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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11
Sunday School League Or
Qanized.

At a meeting Of the representatives
Of the.four different Sunday Schools,
Monday night, a Sunday School base
Ball League was organized by electing
the following officers: President, Rev.
r. a. Clagett; Nice.President. Bert
Maple: Secretary, Roy Kunkel: Treas
urer, Rev. Thompson. II was decided
to have only 12-game schedule. In.
GLIDING the two games. which have
already been played by the Presby.
terians and Methodists and the Evan.
gelicals and Christians, 80 there still
remains ten games on the schedule
each Sunday school playing each oiher
team In the league two games, or a
total Of six games for each team.
Following is the schedule:
Thursday, July 10th, Methodis,s vs..
Christians.
Thursday, July 18th, presbyterians
VS.. Evangelicals.
Thursday, July 2ith, Methodis,s vs..
Evangelicals.
Tuesday, July 18th. Methodisls ".
presbyterians.
Thursday, July jlst, Evangelicals
vs.. Christians.
Tuesday, August 9Th, pfesbyterians
vs.. Christians.
Thursday, August 9Th, MethodisiS
vs.. Evangelicals.
Tuesday, August 18Th. Methodist :
". Christians.
Thursday. August 2lst rrcshy.
terianS vs. Eyangcllcals.
Thursday August 2sth. Christians
". licShylcrians
Tie games are jO be- called prompt.
~ ~ I O'Clock, ~ ~ 90 give all a
chance 10 turn nu' aud s"r hr games.
which will BE- run strictly IN accord.
aucc with juc rul,. and bylaw ur the
leagues: AMI ~ rywdyism Uf unbr.
coming conduct viii be- permitted
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11
noble husband and father.

noble husband and father.
lie was born near St.elville, Craw.
ford county, Missouri. February %,
i'i1. being NJ years months and :
days Of age al the tine oi his death.
lie came to Holt county with his par.
en's In lsj2, where Lr continuously
resided for ~ years. IN december.
lN"I. he married KiSslah Jane m.
kingion, Esquire George Weber. then
a justice uf th" peace Tor West Lewis
township. performed tie ceremony.
and va, 10" i.fs' marriage performed
hy Mr.. Weber. 70 nj. union nine
rhi'hrru ""'" born : Llr', and .
boy. Ti".D surviving aye: Mrs.
" l. sum. E.NH.d Ea,: Mi,,
be.R Lur.'HI Nj. = IS Ammo,
W.. i. !. NuuN. Nlr.. t'hHr Eld,r.
u. tnrn.' 'i'N WW :. LWnsipid.
ln'.'aN ifu"r Iun-'.ri Maitland.
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Evapgelicals Defeat the
Christians.

The second game ~ the luirrSun.
DAY school series Was played last
"Wednesday ~ lionlun's Park, result.
ing IN u victory lur tie Eyangcllcals
by CLOSE score Of : too.
Tie game started out looking What
NIGH, be- unc.,idcd affair ~ Slug.
ging match A. tie Christians held the
high side VI the boX score proposition
uf . Ia utill the las, half uf the fourth
"hcn the Eyaugclicals, aided 10y u
couple NJ stolen bases. we're able 10
push q couple of scores over the much
coveted plate They kept tile good
work mp ihcnuNi inning, adding three
more and iicing the count Tie
Christians made their sixth and last
score In the eighth, Cooper getting
life 10 first by an error On the Evan.
gcllral,' third basrman, stealing
second and third, scoring .on Steven.
sons passed ball Things looked In.
tcrcStlng TO everyone At this stage Of
the game, the EyangclicaiS, however,
bent on winning the contest at all
hazards pushed couple Of runs In;
going one ahead Of the Christians,
thereby getting themuchcovcled one.
run lead and winning the game,
Both pitchers, while .irillc Wild at
times, worked line: Snappy lielding oi
their teammates pulled them out OF
holes several times,
Ileavyba,,ing was fea,uredlhrough'
out the game by u. Meyer Of the
Evangelicals getting three hits out ol
four trips TO the plate, one check
for trip around the circuit and tive
singles, while Greene, llolbrook and
g. Xeller each obtained two bingle'
out Of four trips up,
The score by innings;
l2Jt5BI $50 Il II /
christians 4 u 90 0-j IL
Evangelical o 90 30O2 y
Batteries: Christians, Cooper and
llolbrook; Evangelicals, u. Meyer and
Stevenson.
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Their Final Summons.
liDl,NI.CkER.

