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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-21
Highland.
NERO.

Jesse Cordrcy made his usual call,
Sunday evening.
Jesse Cordrey took dinner AT John
Schank's, sunday.
George Taylor was u visitor To ST.
Joseph, saturday.
Mrs. Dennis McDermontt has an
attack Of the grippe.
Miss Sylvia Fricze visited with
John Foster and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Deglow and Marion
Dick went TO 81. Joseph. Monday.
Miss Ellie Cordrey came home.
Friday, from visit 1T Mound city.
Mrs. James Cordrey and son,
Jesse, were shopping al Forbes, Tues.
day.
Quite few from Highland at.
tended the Contest at Forbes, Salur-
day.
Mrs. Smyra Kelley visited Will,
Emmett Cordrey and family, several
days, last week,
Mrs. George Taylor and little Alice
and Lee spent one day, last week,
with the Grimes.
Mrs. Wilbur IIaines and baby re-
turned home, Monday, after a visit
with lobe IIaines and family.
Henry Deglow went to ST. Joseph,
Monday, to the hospital, where he
will have an operation performed.
The Misses Stella Cordrey, Loyel
McDermontt and Hazel AshwOrth
spent Sunday with Iva Schank, OF
Maytiower.
The Misses IIilda Deglow and
Ethel Hartt spent one day, last week
with their aunt, Mrs. John Schank
OF MayiiOwer.
Those who spent Sunday Will
Joseph Stansbury and family were
Robert Johnson and wife, Mrs. Owens
and children and Bluff Fansher anc
wife.
Miss Stella Cordrey received first
prize for the best map OF the United
States, and third prize for her cake II
the Contest at Forbes. We neet
more girls like Stella.
Henry Deglow and wife and Ma
rion Dick, wife and baby returned
home, Thursday, from their trip IL
different parts Of Texas. They bought
land At Edinburg, where they arr
thinking Of locating In the near fu
ture,
REPORTER.
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WIN. BUCKNUM.
Owner.
Forest City.

Miss Jessie Ramsey spent Satur.
day with relatives In Oregon.
Miss Carrie Lump has been on,
of school. this week. on account OF
sickness.
Miss Nellie kunkcl, Of New Point
visited relatives here from Friday I'M
III SUNDAY evening.
Mrs Dave Porter. of Mound city,
was the guest Of Mrs. Emil Weber. a
couple Of days, last week.
Mrs Mary Thornhill and famil,
Mere the guests Of her brother, Dav,
Wallace. and wife, SUNDAY
Mrs. u. T.. Burnett, Of Mound
City. visited relatives here from
"Wednesday until Thursday.
There viii he church services a,
the Methodist church. SUNDAY morn
Ing and evening. conducted 10y ia,
pastor. Rev. G.. G. Miller Evcrybod,
welcome
Mrs. !. +. Acton. Irene, llcnr,
and DOVE went to ST. Joseph. Saiur
day. tn visit her daughter. Mrs. vii
Mcclure. returning sunday after
noon. Irene remaining for a lonsc
visit.
Mrs. Harriet Kinder left Sa,ur
day for her home IN Falls CITY, Ncb.
after a couple Of weeks visit viii
her mother, Mrs, Teare. who has beef
having u siege Of the grippe, but 4
now Improving.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Let
tiers Tes,amentary and of Admins
tration on the Estate of y. =. Hinde,
deceased, were granted 10 the under
signed on the NH day of March, 1913,
by the Probate Court Of Holt County,
Missouri, An persons having claims
against said Estate are required TO
exhibit them for allowance to the Ad-
ministralor within six months after
the date of said Letters, or they may
be prccluded from any benefit of said
Estate: and II such claims be not ex'
hibited within one year from the date
of the last insertion OF the publ lea
ton of this notice, they shall be for
ever barred
This nth day of March 1913,
W. II. RICHARDS,
{. j. HUNT,
Executors.
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Sheriff's Stakeholder Deed
of Trust.

