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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

ober iialidb penigsr ins 9sipicht fals
len, aus RpbitpfFen unb6aIbrobhoffsn
Der Snouitrie, bis gdnsIih bon SruIts
krgeitsllt perofn, bsItebsn. Damit lit
gefagt. oab nift mir, ienbern oas
ausionb Die 1ertiaiabritate, bic aqetn
bic Snouitrie i'm Sang balten, bers
iteIlt. Der Bruno 1T fein @ebeimnib.
lie 5raIts pertaufen ibrs Wdaren
ndf benz IusIano beoeuteno billiaer,
ala i'm Snlano. Das idliebt ppn
pornbereln dus, baB mir in 5erti5s
fabritaten nit Dem Guslanee tpnturs
riren tonnen uno es bat auh sur tpeis
tsren Mirtung, oob Der 9erbrauh i'm
Snlanp abfaut. 0ieIes bus 2dnb ruiz
nirenbe Sbitem tit bic naturgemdbe
s5rIge elmer 3oantrtbTdaft, Die Wono>
pole in ApbftpFfsn uno 6aIbrphitoffen
siihtet. Dds Shlimmite ober lit, bab
bic 5ertigpdursn Snbuitris sieIss
9anoss trob boher 3ole uneeitust lit.
Weru Die Stoffs, peIde Der 5nbris
tdnt bsrorbsitet, i'm 2tuslanoe IopicE
biuiger finb, aIs bier, Damn 1T ss 'ons
uenflar, DaB bieIer preisunteritieb
gum gruBen Sbeil ben 3oa aufbebt.
Wsnn naber Die 5srtiglpoaren Sn=
buiirie in bieIem Qanbe gsbeiben Fou,
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3Dae tpeiter cine Iebtofte Scntdrren3
beitsbt. 0as liegt an Der WaArnebs
inuna bab fir bos WpnopDIsipeien
fih nur untomplisirts getrtsbe siensn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19
gils.r aus ssm GroRberSos'
tbum 6eilem.
W alma.

Sas Sonnsnlidt sudt in eIissrnosa
,Filutd)sn auf ben rni6slsitenRn Wst'
len oss belen, brsitsH Rbeinipisgsls,
lsu6terp rpeiBs, feftlids Dumpfsr.
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sioss gloterboot erdbi iih baitig ourh
RE unipiaig peihenben DaHer. ueber
htm heitersn Geben uno 9efpeuen aui
benz SluB lieet Der ipsiblihe, filbern
flimmernos Glait bes Sommtrtages.
Die belize Cuff ifeint su sitteU.
utber Den 8auten unp 8auren bss
llfers seihH.t iid ins ScnneRlih. hiHs
Elm Der pertrauts ure INNER rpieoer
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Gtrhea. Das puttia befsrrIfsnos
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nereH airhen, bic er iib.rragt, bic brett
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neuen gbriitustirds es lit Elm 4uf
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rei6sollen umribIinien, Elm Eitf0rmen
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6armonie melt biniiber 3ur Rsttsn
unb ainfen mub man bliden, penn
man oaran erinneri itin min, baB aud
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itebi. Denn nur nett braubeH bebt iih
in idperen S6paben bsr Rauh Der
Eabritpororte unb perhiilli nit ieinen
Shleiern ben 5iniersruHp bes i4Onsn
Ui[nfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19
lofal Deridt.
,.Jmmer y bertpideltcr
VshaItet iiM Die Gttnerfrase inter
bem elm Trpisni EteaerssI,s.