\ short time ago We we're called
upon TO announce tie death Of 'ncle
Martin lIornecker, which occurred a,
the home Of his son Martin. near
Lander, Wyo. with whom he Lad
made his home for nearly four years,
June y, 1913, al the age Of NJ years.
Mr. lIornecker was born IN baden.
Germany, May y. i~12. and cane 10
America IN lsjl. andafte residence
In New YORK ;Yt Dnc year came 30
Holt county iu l.ii lIis first wife
died here IN ls7,, by Whom hr bad
four son, Erup,' Martin, Albert
and George, all pi whom survive aud
reside near Lander wy
In ls;rir married mary lhr Hu.y
daughter az AuirrN Meyer. Srs She
dict May %. ."la. a. 'ur home " h"f
brother G,l.u Meyer ~ ORGY 10. o.
tie aye of ,Y Yeas. 'Hlw being ~
children bytii, marriage. liruui'.l
with tie German ". T.. rhurur. IN
this city. IN TO-. uUJnr Tie ministry
Of Rev Henry pl'gnr md remained
sluadiasj IN 'iai ni'I On Iuur lr.
Father llururrHui received a stroke
of paralysis and after lingering FOR
live ddA>. iu a helpless cUudi' ion, ho
vase ilrd iohi~ Fathers lIouNc,whrfc
there arr many uan,ion>. Tie 'u-
neral service, worr held June - ne
inIcrmrn, hciu. in'hr family, pri.
Nltc cemetery near Lander
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11

Norman Enoex and wife have re.
turned from visit with relatives In
Falls City, Nebraska.
Agents wanted In each town In
Missouri TO write lire and tornado In
surance In towns and cities only
H.F. Stapel, Sec'y, Rock Port, Mo.
The dates OF the Maitland fair
this year are Aug, 10 to -, inclusive,
and most attractive program has
been arranged. The committee In
charge has kindly extended We edi-
tors the usual courtesies,
Mr., and Mrs, James W. Kelley
entertained their niece, Miss Anna
Brimhall, Of st, Joseph, for couple
of days, last week, and also over sun
day, on Sunday Miss Bertha Osborn
and Messrs. Barnaby and Roy Dob.
son, Of st, Joseph, came up and spent
the day with the Kelley's and Miss
Brimhall, all returning home In the
evening,
--Mrs,Guy Morgan, of Paris, Texas,
was q guest at the DUNCAN home a
few days this week while her husband
attended the national dental associa-
tion In session at Kansas City. The
two families were together much
during q trip through the Yellow
stone Park, and warm friendship
sprung up. After the convention
the Morgans will make tour Of the
northern lakes and the east.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11

Postmaster Al'rn received his
iirS, &. -. u package, July ,,
H. q, Swcetman, Of OTTAWA, Ran.
'as, visited with friends Ia oregon,
July I.
Lois McGrew, Of Chicago, Is visit.
Ing her school chum, Miss Anna
Curry
James u, Ilinde, Of llinde Bros,
was tranSac,ing business IN Kansas
city, this week,
Homegrown roasting ears APP.
peared on the Oregon market, Mon
day Of this week, july,
There will he an Ice cream social
At the Nodaway German NJ. T..
church, saturday evening, July ~.
Everybody cordially invited.
-Li,tleton Darnell and wife re-.
turned TO Mound CITY, last week.
Their little niece, Ethel Kennedy, &C.
companied them home for visit,
George Crit,enden, one Of Holt
county's enterprising and hustllng
colored farmers, who left here early
In the spring for a farm, near Wa
thena, Kansas, Is more than making
good" having already made his first
cutting oil Of 100 acres Of alfalfa.
Rev, Clagett is the article lie
Is q preacher, II vas so kind Of him
and his good wife to remember THE
SENTINEL force, Tuesday afternoon,
bringing a suiliciency OF icecream and
cake, as to 90 the rounds with re-
peater. Gee, but II was good, touch.
Ing the spot" exactly.
Miss Mae Zachman attended the
wedding of her brother, Reverend
Richard II. Zachman, pastor Of the
Congregational church at Spring Val
ley, Illinois, to Miss May Wenger, of
Naperyille, Illinois, Monday, June 30,
at Napervile, Illinois, She Is now Wis
iting In Chicago and Evanston.
DIR. Is. G. Pierce and wife we're In
Kansas City, this week, In attendance
at the seventeenth annual convention
Of the National Dental Association
In session there for four days, this
week, the convention opening Tues
day morning Of this week. DR.. f. K.
MARYLAND was also In attendance.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11
Announcement.

