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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

fonnte baeegen nidt perfe6rt iperben.
9as Sonuenliht pirft duf Die 8ellen
uno Die Citation bes @iffeltburmes III
81 idpaf. oils baB Die bon ibr auss
gcbenben Wenen purb Die Wauert
Orin9en. Batter sllfaui purbe 9es
fro9t, pelde 8eripenoung Die neue
G%ntoedung finbeu tonne, er Iagte
aber. bas miiile man Iarroni fra9eu,
er fonne unb piirfe es niht mi.S
tbeileu.
Setanntlih battcn ieftierih
GiniliiIie perlan9t, bdB Yater Ilfanj
feline rabiotelegraphiide Citation SER
itnre, bamit er nid)t i'm .8ebcimcn"
nit Dem Sl. Stubl correspondence,
Damn lpuroen militdriife unb poitz
tehniihe Sebenten gelteno genradt,
IobaB miniiteriel bereits Die Iufs
bebilng Der Citation perfiigt nurpe,
Iber Die pincnidaftlide 8elt Staz
liens aler pplitiiden Scfenntniiie
trnt entihloiien fir Die 'Selaiiung Del
Citation bes 9elebrten ScolopianerS
Elm uno Die 3e9ierune mIbte tnfolges
beiien ibr Serbot riifsdn9i9 MAIDEN.
Ser auf bieie 8eiie geiiferten Stas
tion bat man nun cine neue ipihtige
luiiienihaftli6e gntbedung 5u pers
odnfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Wiettise raSieteIeeraptiiebe
GntSeefmneen Ses paters
2tlfani.

Sic fii6renbe YrelIe StaIien' s
bringt dusfilbrlihe Ingaben iiber cine
neue fuifti9e Gntoedung, Die Der
Sireftor bes fimenianiihen Sbierpa<
forums in Sloren3, Safer Ilfani (5us
9lei1 unbeitrittene Iutoritdt auf Dem
8ebiete Der grbbebenforihung) gez
maht bat. Ser Slater erbielt fiir5lif
ben geiu6 bon Rarconi, unb beibe
nnterbielten it'd bariiber, Oh es mD9z
lid lei, Die 5ers'i6en @elen alld)
bann nod ab5ufanseu, ipenn lie burd1
Rauern 9eeaneen itnb. Bis iest ipar
eS erforberlif, INN Die @ellen in Gms
pfang 81 nc6men. cine 9uftItation gu
erridten, Die in betrdhtliher Sp6e
lieeen muBte. Yater Ilfani glaubte
nun, buB in Der seifloiienen &uppel
oes Sloren5er Comes ~fpeni9itens bas
grforberniB Der Sobe erfiiut lei. Sie
tir6lifen 8eb6rben saben linn Die
grlaubniB gu einem Experiment. Bon
Der auppel aus purben brei Srdbte
berabeeiibrt biz in cine @ntfernune
bon bier Ietern iiber DEM 8ooen.
Sort ipurben lie 5u einem einSisen
Srabte u~ereinigt unb an Den @m>
pfan9ss Ipparat angeihloIien. 8oben
nurbe bur6 ben gntlaoer zines gliBs
ableiters senommen, Der in einen
8rlinnen on Der reften Seitenmalier
bes Comes miinbet. Die ean5e rabios
telesrabiife Station befanD iid baber
nit teinem ein5igen Sbeile inn Sreien.
Nae Seniter bes Comes ipurben iibers
Dies bermetiib perid)loiien.
Sn Der Naft bonn 2. auf Sen 8.
SUM begann Safer Ilfani Die Ser
ilfe. Gin @eipitter itorte Tie Suerit,
abcr I'M Ritternadt trat Gube Elm.
Die meteorolo9iid)en Signnlc bon Yaris
fpnnten nit aIer Seutlid)feit abgez
nommen iperben. Iuf Wnprib unb
Sonlon iprrben b~eutlid1 perItanoen.
Ser Batter fonnte feititellen. ba6 Die
Stdrfc Der @eaen etipas ihipdfer iii
ais bel einem Iufnabme : Ipparat
I'M Sreien. Sic grperimente ipurben
ausgeoebnt, inbem Der Ieroprabt bis
gum Sauptportal ~perldueert ipurbe,
IobuB er Die 2dn9e bon 40 Netern
beiaB. Spdter purbeu Die Seriufe
aud am Saee nnternommen uno gers
binbun9en nit 9oltanp, GentoceQe
mn Sriolis ermp9liht, Wit Yaris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Str t1,ilfreS Eamrier tnS Ste
fatkeIi1cbe SePmle.

