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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
The Blue Mountain House

In Tho Heart OF The Blue Ridge.
Elevation two thousand feet. Overlooking
the beautiful Cumberland and Shenandoah
Valleys Cool, hracing atmosphere. All
airusemcnts. Orchestra. dancing, tennis
bowling alleys. pool. saddle horses etc.
Capacity 500 Rates $500 per week and IN.
Descriptive booklet on application to BOND
q GIBBONS. Props. Blue Mountain. Nd
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HOTEL SHOREHAM,

Ocean End Virginia Ave.
modern hotel with every convenience:
elevator. private baths etc Open lawns
allow plenty OF light and air Ideally To-
Gated. Service and table the best Rates
Sle.so up weekly. Booklet.
w b GOTTEN
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SEA FOOD.

CALL PHONE MONROE iii FOR
fish. steamed crabs crab meat. De
lvered promptly 500 y Monroe ST
BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS.
WANTED. BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS
made 10 order. RICHMOND Ma
CHINE WORKS. INC
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Hotel Sothern
Hotel Iroquois
HOTEL R0RTON

The most attractive ana popular hotel for
Richmond Vis!tora.
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Kral C5tate .fpr sale

FOR SALE MY BARToN HEIGHTs
large attic. hot water heat. every
convenience. 75 foot lot have
spent $3.50 for this place. built 1T
FOR home. nothing shoddy about
II; II you want home. come 20 see
me DIR IRA J. HAYNES, 7li wick
ham street
WANT TO SELL 4 HOUSE AND NINE
lots, two blocks from car line stop
80. IN Highland Springs. Apply for
terms. JOSEPH VERAGH
FOR SALE. A MODERN S-R00M
home. 200 block Hanover Avenue
most complete house In West End
5000 buys this DRlNKARD'S. aga
l-2 North Sixth.
FARM, $50 ACRES. NINE ROOM
dwelling; good outbuidings etc. $50
acres In pasture. balance clenred for
cultivation. seven miles from sta
,ion on Southern Railway. This farm
borders on large creek. and Us one
OF tho best watered farms in county.
ADDRESS c. Y. HUNDLEY. Amelia.
va
FARM. 81 ACRES RIGHT AT STATION
on southern hallway, stores. church ~
conN"nlent hvc-room house some
what in need 81 repair Address c.
Y IIuNDLEY Owner Amelia Va.
FOR SALE, \ NEW GROVE AVENUE
house; nine rooms. with all modern
improvements: rranollthic sidewalks.
smooth pavements: possession Au-
gust .. Madison 1861 or Monroe
2oii-1-
FOR SALE TWO ADIOiNING LOTS T%
Gintcr Paris ON Seminary Avenue.
Address L SlG care Times Dfsnatch
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a9fsrfllanepus
SLIP COVERS.

IN LINEN AND cRETONNE. FOR BEE,
room or parlor. ..ade TO IT. sgd.
NOR & HUN DLEi, INC. Sevent n AND
Grace. Madison 1904.
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situations lNanfrn, Q3aIe

FIRST CLASS STENO- BOcKKEEPFR
desires position Address D 2ss. care
Times- Dispatch.
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ESIESWORTET

On the OCEAN 'front.' virginia av.. overlook
ing famous Steel Pier Capacity 500. Special.
$3.50 UP weekly; no extra charge FOR hot
private baths Orchestra Auto meets trains.
Booklet WM. UYNLAN, Proy.
FRANK NJ PHOEHIS Mv-
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Drip lllanten j:rmaIr

WANTED. ladies TO ASSIST ~
canyassing the city for profitable
tomobilc at your service free Ad-
dress G zoe. care Tirnes Dispatch
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lous.lnrsS 2pporlunlGles

OWING TO MY NEED or MONEY TO
carry on nay business at TINS time. !
VIII sacrifice "a block OF stock in ono
OF the best paying businesses in this
city. II you are looking Tor 4 high-
grade Investment one THAT VIII pay
handsome and continuous dividends,
address c S6l. care Times-D!s pstcA.
PERSONS OWNING THE CONTROL
ling Interest ia manufacturing CON
Germs or johhing houses DESIRING to
heli our pr those owning minority
interest In such companies. can md
sale for tier stock by addressing
. a1+. care T!meA- Dispatch.
WANTED, SOME ONE TO BACK ME
IN business. putting their money,
say. $4,000 or 5000. against ms eN-
perience OF fourteen years. T. poi,
care Times-Dispatch
WANTED. i BU slNEsS MANAGER 10
take charge 81 - manufacturing in
austry che that promises 10 DC the
largest 81 Its kind IN the south. must
be Ia position 10 invest i've thousand
dollars IN the company. 10 the right
man "a very satisfactory income VIII
ne assured address. with refer
ences. q $40. care TimesDispatch
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PAUL c. HosEcRANs.
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SehIen 4arppusaIs


