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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
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molet al a%unItneren Se0egaoro og
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g(ug) paa oct nprmeite iiges at
ppre en0t.. Stun 9anife enfelte ste.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

st Minoeifrift. gn al as6en-
babns eloite Meniebeospleier, mad
lie ben aaerplOite lofale Meni9.
6e6spleie, er 8%rinitatis. Dens Op-
rinoelie, ifrioer ar. 0gbl." goor
lanet tilboge, men er neie fnpttet
til gropit Sdepelerns 0apn os
@erning.
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bleo Grinitotis MenigbeoSpleie ON.
orenniieret | oct peientIige til oens
nuoerenoe SfiffeIie. 5 oen anleo-
ming uoienoer Neutrality-suspicious. mi.
pprenoe geitprelie ct Minoeifrift
meo 8ioroe Of en- GGffe W9no,
iom gennem Gnrene bar p9ret meo
til at lebe Wenisbeospleien.
Der bIiper iaaleoes Yioras Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

Sloles. Sgroag Den f9. Mug. op.
Itoo Der SO | 8p Ereborefobrif,
til6erenoe Ssren geterien. 5 3d.
BET At 10 @inutter bar iomtlise
9pgninger og belle 2ogeret om-
ip9n0t al 5lommerne % neobrGno.
tie | 9ebet al fort Sio.
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SlOen Jig til to Suie, ~tiIbsrenoe
goul 1beeerien 90 6abrifarbeioer
ariIoien. gegge Suiene neobrenote
Oct Ipffeoes at reobe noget al Sno.
6oet.
Sloen opitoo | Sapp9rfet faa
Ninutter efter, at arbeioerne bap.
be forlaot 6abriffen.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, January u, 1911
The January meeting of Mount Vernon
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution. was held Friday afternoon
at Colross, the home Of Mrs. William
A. Smoot Miss Cora Cochran enter
tanned Monday at bridge luncheon at
her home on King street. Mrs. George
Uhler entertained the Seniors Bridge
Club Monday afternoon at her home on
Cameron street. Mrs. Gardner l..
Boothe entertained at cards Saturday
evening at her home on South Columbus
street In honor Of her guest. Miss Susie
Dimmock Of Norfolk Miss Beall
Daingerfeld entertained the Junior
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on North Washington street.
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton cambridge has
returned to her home in LeWisburg. w.
Va, after visit to her parents, the
Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Selden Lloyd.
Lieut.. John Downes, L. 5. N and Mrs
DoWnes. who have been spending some
time with Mrs Downes' father. Capt.
Herbert Bryant, on North Washington
street, have taken house at the navy
yard in Washington. Mrs. Richard Glib
son entertained the card club of which
she is member Saturday evening at
her apartment in the Fairfax. The
ladies present were Mrs John H.
Foster, Mrs Thomas W. Robinson, Miss
Carrie Stribling. Miss Rose Macdonald.
Miss Amber of Washington, Miss
Fanny Herbert and Miss Mamie Jones.
Miss Georgie French entertained the
Junior Evening Card Club Friday at
her home on North Alfred street. Those
playing were Miss Alice Anderton, Miss
Jean Brent. Miss Mary Phillips. Miss
Mildred Foster. Miss Hattie Douglas.
MxC N-,l1
Beaudric Howell and Garnett Pitts.
Mrs. Lycurgus Edward Uhler enter
tained at cards Tuesday afternoon at
her home on South Washington street
in honor of her nieces, Miss Page
Hough Of Roland Park. Baltimore. and
Miss Ethel Mcleod of New York The
other ladies playing were Miss Edith
De Gray of New York, Mrs. Harry
Chesley. Miss Clarence Dodge and Miss
Emma Jones Of Washington. Mrs. will
liam Unduch OF Baltimore, Mrs. George
Uhler. Mrs. Frank Slaymaker. Mrs.
Anderson Sommers. Mrs Armistead
Eggborn. Mrs. Wilmer Waller. Mrs.
Isaac Gregg. Mrs. Herbert oliver. Mrs.
Miss Loula Smoot. Miss Nellie Uhler.
Miss Mary Thomson. Miss Nellie
Uhler won the prize. Miss Mamie Lind
sey is visiting Miss Mary Cheatwood
who is attending school at Stuart Hall,
Staunton, is the weekend guest Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.
kemper. in Rosemont.
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure entertained at pro-
gressive bridge Thursday afternoon at
her home en- South Washington street in
honor of Miss Dimmock of Norfolk.
field, Miss Hattie Douglas, Miss Kittie
Barrett, Messrs. Taylor Burke, Arthur
Herbert and James Douglas will attend the
dance at the Washington navy yard Sat
Evening star., 1911-01-22

