties whose names are
sento subscribed, who severally declar-
oat, availing themselves Of the pro-
oas o. the laws of the State of Louisi-
fetative to the organization Of cor
.eons and especially of Act No. 125 of
iesislatiye acts of the General Assem-
N s1stne state Of Louisiana for the year
- ~ and approved April 10th, 1880,
~ anended by Act 154 Of the Legislative
the General Assembly of the State
snnna for the year of 1902 and ap-
Eu suiy 3, 1902, relative to corpora
49,. sha the organization and formation
~ ~ tsey have cOvenanted and agreed,
- ~ these presents covenant, agree
11r.s s.u themselves, as well as such other
6sss ,vho may hereafter become asso-
b, = ELn them, to form a corporation for
9E.sssen and purposes and under the
ana articles following, to-wit !:
ARTICLE 1.
An name and style OF this CORPORATION
~ "GREENWELf. SPRINGS WA.
n s,S9Ar,ANf." IL shall have power
- - s.,y to exist and enjoy succession
nm .. sal term and period of ninety-nine
hm 80 uencing on and to be computed
saer the date and day hereof.
ARTICLE II.
eomicile Of this cornorat,on .bau
kuiSsss city Of New Orleans. State Of
No. -, All citations and other legal
~ ss,~sh pe served on the president OF
MN ~ ion, or In his absence or in
\ u set, upon the vice president: or
kNloeaf sa or inability OF both the
n ~. Az the vice-president to act,
81 osiity Of the pSes;dont n tn ne. absence ,
tosssrss secretary to act, then nnon tba
n orssi.t TINS corporation.
~ n Shsso shall be the executive ~
neefisls corporation: he shall nres,de
~sAAsldsm VI the board OF directors and
ARTICLE III.
sua a. s SIS and purposes OF this cornor.
led q X. nature of the business ia, he
!" " are declared to be as FOL.
~ MI, purchase and sell natura,
: - "A r mlnsrai waters, timber, ium-
nilIs hotels 70 construct and oper-
Nh; "a ecs. gravel plants and bot
4 S nstruct, work and main
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], the undersigned Deputy Recorder Of
Mortgages. in and for the Parish OF Or
leans, State OF Louisiana, do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing act OF In
corporation OF the "GREENWELL
SPRINGS WATER COMPANY" was this
day recorded in the Mortgage Office, Par
lsh OF Orleans, In Book 1918, Folio E.
New Orleans, La, Feb. 10, 1911.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD,
Deputy Recorder OF Mortgages.
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!, the undersigned. notary public. In and
for the parish OF Orleans, do hereby certi-
fy the above and foregoing to be a true and
correct copy OF the original act OF lncorpor-
alton OF the "GREBNWELL SPRINGS
WATER COMPANY" and OF the certiic-
ate Of the Recorder Of Mortgages for this
parish, thereunto appended and OF record
in nv office.
In faith whereof have hereunto set my
hand and official seal on this 10th day OF
February, 1911. -
(SeaD W. Nc. l. FAYSSOUX,
Notary Public.
feb16- 23mch2-9-16-23 II
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A GENERAL APPEAL.

child New Orleans who be-
believes that the
superior to tbs oms stagecoach
listen, think
Charter Shorthand In its in
temeriy
with
To-day there bold enough
In this article
In it, embryo state 1t
the the high and the
low; vicious.
teaching the than
be ound using Pitman Shorthand
schools to adopt the spenceran Charter In the
colleges
irresistible tide and have sent
ders for books These erefo schools.
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buy, sell, convey, lease and own real es-
tate and to engage In such line and such
jects of this corporation, or as Its direct
ors may deem advisable, and generally to
do all things necessary or convenient to
properly conduct the business of this cor
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ARTICLE "

This corporation may sue and be sued
in its corporate name; hold, have, receive,
purchase, convey, sell, mortgage hypothe-
cate, pledge, lease, and suitcase, and enjoy
real, personal and mixed property; also
borrow money, make and issue notes and
bonds; make contracts; receive grants of
land or Of personal property, and make and
or break at pleasure; but the failure to
The herald., 1911-03-30