SEALED PROPOSALS.
Bids Will be received and opened on
July PATH. 1912. for matchmaking
Main Street Gordonsyiile. Va. Plans.
specifications and contracts can be
seen or had by addressing
s. MARCUS.
Chairman Street Committee.
Gordonsvire. Va
Tho right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
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TIE M1IrsuIRR

virginia Avenue and Beach. ocean view.
Greatly improved. Cap. $50 Private baths.
running water in rooms, elevator. etc.
Music. special. $3.50 up weekly: $3.50 up
oaily. open all the year. Booklet.
SAMUEL BILLS.
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Ao6t alIn tiuUnn

NE Would LIKE TO LEARN THE
present address OF Charles Gryner.
who WAS employed BY iagulre *
Elicit in Richmond about 1882. lie
Is entitled to 4 legacy. JOHN j.
DWl Tx. state street Hartford.
Conn.
$50 REWARD. 40 QUESTIONS ASKED.
Tor my White bull terrier missing
three weeks. biindle spot over eye
rnu Oh back near tail. short screw
tail; the only one IN the city. APP
ply before 10 a IL WALTER
BRAUER stall 20. Old Market.
lost. TUESDAY. COLD l.INN CUFF
button. with diamond chip in centre.
Reward IL returned TO J. a CDNNEI4If
& Co, seventh and Franklin Streets.
LOST. or MAIN STREET. BETWEEN
Smith ana Thru, yesterday, ton one
dollar and three ter-dOilat bills.
Liberal reward Will be paid by re-
turning 70 Timoa- Dlsnatch
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NeaI QSstate Tor 7Arnt.

New SIX ROOM HOUSE II HIGH.
land Park Phone Monroe i1i4-L.
FOR RENT 4 HOUSE ~ REAR or
iil2 East Main Street suitable for
shon or storage; will be renodcleG
NuildInr
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HOTEL RALEICH

ST. Charles Place ana Beach 200 large cool
rooms ocean view; private baths running
water in rooms fine porches: elevator;
electric lights, etc. Food and service OF
the best. Very reasonable rates.
X. j. DYNES.
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Sulllnlfr lSoatoinn

A LADY WITH ONE OR TWO Chill
dren or gentleman and mis- wife.
brick house; large. shady yard. good
table. telephone and daily mail. rci-
crcnces exchanged Address Mrs
FEN1iDN holland Beaver Dam. va
Il r. y 10 e.
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lCian1eu


WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity
Phone Madison 3s51.
FURNITURE WANTED-WILI. BUY
household goods OF any kind and
any amount Phone Madison 1905.
WANTED. LOAN or $4,000 on
raridiy advancing city real estate
worth three times the amount Adj
dress y 25s care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. WASHING TO DO AT
home by Arst- class laundress. FLOR
t,NCE ROYsTER, 1905 Buchanan
Street.
WANTED. TO BUY LIVE GOOSE
feathers: best price paid LEVY.
The Uphols;erer. 4a5 " Broad ST
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH OLD
gold and old s!ver any quantity.
T. MEYER JEWELRy Co. 3f7
DON'T woRRY' LET Us COLLECT
your accounts, sure and quick re-
suits. r. :. ELIYSON & co. Base
men; American Bank
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320ttrr6

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING oU4L.
ined as administrators of the estate
@. John q. Fitzgerald. deceased. ali
persons indebted 10 or having Claims
ageins, SAID estate arc requested to
make settlement with or present
SAME 10 the undersigned
JOHN T. EiIEGERALD,
JOHN q WELSH.
Administrators OF John q. FltzEer-
aid. deceased
DR. G. CHAMBERS WOODSON AN
nounces the removal OF his Office to
MS residence, No. 220s East Broad
street. between TwentY-second and
Twenty third. Madison 53S7.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS. Jewellers, 9ie
East Main Street. buy, SELL exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATE II STYLES. Old gold and Sill
yeI Iways taken IN exchange
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JOIN ruRnY COPE
ER0NTCNAc

rnUNlENAC beach. As good as the isg't'
Cap $50 New. homciIke, elevator: large.
cool. ocean View rooms, with baths: phones:
excellent table: white service; metal beds
Special rates s up weekly, iJo up daily.
Sat to Mon. So. Bookie; ". +. WATTS.
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Now open extensively Improved. The mos.
region. Cuisine OF tho highest standard:
White service Orchestra. social diversions:
tiful Palm Court and Cafe. Special Juiy
ana party rates. Booklet and auto maps
mailed. sth season.
JOHN P5RDY COPE
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Tennessee Ave. third house from beach
and pier: family hotel; private baths. ocean
view, elevator. fine porchcs. home cooking;
special low carly season rates
]. q. MITCHELL
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lorofe9stonaI pe!p l1lantr0