Whereas. Samuel Earr. and Sarah
Earr, his wife. 10y their deed oi trust +.
dated the NH day of January. 1904.
and of record IN the ONCE Of tie
Recorder Of Deeds OF Holt County,
Missouri, IN Book M at page iOO. con.
vcycd To Thomas :. llindi In trust IA
secure the payment Of the note In
said deed oi trust described. and Of
the in,crcs, thereon, the follow Ing
described real estate, situate In Holt
County. Missouri, to.wi,:
Commencing ~ a point thirty'four
GU rods east of the southwest corner
of the northwest quarter Of section
one %, In township iifiy.ninc (5Dl, Of
range hirty.scyen CTl: thence east
scvcn,y.,wo and lwothirds (I2i rods;
thence north eighty $50 rods. thence
west srvcn,y.two and two.thirds (I2i)
rods: thence south eighty $50 rods u
he commencing corner BIZ acres,
And Whereas, II Il provided 10y III,
terms of said trus, deed that IN cas-,
of hc refusal To act of the said Trus
tee tina, the acting Sheriff Of Holt
County, Missouri, AT the request III
the legal holder of said note may pro
coed to sell the property herein In
lbTt 'U~tllDtI. ANU I" I'l'dN shNh''
=. IIindc, the trustee named has u
writing refused Ia act n such trustee
And Whereas, default has beef
made IN the payment Of the said not
aud of the interest thereon, according
to the true tenor, date and effect %
said note, and whereas, the owner oI
said note has requested me To execute
the power vested IN me by said dcc'
Of trust, to sell said real estate, AM
ont Of the proceeds Of said sale pa
| the indebt edncSs secured thereby;
Now Therefore, In compliance Will
said request, and under the powe
vested In me by said deed Of trust,
will sell said real estate nj public ven
due to the highest bidder, for cash II
had, on
MONDAY, THE 2iTll DAY
OF MARCH, 1913,
at the front door of the Court llous
In the City Of Oregon, Holt Count,
Missouri.
| q. u. GELNlN,
| Sheriff and Acting Trustee.
First publication, February ~, lol'
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned Administrato OF the es.
tase OF Edward Kewen, deceased, will
make final settlement Of his accounts
with said estate as such Administers
tor at the next Term of the Probate
Court of Holt County, Missouri, 10 he
holden In Oregon In said County. on
the l2th day Of May. A. D., 1913.
W. II. RICHARDS,
Administrator.
This It'll day of March, 1913.
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SCHOOL ELECTION,
Tuesday, April 8, 1913.

For the purpose of electing two ~
directors to serve for three years; also
to vote OH proposition to increase
the annual rate OF taxation 10 cents
above the 10 cents on the one hun.
bred dollars valuation of said district
to maintain a nine months school
and make necessary repairs,
G. i. THURMAN, President,
= ~ TlI,TCHFR Secretary
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j. II. Ruhl, of New Point, left
Monday of this week for White River,
s. D., where he goes to look after his
claim. He will be away about ten
DAYS. He will remove there some
time In the near future, to make
that place his future home. We are
sorry TO lose Mr.. Ruhl and wife as
citizens, but wish them success In
their new home,
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Lumber for Sale.