oVO business Colleges teaching Spen-
cer1an Charter Shorthand.
In the last 80 days there haze been more
than twenty-five business colleges and HigIn
schools adopting the Spencerian Charter.
| In the pdsf 20 days there have been FOUR Bust
ness Colleges in the City of Chicago alone that have
recognized Its irresistible tide and have sent orders
for books. These were formerly Pfnan Schools
no n; s':;a Sn'Ss
w reaches the point where he
unbiased and unexaggerated
was rehearsed last weeks
time it take. the best mind naturally
gifted for his work funedsed
The expert himself this analysis
hand r. the . -, per who
TAX. speech simple dictaon
ship Of the dead and distant @ or % % alone
.on. can experience feeling of res S these s
Of progress.
The spirit would preference t mighty
Of the of coum Tho
dying country and it's only the
new that sticking
Since 1887 shorthand a a standstin.
Students soins same Journey
Innumsrabs of them by he wayside.
D.s.s s s:S reached point whore wit" great difficulty they write at
The h summit
to master It
Phman shorthand 1. ,ok.-no childs sport,
with night students etmsn shorthand i: busbar The
to it. they master point of
s.. than % S's Of
books conditions
to be absolutely in
AN APPEAL TO REASON AND VISION.
oomD..v. analysis.
III. sD:n:. Charter ;Aaa.aa b. taken school
llonshand-much easily
=:
pert. or just beginning
system . .nruas.
word any Time you write In vowel to make sure Of an
vord-.sn. language
sD.no.r.a
Tn. lin Of 8 o sho~y you clearly
tn. sp.ncsr.n
written snsus:.
before him as.: " however
and that alone was his problem
And fully generation,
with his achievement
know nothing Of
Judge of its smooth running
There are pages
Las. edition published would New Orleans
their boys and girls
OUT as 70 iearn nara 70 write
and harder to read
BEFORE OR AFTER THE CONSONANT.
when you see consonant system
vowel before or after the
sonant
The vowel spsncsrsn Charter position always
after consonant
sp.ne.r.n Charter writing the stroke
| Their. u no variation. hesitation. doubt
In words spnceran Charter this
oonsonant and absolute therefore, and
Is longer than one Syllable tns 'o"e" arc "'sn
Nth subsequent Just easily
rs.be for the IL" in the I position the vowel
.,nred By hook-which always "A-and the be
The herald., 1911-03-30
AN APPEAL TO PROFESSIONAL
NESS MEN, EVER YBOD1

book-ons had ordersda treatise
different OF doing the
impossible things
lodges following rules
g. latest edition. would not ne
It among antiques?
From page
the
On how many ID" in PtmanH
"a
O. Is the
s fol-
X (MOST OTHER
lCAsES) is used.
o-How is H written meday from
Is!
A-when mediay be taken to write the
be mistaken for the circle
asperate H usedf
tick before NJ
R. and before The letters, 2, and ".
Anything else?
be prefxed to a hooked
I O-Have Of expressing HI
would be inconvenient the
Q-Any H?
in of w
hook express words whale within. so
The herald., 1911-03-30

HONOR BRIGHT.
precisely the lad
when
write his terance o
fault the lad the lasse
al read 1t?
tedious before they
their written?
few stenogaphers who
arewor anything
written. frs
OF onghand all honesty could you make
what he was
write Pit
mon 10
spencerian smoother flowing and
to spells
shorthand depends its expressed vowes
ngw n
dots and dashes
Try you to VIII are .
summit Of impossibity
Spenceran Charter and Barnum
uterancs In Spsnsran:
~
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lAndth reading power this
yourself:
Nv pakr hoby that
uprtnS
dissipln and nog tosh nog to- that II awas SORT
ton for tha q widnns
understand small II he wrot
that way. acknowledgements
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Ferguson News Notes.

Mrs. John Wilson and son Leland,
went to Knierim Wednesday for visit
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. c. C.
Insho, and family.
Miss Nora Harmon, OF Rhodes, Te-
turned to her home Sunday after a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Max
Radloff, and family.
Mrs Mary Van Allen started Mon
day for Terre Haute, Ind. for a visit
with her brother and other relatives.
Mr.. S. e. Siples left Thursday for an
extended visit in Kansas City. Chicago
and Terre Haute, Ind.
L. r. Idso had a severe attack Of
neuralgia Of the stomach Tuesday
night, but is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Grandma" Smith, mother of W. F.
Smith, is ILL
An auto party. composed Of Dr.. and
Mrs. c. n. werts. Mrs. o. J. Fay. Dr.
E r. Pasner aud Mrs. A. r. Clark. OF
Des Moines, visited at the Dr.. Cowgtn
home last week.
MI. and Mrs. D. d. Dean visited the
formers parents at Tsma Wednesday
Mr.. y. F. Phillips Of near New Shar.
on, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. G
W. Lihgham.
Miss Hazel Cowgirl, Of Albion, ar
rived Tuesday for brief stay with her
brother, DR.. Cowgirl
Mrs. F. w. Cowgirl and SON went fo
Charlton Saturday for a visit with hel
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liscomb News Notes,


Mrs. Ella Scott returned Wedneday
from a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spoo-, al Elysian, Mimi.
Mrs. Ellen Haggin spent Tuesday n
Eldora with her niece, Mrs. Vera
Smith.
Miss Fannie Russell. who has been
visiting az the Baun1an home, returned
10 her home IN MarshaIltoWn Wedaes-
Gay evening.
Arthur Caamness. of New Provi-
dence, was il town on business Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dillon spent Thurs
day at the Nathan Dillon home IN In
ioD.
Jesse speecher Is visiting in Iowa
Falls. George Anderson has charge OF
The d-ayins business during his ab-
SeEce.
Miss Bess Alexander returned TO her
home in Sac City Friday, after a two
Weewks visit with Lisconlb friends ana
relatives.
Mrs. Nancy Middleton spent Friday
in Union.
Mrs Vienna Carter returned Friday
from Butler county. where she has been
visiting relatives tor the past two
weeks.
Mrs c. z. Barnes. Of Timer, who has
been visiting in Union, spent Friday at
me {. J. Dillon home.
Mrs. Dema Elliott Smith very pleas
aE,!y entertained the members OF the
Durante Vie Society Friday coupli
.Grntacy 10 Mrs. Sadie Updike Steel
smith. OF Bethany, No. The society
: made up OF nine women vino were
Classmates and close friends IL the Jen-
niass school days. The hours were
spent socially and a delicious dinner
vas served by the hostess. Aside from
rne hostess ana the guest Of honor
those present we're Mesdames Emma
Parker Speicher, Emma Van S lyke
Clark Fcona Page Scott. Emma Scott
Elliott. OF Liscomb, and Emma Nor
gan Hum phreys and Lou Morgan
Rogers. OF onion
Ny and Mrs Ralph Miller. OF Whit
.=n. spent Wednesday evening at the E.
]. Dillon home.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Weaver and
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Marion To,unship.