WAITED. TEACHERS OF ALI,
grades. for college. public and pri-
vate schools. also matrons and
housekeepers. for fall openings in
Virginia and Southern States. VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU. r. W
Cridlin Manager. Richmond Va
If IN NEED OF TEACHERS APPLY
TO THE EASTERN TEACH EI2S'
AGENCY. Ottoman. Va
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Neal Cstate lliantro

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. a CON
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks
WANTED. no REST. 4 FARM: PRE-
fer one with stock and tools: would
bug II suited. In year or two Z. II
WHITE. 42c Seymour street syria
cuse. y. Y.
WANTED. BY TIE MONTH. SMALL.
nat west End. address GARAGE %
Vino and Main
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flats J:pr Nrnt

FOR REST. nicely FURNISHED
Nat. all convcniences. cons Grove
Avenue.
SECOND FLOOR, -FOUR R0OMs AND
rritate path. 100 West Graca
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atlantic G,ttg Resorts
| !, EI,XIMGT

Pacific and Arkansas Avenues Spacious
grounds ndjoin beach and boardwalk Only
medium priced hotel whore guests may go
from house TO surf IN bathing attire vita
out using streets. which Is prohibited. Use
OF h"tli houses with attendant to caro- for
suns - free. Running water in rooms.
FRESH and sea water baths. public and prI-
Nntc. Special rntcs 81 90 and up daAy; s. D
TO S2l9o weekly. including choice table sun
piied from o"n farm. White service. Or
chestra Tennis courts and croquct rrouuds
Letween hotel and beach Bookle, mailed
upon request.
PAUL C. RosECRANs.
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ST. CHARLES

Most select location fronting the ocean.
thoroughly modern. Courteous service.
bathrooms with hot and cold fresh and
sea water attachments. etc. Magnificent
porehes overlooking the Boardwalk and
ocean. Orchestra OF soloists Golf privi-
.eSes. Always open. Illustrated booklet.
NEWLIN HAINES COMPANY
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sltuatlons lllanten, i:emaIf

REFINED WIDOW DESIRES posi-
ton as housekeeper. secretary or
Address II 900 Floyd Avenue. Phone
Madison 6s30-IA
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PLATE ICE. PUREST AND BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical 10
cents per hundred. Try T. load OF
our pine and oak wood, which 10 dry
and under shelter. TYLER & RYAN
1901 West Cary Madison 1873
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PERSONALS

BABY CARRIAGES MADE and RE
paired very cheap and best salts
faction 50T East Marshall street.
Cali Monroe ~.
HUMAN HAZE BOUGHT AND SOLID
u HIGHESaS 20a Nnrth Tntrd
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Jlate GGantro

WANTED. ForR OR FIvEcRo0Sf
flat o. part OF house for couple win
opt children. l. ga, care Times
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WANTED. FOREMAN CABINET MAXI
ar and three bench men. foreman
frame maker and three helpers
foreman sash and DOOR maker and
four machine men. for Southern Vel
low Pine mill open shop. say ~
union or non-uuiou. and when could
report. Address ]. s95. care Rich
.noud Times Dlspatcn
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ANTIQUES.

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed. upholsterlns, etc l. y. AR
NALL s, SON. 1917 w Broad Phone
Madison o277.
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Jrr, Coal ann C0loo1

LONGS LARGE DRY OAK AND PIN E
is now selling at summer prices.
also slabs. cheapest wood sold; all
OF my coal is free burning and al
summer price. Order now and pa,
on II weekly. Virginia anthracite 3
only $3.50 this month. sample sent
free +. 7. LONG. 1906 West Broad
Street
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ioouItrg, prts ano Rior atork

FOR SALE. SPLENDID FAMILY
horse. fine, large, handsome bay:
sensible. gentle and aficctiOnate; S
years old l.. 7. SOUTIIAI.L
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Hotel Kenderton