Die Steutrfrnae gttf1lftt hd nnter
ben Beitimmunaen oes renen en-,
yrosent StsusrseieBes imrer iomplis
sirtsr unb Is hot ben aniheln. als oh
aeleeeniIih Der tommenosn WahI bic
Gtimmaeber sriuhi fperotn miibten,
cine bsbeuteube Grtrabetpiai9nne fiir
ben 5taothausbdlt oss tpmnenoen
Sabrss su MAIDEN.
Tisie GpsntuaIit6i Tam aueens
Iteinlih nur nermiebfn iDsroen.
ipsnn es eeltngi. bas Gountp Budget
in ieiner eessnipdrtiaen JoHuna gang
beosuteno su beidneiotn unb IS err
fheint isbr froaIih, oh oiefss Iid be-
ipertftslli1sn ldiieH ipiro.
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Diaper Shnab. Gounip auoitor Gos
mcnnIon uno StadisaniudIt 6unt Sis
iammeniest, bate hsianntIih Dor eis
niger 53sit Die Gorberunstn hss eruns
tp fir b.n 1onss fir Strabtn uno
griidtn pon $425 900 nuf 500. 600
krobosTsbt, In Der 4nnahme, onb e
benz Gountp moaIih fsin tpuros. unter
ben 8sitimmungsn pss Gtfssts bic
oui oisis DsiIe in Wesfan sommtnoe
Sunme nnrh cine SpssiaIsSieusrs
umInas bon tinsm baIben Wia Fuisotr
su eriebsn. Sn Der esitriasn Sisuna
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htnosrpieien, bab Elm abnIicher Der
iu6 Der gountptomHiHare bon Go
Iumbus fshIesihIoasn in, oa bic
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bune abedb, oab sins oerartiae Dor
btrune niht untsr bic geiitmmuuaen
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bteIsn llmi.1nb.n MOTT. 6trreomonos
ION ben Strabeu unb Wriidtnfonbs
bss Gountp ipitber uni 1926. 900 err
bobi boben. mil Der gtgriinouHe, eob
bann bas gountn seniie,nb Gonos on
5ann bdbsu unb nnr bic Staht bic
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Gcunip ME Ssnbs e.fpoioe 9efufe fir
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itimmung uni.rbreiien folli.n.
SiIfs Giao.sontpaIt Betiman, Der
Rthtsbsi'tono ber aommiHion, pers
trot ben Gtanbpuntt, bob bic 6erren
In Columbus felbit S6ulb an itrem
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e,drbeiteie Reioln,iou Iebr unesndu
e,bdItsn fti unb tr mar baber nafiir,
bab bic bitiieeu gountptommiii1rs
uHasahtet Der gntTdeiounq in bem
Columbus Jou, cine Refoln.ion po's
iiren follten, tpelhe cine Gteuerun,laae
bon tintm holh<n Ueiil unitr Der
rRcthfau aalaui.l" poriisbi unb .s
oarauf auiommtn IaHen iolIien, OBJ bic
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tion paiiiren iriiresn, trai 0ertaeuna
Gin, um ob5upartsn, tpas bic Stnoiss
Sisu.riommiFion in Der Sahe tbun
iuirn.
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Carl ilmianf 9itber.Rlnt.

Rad timer reht onsensbmen Com
mtrferie bate Der g. u. 3ishsr!!ub
ON porisen Gcnntas ipiene. isins srits
a5rok. Tiriseni 6srr J. 8. Dirnsis
seribsiIie Die liirsiih Don Wien ertals
tsne Muiii. earunter einise pradtnoiIe
armpOiiiionsn bon Carl umIauE. ais
hsue Niiaiieosr nurosu ;yrl. GlIG
Nsarsi une aperr Sob. Msisert aufgss
ncmmtn. 3iih<ripieier, bic oem Der.
tln bsisutrsien irlnIhen. m6een nd
Gonntos Radmittas poH 2 bis 5 utr
tei berrn v. goeb. zoos Dbiimon
Girabs. msiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

y. o. SisbeniboIer. Don bsr NorD.
pedsGde Der 1oni Etrabe unn 1rse.
man Mpenus. unb .. q. Orr, BON BE-,
Siboftsedt psrixlbtn Gtrn6e, nurDsr
etfsrn s!ei6seitis BON Gtedfnspinb,
Iern um $18.5O. rtlp. $18.76 eeprtl1t
Wdbrenb Elm unbslnnnier Uaonn Bel
Orr tinen neinen Gtntonf maMie uni
NIT tinem iDertbIofsn Cbed btSnbIie
nnbn cine 0rnu bieIelbe prpkbxr ID
b<m aabtn bts Gitbentbolsr Dot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

unb Walftrobe, iit aud Elm srobes
baureiies WilIenpiertel. ger iiber BEN
Mbsin lpobnen min. benz mint IN aas
iien Elm neues Willenoisrtel. SEPT
broufen nur before 3eiten gu ionls
mtn,, bann fpirb Elm frobIit oonisrs
bduen anbeben.
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Her,iAIaa.