Sic ,Weit>g Canada" brinst bofit
iiberraihenbe autentiide Ha6riGten
iiber Sir 2aurier uno feline SteIluns
our fatbolii6en Sdule. GO beibt in
Der Summer bonn %. Stunt nie folet:
Infer 8efpdbrsmann lit Der bodotp.
gater Yortelanee, 81. W. S. IlS
berielbe nod Sfarrer mar, ipra6 er
zines Sonntass in Der Ser3 Seiu@
Stride in Sttatpa bon Der Yflift faz
tboliider gltern, lire &inber in Die
tatbolii6e S6ule gu ihiteuL iotpie bon
ben tirhliden Strafen fpelhe auf bic
gernadldiiisums oieier Yflift geiest
iinb. 2aurier ge9orte 5u bieier Sfars
rel nno bate bic @prte bes Sfarz
rers pernommen. &urSe Belt bnrauf
trai er nit elmer Dame SuIammen.
Die our ielben Yfurrei seborte uno
lire ainhcr IN Die relieionsloie
Gffcnt.;dIc Shule ihidte. 2aurier
fraltc Die Game in ipiselubem Gone,
OBJ tic benn feline &neit Dor ben firfs
lifeu Strafem hattie. ipornuf lie i'm
fragte, mas er BON Der Nctbipenbigs
XXI Ut luiguttfuISu SuIulS puu]le.
Ser Yremier antfportete, er iebe uidt
eut, fpoSlI Die. taftoliihcn S6ulen
~notbipenbig ieien..rone
Die Game bate MN ni1ts gilis
ceres an tbnn, als Dem Yfarrer bieIc
Reuiefcit 6u iiberbrinsen. Safer
Yortelance ipo0te Die Sahe niht
slauben unb begab iif gum Sremier
tint cine formellee @rfldrung aus
beiien eiaenem Iunoe 81 erbalten.
limb 9auricr ertldrte bem Slater aus
briidlih, er baltic Die fatbolii6en Shus
len fir boIitdnbie iiberfliiiIig.
@it eieier grtldruns itebt 2aurier
nift mebr auf fatboliifem 9oben.
limb leiber itebt bieie Grfldruns im
ihoniten Suiammenbaus NIT aus
oeren tpobIperbiirsten NaGrihteu.
Bon einem Stuoieugenpiien Cir @ils
fribs erfilbren mir Sotscnbes: MS Der
iunse 8ilfrib feline tlaiiiiben Stus
bien anfaneen ioute. bate iein Sater
.8ebenfen", i'm in cine bon Yrieltern
geleitete Gnitalt 81 ididen; Der Sobn
berubi9te Den Sater nit Der Be-
merfung. CT mare aesen Den gtnfllB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

