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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

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$500 uno ben meit hires 8ernio8snS
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berlpolter bon @taiam Rtehdus
8erionaIien $1,000, @runbetgentbum
$4,000.
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fpdl.erin bon SenrD IItbaus; BerIo'
noIien 1880, @runoeigent5um
$500.
gernorhine gaumonn lit Ieitn'
Observation-Disclosures bon Gng1tlt Bau'
mann; Berionnlien $500.
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term son Samliel aisoDts; 9rlnb
eigentblim $1,000.
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mel; GeriondIten $4,000.
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Ter BON Geo 3imn1erer, 8runoeigen
tbum 5000.
8eritte6enes.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
Rlus benz Yolt3ei8eridt.

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2eibe ging. neil er ibrem Sobnd,er
Die Soien itramm eeSosen bate, frtre
iid am Coming Dor Votiseiritrtc.
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aens All perontporten hcben. SER
Iopinion bate om Gienitaa bic Hrai
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on er beruiiid) bornn berhinoert mar
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ibm aud beiptaigt .plroe.
@erid,pben ipurSe ebeuFn1s BIZ
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ltmInigt Uirb, benz 0entn6ier VI
Collins $50 aefiobler 81 hnben
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innof. CIR muroe ~porgeitern erlpiit,i
ais er ourh Elm Geaerfeniier m oel
Seller oes Sauies an Der Ode Der .
Strabe unb Greennnn Aperuie einge
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banhluns fiibrie or Bill ieiner Gni
ihuIoiauug ON. Dab er betrunfen ee
tueicn lei. nbcr niee aEsreoe 30
nidyf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
stiir bic 3eitunssinnsen
Wrohartige NinfrefporittllnHs am
ndfiten 1pnnrritaa In Der
Wmiifbale.

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Ser Wuitfballe cine sroBartige Wit'
ftrelporitellung Der 3eitrnasn anaen
itaft unb 3pdr unter ben aitipisien
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|tion". Gnrf Die goriteIliihn ioilen Die
MitfeI gum rnterbaIt Der 0eieaifa't
uno 5nr Shaffung .eiileS beI'eren
nno groBeren Sonptauartiers fir Die
anoben nufgebraht foeroen. Ter
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bis ouf ben Iebten Blns geiiiQt iein
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DoItung. beren Soften aisihlieBlidI
BON ben 3eitunasiuneen beiiritten
.pcroen. 9tur aIs .ssrterlotutoren"
iinb prominenie giirger herange5oger
tpcrben, namIih 9itraerneiiter Senrr
z. Sunf, Stto armIeoer uno Sobr
gbuff unb oieie perben ibre lis5i
Roth nit ben ibIagfertigeu anobeF
baben, beren mit bic strabe &c
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grogrnmrns 6eiteht aus WnrihepoIu
tionen. aeulenftapirgen. Sonte!
iibunaen, fomiiden Efi5en uip. Ill
oritten 3heil miro Die 1hatiateit In
ITurninaI Der 3eiiungsfraben pr IT
tiih oemcnitrirt Cite I'm 8oroerfau
iinb go. 100 ShiuitopIace erhditiid)
pom n1flIten Wpntng an fonnen Die
ieIbeu bei Der gburf.geiutamp 60.
giertc uno elm Strnbe. reierpir
ruerner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