There will be no preaching al
Nickell's Grove, next sunday morning,
but Dr. Bushnell, OF the State Anti
Saloon League, will lecture at $50 p,
m. Come and hear him, II will do
you good.
There will he preaching In Oregon,
next Sunday morning,
G. W, WEIDEMIER,
Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11

4 HuNlu rrIur. 'tl ~ the Probate Cutt within utI,
t'N vIlty hri tie ulINv uud fif tull
IN'W'i lHLr fut tr AuIus' t"tu \, H., lNll ~ sliu
ruru iu us office
',f. sud .Iui said tuuri uuu, 90 ,rrr m or, .pu All,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11
STAT. uI' MIs-,IiIli.,
'uuuly OF liHIf. -

fur lluli twWy. NIsNtItl,tu be-
rumplviu copy ~ Iitr Probate >rI
Court nH ih' stiU'f Hpiuti, ~ ~
'~EAl, Nuu,.. ny inrd us
H.iUf IU'y l"li
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11
Balloon Ascension and Para
chute Leap, at Oregon Horse
Show, Tuesday, July 22.

Andy Ferguson sent US q few
stalks Of red clover, raised on his
farm, Just north of town, just to
show, what he said, clay hills would
produce. They measured three feet
ten inches,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11

ilN~tnllb.
The passing over 10 the other shore
of Robert Henry iunSfOrd, son 1f
William and Rachael Luusilrd. AZ hi,
home In Pores 'uNnship un Thur.
day last. Juiy T. l'l3. ihrr. pasSp,
away another Il llH'' cluuty's sp,cn.
did citizens and ,ariy settlers. tlo
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-11
WAIT

nr 'hc .nil Overland A'hirIy.
lFr lur'vp1w"r Wu'pr four Inch
tircs, ~ inch Wheel base, torpedo
body eighteen inch steering wheel,
crowned ',udrr,, no rlycis showing,
iu,l electric 'isi',d al round The
price l, rHiu {, %. o. Toledo, Car, dc.
liynrri In rotation ~ order, are
taken, lINSNE>S X FOSTER.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
WEST ARLINGTON

Mrs. jolly and friend are with
Mrs. X. Poor and Mrs. II. T. Eaton
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hamilton of Ben
nington were guests at II. T. Eatons
a few days recently.
Mrs. l.. Clark. who had been at w
II. Pratt's for a few days, has re
turned to her home near Brandon,
We
About 80 attended the Sunday
school picnic at the lake last week
Wednesday and report an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. ID. B. Harrington was sum.
moned to Jacksonville last Friday
by the serious Illness of her son.in-
law Charles Wellington.
Mrs. Martha Cochran and daugh.
ter. who have been guests at II. G.
BUGS. for two weeks. returned to
their home in Scion, Ohio. Friday.
Mr.. A. r. Edgerton and little
daughter. were over Sunday guests
of Mrs. Jerome Hill in Sunderland
returning Tuesday morning.
Messrs Pratt and Wheldon of
Easton were in town Monday and
Tuesday looking for stock. They
purchased two cows of II. G. Buck
The little Cross boys have returned
from New York, where they went
for treatment after being bitten by
a mad dog.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brayton,
returned home Friday.
Misses Lillian. Eveleth and Flossie
Mahar of Albany. who are sojourn-
ing at the Jermain Hill farm, visited
Miss Eva Stanley recently.
Misses Hattie Center of Bliss
Business college, North Adams and
Grace Center are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Center.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Grobecker and
Mr. and Mrs Warren Grant of Hoo
sick Falls visited at the home OF
their uncle, Frank Bouplon Sunday.
News has been received here of
the birth OF son TO Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Rice of South SALISBURY.
They were former residents of this
place.
Miss NJ. Jermain and Mrs. DR.. Still
man OF Albany. who are now stay
ing at the farm owned by Miss Jer-
main visited Mrs. Adelaide Peters re
Gently.
Mrs. George Bouplon Mrs. ]. F.
Stanley Mrs John Bennett and Mrs.
f. w. Fuller were entertained at the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
POWNAL