in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Balch Beall Will
son, have gone to Fort Washington, where
he is stationed for duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin have
given up their house on Q street and
have taken an apartment in the Prince
George Of 3Oth street Mrs. Goodwin has
with her for the winter her brother
Evans Y. Booker
Mrs. Nichols Of the Westmorland has
as her guest Mrs. Richard Gundry of
Baltimore, who returns home to morrow.
Lieut.. Commander Downes l.. Wilson,
y 5. n. and Mrs. Wilson of 10Th street.
nave had as their guest Mr.. Bayard
Moulder of San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Booth Bowie OF Fairview, Prince
George county, Md, and her little daugh-
ter nave been the guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams Of George
town, for the past week
Mrs. ]. Willoughby Anderson. who has
5een visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Cor
don Lewis of 2Sth street, left last Thurs.
day morning for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John kendrick. who have
been spending several days in Washing
ton, visiting friends, have returned to
their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Charlotte Rose, who has been
spending the past few months in Alber-
querque. n NJ. visiting her brother and
slster-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. William Rose,
recently returned to her home.
A very pretty though quiet wedding
took place at the Presbyterian Church at
Tucumcari n. NJ. Wednesday, January
4. at ) O'Clock. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Charles Frederick Sensner,
former government inspector at Tucum-
carl, n. NJ, now located at Benson, AriZ. ),
and Miss Bennie McGill, daughter Of Mrs.
Clara Coleman McGill of Austin. Tex.
Miss McGill has been connected with the
Ysleta public schools, and is very hand
some and charming young woman. who
has made many warm personal friends
on her visits to Tucumcari
The wedding march was played by Mrs
Crofford. to the strains of which the
bride entered with the groom Rev j.
j. Dalton officiated. The bride wore
brown messaline. with gold embroidered
trimmings. After a short journey, the
couple will be at home to their friends
in Benson. AriZ.
Mr.. Sensner is well known in Washing
ton, where he was d student at Emerson
Institute and George Washington Uni
versity. After graduating in law he
entered the customs service, being in the
custom house at Georgetown for six
years. Receiving an appointment to the
immigration service in 1905 he has since
been located in Texas. New Mexico and
Arizona. He is a son of Chief Engineer
Evening star., 1911-01-22

urday evening. Miss Nellie Selden Uhler.
the debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Uhler, entertained at a tea Fri
day afternoon in honor of Miss Susie
Dimmock of Norfolk and Misses Mar
garet and Jean Moss of Markham. AS
sisting were Mrs. Anderson Sommers
Miss Katie I;hler and Miss Eliza Douglas
Miss Gay Lloyd is visiting friends at Old
field. N. J. Mrs. Charlotte cazenove
Bergman. who has been spending seNerai
months with Miss Mary Johnson on
Prince street. has gone to South Carolina
for the remainder of the winter MRS.
Lisa Anderson is visiting her aunt. Mrs
Dabney Jefferson Carr, in Richmond.
Miss Elise Halle has returned to her nome
in Staunton after visit to Miss Alice
Anderton on Braddock Heights. Lieut..
Charles d. Barrett. U. S. NJ. G., who has
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett on Duke street. left this week
for Portsmouth. N. II. Miss Perry Belle
Hall of Pocomoke. Md. and Miss Mary
Shoemaker of Bridgeton. n. j.. are the
guests of Miss Sibyl SmOot on Prince
street. Miss Rebecca c. Powell has re-
turned to her home in Washington after
visit 10 Mrs. Robert c. Powell on North
Washington street. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Albright
Evening star., 1911-01-22

gray embroidered satin and wore a dia-
mond necklace, the gift of Mr.. Grosner.
Assisting Mrs. Grosner in the dining
room were Mrs. Clarence Grosner, in
white satin; Mrs. Benjamin X. Leon, in
peach satin covered in crystal; Mrs. Nor
ton Luchs, in apricot satin with fur
trimmings; Miss Edna Dreyfuss. in pink
crepe de chine with silver trimmings, and
Miss Tekla Sondheimer, in white silk.
Among the Out-of-toWn guests present for
the occasion were MIR. and Mrs. G. Wise
Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Newman of Phila-
delphia and Mr.. Max Salmon Of New
York.
The couple received many beautiful
gifts.
Mrs. LIE Droict L, Barber, on account of
continuous illness. will be unable to re-
ceive tomorrow.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