f5,.h. ghos. Jorfts, 80. qIsaidnt
I Riose.
2iaian 81. DtGtits, 80. RoripoOO.
Gum. 8. s6ort, 20, 291O Gilbert aD.
59sr,Ie 6. g:rrOne, Is. 1866 Wtons
tistb 4ps.
(5atob Stsinbsrg. %, 519 Deft 2is
bertp Strube.
iQnna Shor, IS. 419 glart Ctr.
(,Spbu 80. groun, 90. 1908 gaps
mil,r Strabe.
qoois asmtubt. 80. 1858 JOrutsraD.
lgaul Stursis, %, palace 5otsl.
lRiua UNDERWOOD, 10, oessl.
(Garl Z. Wptentargtp. q, 1888 GEN
itop Qotnue.
lQeona g. golonin, 10. 3. uno 2ptle
5trabs.
(Martin I. Ginnot, %, 239 Dsft 6.
Strabs.
Jena T. anisbt, 26. 1906 Dalnui
Strabs.
(Dm. g. %. Jisis, 80, Gilbert Aps
6d3sl y. McGDmas. %, 2152 II'
pine 9ldse.
(glmer Gee. Runnsls, 81, 576 Mef
6. Strubs.
lTasis .. Grsrs. 20, bsssl.
Ibsuru Gee, q. 61s Oft 6. Ctr.
iElisabsib 6ugbes. 10. ossgI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

ten p~erIoiien hattie. Inn fioH eciis.
billie burd3nbrenner, ,uor r~eiHditbig
3mriidgefebrt uno bate bic poIisei er.
Iuft, stpff,en ihr nno ibrem 6ntten
su permitteln. Teteftin BEL uirfte
NIT grfoIg aIs 1rieoenSitifter nno
Dos Deriobnte Vaor rerIteb bunn
Sanb In 6ano oos Natbbous.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
Brad, oas Sanpgelcnf.

Ter - Sabre aIte Serop Srnrlet,
ron gro. 1924 gorf StraBe, fam &C.
itern Ratnrittog oils err Dor Der No
liseiitotion oes 5iinften Giltrift5
ilber ben Rinniteir iprinaen poatc,
10 unoiiifItt gu cSoa, oaB er iidj oos
retfe SonSgeleuf brad. Ter dnabe
nurSe mad ieiner eIterllten @o1.
nung eebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Die Is Sabre aIte Bran eoa gol-
les, an Ser Gneeu eitp apeuue. oer-
iud)te qeitcrn 8ormittaa iid' uad] CT.
nem fleinen 3piit nit threm 8otter
nit aarbolIdurc 8u oerglfteH. 8liid-
liherlpeilc tranf tie MIR menig BON
Dem Silt uto Die aer8te i'm Ct. 6rnn.
els Soipital. rpobiu lie gebradyt pur.
be. hatten ie iebr baIo nuBer Scbcfs-
1efahr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
DaIe,Ban.

