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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
PiNEHURST

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Pinehurst. y c. January s9--interes' %
a busy week Of affairs indoors and out centered
in the Nidwinter Trap Shooting Handicap
where society has gathered daily to pay tribute
10 the experts assembled from many sections.
and to watch with uncessing fascination the
aying targets vanished in purple Dufs OF dust
The bright color OF hat and gown has been
pleasing note against the sombre background
Of ochre blue and green. relieved by parked
automobiles and stylish eeuipages. Many Of
the fairer sex also have been deiving into the
aue art OF trap shooting all ia all week in
which the mArksmen have been lions OF the
hour. Nur,erou> dinners the various
hotels and cottages have contributed their
mart. with dances on "Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday. with the usual Saturday after
noon tea al the Country club claiming the
entire village. and many rom the surrOunu-
ing resorts
The introduction Of coaching by Master
Of Fox Hounds and Mrs james T Twi'ty.
Of Buffalo. was one Of the novelties enjoyed
~ group including Miss Reed. Miss Clara
Reed and Miss Eleanor Reed of New \ ork.
Mr.. y r. stark OF Toronto. Miss Lattimer.
and g. r Lsttimer. r x Smith and \. J.
DeIepIante. Of Buffalo. Several equestrian
rides we're also enjoyed. among them an all
day trip to Carthage. the county scat OF Moore
County. with typical Southern lunch at its
hotel.
At the annual meeting CT the Tin Whistles.
the mems golnng club. on Wednesday. elsbo-
rate plans we're made FOR the annual dinner.
which j. announced for Monday evening
March 70. al the Carolina; always the season
most brilliant event Of its character. The
election OF officers resulted N The choice OF
Henry {. Fowues. of Pittsburgh. a. presi-
dent. irving \. KoDe>on. Of Roche>ter- and
John g. Nicholson OF New Bedford vice
presidents { l.. Becker. Of Philadelphia
Pa. J. = Gardner. Of chicago: u NJ Thomp-
son Of SpringhsSen T y. Boyd OF st
Louis e y. Hudson. % New suffolk and
"a W. DrmSbec. Of tttchburg. board OF
governors John G.. Nicholson. = club cap
tain and Philip 4. Lighfb0urn. 90 Bermuda.
- secretary and treasurer TIE Rev. T \
Chesthan. OF Salisbury. y e. resident min
lister here was elected TO honorary member
ship and Geocre l.. Lyon. OF Durham. y g
TO life membership. From some ffty spph-
cations for membership. only eleven could be
admitted under the laws. one to take the
9fare OF the vacancy caused b. Mr. Cheat
hans advancement and ten others
In the open. motoring has been much IN
evidence and preliminary polo plsy = leading
up - the usual equestrian gymkhanss which
arc anticipated tor Februa-v ard March
frartfon during the season The third annual
rridwinter tennis championship Of the week
10 come. January 80 February !. pseredcS the
ninth annual 81 Valentines golf tournament
F.h~1.r, 80 and the seventh annual 81. Val
cufiuc's tournament for women. February
fsIs
Late arrivals include AfesSrs. ". ". NcsIe.
u T. N~aic p. l.. W ard and &. VI. Joody. Of
Kich-uond. Who are enjoying a fortnignt's
golf
portion % the week here.
Nrr. George Jones and their Son refoin
NJ. J Page MaSsie and Miss katherine
Jones
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Miss Human. the play was repeated Friday
evening TO a large audience
Mrs. Al Montague was visitor at the
Normal this week Mrs. Montague has some
relatives in the student body. and large
number of friends
Professor and Mrs. A. B. Chandler and Miss
Stone spent the last weekend at Bowling
Green. the guests of MIR. Chambers parents.
Miss Dadmun a visitor in Washington
Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. +. W Lewis. superintendent of schools
in Lancaster and northumberland Counties.
visited his daughter. Miss Louise. recently.
and was a guest in the home of President
Russell
Mr. Billingsey. of Cuipeper County. visited
hi daughter Miss Elizabeth. the past week.
President Russell last week attended meet
ings OF the presidents of the normal schools
of the state of the Board of Education. and
also conference in Richmond looking to-
ward the entertainment of the southern Edu-
cationaI Conference. which is soon to meet in
that city.
Several new students have recently entered
school. preparatory TO the opening OF the
spring term. which begins February 10.
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cIsM0NT

Special 90 The -DiSpstchl
tisnr-f. Va January THE subscrip-
ton dance which vas TO have ben given ~
fbc Kr.uick clubhouse on Friday evening
Last va postponed owing 20 Indictment
~...be~ The funds from tho entertainments
wee 70 have gone towards buying piano
for the clubhouse
Mr. and Mr. Houxhton leave shortly Tor
Charfr.fo,i :. &. Mrs. Houghton. " y hoped.
vii Entirely recover her health there.
The r. \. German ~ the university Uas
attended BY several people from this neigh
borhood
fcruify ~ their chapter house. THURSDAY. vas
an enormous success About 20 guests en-
5orcd their hospitality. many from tnfs nctgh
borhood -rre invited.
Mis- Phoebe saftcrfeid who spent chg
Christmas vacation with her aunt. Mrs
Julian Aforrs.. - nov eujoying ociirbtful
visit TO Colonel aud Mrs. Wise, AZ the v, NJ L.
IN Lexington
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HoU She Discarded
UnsightIy Complexion
Mona Noyrozg ig Torn TGhIer.


