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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-20
SWANVMLE

Sept. 18-The Ladies' aid Of the
Lutheran church were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Fred Rain last Fri
day afternoon. All report a pleasant
tine.
Mamie Larson and Louis Sittko visit
ed with friends in Sank Rapids Sun
day, making the trip on their motor
cycles.
MI. and Mrs. John Muske motored
to Long Prairie Sunday afternoon for
a visit with Mrs. Muske's parents, MI.
Muske returned Monday morning while
Mrs. Muske remained for a week g
visit.
A number of swanville people at
tended the Todd county fair at Long
Prairie Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Perry stith was a Long Prairie visit
or Monday, going down in Mr.. Stro-
mans "Cutting'' car.
The funeral of Mrs. August. Fellbaum
was held from the Lutheran church
here Friday forenoon after the morn
ing passenger. Mr.. Fellbaum accompani.
ed by his, daughter, Laverne, went up
to Hannkinson, N. D., to attend to the
threshing on his farm. While there he
was taken suddenly worse and word
reached here Wednesday morning that
he was dead. Mr.. Fellbaum had been
a sufferer from consumption for q
long time but was feeling Comparatively
we'll when he left for Dakota a little
over a week ago. Mrs. ~Fellbaum and
Mr.. Braatz left for Dakota Wednesday
forenoon, J. Stroman taking them to
Bowlus to catch the 500 there: They re-
turned with the remains Friday morn
ing. A sister and brother Of Mrs: Fell
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-20
MARKETING HOGS IN AUTOS

+ Brainerd Journal-Press: B. Doucette
of Crow Wing, was in the city Wednes.
day with a load of musk melons. The
load was carried in his auto. He
stated that he had marketed some hogs
with a machine a few days before. It
is not an uncommon thing to see in
Iowa or southern Minnesota, but in
Grow Wing county it is uncommon.
Farmers in this county are beginning
to prosper and soon many farmers will
have machines for the same purpose.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-20

MI. and Mrs. Titus Medved of st
Paul are visiting at the home Of s. P
Brick.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-20
Aadenyof our ladyef Angels.
nnlln Dsasr,n ApvSsnn "a. Inn

Of our lady 0f Angels.
Belle Prairie, Morrison Co., MINI.
This new boarding school for young
girls is located four miles north Of Lit
tie Falls, MINI, under the direction Of
the Missionary Franciscan Sisters.
Only pupils from the first to the
eighth grade are accepted.
Terms per session Of five months
payable in advance.
Board, tuition, laundry, bedding.
$4,000
Piano or Organ, per lesson
Use Of piano per session Of five months
$3.50 -.
Painting and drawing at reasonable
terms. Book rent per session
SIPS
Fancy needlework gratis.
When two pupils attend from the
same family a discount Of 10 per cent
is given. .
For full particulars address
Sister D1rectress
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-20

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

topic obgeluoelr, cine Sbatiade, Ste
obne 3meifel beiten5 fir SEN regen
Gerfe6r in Ser @utterf abrif 5eugt. =
Ser Somn1erreHort ont Gelican 2afe
tit bent @erte6r ge0ffnet. S. $. Spies,
lpeldler peridieoene Munate ouf leiner
9einltatte in 8eltrami County Der
peilte, lit beimgefebrt l1n6 fat Sic
neheriidt oes id0nelr Sommeraufent=
baltortes un6 Sic 8e0ienung Ser @G=
tie llbernommen. - SSobn @ertin un6
S. 3. Mlter begoben ii6 Mitte letter
ISOLDE no@ &oi eau Go1ntp, mo- lie iid
nah i6ren 9anointerelien umieben
mer0en. @ier beiBt es, SaB ienes
Gountp in Sic em Sabre elmer be0el=
tenoen gntmidelung ertgegen geben
mir0. = SRI. gleonora Eollanid bon
bier erbielt Sic b0dlt betriibenSe Na6E
ri6t, SAB 8. 5. Gaspers arr Gienitag
lebter @ode int Nortbmel tern &oipi=
tal SIT W%inneapolts an Sen 6olgen
elmer Operation, sic 5pei @oden por=
her an ihm borgenommen tpl1r6e, ge=
itorben iei. Ser Ser itorbene mar ser
gerlobte Ses SRI. HoGml9, un6 sic
Sof5eit batte i'm fomnen0en $Serbit
Dor li4 ge6en iollen. Ser 10 i9mer
geprliften 8ral,t tpur0e bier ollgemei=
neg @ellei0 befun6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