Sauptlina Infer uno feline vHebs"
trnfcn iriih5eiiig nno m~obIbeholten
aeitern Moraen aus RobiIe in girm.
madam, aln.. elm, 100 lie 8 Iaae rer.
meilen mnb 8 Spiele nit ben Cham.
pions Der Sontbcrn Siga tgatons"l },
heute teginneao, 5un austrna btIn-
aeu pcrben. N1hrcno hes geitrIaen
nor. nn6 Nnhmittags batten lie Be.
i~eaenleit. iih auf Dem ocriiger Spisl'
plate ein3miiben.
Tahlaren, oer r~ieienarnBe rietc
gtleuoerer Der .geos". pelt,er ihon
i'm Serbit 1911 foutraftiif perpfiid-
ref rmirbe, unb lid, eHoli6 %porgeltsrn
nm Iienite meIoete. id,elnf benz
SInb be~Scutenoe @erit1rtuna bringer
An fonnen unh iteht ibm peruianetts
anIieauna I'M ausiift.
Gil ioIaenoen sehn Der fiinfschr
9ombaroiere meroen ei~rirreiIen in
alu6 per6Ieiben uno init oernieIber
Gnoe oieieg Monnies uaf Cincinnati
snriidfehren: Suggs, Benton, IrcuI
INC. grOpi1. Morfs, Starter, DC
Ianns, gafaro. 1ablsreu unS We
Jntire.
lie folaenoen in gorrpbile anfdiii
Gen Gineinnafier gaQipie!er iinb i'll
bieje Saiion bon nuslpdriigen pro
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oeh uno merscn iif oenieIben nab
reno Der n1fiten @ohe 8u ben lb
lid,en Observation-Disclosures aHid1l'r
hem. n. Tiaer uno w. Sodep Wer
Aapen, Conn.,; ~Gbud" Curtis In
.ReD@ Nad C2erinston, ap.). Grch
6cllep uab 5rao aniider tIlaisea
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stpesncp t8attle Greet. ap). 60
ya1Dfon ii. Cliff sofep tIdptcn, 81
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Sfnpp (x1nd,ita, anrf.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Cine nfrf0bmngsfacnr fpielte ii6
oeftern Wcrgen I'm polioeibaupt.
ouortirr ob. 1r1n Qend Grpntdr, rcn
-. 028 popI0r gtr06e, BE ottneb4
" Dor mebrersu xasea i6ssn 0os.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Sat- ebcgrfaItuugtit NIT
ptnem 5uiten oerbunoen. grfdltuli.
aen unb 5uiten 5ufoutmen fonrca
leitt ae'dbrlif) neroen. aber Er Mn.
QUIT a0nig's Somburser @rtittbee
furirt cine grfdltung raid lHo NIT
oerielben peridpulroet Der Suiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
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.,Blaabit III, oaB oie GG}riitftei.
lerin 2auqjiiI ith ma! eiaen VoGses
MAIDEN ptro2"
.g3arum nit,t? @ena re beira.
tbet2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
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Gin 10 beaeiiterter ShauipieIer2"
g.: so. tpenu Der etnen apfal
iiebt, idngt er ihon an aus Bern
Eel" gu oefldrrfren."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-31
DEpOsITARrEs

Abercrombis. First National Bank ........!
Abercrombie, First State Rank .......,..)
Adams, Seandis-Annerican Bank ...........l
Adams. Security State Bank ............l
Adrian. First State Bank ;n:.;
Alexander Citizens State Bank ...........
Alfred, First State Bank ................
Alice State Bank aoE 40. 80. .........
Al%cnt: Formers g. n ;siats S ERank .....
Ambrose. Citizens State Bank. ...........
Ananoose.s First National Bank ...:...!...
lAAaltnoose, MeIfsernry County State Bank =.
A Anessoo eAb. nn. State n sais9a.i
1sea. EsEaiHer. { MeFFcharas Bank .....::..
H Hntks f FIJI National Bank .......::..
A Ast J i t;sss s ss::s Ell sssE :...::::::::::::|
Xshisy: GSnion stste Bank .............
Rseel.pcc. First STATE Bank
6sifcuf. First State Bank Of ...........
bSnssy. F@srniers. Security Bank ..........l
s s:Tasy, B:isi.t e SAFE ! B.ai . :..:.::...
Barton, fsrissrs, i Nsrc-aats Rank n:
Beihesfe, Rsthsatel State Bank ..........
s s.a.E hts G,tiy S &c tis,ak .....
III. Fsisaesss Msrshsnts Bsrk
HsScb. Beach Stste Bank northumberland.
g se'Ss,d E Eas.1 Nst s,s;a R.nk .. 8
NenedSct. fifst state Bank ....
Bensley, Farmer State Bank ............
Bss1sl!.. Fisst State yB.nk .........
gstls!s Bart & trteo I'D s !. .
5essd. Ssesisf VIZ Psal
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-31

Last season Joe Tinker Anishedi
ne list Of 800 batters Tor the r 4
time IL his career Of twelve yearakn
the National league,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-09
RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE.
Forty Ministers From Three States At.
tend First Days Session at Ames.