Native Lumber, all dimensions,
suitable for barns, fencing, etc. See
me on the Lawson Sipes place, 8 miles
southeast OF Oregon. Ed. SIPEs.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas. John Benson and Lizzie
R.usuu his wife. by their deed Of
tru~, dated the 22nd day of April,
lnll. aud recorded IN the office Of the
Recorder of Deeds Of Holt County,
Missouri. May j, 1871, IN Book ll9 al
page ~, conveyed Ia the undersigned
IN irus, to secure tie pay OF two
notes IN said trust deed described due
rpSwctiycl, In one year and six months
and two years after date, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in
Holt County. Missouri. to.wii: THE
north Oilr.halt Of section twenty.
three (,g Township SiXty.thrcc (i3
~ Range Forty one 40 consisting OF
three hundred and twenty Ci2Ol acres"
And Whereas. both Of said notes
described IN aud secured 10y said deed
uf trust are due and unpaid and In
default aud whereas. tie owner OF
said notes has requested me To exc.
cute the power vested In me 10y said
deed uI trust 10 sell said real estate
aud ont at the proceeds of said sale
IA, the Indebtedness secured thereby.
Therefore. IN compliance With said
request, and IN pursuance OF the
power vested IN me 10y sail deed OF
trust viii sell said real estate At
public ycnduc To the highest bidder,
Tor cash, on
MONDAY. THE a,TII DAY
OF MARCH. 1918,
a, thc CIT, of Oregon. In the County
OF Holt aforesaid.
EUGENE II. SrRATT,
Trustee,
First publication February ~, 1913.
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.- Sam Cupp and wife, Of upper
Holt, we're In Oregon on business,
Tuesday Of this week. ~, ~
-.a. t" '..t' 'A." tN' ~
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Richard Gillct, a single
man. by his Deed Of trust, dated the
18th day Of September, ls,'S, and Of
record In the nilicc of the Recorder OF
Deeds of Holt County, Missouri, In
Hook sd, AT Page ~, convened Ia the
undersigned In trust Ia secure the
payment of the notes IN said deed OF
trust described. and Of the interest
thereon. the follow ing described real
estate. situate IN Holt County, Mis-
souri,, tO'wil:
The Southwest Fourth of the North.
east Quarter of Section Twenty (2O.
In Township sixty three db, OF Range
Forty 90. containing forty acres, more
or less: except ing, however, the Right
Of Way of the Tarkio Valley Railroad:
And whereas. default has been made
In the payment Of the said note and
of the interest thereon, according 10
the true tenor, date and effect OF said
note: and whereas the owner of said
note has requested mo To execute the
power vested In me by said deed of
trust IN sell said real estate, ana ont
Of the proceeds Of said sale pay the
indebi cdnpSS secured thereby.
Now therefore. IN compliance with
said request and under the power
vested In me 10y said deed of trust, !
viii sell said real estate N public
vendue To the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand. on
MONDAY, APRIL 1lh, 1913,
AT the Court house door In the CITY OF
Oregon, Holt County, Missouri.
GEORGE LEliMER,
| Trustee.
First nuhlirntion March -ih. 1919,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

feet apart. Owing to the curve Of the
"storehouse" track. the box car against
which Trinkle's head was crushed, did
not stand perpendicularly. but leader
toward the coal chute track. A loco
motive that was standing on the latter
track, near the box car this morning.
leaned toward the box car, indicating
that the latter track was not level. The
lean of the equipment on the tracks
at the place OF the accident indicate
that at the height Of a locomotive cab
window, the clearance between 1t and
the box car would be considerably less
than the distance between the tracks
Had Joked Of Death.
1t was told this morning by railroad
men friends of Trinkle that the fire.
mans death or injury had been fore
told by medium that Trinkle had
visited Trinkle is said to have jokcd
about the tragedy that the spiritualist
had foretoid Whether or not 1t was
because OF what the medium had told
him. CIR for some other reason. Trinkle
did not want to go to work Wednes-
day night when he was called. He re-
fused to go at first, but Made Long
and w. c. Quigley, the latter an en-
sineer. who We're with Trinkle when
the call boy came for him, urged
Trinkle to respond to the call, which he
did.
Trinkle and his engineer were want
ed to take the locomotive to Gilman
and bring in train No. 50. whose en-
CINE had failed. Trink!e entered the
employ of the II. & ST. L. as fire.
man Jan. ;. 1910.
Coroner Boucher investigated the
circum stances OF the accident shortly
after 1t occurred, but did not hold an
inquest. The body was removed TO the
D. c. Wilbur store norgue.
Trink.e Native OF Indiana.
Robert Edwin Trinkle was a native
of Fredericksburg, Ind, where he was
born Sept. ?, 1883, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Trinkle. On Nov. 10, 1905,
Mr.. Trinlle took as his wife Miss Les
sic Kinney. OF this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Trinkle lived at Long Prairie, Mimi.
from the time of their marriage until
three years ago, when they came 10
this city.
Aside from his wife Mr.. Trinkle is
survived by four brothers and Two sis
tiers, all OF whom live near the old
home place in Indiana. The brothers
and sisters are Thomas, Alvin. Albert
and Milton Trinkle, Mrs. Martha Guy.
and Mrs. Fannie Floyd.
Mr.. Trinkle was member Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen.
Funeral Friday Afternoon.
Trinkle's funeral will be held from
the residence Friday afternoon at 3
O clock The body was removed TO the
home from the morgue this afternoon.
Friday night the body will be taken 10
Fred cksburg. Ind, for burial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
Golfsrs Look On
While Couple Weds