Rev. H. G. Mohl preached in VIII.
Jamestown Sunday afternoon and eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lasalle OF
Troy were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. d.
T. Bates Sunday
Mrs A. c. Parker has gone ia
West Hartford. VT. to visit her
friend, Miss Celia Howard.
Charles Burt expects TO start Aug
for Denver. Colo. arriving there
in time for the Knights Templar
conclave.
DR.. Roscoe Stllman and wife OF
Troy. N. Y. motored out Sunday and
called on his cousin, Mrs. A. h. Gard
ner at Cedar Hin.
There was a small fire Friday In
the house owned by Mrs. Fred Pot
ter in Williamstown. Only abou
$500 damage was done
The Baptist Sunday school picnic
at Sand Springs last week was yer,
successful about 100 people compris
ing the party. This included some
friends OF the school who embraced
the opportunity OF seeing a number
OF Pownal friends at once.
Mrs. Gardner T. Parker, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. +. Towne and Elaine and A
q. Parker went by auto Sunday tC
Hartford, N. Y. This was the birth
place OF Mrs. Parkers mother anC
there are goodly numbers OF Ia,
family still living there. The party
went both ways by way of LAX,
Cosayuna and Il was a very delight
fui trip. as during the 12O miles b
the journey there was no trouble o
any kind.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readera-

Goodall Hutton Is assisting at the
Y. M. C. A.
Wilbur Davis has returned from a
visit in North Adams.
Miss Florence Kimball of School
street is visiting. in Pittsfield.
Charles R. Sturgis, business man
ager for Evans Honey Boy minstrel
Miss Inez Kimball and Miss Bessie
Shea are spending the day in Great
harrington.
Mrs. E. B. Hyde of Springfield,
Mass, formerly of this village, has
entered sanitorium in the Adiron-
dacks
Miss Louise Lawns has returned
from her vacation and resumed her
duties as pianist at the Whitney
theatre.
Daniel and Francis O'Connor of
Schenectady who have been passing
a few weeks with their aunt, Miss
Sarah. OConnor. will return home
today.
Mrs. Frank Pomeroy of Agawam,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
Oliver Burt. Mr.. Pomeroy, who has
been with his wife, returned home
today.
Rev. William F. Meyer and family
went to WATERFOWL, Mass, this morn
ing for a two weeks stay. The mid
week meeting, Thursday evening
will be in charge of Sidney F. Edison
and on Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Mac
George, former pastor of the
church will preach.
Rev. DR.. Isaac Jennings, pastor oil
the Old First church at Old Benning
ton, will read paper Sunday morn
ing, August II, on Bennington in
the First Seven Years OF Vermont's
Independence" The service will be
held at 1890 o'clock and the church
es in this village will be invited tC
unite in the services. The subject
matter of the paper will be in line
with other valuable papers that DR.
Jennings has read In past years on
local history. A good deal of labor
and patient research has been ex
pended in preparing the article.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30

home of Mrs. w. E. Niles in White
Creek recently.
Mrs. James Bouplon and daughter
Bertha and Marcia visited at the
homes of her daughters, Mrs. Mark
Rice and Mrs. Ed Cone in South
SALISBURY Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Houston of
Bennington, who have been spending
sometime at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Smith and Frank Bouplon, returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. Simpson and party of Lake Lau
derdale were motoring in the Valley
Saturday. Two of the party hiking
across the mountain to North White
Creek, while the remainder OF
the party went around by Cambridge
and Ash Grove 10 the head of the
Hollow to meet them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
sHAFTssuRY VALLEY