of Washington was the guest oe friends
i'm town during the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Middleton Skilman of Washington were
the guests Sunday of the Misses Lyons
on North Washington street. Miss Hattie
Douglas has returned from a visit TO Miss
Hildreth Gatewood In Washington. Miss
Eliza kincaid Douglas entertained tho
Afternoon Five Hundred Club Saturday
at her home on Cameron street. Follow
ing the games Miss Douglas entertained a
number OF additional guests at a tea.
Among those present were Miss Nellie
Uhler, Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Julia
Nicol. Miss Cora Jones' Miss Lola Ash
ton. Miss Esther Green, Miss Beall Dain-
gerfield. Miss Clarence Snowden, Miss
Mary Snowden. Miss Mildred Foster, Miss
Hood Worthington Thompson of Waynes-
boro, Miss Mittie Herbert, Mrs. Wilmer
Waller, Miss Pauline Nicol, Miss Mary
Glenn Uhler, Miss Sibyl Smoot. Miss
Frances Danenhower Miss Dimmock.
Miss Lila Barrett Miss kittie Barrett.
Miss Lisa Anderson and Miss Mary Phil
lips. Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Armistead are
visiting friends In Lynchburg. Mrs. AL
bert Smoot is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
(COutinued on Fourth pagel
Evening star., 1911-01-22
Advance Spring Styles are now
on display for those planning Wis
its to southern resorts.

HMa11Saa6
Evening star., 1911-01-22

Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1911-01-22

Miss Viena r. Eline. who has been the
house guest OF Miss Estus, has returned
to her home in Baltimore county, Md.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

Lieut.. James F. Wilson, U. s. A. wh0
has been visiting his brother and sister,
Evening star., 1911-01-22

Miss Kate r. Nipple. who has been
spending the early winter with her aunts.
Mrs. Minnie r. Browning and Mrs. Eliza
beth Wind. at their home In Georgetown.
left last Friday for her home in Read
ing, Pa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
CITY ELECTION MONDAY
Polls opsn At and Close At 7-Vetina
Places Same ~ For the Primary
Today Last Day Of Registration.

In the biennial election. held Monday.
the polls will open at o'clock and will
close at in the evening. The polling
places viii be the same a. for the pri-
mary two weeks ago. the Frs. ward At
.2s East Main street. the Second at
the central IRE station: Third. 1875 West
Main street: Fourth. Third avenue po-
lice station: Fifth. Bohemia hall.
There are to elect q mayor and two
counc!lmen. with two candidates for
mayor and four for councilmen in the
neld. Tie candidates for mayor. AZ
they Will appear on the ballot. are W
n. Jones and Joseph Mohr. For coun-
Gilman the candidates are L. Derby
George Herman. DOR Z. Lamb and E.
Lester Williams.
Today was the las: day for registra-
ton excepting for those voters who
have been out Of the city on all preced-
ing days Of registration. In that event
voters may register on the day OF cleo
ton
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
enocH rRouTMAN DEAD.
Old Resident Of County, Formerly lows
Township Farmer. Dies,

Old HoSident OF County, Formerly iowa
Township Farmer, Dies.
Enoch Troutman. an old resident OF
the county. and for many years a far
mer Of Iowa township, died at his
home. 1923 Summit street, Friday ev-
ening at o'clock. after an illness OF
FIVE weeks. due to heart disease.
Mr.. Troutman was born Oct. I. 1888.
in Somerset county. Pennsylvania. He
came to Iowa in 1855. and two years
later returned to Pennsylvania for his
marriage to Miss Lucinda Augustine.
Upon returning to Iowa Mr.. and Mrs.
Troutman settled at Grundy Center.
Two children were born to them. but
both died in infancy. and Mrs. Trout
man passed away April IS. 1854. On
July 2. 1865, Mr.. Troutman was mar
ried again, his second wife being Miss
Susan Gaumer. hTe coupde settled on
farm near Albion, where they lived
until 1891, when they moved into Al
bion, and remained until they came to
this city in 1900. Three children were
the issue Of the second marriage, and
ono Of them. ]. Russell. survives with
his mother Mr.. Troutman was a MEM
Der OF the Presbyterian church Of Al
bion.
The funeral win be held Sunday AZ
ternoon at 1880 from the residence,
Rev. James Rayburn officiating. In
torment will be In the Albion cemetery.
Mrs. Troutman's nephews and niece
Mr.. Charles E. BRENNAN, OF Shoshoni,
wyo.: Mr.. e. s. BRENNAN, Of Grinnell
and Miss Lillian BRENNAN. Of Grinnell,
are In the city for the funeral
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
PROGRAM At STATE CENTER.