Der @ciitli6feit ~geietiet". go
fam Wilfrio in Das Goae9 bon
2'Nnomption, mo CT gldn3enoe Stu>
oien mafte. 9ei ieinem Ib9ang
nur0e er benuftrngt. cine Geoe ilber
bas Sapittbum 3u balten. Inter ipeld'
Ipe5ielem @eiidtspuuft ba5 Yapittbum
betradtet murbe. oeiien f1nnen mir
ms au9eubliflih nitlt erinucrn, bas
tbut aud nid)ts CUR Sahc. 9aurier
srntetc fiir feline He6e roilifeneen
Behalf. Il5 cr balb raranf Die
Wac@ia llntperiitdt 6e3og, purOe er
bonn 8eneral@ Sitar BON Wontreal 90
beten, nicie Hcpe nod eiunlal 81
balteu, lebnte aber ab NIT Der Be-
merfln9, CT babe in hieicr Hebe niht
feline llcber3eugung, ionbern nur Die
.Iniiht bes GolIegs" pertretcn.
ellie bicie Sbatiaden iinS lpoblpers
biiret. Serner lit es Sbutiade, DAB
&aurier nad) Ieinem Siege i'm Sabre
1896 Den ab9eitonbenen &atholifcn
Carte our Hc9elung Der Sdulfra9e
nuf Rdnitoba ianbte, haB CT Den
grimmigen &atbolifenbaiier Clifford
clifton aus Idnitoba in iein &abie
nett aufnabm unb bieiem clifton gu
liebe i'm Sabre 1905 ben &atbolifen
Sasfatfetpan's lnb Ilberta's peniger
einrdumte, ais er anfdngIih poate.
clifton le9te bamals ia iein Sort
folio angeblid) aus Sppoiition gegen
Die S6ulflauIeln nieber; 2aurier
puBte aber 9an5 gut, baB clifton aus
gang anberen @riinben eeben muBte,
unb baB nihts auf Der @elt bieIen
geeniGen balten fonnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
8etaete GintpanHertft ifsaet,t
bSie Grfahrnneeft.

Gus Stem gorf perlautet tpieber etns
NAL: Cine iieb5ie Sabre alte beuti6e
Srdu, Otpelhe Die 9ieile iiber ben
Ocean ~unternommen bat, Inn lire
stpei in Oregon anidIitgen SDdter 5u
beiliden, iist felt ibrer Infunft nit
Dem Sampfer Sierra Nebaba" ailf
guis Sslaub, auf Elm Gffibapit hires
Shtpieeerlpbnes partenb, ob9leih tic
bas 8abubiIet biz gum 8eItimmuness
ort. 5tpeibunbert Rart nnD ibr beis
matblihes 8onfbuG iiber mebrere
SauIenb Tarf gtulaeen mitsebradt
bat. Ius faIi1en) Spar
a m ii / d ten unter>
nnbm Die 8ittipe gmilie Rantbep aus
8rdnbenburs Die 9eife I'M Spiifenocd
bes gendnnten Sampfers, unb bel Der
YrimGr : Suipeftion tpurbe Die Srau
in ben Snquiiitinneralim eeitedt.
Hadbem tie Die Sreuben bieIes
aufentbaltes senoiien. purhe lie Der
Snauiiition noreefiibrt Iino bon oieier
infolee zines dr5tli6en Itteites, mos
mad STRAIT Rantbep bur1 Genilitdt
perbin0ert leiu ioa. fir ibren 2ebenss
unterba[t an ioreen, feitgebaIten. biz
elm .Iffibabit" ibres Sd~Jpieeerioba
mes 8ilbelm Grispien bon Sfoie
2opee, Oregon. oab Die alte Srau
teinem @emeintpeIen our Gait fallen
iperbe, eintrifft. Sie beutl6e IiiIios
marin entbedte Die nod riiitige Srau
i'm 8ar5er unb nabm iid ibrer an.
Srau Nantbep er5dblte i9r. baB tie
Die 8eiie alisee5eifnet iiberitanoen.
ni6t eiuen Iusenblid ieefrant ees
ipeien lei uno feline Rabl5eit pers
1Gilmt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Hlittteilmneen
int Gnihlnf an ben gnfrnf
GO. Snnt 1879.
(Ginaeianot.)