Qoroner Er. Goe fiellie sehern ieN.
edb bic 50 Jnbx oIse 8raa JsHate
6tcnicn. ipelde am @sRnt1e test II
ihrem Nsste liteenb h ibrer 0sbaxHf.
70. ITO On 8. MDsnne son Url. eils
lian StanteR aufeefuaben nxrbe a.
mem 6er5i&los trieofn II.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

Die 5anoeIs gilana bsr
Ser. Staaten I'm monat 4aauit par
febr eun1tIs, Deur man nidt in Be-
traht aisbt, fpelher 9lrt Sie aaEiaEs
Mrtitef itrb. Man ptrb rGHiidj finz.
ben. .oaB fts na9f go.urtrssa.stn, 81.
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0aie.1aH.
Eriaanter sies Der vMeos" iber bic
,Cn6fers."

5n oem ssftrigen lsBten Gpisle b<r
Gsrie spiiden unisren .Reos1 uno
ben pbiIaoelpbiaer SQu1isrsA bes
oientsn aanonisr Benton uno Sanger
gtorts uni.r Gsfhib stgtn Curtis
bssip. Mobben fur Bite 0tsner. Durh
ibre orsi 3reffer, untsritiisi BON sfpti
ssebIern Der philaosIpbiutr. atfpannen
bic Rsos bas GpisI i'm /. 0dnse init
brsi adufsn. Sn ben iibristn Gdns
asn aetana ss ibnsn niht, fptitsrs
adufs su iit.rn. Sn bisism ganas
mdften bic Oudt.t sbenfa1s ibrsn
sinsiasn aauf, tposu ibnsn sin Irsfs
fer unb 3tpei GrsipdiIe CUR sritsn
9ais psrhalien. 9as dubere 5elo mar
nah benz Ihfpsrsn Rtgsnfaa bss Dor.
mittaes iumTis uno isbr idlipfrig.
mas 9oufsn unb Jonetn ftort bseins
iradtiaie. gsibe alubs mahien je 5
5reffer, unb fpieIitn unItre Sungsns
fehIerfrei etsen 2 sysbler. Benton
iunbis 4 luFtfdher stsen 3 sur gant
unb srloubtt 8 sSreipdfe 3ur /. gufe.
eegen 1. Seins llnterIiiibunl fsiiens
Der Eolltgeu mar tnbeHtn fuperb unh
iiferie BEN Giss fur uns. Belfsr,
Bates, Gsmpnb unb Uaitdxn itablen
je cine Bale. Riaier unb f5innsran
tpatsr bis Sfiebsrihier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

Die 8rooiIpner .Suprbas" tr.ffsn
bsnie gersen Gus Chicago bier Elm
unb. beginner omglahmittas ibre piers
togie Strie BON 5 Spieltn nit BEN
rRsbs". atsft unc Wc2san iteten ala
uniert 8atisrie ouf benz prosramm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
SUDDEN DEATHS At HOME.
Webster City and Des Moines veteran'
Succumh With But Little Warming.