scarcity OF clergymen in the city
Tuesday afternoon forced on to the
Country Club the FIRST wedding prob
ably ever held there. The event broke
UP one golf game, made two people
happy, and furnished pop for all the
guests, who included . group Of golf
erS.
After having driven from Waterloo
to this city in an automobile George
w. Cutshaw. . carpenter Of that city.
and Mrs. Jessie May Grady. Of Charles
City. were at their wits end to md \
preacher after they had obtained IL
cense. They hunted and telephoned
only to find that all the clergymen they
sought could not be found. Someone
told them the Rev. James MCGEE was
at the Country Club. and 1t 10 said
that the indicator Of the speedometer
on Cutshaw's automobile quivered
around to the sixty-mile-an-hour
mark. SO fast did the groom that was
to be drive the car.
"Eh. what?" said the Rev. Mr.. MCGEE.
when his game was interrupted by the
request that he come at once and mar
ranged, the couple being nothing loath
u Ue LlOEIleu Oh loc NcIouOo Va ShV
club house looking out over the golf
course
Calling golfers for witnesses the
couple were married by. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Gee on the corne. of the veranda where
it fronts toward fair greens that golf.
ers have named Great Expectations"
Hard Luck" Worse" and Baby"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutshaw left the club
house in cloud Of dust. smoke and
the roar Of the motor. while the golf
ers shouted best wishes after them. At
the end Of the lane the car turned tow
ard Waterloo.
Rev. Mr.. MCGEE Is generous above
all things. Calling the golfers to drink
their fl! he treated all to rounds OF pop
with the 50 fee the groom gave him.
Mrs. MCGEE, whose position in the Nc
Gee household entities her to all we'd
ding fees, had little talk with her
husband Wednesday night. and It -
said that there viii be no more MCGEE
weddings at the Country Club.
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the coal chute and storehouse tracks
of the local yards.
Trinkle had no time even to cry out,
so quickly was he killed. and his en-
gineer. Charles Twinning, did not know
his fireman was dead until the loco
motive had gone to the other end Of
the coal chute track.
Failed 70 "cIsar" Car.
Engine No. SIS, on which Trinkle
was working. was backing in on the
west end of the coal chute track for
coal and water. A short distance west
OF the coal chutes second track
branches off from the coal chute track
and runs along side of the stcrehouse.
A short distance cas-; of where the
two tracks separate there was standing
string of box cars.
1t is said that TrinRle had leaned
ont OF the cab to look at the outlet of
and in doing so his back was toward
the box car, at the end OF the string
on the track alongside of the one on
which the locomotive was moving.
AS he leaned out his head failed
which struck the back OF Trinkle's
SNui anu ioiSeu IL oSoi"Ss siiS i'A " g -
size of the cabs window frame, crush
ing the skull fearfully.
Finds Fireman Dead.
The frightful pressure relieved.
Trinkle sank in a heap on his seat.
The engine was moving slowly, and
when il approached the water crane
Trimming called over 20 his fireman,
and asked him if the locomotive was
spotted for the crane. He so no
answer. Going over he found Trinkie
apparently dead, as he in fact was.
At the spot where the accident hap
pened the two tracks are about FIVE
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sum OF $1s.4ss.so REPORTED At
NIGHT MEETING OF WORKERS
WEDNESDAY.
MONEY STILL COMING
IN WITHOUT WORK
Cards continus to Come in From Peo-
With Hospital Projset-Moore and
Cummings Add Substantial subserip.
tions-Fellingham Congratulate Y.
NJ. c. A.