geinabe 3ipei Ipnate Ii1o bere
f%loiien, ieitbem ih bieien Iufrnf binz
alsianbte. CIR trnf mand1es fatbos
lii6e Ser5; ben perihiebeniteu
Stnaten Imerita's fameu Seitrdge.
Ines in NQem bat iif Die Snmmlung
fir Den sroben Wiiiions5tped in China
bon $1,000 alif runb $4,000 per>
mebrt. @s paren 9aben bon $500
biz 5000, 9eDpfert bon parmfii5lenz
ben 8atbolifen aaer Stdnbe. Hiib<
reno uno erbnulih Iinb mnnde Der
griefe, tpelde Die 2iebesgabeu be-
sleiteten. Sd CLAUDE Die grlaribniB
Der eblen Mbienber porausIesen 5u
biirfen, einise Der 9rieie 81 alfees
meiner grmlnterung bier 81 nerz
Dffentlifen.
Cine frdfti9e Sarmer6anb ihreibt:
.Sbren Iufruf babe id 9eleIen unb
mill id 81 Sbrem erbnbenen 3iele
$500 beitrdgen. Sn Der Soffnune.
baB reft niele 8atboliten an bieiem
eblen 3pede mitbelfen. perbleibe
ib ETC."
SD babe BEN Grtifel ySeutihe
&ntboliteu Imerifa's" audi geIeien".
lhreibt Elm Inoerer, LIMB ienoe Sbneu
eiulieseno einen Gbed bon $25, ais
cine fleine Siilfc fir Die Niiiion in
China. Sh ipiinide bon Sersen, baS
Sbnen redt niele 3atbolifen nit mebr
ais ih tbun lam, 5u 9Ilfe tummen,
unO 6eid1ne ETC."
.Sodipiirben". 10 rctbt iid Gin
fpaderer 9lIremburaer an, rSbr Iufs
ruf in Der Sur. 8d5ette" traf and,
mid. bier meinen Gbed fir $500.
u. q. = fir 9%iiremburger.~
-
alls Dem 1eberidfpcmmunsss @ebiet
bon Sapton, Sbio. fommt elm riibren@
Der 9eipeis tatboliiten Spferiinns:
.Oblpobl beS grDBteu Sbeiles meiner
@riparniie perluitis gesangen, lam
i'd Sbren Iufruf nidt o6uebiu porz
iibereeben laIien. @inlieeeno finoen
Sic meinen Solar. @phte ieber
&atbolif ieine Yflift erfennen unb
odrnad) banoeln."
Gin ipabrbaft. eplcr. so~ttseieeneter
Srieiter idreibt: .Sabe SIREN Gufz
ruf I'M .8anoerer" seleien uub bems
ielben iofort Solae geleiitet. Nabm
Die Gouefte auf ilnb ienoe hermit $65.
gs lit nift piel. aber Die @emeinbe lit
tlein uno mir leIbit iinb am &irhens
ban. 8ir freuen uns, ipenn oas Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

,Seit iiber finf3ebn Sabren",
ihreibt Serr Heinbolo Shtpert bon
eurber. Colo. babe id, ipeun es
nStbis mar. ben IlpenfrGuter aes
branht; er lit bic ein5ise Rebi5in. amf
lie id, mid berlniien fann. Sod INN
Ven MpenfrGuter iest 5u erbalten. mug
b 80 Meilen BIS Colorado Gitp fabs
en-; aug eieiem 8runoe tpiinihe i'd
ebt bic Geeitur bier 81 ilbernebmen.
yd babe meme eisere Sarm. bod Tam
d bieIelbc obnc ben Mpenfrdiitcr uiht
,tnrbeiten."
Seine, a~bselaserte Gputbefers @ebis
in. ionbern elm iriides, pirfiames
trGuters 8eilmitttl, >ipcldes uidts
,1tbdlt. mas benz Spitcm niht gut
66tc. Sails fein Gsent in Sbrer
ldbe ppbnt. 10 ihreiben Sic II Or.
sgseter Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 1875
|Sc. Sopne Gpe.. Chicago. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
(epe3ieH far Stde 3ettnms bearbeiet)
Das Gap1pr-5pftem
as E-M& Dom Gbef.aeoafteur.
Dom @bef.8 ebafteur.