lcrt, Nbil. 2en1m un0 Mnna Sdro0en.
@ie oas 5uriidgelegte Sdutlia9r 10
mar ol19 Sic bon 0en &in0ern peran=
%itoltete sdluBunterbaltl1ng erfolg=
reih.
Nlbanp.
Mitte lebtcr ISOLDE ml1u0e ser l1n=
terridt tn Ser Hfurridl1le fir Sic
sommerferien geidloiien. Ser SdatI=
beilth mar mdbreno oes Sabres ein
gutter, ltn0 0ementlpredeno mar Ser
in Ser Sdrle e%r5ielte grfolg. Die
offentlide Sfule idlob 9ien1tog LETT
ter ISOLDE. Montag Abeno peran=
italteten sic Sdltlfinoer in Ser Sta0t=
bolle cine ltnterbaltung, Sic Bel Ser
groben 3abl Ser Mnmeien0en aQge=
meinen geifau fan0. = Gin oht 800
nate altes Mdohen ser Semitic @angl
BON Earf &apios ltorb lebten Mitt=
bel ser 6amilie @regor Soft,
bei ser ii6 fire Sodter, 6ralt @angl,
auf Sci lth befan6. - SSn Ser 6amilte
@einri6 2emte itellte lid ein maderes
50bnden ein; Bel ser Samilie 2ouis
@ilf mar es ein munteres MQ09en.
gei6en begliidten glternpaaren I'M
iere Graduation. = 2ette ISOLDE
lpur6e bier fir sic Mlbanp Creamery
@.ienbdbnmagenlaoltng 8utter=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
1tnrmhen in 8rnHeI.
BriiiieI. 9 3

~ -. SN'l'.
Sn griiiie1 lit es am sonntag ge=
legentlih ser BarlalnentstpobIen GIT
peridieoenen Musidreitungen gefon1=
men, sic sic EoIi5ei seran1oBten, bon
ibre11 &%eboloern @ebralth GIT maiden;
mebrere Ser omen 1puroen perIett.
Grit ser Seuertpebr eelang es, nit
Mnpen6ltng zines faIten strabIs> sic
&rafebler neutrality-suspicious.. Sc
ban6elt iih Bel 5ieier @obI 1tm SEN
&f ser &lerifalen - ser @egie=
rltngspartet = init SEN So5iaIiiten
iiber sic SduIfruge. gie @lerifoIen
iin6 felt % Sabren obne l1nterbre=
dung am &l1oer ge>peien, 6oh lit lire
Moioritdt in SEN lebten Sabre1t auf
ieds 5lriamrnengeidmol5en. 9os Ste,
I1tltot ser @nbIen miro Ell It om Monz
tag offi5ien befannt gegeben, 6od
ideinen Sic &lerifalen gefiegt at b.
ben. Die @Ierifalen berIangen, 0oB
sic &irdenidtlen NIT Sen offentIi-
den S9ulen, in 3ener1 es fei1ten @e-
ligionsunterridt ,giM, ouf gIeide
Stufe geftent. tperben, mas bon SEN
2iberalen un6 so5tnIiiten energiid
befdmpft miro. Die 8abl mar cine
ser bibigfben, sic lie in 8eIgien itattee.
furroer bnbert. So meitere unruben
b~efiirdfet tper6en, bat sic @egier1tng
m;I;ffErr IN Morn;{fhnH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