At the night meeting Of the workers
on the German Evangelical Deaconess'
hospital project, held Wednesday night.
more than enough money was reported
by the teams in charge OF the canvass.
From sl3.2ss reported twentyfour
hours before. the sum for the hospital
had grown to $15,453.50 by Wednesday
night. Fifteen thousand was the amount
set out to raise. Aside from the larger
subscriptions heretofore mentioned A.
a. Moore added 5000. and B. F. Cum
nings $500 to the list.
Cards containing hospital subscrip-
tions are still being turned in by work
ers who have had the amounts volun-
teered to them by people who are
anxious to become identified with the
project.
John A. Sieg made the same PROPOSE
ton in furnishing brick as he did to
the Z. II. c. \.
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Mi.ereants Steal Flowers.

Miscreants some time Wednesday
night entered the yard at the home of
DR.. w. c. Payne, corder of Third and
State. and stole several stalks OF Mrs
Paynes pale blue delphimiums, which
she was anxious TO save for seedlings
Not content with stealing the pretty
blossoms. the miscreants pulled some
of the stalks up by the root and threw
hem on the ground after stripping off
the flowers. a few weeks ago the
PAYNE lawn, on which Mrs. Payne
does much work in ORDER that her aow
er beds may be well cared for, was
raided Of a quantity of beautiful lilies
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
Going On 5000
Mile Auto Trip

What will be one of the longest
Journeys by automobile that has ever
been attempted by any one of this
city is to be begun by ). c. Williams,
and four others Friday morning. Those
who will accompany MIN are his sons
Vincent and Ralph. ana J. B. Troutner
and Albert Bergner. employees Of the
Marshalltown Trowel Company, OF
which Mr.. Williams is president. Mr..
Williams and his sons contemplate a
trip that viii take them about 5000
miles and last well into August The
other men of the party will go only
part Of the way.
Leaving here early Friday morning
in Mr.. Williams cars. the party will
go west without making any prolonged
stops until Cheyenne, Wyo, is reached.
From there they will go 10 Cody. Wyo,
where they will remain for about a
week They will then go thru Missoula
and on TO Spokane ana Seattle. At
Seattle the car will turn south down
the Pacific coast and follow 1t thru
San Francisco. San Jose, Santa Bar
San Diego.
AeSSTS- 1Eoutile! anu 0SISucI al e vi
their vacation. They will remain with
the car as long as they can be spared
from their work, and when summoned
back they will return by train. The
party expects 20 spend most OF the
time in the open The equipment for
the trip includes a complete camping
outfit. provisions and bedding. The
party expects to camp. fish. and hunt
along the way.
Unless some unexpected circun-
stance prevents, Mrs. Williams and the
two other children viii go to San
Diego late in the summer and join Mr.
Williams and the boys there. The fam
lily expects to remain at San Diego
during the winter.
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F. A. EgUenberger. and Il. S. Lsc, 81:
OF Mount Carroll, ILL.,; and A. f. Benz
nett, OF Compton, III.
Marion Tevvns,,;p conv.n%ien.

Marion Tewnsijp cervsntien.
The Sunday schools Of Marion town
ship viii hold their annual convention
Sunday afternoon. June %, at tho
Green Mountain church. The program.
which viii begin at 2 o'clock. follows:
Devotional service-W. G. McAfee.
Song-School.
Recitation-Helen Wheeler.
Recitation-Pearl Smith,
The Duty of tn. Church Members
to the Sunday Scholars. B. +.
Gettle.
Song-Schocl..
Recitation-Carol Lowe.
Observation-Disclosures Hodges.
Song-School
What Has the Sunday School
Done"-"For the Pupils" Rev. James
Swallow: "for the parent" Rev. Will
lam Byers: "for the church." Rev. Lee
Roy Gallagher.
Song-Male quartet
Recitation-Irma Somers
Papers. Sunday School Before or
After Church. Which Mrs. Minnie
e. Lincoln. Mrs. T. p. Lowe.
Business meeting.
Closing song.
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Stanford NWxs.