%n bem 10 be5eidncten Spitem
Der iosenannten g nereic e.
" @erDertbnng glauben
C~ man6e arbeitsebe, bier in
- Ron Wer>ininteu Gfootpu Nfe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

.Sodtpiirbcn". 10 rcibt iif Gin
iuadcrer 9urembur9er an, ~Sbr Iufz
mi in Der ~9ur. 8a5ette" traf aud,
mid. bier meinen Gbed fir $500.
y. q. = fir 2uremburger.~
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
Bermonf

Bermont, Fla. dec, N-Charles
Perkins spent Christmas in Arcadia
and sported fine time.
A dance given at the residence of
Joe 10th on the 25th was greatly en-
joyed by the young people of this
burg.
The Christmas entertainment at
schoolhouse, under the supervision
OF the school teacher, Miss Nellie
WhIteaker, was a great success and
demonstrated that Bermont has as
much talent among her young peo'
pie as any place in the United States
and that Miss Whitaker is first
class instructor.
John Hagan of Charlotte Harbor
and w. L. Koon and Cleve Johns OF
Punta Gorda, were among the visi-
tors here Christmas.
Ourlittle town was saddened by
the sudden death on the 18th of one
of our noblest and most lovable
young ladies, Miss Phoebe Stevens,
daughter of brand Mrs.. G.Stevens
The bereaved family have the heart.
felt sympathy Of the entire com.
munity.
Jess Morgan and Nealy Jones OF
Punta Gorda, are spending the holt
days with Joe Gatewood-coOn hunt
ing most every day.
Misses Ella and Title 10th of Ar
cadia, spent Christmas and the holi.
days with their parents here, MI
and Mrs. Joe 10th.
Mrs. Ada Griffith and children OF
Fort Ogden, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. q, w. Gatewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harm and
daughters are visiting relatives and
friends at Kissimmee,
J. w. Hagan of Punta Gorda, was
out here with prospector, whose
name we have forgotten. during the
week just past.
Miss Ada Alexander has shifted
her residence to her original claim,
as the authorities at Washington
would not allow her to change.
John Bowers gave Christmas
dinner to many or his soldier COM
rades; and it was greatly enjoyed
by all.-CITIZEN.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
Division Argument

EDITOR HERALD:-In the issue
Of The HERALD of December 9Th
1912, the following statement is
made by one, Tax Student:
The south .one-third of the coun-
ty will pay one-third of all the
taxes and receive back the follow
ing proportion of the total amount
paid by it: Gen. Rev. 10 per cent.
Roads IS per cent, F. and F. 10
per cent, Schools 60 per cent,
court house 5 per cent. This is
the best showing that can possibly
be made for the south one third
of the county.
Being q newcomer and recent
settler in the southern part Of De-
Soto county, the writer has no
way of disputing this somewhat
astonishing claim. If true. it
would seem that no other argu-
ment or reason is needed to prove
the Justice of the claim that the
best interest of the southern part
of DeSoto county is in division.
The writer, seeing the statement
has looked for some one to dis
prove it; but if there has been any
such attempt, 1t has escaped his
notice; and in view of the fact that
there is move to divide the conn
ty, parties opposed to division
would hardly allow such a bold
statement to 90 unchailenged, I'M
less indeed it is the truth. At
least that 10 the way it looks to
A NEwC MGR.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
NEIGHBORING
TOWNS
Charlotte Habror

Charlotte Harbor, Fla, Dec. 30
Christmas is over ard everything
seemed to pass off exceptionally
quiet in and around our town.
Some few tourists are passing
around our way occasionally taking
in the scenery of our beautiful little
town. We invite others.
Hunting seems to be the thing of
greatest interest at present, although
game appears to be very scarce.
Mrs. w, H. Burkhalter Of Atlanta,
Ga. in visiting her mother, Mrs. Il.
s. Knight.
Rev. III. b. Boyd and family have
moved to our town recently. We ex.
tend a hearty welcome.-OLD TIMER
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
HAIR HEALTH.
If You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble
Take Advantage of This Offer.