oern iiber Sen 0rt ieiner @eburt
gppc, SEN G" in 25 Sabren ni6t meb,
lab, 11no ser in oielem @ierteliabrbuns
0ert bon elmer Srtldaft NIT 500 Gee
len 5u elmer Stoot BON 10000 8e.
mobnerm berangemadyien 1T.
Sanf &apibs.
Mm 1. Sunni maren g0uar6 Clifton
inns @attin gemiiroiat, oas id)6ne Teit
Ser %aoloenen @od5eit BEL gutter Sc
lln1bbeit feiern SIT f0i11ten. Sic @ele=
genbeit CUB Sen pielen 6rel1t1oen ser
SSl1btlanten @elegenbeit SIT ber5liden
@rat1>lationen.
9ittle TaQs.
I'm ere @allpieler ltotoen Spnntug
Madmittag in ct. Glou0 Sen oortigen
Spielern entgegen, uno Tie 11nterlagen
i6ren @egnern NIT S SIT 9 Yltnften.
: @iirgermeilter Simon 8rid, @at=
tin uno &in0ern berbrohten Sen De-
f%orat!pnstag BEL German0ten in Hif=
mono in Gtearns Gountn.
2nrembmrg.
Sbeooor SCENES perfaltf te ieine i'm
ct. Mltguita gelegene, $50
Ader umfolien5e Sornr oen Sen.
fir $4560. Ser nellie gigen=
miro iofort BON Ser Torm ge=
iit erareifen. = @ei aiinitiger @itte=
mir0 9onneritng 6as Trobn=
bier, tpie ie0es Safr itb=
lih 6ltrh feierlide Ero5eIiion I'M
begungen mer6en. = Mm @rd=
ber1dmiidltngstoge naren County
Mu0itor $. 6. Rau un0 Satin un0
6err @ilbelm Ha1 inns @attin bon
@1ou6 BEL un ierm hodm. Efnrrer
$. @un6ermam 5u @oite. - Die
SdluBfeier Ser bier bon Sen ebrp.
gene6tftiner qeGetteten Sort
idltle fan5 lebten Sreitag in @egen+
uart elmer guten Mn5abl bon @dl11=
freun6en itat, bei meIder @elegen=
beit bier Shiiler Seq 8. @ra6es Sos
8eltgniB ser &eife erbielten. sc fins
>ies: Murta Mnna un6 Sii5or &ab=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Ireeport.

Supt. 80rger madte a1lt Mol1tag
ul0 9ienltag ieinen offi5ie1len Be-
lud in ser bieiigen Sta0tidl1le un0
fa1o ales in ser be item SrOM1ng. -
@err Sncob 2ody lit BON leiner @eiie
nad} Ser Staaten SSoma una @iscon-
lin %moblbcbalten 5uriidgefebrt. = Sn
Ser Uamilie Soiepb G0lfer bat iid1 Elm
mur1teres I0dterdJen eiageitelt. 8ir
gratltlieren. = 8ereit5 mcr0elr Nn=
ltnlten fir cine miiroige 4te Suit
Jeier getroffen. Iie 6ieligen Gereine
bohen oa5 arrangement fir 0iele
Icier in Sic @ano genomm1el1. - Ser
bod]tp. @err Yfarrer, P. Meinroo, 3.
9. g., mobnte am Yiittmob Ser gro
zen Ieier, melde in Melroie 5u ST.
rem 6es boGm. g. Midters peranltol=
tet muroe, bei. = @oil enridter ala=
len bon Ct. Glou0 meilte bier einige
Gage bier Bel leinem Gater uno ar1=
0eren NerlDan0ten gum angenebmet
8elu6e.
Sacobs Erairie.
Ser bier Be teben0e 6ranntilde
Stub trat Sonntag 5l1m erl item Scale
in Ser bieitgen sdulballe in perldie-
6enen 2uitipielen ouf. BUR Auffilb=
rrtrg gelangten uMctor ono Serbant"
Ser gdeniteber Nnl1te I'M 8erbor";
n tbe Miidieoeous Migger" rn0 ~es
6leibt beim Mlten. 9ie 2%eiittngen ser
9ilcttanten fanoen reidliden 9eifaa.
Sic 3miidenpaui en m1r0en nit Ml1=
iif un6 elmer oronigen Mniprade itber
1Sralen<He6te a%usgefuqt. Ser Be-
mar elm gutter, ltn5 Sic Spiele<
ltder iein, 0oB fire Mil6en
itets gepiiroigt 1per0en, 10 oft tie nit
elmer GbnIiden lnterbaltung 6ienen.
. Samilie Sacob 8ririus eri tattete
@amtag un0 Sonntug in @otfins Ell
men peruan6tldoftliden gei ud. =
Die &erren Sobn g. @agner 1tr5 Sc
ter 3immer bon Seem &iegel, Sbio,
fins bier bel ser Somtlie SuB gu 60
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