Special to Times Repu blican
Ames, July 9.-Forty ministers from
rural churches in the DaEo tas, Mime
sofa and Iowa had registered Tuesday
at the third annual rural life conference
at Iowa State College in session July Z
TO July l9 Many others Will come In
later for part of the session.
Not much ministerial garb was in
evidence. Coats off, sleeves rolled up.
and soft shirts and collars was the
usual garb Of the men who have come
to the college to get new ideas and
methods for work in rural communities.
Twenty OF the forty were men who
are working under the direction of the
home mission board OF the Presbyterian
church, and are sent by their church to
the conference Most Of the other de-
nominations in the state were repre-
sented.
Tn special feature Of the second week
of the conference is the series Of lee
lures by DR.. T. n. Carver, Of Harvard
who is now the director OF the rural
orga nization service OF the United
States department OF agriculture. DR.
Carver lectures on rural economics
Clair s. Adams, 81 2cment, Ill, g suc-
cessful country pastor. is special lee
tnrer on rural sociology. and rura
pedagogy.
The conference at Iowa state Colleg'
i stands unique among similar conse.
| ences over the country In that 1t h con
Quoted under the auspices Of q stat
institution and that no fee Ii asked O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-09
CENTRAL IOWA HORTICULTURE.
IsTs CALLED TO ASSEMBLE IN
DEs MONIES JULY IS.
WILL CONSIDER WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES LAW
Freight Rates., Corporation in Buying
Packing Cases and Marketing Crop,
and othsr important Questions to
Be Acted upon-M.stins Open to All
Apple Growsvs.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames. July S.-The Iowa Fruit Grow
ers' Association ts calling the apple
men of the central part of the state to
attend a meeting at Des Moines July
Is, to consider a number of important
questions in. connection with the mar
ketins of this years apple crop. How
to meet the requirements Of the new
what to do about the national apple
barrel law how to get fairer freight
rates on shipments ont OF the state to
eastern points, how to buy packages
more cheaply and how to market more
effectively viii all be discussed
ut is not clear to apple growers just
what the new state law on weights and
measures will require of them as they
pack their apples" says Laurenz
Greene, horticultural expert of the Iowa
q agricultural experiment station and sec
rotary of the association.r"N Nor are the
provisions of the national law on pack
ing and branding apples altogether
understood. We hope TO hear from our
Etate inspector of weights and measures
about them"
In the matter of ratiroad rates. the
Iowa shipper suffers serious discrim-
ination. 1t costs much more for the
Iowa apple grower to ship his fruit into
the Chicago market than the New York
grower. sometimes twice as much.
At this meeting central Iowa growers
will also make Up .heir+nrders for CO.
operative buying Of barrels. boxes and
other apple packages. and consider
larger cooperation in marketing their
crops Already the association has or
ders for about 10000 barrels and $1,000
boxes.
similar meeting for southwestern
Iowa apples was held at Council Bluffs
several weeks ago. Next Tuesdays
meeting az Des Moihes will be in the
capitol building. at the Offices of the
Iowa Horticultural. Society. and it is
open to all apple growers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-09
MAKES GETAWAY FROM HoSPl.
TAI AT FORT DODGE ATriREo
ONLY IN NIGHT CLOTHING.
VICTIM or MARsHAL's
BULLET GoWRlE SOUGHT
Frank Lamher, in Hospital Recover
ing From Wounds, Concludes to Go
While Going 10 Good-Was to Have
Been Taken to Jail to Answer Charge
of Possessing Burglar Tools.