Ocean end Tcnncsscc Avenue. Central 10
all attractions. f. Is. VOORHEES,, Owner
and Proprietor.
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Creator Hiehmond's Greatest Newspaper.
Chr Gimgs y Digpalrh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL. Es-
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Dniiy, one cent per word when paid
In advance. No Ad. tHiSen Tor lens taan
ten cents
One and Onc-hnlf cents word all
clnssihcntions except situation Wanted
Tor sunday. Situation wanted, one cent
word. No Al. Sunday iu!Sen for q -
tbun fifteen cent?.
No Ads. tnken for less than t,vt..ty-
hvc cents when phoned in or Charged
at the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
Cinnsincntions not guaranteed after
$3.50 Il. VI.
For business CONTRACTS. nend for the
want Ad. Man. Pho. slonroH l.
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PHONoGRAPHs.

WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison II you want ono you
can understand every word on the
record. G B. HAYNES K Co
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
HOW ARE YOUR BOWELS?
Here's the Real Remedy for Constipa-
 tion and Clogged Up Liver.

Tried them all: not yet: you havn | given Hot Springs Liver Buttons a chance.
 If you want the most efficient, gen tie, safe; yes, delightful laxative on earth, go to any druggist in Forrest City or vicinity to day and get d 9 cent box of Hot Springs Liver But tons.
 Made in Hot Springs. the sanitar- ium of the world: used the world over by people who demand the best. Take them te end hilinasuess, coated tongue, dizziness, indigestion and as general
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
Thanksgiving.

What wealth of ganered gladne~~ feers from the golden-n rod SheaVps
 As their heads are raised
 From the tangled maze. of the shriyeled Autumn leaves Like Hash of light in darkness. Ot the laughter, that shakes gold ore
 When It slips from the sand
 Of the mlner's pan To laugh with the world cyermore, Nemust not only sing life's sweetest songs But lloat them on every breeze.
 As the mellow notes.
 From feathered throatS start tunes through the leafless trees And learn with the daisies to mirror the
 sun,
 From life's dull uuburnished frame
 While the lily's sheen
 Der the stagnant stream shows the joy of mantling shame, oh. the loving faces along lfe's road How they smile from it's tangled maze. As they empty their sheaves m Ger the stricken leaves To gladden. the Autumn days >oN- i'i=. MARY +. BRIDwEUL
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
]. T. SANDERS.
Aftermath of Cider Cases.

nesSTS. sam ana Mlke MaiOuf feel that they have not been treated fairly in the matter of the newspaper reports relative to the cases in which they were defendants, which were heard last week in Squire T. D. Cars court, accounts Of which ap- peared in The Times.
 It appears from testimony in these trials that Chas Claxton and his brother entered the restaurant in a belliegrent frame of mind and one of the men went back into the kitchen and started row with Mike Malouf. It is said that both the strange men were drinking before they came into the restaurant, and were looking for fight. They took occasion to abuse the Malouf boys, with the result that they found what they were appar. ently looking for, and the scrap fol- lowed. Sam and Mike Malouf probab- ly did what anybody else would have done under the circumstances in the matter of protecting themselves and their place of business.
 The fact has also developed that the Claxtons had been looking for trouble all day, and had had fight with Chas. Eagle just short time before reaching the Malouf restaur- ant.
 The Claxtons testified at the trial that they had already had four or five drinks of whisky before they went into Maloufs restaurant. The Ma ouf's say the cider kept on sale at their restaurant, is the same kind of cider that is sold all over town, and was purchased by Malouf Brothers in good faith, upon the guarantee that it is pure, and that it comes within the provisions of the law covering the sale of temperance drinks. in every respect.
 When constable Johnson entered the restaurant with search warrant. he met no resistance whatever. The MaloufS told the constable to go ahead and search the house and well come. After the search was made. the Constable not finding anything else that could come under the ban of the law, the two kegs Cf cider were loaded into dray and hauled away to the courthouse to be analysed.
 This circumstance, the Malouf Brothers claim, attracted attention to their place of business that was in no way merited or desired, and tended to humiliate and disgrace them in the eyes of the trade and the public. Both the Malouf boys say that they had no intention of committing crime, and that if MT Johnson had wanted some of the cider to have il analysed, he could have accomplished this purpose by taking what he wanted in bottle to which no ob- jection would have been raised.
 The cider cases were appealed to the circuit court, where, the Maoufs say, that all they ask is that the cases against them be tried on their merits, and that when this is done, they are confident of the outcome, and feel satisfied that justice will be done them, and that their names will be cleared of any intention to commit crime or break the law
 Both the Malouf Brothers say that if it is against the law to sell cider, they are ready to quit, and that it is neither their purpose nor desire to engage in any business that is not legitimate and honorable. The Times had no intention to do them an in- justice, and so far as we know, simply stated facts as they came to our knowledge.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
What \ Baptist Preacher Did.