lte. = 5o5n Sdmie eritattete lebte
@ode in Sofe Senrp ei11en gelud.
= Sri. Iberelia Soa Don Ct Mortin
mar tier bai Scr Ianrilie 5. gririus
gu @alte.
ct. Nugmta.
sails oie 8itterung cine qiinitioe
tit, miro 6os 5fobnleidmam5felt 6ieie
@ode Gonneritag, mie 5ies ieoes
Sabr bier gu geideben pflegt, 6urd
eth feierlide5 2epitenomt NIT 5Qro1tf.
folgenSer Ero5eiiion inn 6reien Began,
gen 1peroen. gs lit un0 blei6t bies
elmer Ser ld0niten 6eiertage, Sic in
st. Mlguita gefeiert mer0en, un6 man
ut babel Dem aus Sem olten @ater=
lonSe mitgebradten id0nen @ebrouh
bier tre1 geblieben. - Sic 6irma
9p. @eB & Sobn, melde 5pilden bier
ut1o ct. Glol10 cine 3iegelei in Be-
trieb 6olt, fat einen 80 SUP inn Tint
fang groBen Sfen sum 3iegelbrennen
erri4ten laiien un0 miro nadite $50
DIE mit Dem grennen BON ;3ieoelltei=
men Beginner.
Mabbctp 2afe.
@ter frel1t man iid aagemein al1f
DEN i4onen Srobnleidnamstoq, an
melfem Ser 8ebrauh 6urd 1tn=
fern iebigen bodfp. Nfarrer gl1ld1er
eingefii9rt lit, in feierlider Ero5eiiion
ous Auerbeiligite 6urd Sic @emein0e
5t trogen uno nit Sem Sodrriir6iq=
item @a1te Sic borgeidriebenen bier e.
gen gu ertbeilen. 6aGs Sic @itte=
rltng feinen Strid 0urd Sic Gednu11q
ma@t, miro ser bodpp. SEER Moprbo=
fer, me1der frii6er 6ieie @emetn0e
Gin feierlides Mn1t ltnter Mlii=
iten5 oes bodm. @errn Stepbon BON
Nice un6 SeS bodm. Srtspf arrers ce=
lebriren, moraltf Damn Sic feierIifye
Ero5ciiion iih in 8epegrrg ieben
niro.
&rofuat.
SEER Motb. Smunn, tpeIder in
CARRIER County an elmer SduIe aIs
angeiteut lit, traf gomitag
init 6rou inns &inoern in ct. Glou0
ein uno fano iih an6ern Soges in
@egleitung ieiner gngehorigen, iei=
mes Sdmagers, 6es @errr Sobn
Ses Neutrality-suspicious. bon
Stearns County, un6 oeiien @ottin
ltno &in6ern bier gum geiud ser ST.
milie Sn1onn Elm. eSrnu Sn1onn mn6
merSen Sic Commemorate in
ct. Mortin 5ubringen, tpGhren5 2eh<
rer Smorrn iid mabren0 ieiner 6erien=
5eit 6aGarbeiten pi0men mir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

oabc es fetuc @eilung. SIT bahte falt
Sus udmlide, benu metn Mtbem lpar
ibelriedenp, uno ib fonnte nt9ts eren
obne srpbes @leuD, nnO tb tpurpe au=
n9dlieBlid entihlob i4 MIDI, &eruna
ST probieren; ib .fanO 9tnoern1g UNI
SSeilurq bon ser 1dredltden &rantbett
Nutarr6. sSh nabm flint Slalaen Nerl1z
ma unp S1pei Manulin, uno tb tuble 1esf
mie Elm neller Wann. &c gtbt 1tdts Se1<
ieres als Yeruna, unb id battle forttpabz
re1b eine Shl6e Dapon IN me1nem
9oul e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Madt gud, fort, iogt Elm &oli5tit
5u elmer StruBenmenge, nno madt
9uft, menn iie nidt foIgt. vN2adf
gu9 fort" Iogen Ole groBen barl4en
Mineral=Bilen CUR Magenperitopfung
uno SEN letoenben Berionen. Dr.
Sings Mele 2ebenspiQen 6rangen Die
@ingepei0e nidt. sic bringen fte IN
geIinoer @eife 5l1m @edtbanoeln, unb
@einn1beit folet. 25f in MoIitors
Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
nus oer nmeeeeno.
Eauf Centre.