Webster City and Des Moines Veterans
Succumh With But Little Warning.
Two sudden deaths occurred at the
soldiers home late Thursday, making
three during the afternoon. John W..
to heart disease. and Amherst NJ. OAR
nell. of Des Moines, died Of cerebral
hemorrhage
Mr. Holloway's death occurred at 3
o'clock in the old peoples building, and
was with but little warning. Mr.. Hollo-
way was 81 years old. and was admit
ted from Webster City April 2. 1908.
He was a native of Wyandotte county.
Ohio, where he was born March "a,
1914. He enlisted in Company F.
Ninth Ohio cavalry. Aug. I, 1868, at
Upper Sandusky. His discharge dates
from July 90 1865. at Lexington, N. c.
Aside from his wife. Rebecca, who is a
member Of Of the home, Mr. Holloway
way Of Fort Dodge, and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Sarah E. Owens. of Webster
City, and Mrs Bertha j. Suer, Of Lee
high.
To Amherst NJ Darnell death came
at $50 o'clock. Mr.. Darnell was 60
years old. and was born in Knox coun-
ty, Illinois. He enlisted in Company
B. Thirty sixth Iowa infantry at Eddy
vile, Aug. 3. 1862. and was discharged
Aug. II. 1865. at Little Rock. Ark. He
entered the home Oct. 10. 1910. Two
sons Andrew Darnell. of Oskaloosa.
and C. C. Darnell, of Des Moines, sur
viva
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
Worked For /. G.
Under Four Names

After a service Of over thirty years
two local employees of the old Iowa
Central, now the eastern division OF
the Minneapolis & ST. Louis railroad,
are now working for the same road
under its fourth name.
These veterans are Charles r. Pc
terson, an engineer, and E. d. Young,
a conductor, both in the passenger ser
vice. A coincidence. too, lies In the
fact that the two old employees work
together Peterson pulling Young's
train, No. north in the evening, and
No. back the next morning.
These men are the Oldest employees
of the road now III service. and their
service has been practically continuous
since 1878 and 1879. Within this per-
iod, up to the present time, these men
have worked over the same line for the
Iowa Central Railway, and now the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis railroad. Mr.
Peterson entered the service In 1878,
and Mr.. Young year later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
HIGH PRICED FARMS
Iowa Farms Bring Enormous Priess-
Great Advances in Few Years-Read
About Jackson, Miss.

We read in these columns almost ev-
cry day of fabulous prices that are be-
ing paid for Iowa farms, which few
years ago could be bought for nearly
100 per cent less. This same condition
will apply to our Jackson, Miss. lands
that are now selling for from $25 to $50
per acre, and these same lands will
produce as much and more than Iowa
farms. They raise the finest Hereford
cattle and Poland China hogs. and at
the same time enjoy an ideal climate
the year round.
Here the farmer is not broken In
health which for the most part Is
brought about by the exposure to the
severe winters found in the north.
M, Northern Farmer: Think over
these conditions; then join our next
excursion, Jan. 2. 1912, and satisfy
yourself that the south is the place
for the beginner. For further particu-
lars call or write.
GEORGE A. OLSON,
4o7-S Masonic Temple. Phone l62.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22

holiday vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. j. "A. Ward, and family.
Christmas eve will be observed at
both churches with appropriate exer-
cises and trees.
MISS Esther Dunkle, who is going to
school at Cedar Falls, came home
Thursday morning to spend her Christ
mas vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Alden Morris spent Thursday
in Grinnell.
A daughter was born to David Paul
and wife Wednesday morning.
Twenty-Five relatives and friends
gathered at the j. S. Paul home We'd
nesday, Dec. 20, to celebrate the TWEEN
ty-tifth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul. A good time was en-
Joyed by all. Many beautiful presents
were given to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul as a
token of esteem. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Clint Alden and
daughter Rena, and Mr.. David Mckee
Emma. of Montezuma; Messrs. and
Spence, of Laurel.
Guy GARNER. wife and son Clarence
left Wednesday for visit with rela-
rives at Hart, Mich.
The III D. Circle" and their hus-
bands We're very pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of j. 3. Ramsey
Wednesday evening. Dec. 20. The hos
tess was assisted in serving two
course luncheon by Mrs. John DoZe
The evening was spent very cEjoyah!A
in a social way and with music. One
of the features of the evening was q
grab" basket prepared by the mer
for the ladies, and one by the ladies fGi
the men.
Theo Thompson and wife are al
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. ThOmp-
son will undergo an operation.
j. C. Bobzin and wife. Mrs. Will
liam Bobzin. Mrs. Eli Willcuts. Mrs
c. .. Dague, Mrs. G. Gunderson anC
Mrs. Ole Danielson and daughter Olgs
were MarshalltoWn visitors Monday.
c. r. Urbine. wife and children were
ver-Sunday guests Of Mrs. Irbine':
folks. Mrs. Nellie Flanagan and family
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
TIMES. coRRESPON.
DENTS TELL OF COUNTY
HAPPENINGS.
SILVER WEDDING is
OBSERVED At GILMAN
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Paul Celebrate
Twenty. Fifth Anniversary Of MARI
riaas Taylor Township Farmers
Contemplating Organization Of Study