Miss Bessie Niles OF SALISBURY is
visiting Miss Eva Stanley.
Mrs. orville Fillmore and son Ed
win we're in Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Barber and son Ed
ward were callers in the place Sat
urday. 80
VIM. Peacock of Troy is visiting
at the home OF his uncle. Chas. Pea
cock.
Miss Rachel Butts and John Butts
OF White Greek called on friends re-
Gently.
Eugene Peters OF South SALISBURY
visited at the home of his parents
Sunday.
Henry Beagle of South SALISBURY
visited at the home Of John Peters
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. r. Barker and Mrs. Robert
Mozart we're callers in the place
Tuesday.
Mrs. Adelaide Barker and daughter
OF White Creek were driving through
the Valley Sunday.
Mrs. John Bennett. who has been
visiting her mother in Waterford
has returned home.
II. d. Young OF Troy was a week
end guest with his family at the
home OF Frank Bouplon.
DIR. Cahill and family OF Hoosick
Falls were motoring through the Val
ley Tuesday in their new Cadillac.
Congratulations although a little
late are extended to Mn and Mrs.
Harold Lake upon the birth OF a
son.
Mrs. Louis Millington and son Her
bert OF North Bennington we're week
end guests at the home OF Mrs.
Eliza Millington.
Mrs. Edward BOuplon. who has
been visiting at the home OF her par
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
DR.. CHARLES Y. STOWEll
ADVISES MOTHERS TO
USE COMFORT POWDER

He says "A careful study OF the in
gradients OF Comfort Powder fully
conyinces me that II possesses anti
septic soothing and healing proper
ties OF the highest value. I have ex.
amined II by every method at my
command. including a practical test
In a number OF diseases and unnatur-
al conditions Of the skin and in every
case u verified the claims set forth
for H."
Unlike ordinary talcum powders,
Comfort Powder is skillfully medi.
Gated, that's why II is unequalled for
all skin affections OF Infants and
adults Be sure you get the genuine
with the signature Of +. s Sykes on
the box.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30

Miss Edna Bachelor and Miss
Shaw were driving in town Sunday.
Fred Woodcock, who has posi-
ton in Bennington in garage Is
home for a week
Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Wyman of Cam
bridge were in town part of last
week. Mr.. Wyman is doing his hay
ing here.
Mrs Stewart, who has been spend
ing two weeks with her brother. w.
]. Morson. returned to her home in
Salem Monday.
Leon Mears of Amsterdam, who
has spent two weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mears re-
turned Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
NORTH WHITE CREEK

Mrs. F. S. Bailey has returned
home after spending a couple of days
with Mrs. Mary Mathews of Benning-
ton Falls. Mrs Jennie Bowles re-
turned home with her for couple
of weeks.
Mrs. Amos Aldridge of Bennington
is a guest of Mrs. Mathews.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-30
sANDGATE

Mrs. Alva Robertson spent Sunday
in Cambridge.
Master Merle Bentley spent Sun
day in Cambridge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12
Praisss Entries
For Local Races