@leih nah ser lebte Mohe IN
ct Glouo gebaltenen 0%en1ofratl1del
gountn=Gonoention bat Ser Mdlfb.
Tronf 6. Minnette iein gorbaben
f%u11Soegeben, ooB er iid BET Der toni
menSen @ab1 ubermals lint 0as Mmf
zines 2egislatoren bemerben miro:
!Serr Minnette lit Elm ourd)ol1s
braufybares Mitglieo in lener StaafS-
f6rperldoft. - Die 8lane fir e1ne
ousoeaeidJnete Teier 6es glorretden
gierten inns bereits geldmieSet. S1e
;Seier miro nit elmer in0litrtenen Ea=
ro6e einqeleitet; es fo1gen Gferoerer<
men. @oulpiel, Gon5erte nno abenos
elm oroBortiger Sun5. -9odpn. N1or-
rer 81. 0(rat er1tattete Montag IN ct.
sso6ns College un0 a1 Der ct; Sene-
6ifts Mfooemie in ct. So1epb e1ten
ongerebmen 8eiud.
Eier5.
gergonge1e @ode 9tenltn Moor
oen mur6en in ser bieiigen Efarrfirde
oetrart Mnton smitb bon 91tlntb Unto
SRI. gpa girnig, Iodter Ser bier
m%obnen6en Tamilie 6. 81. @trntg:
sssrn eng1ten Samilienfreile pl1roe BET
SEN @ltern Ser graut 5as 5od5eitsfe1t
oefeiert, mobei oos iunge Goor sic
ber3liddten 3u%funftsminlde entge-
gennabm. Moge es 0emielben tets
nad @unld %ergeben! = Gin flettes
gobnden ser in Nife Greet mo6ner-
5en Tomilie 6. @elterburg trarf
@onntug Dor adt Sagen ein anantnm
GarbollGure; ein 9oftor mar bulls sur
Sono, 6od fornte 6os &in0 Sem Sc
BEN nidt erbalten bleiben. Srit
Miefe lit gnoe Mai oon Sos @ngeles,
@ol., nad bier 5uridgefebrt un0 miro
Sic Commemorate bier perbleiben.
8. 4. @irnig ldBt ouf ieinem ne
ben ser @obnung ieiner Mut=
ter gelegenen @runoifiid Elm 26
bel AZ fyub groBes @obnbans nit
ponem grogeidoB erridten. = Unite
bodnu. Gfarrer 5. 8. Stiegler mobnt
6iele @ohe Mittmod oem ltlberter
Grielteriubadum 5es bofhm. 8. &tf<
ter in Me1roie bei. = Srau &arl
Wengler bon gbicago befinoet itf} gu
einem langeren 8eiude bier BET IT,
rem gltern, Serrn nn6 6rau 8. ".
@irnig.
6olbinsiurb.
5einrid 5on6famp, melder Mitte
mar5 cine Beiudsreiie nn6 ietrer al
ten Seimatb III @eitpbalen ontrat, 1T
@onntag Dor adt Soger mieoer gll1d-
Iid bier eingetroffen. ST tpetB otel
Sntereiantes iiber 6os, mas er tn
9eutldIaro borte uro lab 5t bertdtet1,
um meiten dber m1Bte er it'd tD11rt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
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bf8
MagenS.
Rpnnte fuum cKen. @urbe
aamdbli9 iblimmer. Sc
bciIt burb Nernma.

SEER 81. %.
Sferb, 8or 81.
@eIt 8urlingz
ton, SpDu,
Idjreibt:
SD hatz
te Gaturrb oeS
Mageu5 ul1o
tleine gingez
luetbe fir eil1e
Mn5abl bon
Subren. Sch
aiug 81 elmer
Wn5dhl bon
9pftoreu, ul1o
faro feiue9t11>
berllllg, u11o
1 If + If
iol1ote midi Ell
uer metner
9pftpren nah
Gbtcunp,lpp ib
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Shidlul bate.
sic iagten, re
ntdts
fir m6 tbun;
lagteu, td
hdtte Magenz
f,-ch2 1,rS SIR
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-26
: FARM LOANS
At Low Interest Rate,
Marshalltown Business Company
II East Main Street
J. F. RADCLIFFE, Mgr.
Probate Neties.