Times Republican correspondents
tell of the happenings in their different
towns and neighborhoods. TO the inter-
est of many readers both home and at
distance.
A Gilman Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Paul
celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary
OF their marriage. assisted by many of
their friends.
In Taylor township the farmers are
contemp lating the organization of a
study club that is expected to prove of
much ben eft to the members.
Other news of the county, classified
by towns, townships, and neighbor-
hoods. follows:
Gilman News.
Misses SOPHIA Ckindlund and Anna
Lowry spent Thursday in Marshall
town.
Mesdames Nancy Conger. Henry
Neflandt and Orville poane spent
Thursday in Grinnell.
Mrs Charles Johnson, of Colome S
D., came Thursday evening for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Gould
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs w. D. Fanton returned
+ nome from tlOCIlsSlSI. -ulilil., loeiS
morning.
6. D. Green spent Friday with his
sister, Miss Helen Green, at Marshall
town.
Fred Graves went to Waterloo We'd
nesday evening for few days stay on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingraham and
Mr. and Mrs Ben Ingraham, went to
Des Moines Thursday evening and Wis
tied with relatives until Saturday
morning.
Mrs Jesse Ramsey and sons. Elmo
and Ivan. spent Saturday at Grinnell.
Willie Paul, who had been visiting
for a week with Harry Fleenor, at
Riceville, returned home Saturday
morning.
Robert True, who is going to school
at Mt. Vernon came home Friday eve
ming to visit his parents over Christ
mas.
w. c. Rogers went to Eldora Friday
to visit with relatives.
Miss Ida Schlede went to Pauline,
Monday for months visit with her
sister, Mrs Adam Stewart and family
Harry Stewart and Roy Pepper left for
Audubon, Ind, Monday on business.
Ed Paul spent Monday and Tuesday
at Toledo.
Miss Elizabeth Ward is spending the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
Taylor Township Notes.

John Brown, of Madison. S. D., was
here few days this week visiting at
the homes Of his uncles, Thomas and
John Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Kurtz will spend
the holidays with friends in Indiana.
Mrs. Earl Stoweil and little son spent
Saturday and Sunday III Marshalltown
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. c. Hollinssworth.
Mrs. c. r. Keen is assisting her
mother, Mrs. w. T. Emily. who is suf-
fering from broken arm
A reunion of the Mcklhben family at
the William Mckihben home. which was
attended by the entire family, proved
a most enjoyable occasion. The affair
was in honor of the mother, Mrs. Gym
thia Mckibben. now a resident of Wis
consin, who is visiting with her sons
who live in this locality.
There is some prospect of farmers
study club being organized soon to
bring the farmers together at intervals
during the winter.
w. T. Cough has gone to Norfolk,
Va, to look at land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
one Merchant Sells
Tho,.sa,,d: Gets More
MERCHANT