s>hee! Closes With Entsrtainmsnt
Givsn by Literary Societies.
An entertainment Of musical num-
bers, Rotations and q debate. given by
the literary societies OF the State Cen
ter school. which was given at the
opera house in State Center Friday
night brought the winter term to q
close. An excellent program was given.
which ended with q debate on the sub
ject, Resolved. that United States
senators should be elected by the vote
Of the people" A unanimous decision
was given for the negative. The Judges
were Superintendent Aaron Palmer,
James MCGEE and W. n. Gilbert. Of this
city. They were taken TO State Center
in the B. w. Sinclair automo biIe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
LIVESTOCK SPECIAL COMING.
Northwsstern educational Train Makes
-Four Stops in County Monday.

Northwsstern educational Train Makes
Four Stops in County Monday.
Under the auspices Of the extension
department Of iowa State College,
Ames. the Northwestern will next week
run q special thru this and adjoining
counties on which lectures on livestock
and domestic science will be given at
practically all stations along the lines.
Next Monday the special will run thru
this county and. according to the
schedule arranged for It, four stops
will be made in the county. These
stops will be made at State Center.
1amoille. Quarry and LeGrard The
train will start from Nevada at 8
o'clock Monday morning. The follow
ing Is the time schedule for the stops
in the county: state Center, $40: La
noble, 1924; Quarry. 11:45: and Le-
Grand, 1891 2. m. A stop 1. not eched-
uled for this city. A stop Of forty
minutes will be made at each station
Lectures and demonstrations on live
stock and domestic science win be
given by a corps Of lecturers from the
college who will accompany the train.
The speakers will be Profs III. X.
Bliss, A. A. Burger. P. G. Holden A. v.
Storm and e. c. Bishop and Miss Neale
8. Knowles, Miss Gertrude n. Rowan
and Miss Helen Watts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
ORGANIZING FOR BUSINESS.
Business Man. Accountant and Praeti
CT .->-;ntendent Always Needed.

BUSINESS Man. accountant ana Pf1eSI.
CT .-~-;ntendent Always Needed.
fIolitical Advertisement
To the Noters:-We know OF only
three or four of our largest factories in
the city which do more than $50, 900
worth of business in one year and this
is practically the volume OF business
transacted by our city. II We were to
organize factory Of any kind in which
to invest our own money we would
want one strong business man Of ex-
perience and successful In his own at
fairs to head the company az its presi-
dent. We would then turn to another
man to have charge Of the accounts
and finances. an experienced man in
accounts and detail. and for the third
man we would want a thoroughly prac-
teal, trained, technical and experienced
man for superintendent. Then We
would have an organization that could
ur,Izase our property right. Banks
would have confidence in our company
and our credit would be good.
With this in mind We present Jones
as the business man for mayor at the
head Of our city's business; Derby for
the trained accountant who made good
when in the city clerks office and Les
Ter w lHaHiS IOI the EIdctlCdl uc9CIAHIC
with q known business head on him.
a mechanic who has succeeded in the
manag cement of his own factory. AL
Of us being taxpayers either on our
property or in the rents we pay are in
vestors in Narshalltown's business %
et-s organize it as we would insist
upon organizing our private business
Let's pick the men whom We would be
willing to place in charge Of our own
business To do 1t vote Straight fol
Jones, Derby and Williams.
STRAW VOTE COMMITTED.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
CITY 70 HONOR FRIssEE.
City Hall in Mourning, and Officials
ven Attand Funeral Aunday.

In honor Of John H. n. F'rlspie. a
former mayor Of the city, who died
Friday afternoon Mayor o. l. Insledue
today directed that the city hall and
fire stations be draped in mourning.
The mayor and members OF the city
council. other city officials. and MEM
bers Of the police and Are departments.
will attend Mr.. Frishee's funeral, to
be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
In a body.
Judge F'rishee'. funeral will he held
from 81. Paurs Episcopal church, Of
which Mr.. FrIsbie was lifelong MEM
Der, IN charge Of Rev. William Pence
James. The Fr.sbee home will be open
to friends from TO o'clock Inter-
ment will be IN Riverside.
John Henry Hobart Frishee was born
IN Rensselaerville, N. Y. Nov. 4. 1924.
He was the youngest Of a family Of
seven children Of Peter and Anna Frs
bee. Mr.. Frishee was married in Chi
cago. Oct. 26, 1871. TO Mis-. Mary N.
Height, who survives him.