If You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble
Take Advantage of This Offer.
We could not afford to so strongly
endorse Rexall "93" Hair Tonic and
continue to sell it as we do. If it did
not do all we claim it will. Should our
enthusiasm carry us away. and Rexal
''93" Hair Tonic not give entire salts
faction to the users. they would lose
faith in us and our statements. and in
consequence our business prestige
would suffer.
We assure you that If your hair Is
beginning to unnaturally fall out or if
you have any scalp trouble ReXall ''93'
Hair Tonic is without question the best
remedy we know of to eradicate dan
druff. stimulate hair growth and pre-
vent premature badness.
Our faith in Rexall "a3" Hair
Tonic is so strong that we ask you
to try II on our positive guaran.
tee that your money will he cheprfully
refunded II II does not do as we claim
Two sizes. 5Oc. and Sl0O. Sold
only at our store-The Rexall Store
SEMINOLE PHARMACY
Advertisement
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Curry,
after spending the holidays very
pleasantly with relatives at Har-
Dor View, returned last week to
their home at Plant City.
If you bake your own bread,
biscuits, rolls or pastry, you must
have the best -four in order to Sc
cure the best results. White Clo-
YER Flour as advertised in this pa
per is guaranteed to be better.
Why not try its
Thos. Burroughs, genial and
prominent gentleman of Catlin,
ILL.,, recently arrived, is one of our
most acceptable winter soiourners.
He is SO well pleased with this To-
cation and climate that he is like
| ly to become permanent resi-
dent.
The Woman's Civic Improve
ment Association will meet Friday
Jan. 3, 1918, $3.50 p. m. in the
public library All interested in
town improvement, please come.
-Sec'y,
Golf sells it for less.-51tf ad-
vertisement.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. Morgan
left yesterday morning for Key
West, where the former will take
up his duties as pastor of the
Methodist church in that city, he
having been assigned to that
charge by the late conference in
Tampa.
In a popularity voting contest
conducted by the Mariana Lead
er. which ended last week, Mrs.
w. W.. Jarratt, nee Miss Ellen
Cooper of Punta Gorda, won the
second prize, which was an elegant
piano. As she is fine musician,
tho prize is very appropriate.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. P. Jones, ex-
cellent people of Maryville, Tenn,
are spending the winter here.
They were here two years ago and
bought valuable residence and
business lots, with the intention
of building and making this place
their home during a part of each
year. 1t is likely that they will
have cottage erected during
their sojourn this season.
| Our valued friend, Lonson
Whitten, who has home, orange
grove and truck farm out on Shell
Creek, says he. never saw trees
and vegetables grow SO rapidly
and luxuriantly as they are doing
now. This he remarked when
presenting We scribe, Tuesday,
with enough turnips and collards
to make meal for nineteen hun
CRY people.
Manager j. r. Elliott of The
Chadwick Dry Goods Company,
which firm is continuing their
Piercing Arrow Sale until the 18th
of this month, is duly appreciative
of the patronage with which the
store has been favored during the
sale and previous to its Inaugural
ion. He expresses his thanks to
all friends and patrons and asks
for continuance of their patron
age; and he extends to all, his very
Lest wishes for happy and pros
porous new year.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
INTERESTING
HAPPENINGS
Events in. and About the City
Briefly Mentioned