Fort Dodge, July 9.-Clothed only in
escape from the third floor of Mercy
hospital shortly after o'clock a. M.
via the fire escape.
Lambert was shot and quite seriously
wounded by Marshal Z. B. Mcfarland
OF Gowrie the night of June q when
the latter attempted to put him under
arrest, Since his encounter with the
marshal he has been AT the hospital
recovering from the effects OF the
wound when ne was to be taken to the
county jail. The charge fled against
him was carrying burglars tools.
According to Dr. Marray Wildnan,
who had charge OF the Wounded man.
Lam bert was 10 have been removed 10
the county jail either today or tomor-
row. He said that he had fully recov-
cred from the effects OF the wound.
Must Have Been Wise.
LAM bert no doubt knew that If he
failed TO make his escape last night
he would have little more oppor-
tunity. A bout a. n. today. he arose
from his bed and told the nurse in
charge that he was going to the toilet
room He went down TO the end of the
hall and entered the room which opens
to the fire escape.
AS the man failed TO return after
a reasonable length OF time. an inves-
tigation was started and the escape
discovered The authorities were i'm
nediately notified and a search FOR
over an hour of the grounds near the
hospital failed to reveal the hiding
place OF the man.
AS the man had only night robe
on. he could not travel in daylight
without causing suspicion unless he
managed 10 exchange clothes with
scsrecrow or find some wearing APP
parel on some clothes line. II is the
general belief, however. that he hit
for the country Immediately after his
escape where he Will hide until even
ing and then make raid for some
clothes.
Is Of Heavy Build.
Lambert is d man who weighs over
two hundred pounds, had red hair and
is So years OF age. He is fees
8 inches in height and has the end off
OF the index finger Of his left hand.
He was shot thru the right shoulder
and the wound paralyzed his right
arm so that he carries it in the same
position as if It were In sling.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-09
FoRrv-FouR COMPLETE WORK
Record Breaking Summer Class a
Iowa State University.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Iowa City, July s.-All records will
be shattered at the university of Iowa
midsummer commencement on July %,
when. at the Afty-sixth convocation,
forty four candidates for degrees will
receive their coveted honors This is
the largest number in the history Of
the universiry's summer sessions. The
roster of applicants follows:
Bachelor Of Arts-Adelaide y. Barry
Iowa City; Helen K Baum, Stone
City; Mary Benson, GIadbrook; D. D..
lin. Colorado Springs, Colo: H. D..
d!anola: ]. H. kimple. Corydon: A. l..
knipe. New Hartford: Anna D. Little
field. Aurelia; Charlotte NJ. Noteboon,
Java. s. D.: Roscoe Patch. Hartley;
Laurel NJ. Peterson. Britt; Geneva
Schneider. Iowa City; Emma c. Schoe-
herman, Lester; B. F. Seydel. Iowa
City: w. j. Shirley, Minburn; Bertha
Sterling. BROOKLYN: H. P. Trumbo,
Early; and 6. B. Woodwork, Shenan-
deaf.
Bachelor of Science E F. Bech,
Belle Fiaine; H. E. Harlow. Abba; and
J. l. Marker, Liscomb.
Master Of Arts-F g. Rrusne. Glad
brook: Olo L. Chew. Iowa City: Lucy
Z. Edwards. Des Moines; I. L. Guern
sey Corydon; G. F. kurtz. Des Moines;
Helene L. Landsberg. Oak Park. H.; "
L. Mangun. Mt. Vernon: F. NJ Phil
lips, Granite Falls, MINI; F. p. Ross
Gait; !. u Van Houten. Pella: and
Mary F. Williams. Iowa City
Master Of Science-Zoe R Frazier
Nevada: T. Z. Moore Jewett. O.: and
Katherine l.. Stewart. Davenport.
Doctor % Philosophy X. Ander
son. Minneapolis. MINI. and c. r.
Malrberg. st. Peter. Mimi
Civil Engineer. D. krenz. Buffalo
Center
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-09