The Horseman and Spirit of the
West. journal devoted to the horse
and practicularly to racing stock,
thinks entries for the local meeting of
the Cedar Valley circuit the best of
any of the early season meets. In this
weeks issue it praises the list and
comments on the meeting as follows:
Congratulations seem to be in order
to Secretary W. NJ. Clark. of the Mar
shalltown. Iowa, association. upon his
success in listing such a splendid ar
ray of entries for their next weeks
meeting, June 1913, in the Cedar VAL
ley circuit. The Marshantown list just
at hand indicates thirteen in the 2:17
pace; sixteen in the 2:27 trot; eighteen
IN the 2:25 pace; twelve in the 2:16
trot; thirteen in the 2:12 pace; seven
teen in the 2:2O trot and eight in the
2:OS pace. Thus they have ninety
seven entries in seven events which IL
undoubtedly record list for a meet
ing as early as this not only in the his
tory of this circuit but perhaps one Of
the largest ever listed for such an early
meeting in the states and they are
good horses. to, SO that great racing
Is promised there next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12
ACKlEY DISTRICT
SOCIETY MEETS
OPENING SESSION OF YOUNG
PEOPLES ORGANIZATION OF
GERMAN CHURCH HELD.
sEvENTY-FivE DELEGATES
AT THE OPENING SESSION
Young People Of German Evangelical
Church Society Representing Eish-
teen Churches. Here for Convention
Automobile Ride and Social This
Evening Features For Today.

With seventy-fi five delegates and many
members of the congregation present,
the annual convention of the Young
Peoples Society of the Ackley district
of The German Evangelical church
opened at the local church of the de-
nomination. Fourth avenue and Boone
street. Wednesday evening. The con-
vention continues thru tonight, with d
program including an automobile ride
about the city this afternoon, and an
ice cream social this evening
When the convention was called to
order there were delegates present
from the societies of Hampton, Geneva,
Ackley, Grundy Center Alden, Buckeye
Hubbard, Gladbrook, Berlin, Vinton,
Dysart, Laurel, Baxter, Van Horn,
Pomeroy, and Lake View. Additional
delegations arrived in automobiles
from Gladbrook, Dysart, and Newton
this forenoon.
Rev A. MuecSe, of Hubbard. presi-
dent of the association. opened the con :
vention with a short address. Others
who spoke were Martin Resented, of
Dysart and f. Rail, of Gladbrook An
appropriate program of songs was sung
by the church choir.
Starting at / o'clock this afternoon
automobiles conveyed the delegates
about the city, and this evening the
delegates will be the guests of the So
ciety of the local church at an ice
cream social to be served in the
church basement, where the meals for
the delegates are being served. The
church has been prettily decorated for
the reception of the delegates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12
ODD FELLOWS TO DECORATE.
Annual Memorial Service ~ Lodges &c
Be Held Next Sunday.


Be Held Next Sunday.
Odd Fellows lodges of the city, and
their affiliated organizations, will hold
their annual memorial services at
Riverside next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The program for the services
includes a parade of all the lodges to
the cemetery, where services Of each
order will be held at the burial lot Of
each. The lodges that will participate
in the service are Banner lodge, No.
1913; Goethe lodge, No PHI; r. Howe
Taylor canton, No. &c; Croker en-
campment, No. 81; Marshall Rebekah
lodge, No. 40; and Concordia Rebekah
lodge, No. 295.
Led by the band the parade of the
lodges will move from the I. O. o. F.
hall at o'clock. On reaching the
cemetery memorial services will be
held by Marshall lodge, No 40. of the
Rebekahs. The procession will con-
tinue it's march to the lot of r. Howe
Taylor canton. No. 26, where the can
ton will decorate the graves and then
proceed to the lot of Goethe lodge, No.
oil, where memorial services will be
held. The closing service will be con-
Quoted at the lot OF Banner lodge, No
1913
W. T. Somers is to be marshal of the
DAY, and Ross Sheetz is marshal of the
Rebekahs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12
COUNTY MAY BUY TRUCK.
Tests Motor Vehicle For Hauling Ma
terias For County Work.

The county may add another motor
driven vehicle to its equipment for
road and bridge work. The supervisors
were this morning watching test of
motor truck which was loaded with
sand at one of the Iowa river pits and
sent over some Of the big hills west of
the city. The truck, a second handed
vehicle, has been offered to the coun-
ty for $1,000.
If it was purchased it would be used
particularly to haul sand and gravel
for the county bridge work. Great diff
ficulty has been experienced it getting
teams and wagons to do this work, and
the difficulty was increased Wednes-
day when the teamsters, who were
hauling sand, quit because of trouble
with the bridge foreman.
The truck the supervisors think OF
buying has a capacity Of three cubic
yards of sand, or a little more than
two wagon loads.