Probate Neties.
ioniee Of the clerk OF the district
court.
f State Of Iowa, Marshall county-ss.
District court, March term. A. D..
1912.
To whom It may concern:
You and each Of you are hereby no.
tined to appear at tho court house in
,MarshalltOwn. Iowa, In said county, at
9 o'clock u. M, on the 11th day of
March. 1912, to attend proof of and pro-
batting an Instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testa-
ment Of Caleb A. Haskin, late Of Mar
sh&ll county. Iowa. deceased, at which
time and place YOU win appear and
show cause, ,if, any. why satd Will
ahould not be admitted 70 probate.
\, III testamony whereof. have hereto
Guhacx1hsd my name ana a1Si1ed the
~ @ tA4 dlatlict couvt. this 3etA ~
n Janaaxy. ~ ~. 1sl1. IA ~. Hara-
80 caaek of tina aiakyice oeutt ~ r,
tn nj Aapafy clsFli -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-26
CONSOLIDATE COACH WORK.
Two Departments Of N. & St. L. to 3
United at Cedar Lake.

Two Departments Of M. & St. L. to Be
United at Cedar Lake.
Beginning within short time the
rebuilding and general repair work OF
passenger coaches Of the NJ. & st. L.
Is to be consolidated in one depart
ment at the company shops at Cedar
Lake. near Minneapolis. The con-
solidation will make little II any
changes in the work Of the car depart
ment OF the local shops.
This consolidation is one OF the de-
tails Of the mechanical department that
grew out Of the merging of the work
Of the local and Cedar Lake shops un-
der the management of General Master
Mechanic G. E. Gossett, who was re-
Gently appointed. When Mr.. Gossett
was here recently he said that the
coach repair department Of neither
shop was large enough to be main
tanned separately with any degree of
economy, and that part Of the work
would be consolidated.
The coach work that is to be done
in the Cedar Lake shops in the future
Will be the rebuilding of coaches or
the renewing of large and extensive
parts. Very little of this kind Of work
has been done here In the last year or
longer, and within the last few years
most Of it has been done under con-
tract elsewhere. The running" re-
pairs needed to keep coaches in condi-
ton will be done here as they have In
the past. Very few, If any Of the car
shop employees, who have done coach
work will go to the Cedar Lake shops.
Practically all Of them are used on
freight car, caboose and engine work
in addition to what coach work they
have done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-26
Johnston. Having Good Time.