This is to certify that have used one box of Hunts Cure for Skin trouble, and same cured me after us- ing about & o0 worth of other oint- mel.ts and salyes No hing like Hunts Cure for Skin troubles. Rev. II. T. Sizemore, Hemphill, Texas.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29
klondike Bakery Specials

Light Bread. Cream Bread.  Sweet Rolls,
 Light Rolls. Hot Finger Rolls Every Evening Pies,
 Buns,
 Cookies,
 Cream Puffs,
 Lady Fingers, Special Orders Promptly Filled. Fruit Cake,
 Angel Food.
 Layer Cake, Phone all orders to No IS. Prompt Delivery. Frank Burkart, Prop. We want your printing business.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

We have some Dlnd, NeN Games at the Newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

tUUIJ.
 For free sample write Hot Springs Chemical O., Hot Springs, Ark, Hatcher X Caldwell, special agents in Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-29

We want your printing business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-18

<
lndtoestie0S tlsostbura, oas aNd Dye.
pceeia q and YsG Will Fsol Fins
n Five Minutes.
The question an to how long you are
going to continue Q sufferer from indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia or out-of- order
stomach 10 merely q matter Of how
soon you begin taking some Diapep-
sin.
II your stomach IL lacking in d.
sestive power, why not help the stom-
ach TO do Its work, not with drastic
drugs, but enforcement OF diges-
tive agents, such as are naturally a
work In tho stomach.
People with weak stomachs should
take little Diapspsin occasionally
and there VIII be no more indigestion
no feeling Ike hump OF lead in the
stomach, no heartburn, sour risings
gas on stomach or bslchinS Of undi-
gested food, headaches. di.ziness OF
sick stomach. and. besides. what you
eat win not torment and poison your
breath with naussous doors. All these
symptoms resulting from sour. out
Of -order stomach ana dyspepsia are
generally reRisved In flve minutes after
taking little 'Diapepsin.
Go to your druggist and set So
cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin now
and you Will always go to the table
with . hearty appetite. and what you
eat Win taste good. because your
stomach and intestines will be clean
and frssh, and you will know there
are not going to be any more bad
nights and miserable days Tor you
They fresllen you and make you feel
like life u worth living.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-18
Noaweo,ANs CELEBRATE.
Norssmsn's Independence Day OF
served by Large Gathering.

Nerssmsn's Independence Day Oh.
served by Large Gathering.
Over 200 Norwegians and people OF
Norwegian descent Joined Friday night
In observing the independence day OF
Norway. Under the auspices Of the
Fran Society, Of Elm Lutheran
church, q patriotic program was given
In the German Odd Fellows hall. Fol-
lowing the program social hour was
enjoyed, during which refreshments
were served.
Rev. G. K. Thompson. pastor of the
church, extended the welcome to the
audience, and all Joined in singing the
Norwegian national air. ia. VI Elsker
Dette Landet." eyes. We Love This
Country Of Ours.") The principal ad-
dress Of the evening was given by Ole
O. Lien, of Marion township. who
spoke Of the Norwegian independence.
and told the history of events that
led up to the important step taken on
May II, 1914. Music was furnished
by a male octet and chorus OF girls,
and Miss Serena Tow gave a reading.
The affair proved most happy one,
and to the younger generation Of Nor
wegian descendants the meeting was
especially instructive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-18
CLUB SEASON OPENS.
Many Members Of Country Club Take
Part in Days Events.

Many members Of the Country Club
and their friends attended the formal
seasons opening Of the club, held Fri
day, in spite of the weather being chill
~. An informal golf tournament, and
other games, and a picnic supper and
dance in the evening made up the pro-
gram for the opening.
A score or more of golfers OF the
club entered in the eighteen-hole med
a. play handicap tournament. but not
more than dozen finished the two
rounds. The play resulted in E. G..
Wallace and a. A. Nicholson, the for
mer playing from scratch and the lat
ter with handicap of IL. tieing for
the low score. Both made 90. A. B.
Hoover, with Il handicap OF 6, and net
score of 80. was second, and r. w. Nc
Creery. with handicap of 10. and
net score of 80, was third.
Many Of the members Joined IN
groups and had picnic suppers on the
lawn, while fifty or more took supper
at the club house. An orchestra Of
three pieces furnished the music for
the dancing in the pavilion.