The Helping Hand Aid Society met
July II at 3. K Honert's. Plans were
made to hold an ice cream social on
July % at Delbert Cooks oue-haf mile
south Of Green Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. OF Laurel.
spent Sunday at c. E. wheeler's.
Mrs. William Randall, Mrs. Henry
futile. and Mrs. Luther Tuttle, Of
State Center. who are visiting ut
Henry TuttIe's, are in Tama visiting
Mrs. Randalls daughter, Mrs. Emma
Cooper. Charles Randall and family.
of Albion, Mrs. Emma Cooper, OF
Tama county. visited at Henry Tuttles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21

Mrs Ella Scott returned "wednesday
from a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spoo-. al Elysian, Mimi.
Mrs Ellen Haggin spent Tuesday n
Eldora with her niece, Mrs. Vera
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS Of INTEREST
ES-REPuBLicAN COR.
RESPONDENTS.
FARMERS BUSY WITH
THREshlNG OPERATIONS
Winter Wheat and Oats Showing
Fairly Good YieIds-Liscomb Social
and Local Happeninss-News Of
County Classified BY Towns and
Townships.

News of the county, told by T.R
correspondents, afford large amount
Of interesting notes this week Far
mers are all busy With their thresh-
ing, and winter wheat and oats are
yielding fairly well. News Of the
county. classified by towns and town
ships, follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21

The regular meeting Of the Helping
Hand Aid Society will be At Minnie
Hogancamp's on July 2s.
Miss Sadie Miller, q missionary from
the Brethren church at Waterloo to
India. talked Monday evening at the Old
Peoples Home on the habits and Gus
toms Of the people Of India. Miss Mil
Ter has lived among these people for
the past seven years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21
A Ton OF Gold

could buy nothing better for female
weaknesses. lame back and kidney
trouble than Electric Bitters. SOC. Nc.
Bride & Will Drug ca !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21
St. Anthony Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Koeppel and
daughter Pearl, Of Mars halltown. and
DR.. C. NJ. Tucker, of Los Angeles. are
visions at the Charles koeppel home
Mr.. s. H. Krominga. Of Waterloo
visited in St Anthony last week.
Mrs. Joe Bellefeuille went to Colfax
Saturday for treatment
Albert Page spent Sunday in Dillon
The Ladies' Aid Society will have a
pie social on the lawn at Charles Petit
thay's Saturday evening. July %.
Mrs. Will Dakin, Of Des Moines, Wis
tied several days at the H. G. Van
Orsdel home.
]. c. James has been employed by
the ST Anthony Grain and Stock Com
pany, and will move here.
Threshing has commenced. Martin
Gaunt was first and reports yield OF
oats Of twenty bushels per acre.
John Mackin shipped a car OF stock
to Chicago Monday and another load
Thursday
Mrs. j. E. Mabie, Of Marshallto'wn
is visiting at the William Slough home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21

pareneA Nr ana Mrs. J. Q. WertA DR..
Cowgirl accompanied them, returning
Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Hickey. Mra 8. Garrett.
Mrs. w. A. Powers, and Mrs. G. w.
Lin8ham were Marshal;town visitors
Wednesday.
Threshing has begun in this part CT
the county. G. G. Williams. on the
Hoes farm, threshing his winter wheat,
realized an average Of twenty bushels
per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21
LamoilIe News.

Miss Edna Elmore, Of State Center,
visited Miss Marjorie Mclean for a
few days recently.
The farmers are very busy now. as
thrashing has begun
Rev. Mr.. Breed will exchange pull
pits with Rev. B. F. Martin. of Mar
shalltown, next Sunday morning. Mt.
Breed will be here for the evening
service as usual.
Mrs. George Benson entertained a
few friends for dinner and tea in hon.
or of Mrs. Frank Harrigan, Of Pasa-
dena, Cal. Mrs. w. G. Ward, Of Mar
shalltown, was also a guest at the
Benson home.
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Marietta News.

Clay Better, of Superior. Neb.. Is
here visiting at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs. Robert Harper.
MI. and Mrs Martin Swintek spent
a few days In Eddyville. called by the
death OF the latters brother.
r A. Wardman. Of Marshalitown, is
tfreshing for the farmers in this vicin-
ity.
James Jensen, Jr., is attending bust
ness college in Narshalltown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs visited
relatives in Albion Sunday.