Word received from Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Johnston, who are spending
the winter in Whittier, Cal, with their
daughter, Mrs. George e. Wanberg. H
to the effect that Mr.. and Mrs. john
ston are making the most of their va
cation, and are having most enjoy
able time. Mr.. Johnston was In at
tendance at the Iowa banquet, at which
Rev. Bob" Burlette was toastmaster
and several hundred 1owans were pres
ent The rose tournament at Pasadena
was "a brilliant affair which Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston were privileged to en-
Joy, being two Of the 10000 people
who witnessed the parade. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston have met many old Mar
shalltown people in different southern
California points. and many Of whom
they had not seen for many years.
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came Tuesday morning for visit with
her cousin. George Powers. and fam
lily.
Mrs. Roy Gould went to 0rinnell
Wednesday 10 assist Mt. Blair in In
voicing the j. A. stone store stock
which he bought.
The Twentieth Century Club very. de-
lfghtfully entertained ninety members
and friends Friday night at hard
times party. The suesos were met at
the door by r. 8. Dar1ah All the MEM
hers were dressed in old time costumes.
A hard times supper was served by
Mesdames II. d. Stewart, H. d. OAR.
rah. l. W. seager. A. d. Fanton, J. A.
Ward. J. A Jones and g. Darrah, as
sisted by Mrs. J. L. Doueherty, Mrs.
Grace Reamer, and Mrs. Elmer Clark,
and Misses Fannie Vosburg, Fannie
Cannon. Vefman brennan and Ines
VosburE. Music was furnished during
tho evening by the Gilman orchestra,
In black face" and Rev. and Mrs.
Conkltn.
=. Harry scurr IL in Chicago this
week on business.
Mn. Henry Paul and son Claude, Of
Msrshalitown. came Wednesday, for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. John Wise
man, and husband.
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Moe0O0e0O NOVeo WOSS9s
Tho four cases Of smallpox in the
home Of George Kroener on the ]. w.
Billings farm In Eden township, two
miles west Of Melbourne. have caused
some alarm here a. the children have
been attending school. Careful watch
IL being made to prevent the spread Of
the infection.
Frank Becker. formerly section fore
man for the Chicago Great Western at
this place. left Tuesday foF Akron, O.,
to enter the employ Of the Goodrich
Rubber Company. His family will re-
main here for the present.
A great deal Of livestock has been
shipped lately from here over the Mil
waukee road to Chicago. This stock
came from points near Baxter, ~ the
Great Western was not receiving
freight, owing to the cold weather.
c. 2. Pearson. of Marshalltown. was
Melbourne business caller Tuesday.
The LETTERS Concert Company gave
two splendid concerts at the big -
opera hall Saturday and Sunday even
ings The company furnished first
class entertainment. Professor Jeffers
10 the leader Of the Iowa state band.
Melbourne ts having series of mar
ried peoples dances and great many
Of the older people are attending.
Albert Sanderman and Herman
Meters attended "The Girl From Rec
tors" at the Odeon Tuesday night.
The high school basketball team of
this place, played at Montour Saturday
night. The score was II to 9 in favor
of Montour.
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The following shipped stock to Chi
cago Saturday and Sunday: Fred
Brennecks. three cars Of cattle: Fred
Moore and Max Radloff. one car each;
Scurr & Hull, six cars Of cattle: L. r.
Idso, one car Of hogs.
Mrs. F. w. Cowgirl returned 6atur-
day from an extended visit 1t Russell
with her father. J. c. Wsrts and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs, D. D. Dean went to Dss Moines
Wednesday, returning Friday.
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come effective at 1901 sunday morn
ing. Jan. 80. will show two changes ct
this point. No. 4, rth-oound. Will
leave at 1880 instead OF HISS . M.
and No. 3. south-bound. viii leave ~
.. m. instead Of 5:lS.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


For saIe-One McCray refrigerator,
nearly new, suitable for grocery or
market. l.. S. Peckham Grocery Com
pany. Marshalitown. Iowa.
For Sale or Trads---Cook stove. 8
South Twelfth street. Phone 337 white.
For sais-One Bowser self nsasur-
ing gasoline or oil tank. with auto
ming attachment, capacity 100 gallons.
at a bargain. L. 8. Peckham Grocery
Company. ;Marshalltown, Iowa.
For saie-Cheap, pool and cigar bus
mess. Monterey pool room, sos South
Main street, Mason City. Iowa.
For Sale Or Trade-Sandwich eleva-
tor with power. everything complete:
twenty four foot. only used one year.
Would trade for good secondhand corn
shredder. HI. r. Blackburn. Union, Iowa.
Route I.
For 8aIe-Our stock and fixtures at
q bargain. A money maker, best To-
cation in city. Good reasons for SELL
inr. Call at lis East Main street or
write L. 8. Peckham Grocery Company.
Marshalltown. iowa.
For SaIo-3ood ten syrup .narhfe
soda fountain. Including two steel
so,,,ts and sAnernt6r Nns ..!n
cheap n taken at onoe. Henry G. Sieg.
los East Main street. lfasshalltown.
Iowa. Il
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Liberty Township Items.

Liberty Township Items.
After q vacation of several Sundays,
Liberty church was we'll filled at both
morning and evening service.
The W. F. M c.. held its regular
January meeting at the home of Mrs.
st. John on Wednesday. Ten mem
bers were present. The February meet
ing will be an all-day session at the
Winfield Reece home. on the 14th, St.
Valentines day.
The Friends church is installing a
new lighting system.
The C. Reece. T. Norman. c. L. Few
er and Test families were entertained
at the ST. John home Tuesday evening.
Claude LeFever and family were
over SUNDAY visitors at the parental
home in Albion. Mr.. LeFever, who has
been i'll, is some better.