Miss Evelyn Kirk has been quite sick
with a severe attack Of tonsHitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphreys. Mr..
and Mrs. P. II. Humphreys. and Henry
Humphreys motored to Minerva Sun
day and spent the day at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Humphreys.
Mrs. Laura st. John. 1t Eldora. 10
spending the week At the Frank St.
John home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Davis spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George OBryan. who live east Of Lis
comb In the North Star neiEhborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ethmsr Coz entertain
ed party Of about forty guests Sat
urday evening. Various games and
amusemen.s had been arranged and
happy social evening was enjoyed. De-
licious refreshments were served by
Mrs. Cox, assisted by Mrs. VIII Ho-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
FELLINeHAM is GLAD.
Former Local Secretary Says City Has
Broken STATE Record.

OF all the men who We're pleased with
the result OF the canvass tor 7. NJ {.
a. building. none rejciced more than
did General Secretary J. H Telling
ham, Of the Des Moines Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. Fellinsham was a former secretary
of the local association. and while he
was connected with the work here the
OLD building on South Third avenue
was remodeled Mr.. Fellingham wired
hss congratulations to General Secre-
1ary H. E. Wilson Tuesday in the fol-
lowing words:
"Des Moines is shouting with you
over the great victory. Considering her
size. Marshalltown has broken all Iowa
records in giving to the Y. N. c. A.
and the city Will loom up bigger than
ever on the map OF Iowa. Heartiest
congratulations to yourself and all your
splendid leaders" "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
NebIett Likes Fish, But

D. D. Neblett a Well-known traVeI-
ing man of this city. bowls IN the win
ter and fishes in the summer for his
recreation. While making his territory
in northern Iowa he spent Sunday
fishing at Spirit Lake. His days catch
amounted TO sixteen wall-eyed pike,
four black bass, and a crappie. He
DISPATCHED the fish by express, con-
signed to Mrs Neblett, in this city.
NebIett reached home Wednesday aft
ernoon, TO fnd that the fish had not
come Inquiry developed mistake In
routing. The fish were sent to Wash
ington Iowa.
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soidi.r., Homo CONCERT.

The band concert to be given this
evening at the soldiers home for the
benefit of the band will commence at
Z and continue until 9 o'clock. The
following program will be given:
March, Entry of the Gladiators'
Selection, THE Chocolate Soldier.
Waltz Loves Entreaty". Huffer
Vocal Solo. Garland of Old Fash
toned Roses -....----..... heRnie!
E. l.. Fosdick
Overture Morning, Noon and
Night" suppe
Descriptive, Cavalry Charge" .Luders
Intermission
Two-Step, waiting for the Robert
e. Lee" ...'' - : : :. : A|e !" -
Fantasia, "reminiscences OF Verdi
-. - - $3.50 - g
Brass quartet. "Sebeiia" Pettee
Messrs. Gageby. walling. Fosdtck, and
Field
Selection. The Red Widow" .Gebest
,Two-step, Good Night Nurse"
...... .................-. walker
National air.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
garnhart Leaves Owe. Million.

Arthur NJ. Rarnhart, late Chicago
typefounder. and a former newspaper
owner of this county, was found TO
have left an estate valued at s1.341,o00
when the will was probated. The es-
tate is left to Mr.. Barnhart's widow,
Mrs. Stella LaZella Barnhart. and her
son. Arthur VI. Barnhart. The latter
is to receive the income of $4,000 until
he is of age, and will then share the
entire income Of the estate. which is
left in trust until the mothers death.