DIICHv HGHiOnCu
Winter visitors are arriving
daily.
c.. w. Peacock and Ed Ed
monds, genial and hustling citizens
of Bermhnt, were business visitors
to this city last Friday.
&c. F. F. F.-51tf advertise
ment.
The Skies family went down the
bay yesterday on an excursion OF
several days. They will 60 as far
as Captiva to visit Mrs. Sikes's
father, G. W. Bryant.
Mrs. w. I'll. Burkhalter of At
lanta, Ca, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. S. Knight, at the family
home in Charlotte Harbor.
The elegant yacht "Aroostook"
with her owners, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas A. Dean aboard, spent sew
eral daysin this port this week.
Mr.. Dean favored this Office with
u very agreeable call.
Clarence Ainsworth has bought
from M. V. Williams lot 'front.'
ing west on Cross street near the
railroad and has contracted with
j. N. Parker to build a 4-room
cottage thereon. The work of
building will begin as soon as ma
terials can be placed on the ground.
We desire to call attention to
the advertisement in this issue of
the White Clover Flour, distriL-
uted by the Peninsular Naval
Stores Go. of Tampa and handled
dy the local dealers in this city.
This product is fully guaranteed
by the distributor and local dealer
County commissioners meet in
regular monthly session at Area
dia on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week; school
board meets next Tuesday. The
newly elected members of each
board will be sworn in ut this
time; and it is needless to say that
the retiring members will be sue
ceeded by gentlemen who will use
their best efforts in behalf of their
constituents, MS their predecessors
have done.
Hon. G. A. Sercomb, mayor of
Sanville, says that the ouly thing
in this world that worries him, Is
the back fence of our big tourist
hotel. Well, he doesn't have to
sit on it, and another good thing
about it is the fact that it cannot
be used by cats for nocturna! con-
certs. However, we will refer the
mayors complaint to Manager
Ray Payne with the recommends
ton that the fence be removed
whenever the mayor comes to
town.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Hudson,
were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. l.. Fries, in this city,
during the early part of the week.
They we're on their wav from
Alva to Mulberry, Mr.. Hudson
having been assigned to the pas
torate of the Methodist church in
the latter place by The recent an
nual conference. He was pastor
of the church here few years
ago.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning, the pastor will
have for his subject: The Church
of the Living God. 1t is earnest
ly desired that all members be
present. The sermon will be fol-
lowed by the reception of new
members. In the evening, his
subject will be: Some New Year
Resolutions.
Baptist Church-Preaching ev-
cry Sunday at II am. and Up. NJ,
Sunday school 10 a. M. prayer
meeting each Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock, w. NJ. U. Wednesday af-
ternoon ut 3 O'Clock. T. r. WooD-
on, Pastor.
Methodist Church = Preaching
first. second and third Sundays
each month IL a. m. and 7:30p. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m. every Sab
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-13
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pany and the construction OF the new
lire marks the first Improvement since
the agreement 10 operate Jointly with
the Davenport and Muscatine lnterur-
ban Railway Company. Poles for the
new line Mil arrive III q few days. &C
cord!ug TO Superintendent II. E. Black
well of the Peoples Light Company,
who is in charge of the work The
work Will be pushed rapidly and will
likely be completed in a few weeks.
Council Bluffs.
Despite the fact that she is past 10
years old, as revealed in her petition
for divorce. Mrs. Eliza Case. of Mis-
souri, Valley, wants a divorce from
William Henry Case. She charges
cruelty and inhuman treatment. The
couple was married a number of years
ago. but failed to get along and had the
marital contract severed by the dis
trict court Shortly after that. Mrs.
Case AYERS her ex-husband again pro-
posed marriage and promised better
treatment They were again married.
She declares that she has been disil-
lusioned and wants her freedom for the
second time.
keokuk.
On Monday the Burlington line
started running all trains over the new
high track that has been under, way OF
construction for some time. The trains
will follow the new roadbed to point
about mile above Galland, and from
there on the old track will be used for
some time Seven miles of the line
have already been finished. which
leaves another seven that will soon be
completed The GaIland office has
been thrown open to the public. The
| building Of the higher track was made
necessary because of the construction
of the dam, the old track being too low
for service when the water rises.