Special to Ttmes-RepuDilcan.
Toledo, July Sword from Orange.
Cal. announces the marriage Of MISS
Edna Mathews, former Toledo girl.
10 MI. Walter Lowell. The bride Is the
Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. O.
d. Mathews, who formerly lived In To-
ledo.
Misses Eta Donat and neices. Lu-
ellie and Maudet Baldwin, leave Thurs
day for Faye,te, where they will visit
with Miss Donat's brother. From there
they will go to Duluth. MINI, where
they win spend the remainder OF the
summer at home Of Prof. and Mrs. w.
S. Donat.
Miss Mayme Dempsey. Of Cedar
RAPIDS. came Tuesday for visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Emil Ben
esh.
Mrs. ] a. Owen and Mrs. F. F.
Speaker and daughter are visiting rel
atives at Role this week.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. W. Cunningham
returned the first Of the week from
visit with relatives at Independence.
c. A. Baxter returned home Monday
morning from his trip to the Gettys-
burg reunion.
Mrs. G. :. Wooten. o. Des Mofnes.
is visiting her parents for few days
George Hutchinson and family. OF
Marion, are attending the tennis tour
nament. Mr.. Hutchinson is one OF the
contestants.
DR.. F.. p. st. Clair and family, OF
Clarion, former residents "f this city
are attending the tournament this
week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-09
Northern Ioua Items

!, force. Stranze.as il may seem, he es-
capped with no broken bones but sufe
tered a dislocate4 shouldeF and s1s.ny
painful bruises 1fiarfecstsing hedl-
cal care he was removed ta-hil home
| which is with his daughter. Mrs. c. II.
Merrill, 2o03 Franklin street, where he
is able to be about the house and i'm
proving daily.
WsiIshure.
Wellsburg was given a lively fire
scare about 10 o'clock Friday forenoon.
The woodwork around the chimney in
Mrs. Assins's summer kitchen caught.
A burning straw stack wouldn't have
given out more smoke, THE fre ives
| discovered before the flames had eaten
into the dry woodwork. The water
bucket brigade was on the job early
and the fire company came out
promptly, but when they got ready for
action the fire had been reduced to
! smoke. The damage TO the building
didn't amount to much but Mrs. AS
sings dinner which was cooking on
the stove in the kitchen was reduced
| to soup.
Mason City.
! A near fatality occurred two. miles
south of the city early Sunday morn
! ing the result Of an auto accident in
which Mrs. T. j. Bartch. residing
corner of State and Superior. had her
| left hip broken in three places. her
collar hone torn from. its fastehinss
besides other painful and serious in
juries. Mrs. Bartch is in the Story
| hospits., where she was taken late
II t~S, ~tA
given medical attention from which
under normal conditions she is ex-
! pected TO recover Mr.. and Mrs Bartch
/ were en- route nome from Fairfield
where they were on visit and had lei,
their daughter with relatives there and
were within two miles OF the city
"hcn The steering gear gave way.
Clear Lake.
The funeral of Oscar Stevens. on
OF Clear Lakes Oldest and bes
known early settlers and man yer!
prominent in that city was held Sun
day afternoon and the body laid a
rest in the cemetery at that place. Mr.
Stevens has been a resident OF Clea
Lake the past forty years. Death re-
suited from recent stroke OF paraly
Bis. Mr.. Stevens was at one time man
ager OF flour mill near the outlet ant
later went in the boat building bust
ness. Stevens Point across the lax
was named for him. He was 4 maj
about 80 years old. His wife an
daughter died little less than yea
ago and he is survived by two sons
Hubert and Guy Stevens, both at Clea
Lake. CIR. Stevens was a member o
many Of the fraternai orders Of tina
city.
Anamosa.
Rev. w. r. Bundy, pastor Of tn
Cass Center. Congregational church
has rendered his resignation. This wi
take effect Oct. 1. This step is no
taken on account Of any discord 80 fa
as Mr.. Bundy and his congregatio
are concerned. He has put IN abou
. forty-eight years-nearly half cen
tury-in the work Of the ministry. an
contemplates retirement and the res
OF which ne is certainly deserving. ia
service OF Rev Mr.. Bundy has bee
long and faithful service-Alled as
must have been with sacrifice. and Of
tentime1 dishcartenine setbacks. H
has been faithful-a true hearted an
, conscientious worker Deeking to con
struct and add to the church OF hi
: Christ &c Sc waterman Of the civ
war. having been in service with Ii
federal navy during that great con
} dict.