! ! !:
n Just finished up
{ Thousand Red Cross
~ Sseals. Send me down
Z NHwsV Ssome more"
Is rM1 That's the Christ
spirit some
people ares showing, for by the pur-
chase OF Red Cross seals they are send
ing messages Of hope to the sick-they
are helping to guard the happy homes
where tuberculosis may enter.
Let us show more fellowship and
good will by acts Of kindness clothed
with service. The 'shut-ins" take
fresh courage; smiles steal silently
over the pale and pinched features,
chasing away despair as they hear
of the efforts to stamp out the white
plague.
Where Seals Are on Sale.
At 1 cent each Red Cross Christmas
seals. by the purchase Of which the
public may aid in the war against
tuberculosis. are on sale at the follow-
ing places:
Peter Mayer B. A. Morgan
A. r Elder Mcbride & Will
Old Reliable Drug Stepa1 Drug com
Store pany
Reinert Drug Com r w. Chamberlain
pany George j. Allen
| Pilgrim Drug Store Harry Waterman
! Otto E. futile Benedict Il brint-
Joseph Jewelry nall
Company Sinclairs
W. T Miller John B. Simmons
Keller e. Pound Ingledue & Young
George A. Mullin F. NJ. Pinkerton
Company DeuelPs News
Fred w. Carl Depot
E. r. Lay D. c. Wilbur store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22

Grand town team at the association
building.
Saturday night, Dec. 80, the Water
loo association team, that gave the To-
cal Y. M. G. A. Ave such beating ct
Waterloo recently, will play return
game here. It IL probable that. as
preliminary to this game. the Mar
shalltown Buggy Company team OF
the indoor league will play an all-star
team Of the league.
Jan. IL the team plays at Fort
Dodge with the Company g team and
on the following night at Emmetsburs
with five at that place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
eRocERs' REQUEST
Mecord & Wing, West End Grocsrs,
Are Open Evenings Until Christmas
With Complete Stock.

We have a complete line Of nuts,
candies, fruit, and vegetables for to-
night and tomorrow. Let us have your
orders by phone at the store tonight
which. will enable US to put them up
carefully and deliver them early in the
morning. Sealshipt oysters.
M'CORD & WING,
The West End Grocers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22

sired by employees. according to the
bulletin, will in the future be issued
from the office of the general mana
ger. Heretofore 1t has been the GUS
tom for general department heads to
issue passes to employees OF their de-
partments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

For the Late Shoppers Marion Gar
Has . Good Selection.
Morris chairs and rockers.
Sectional book cases.
Ladies' writing desks.
Davenports and parlor suits.
Bullets and china closets.
Round dining tables. !.
Smoking cabinets.
Shaving cabinets.
Large and small rugs.
Kitchen cabinets.
Youths chairs and rockers.
Music cabinets and pedestals.
Brass and iron beds.
Box springs.
MARION GARD.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
Green Mountain Items.

A party of young people met with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuffree W-ednes-
day evening to string popcorn and
sack the candy and nuts for Christ
mas eve. Instrumental music and songs
were enjoyed during the evening.
Miss Clara Skinner is home to spend
Christmas with her parents.
The Green Mountain Sunday school
children will give cantata Saturday
evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Almost Capacity House Sees "Nor-
woods" in Hypnotic Performance.
One of the largest audiences Of the
winter greeted Norwood, the hypnotist
at the Odeon Thursday night. While
the playhouse was not quite filled, the
audience was very large one. The
performance, including the completion
of a professional subjects piano play
ing stunt. pleased and entertained the
crowd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
SHORTEST DAYS OF YEAR.

Sun Nearer the Earth Now Than a
Any Time During Year.
Old Mother Earth is now passing the
period Of the winter solstice. resulting
in the shortest days Of the year. Attic
the lengthening of the days will hardly
become noticeable until next month
from now on the days gradually be-
come longer until June 81. The sun Is
now 5000 900 miles nearer the eartf
than it is in June, the other turning
point
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
No More low. Central Passes.

According to a bulletin issued from
the office OF Vice President and
General Manager w. G. Bierd, OF the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, no more Iowa
Central passes will be issued beginning
with yesterday. The transportation de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22
AUTO OWNERS, ATTENTION!
Free Demonstration Haas Tire Seal a.
EIdridae Rcehe's. Saturday.

G!oTTu9e 6ceOes, SdtuTUay.
Mr.. Haas, president of Haas Tire
Seal Company. Peoria. ILL.,. will give a
free demonstration of Haas tire SEAL at
Eldredge- Beebe's garage, Saturday at
10 a. m. He will show that your tire
can not be punctured. Don't fail to
see this if you own a car