How often ! exclaimed a. ! bchcld my
ugly complexion in the mirror. III | only
could tear off this old skin And. do YOU
know. I've learned how to do that very
thing Not to actually remove the entire
skin all Of a sudden: that would be too
heroic method, and painful, too. i'm
aginc. The WORKOUT Cuticle comes off
in such tiny particles. and 50 gradually -
requiring about ten DAYS TO complete the
trsnsiormation-it doesn't hurt a bit
Day by day the beautiful complexion IN
derneath comes forth. Marvellous. No
matter how muddy. rough. biotchy or
aged your complexion. YOU can surely dis
card It ~ this simple process. Just gc;
At or ~ ordinary mcrcolizcd Wax at
youf -|~t's. apply nightly Ike cold
cream. iing II of mornings
Mn wrinkles I cot rid 81 ~ an equally
simple method. Bv dissolvine an ounce
Of powdered saxolitc IN q hdlf-pin; witch
hazel and bathing my face IN tho solution.
every line completely disappeared. First
the finer lines. finally even tho deep crows
feet. vanished entirely.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
ASHEVILLE

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Asneville. y c. January s5.-One OF the
affairs OF the week was the bridge
party given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. An
drew Airport and Mrs wv Faucette. at the
home Ct the former on Oak Street in honor
of Miss McGirk. of Pittsburgh. Pa
Mrs. J. T. BledSoe entertained informally
at tea Monday afternoon At her home on
Merrimon Avenue. in honor OF her sister.
Miss Lillian Taylor.
Miss Dorothy jenkins entertained with a
very delightful Five Hundred party Friday
afternoon at her home on Church Street.
In honor OF Lieutenan; and Mrs. II. Van
de-hoef. Allen T. Morrison entertained at
dinner and theatre party Saturday night
at his home on Pearson : Drive.
tn>honor OF Miss Wright. of Whining; on.
y c. who i the attractive guest Of Miss
Lucy Minor. Mrs Robert Bingham enter
tanned al her home on Bingham Heights
Friday afternoon.
Herman GudSer left Saturday for Panama.
where he will be the guest OF his parents.
judge and Mrs He1ekizb Gudger. for about
two weeks.
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BIG STONE GAP
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Big Stone Gap. Va. January z5-Slrs- NJ
l. Thomas. OF Bristol is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. {. l. Wade.
Miss sarah Cochran has returned from an
extended visit to Charlottesville and other
places
Miss Eugenis Bumgardner returned Mon
day from her vacation spent with her family
in stanton.
Mrs. c +. Blsnton has returned from Bris-
tOl. where she visited her mother
o. A. Fox. Of Cove Forge. Pa. i visiting
bis mother. Mrs John W Fox
Mrs {. r Greear returned Monday from
a visit to relatives 10 Scott County.
Nh and Mrs J. NJ. Willis have sent out
Invitations to the marriage CT their daughter.
Miss Vera to DR.. Henry Nan. of Knoxville.
Tenn. which will take place in the Southern
Methodist Church. at this place. at O'Clock
Tuesday evening February 4.
Miss Log Richmond has returned 20 her
home. at Ewing. after visit TO Miss Josephine
Kelly.
w. G. Campbell came down from Norton.
Sunday. and spent the day With friends in the
Gap
Miss Nell Flsnsry. Of Jonesviiie returned
home sunday morning. after a visit TO rels-
tives here
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NORWOOD
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Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Norwood Va. January -5--Mrs- George
scruggs Is spending some time with her
daughter Airs. Richard Adcock. of Rich
mOnd.
Miss Winnie Denton. Of Wsrminister.
soent SATURDAY and sunday al her home
here ..
Richard Roberts Irwin Carries. Willie
Dixon and Russell Phelps LETT on Monday
for West Virginia
Miss Mamie Kidd returned on FRIDAY
from a three months stay in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Frank iseminger, OF Hagers-
town Nd. arrived here on Tuesday 10 spend
some tine with Mrs Tom Kidd Mrs
Joseph Hartford. OF Howardsviiie. was also
he guest OF Mrs Kidd on Friday snc eatur-
day
The Misses DOZEN entertained AT their
home. ~sunnyside. on Wednesday evening
= honor OF Mrs Rose Leake. OF Aiexsndrls
who il their guest.
Mrs Richard Czbeil will be away from
her home here for month visiting friends
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BOWLING GREEN
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Bowling Green Va January 3 Mrs ked-
in Bryan OF Savannah. Ga. Is spending some
time with her grandmother. Mrs Sarah 4
Anderson
Miss Alice Brozddus has returned hone
from a visit TO the family OF DIR. Charles
Ryland. in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. A b Chandler. Jr-. sno Miss
stone. Of The Fredericksburg Normal school
spent several days this week With Mr. and
Mrs A. g. Chandler.
MI and Mrs william T. Ennis spent a part
Of this week In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey have returned 10 tnelr
home in Pboebus. after a visit of several days
a. the home of Mrs g NJ Blythe
Miss Annie BrosdduS. who has been the
guess OF Miss Emma Leah. in Dan vile has
returned home
Mrs William NJ. Cobb who has been visit
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CHRISTIANSBURG

special 20 The TINES Dispatch
ChriStiau~burg. Va January . Miss
xuneS watkins. Of Richmond j. the guest Of
hr- sister Mrs Allen 7. Hairless.
Mr. william ID. stuart y a patient ~ the
Z ewtS Gale Hospital Roanoke
AR ard Mr. Harry filef. of Prircet on.
" u are visiting Mrs. r. T. Eiicf.
Colonel W. q. James. OF Franklin County.
i -isifirx D.. ". ". Rangciy.
Wsitc- Robert and william Eiiet. % Blacks
hu-- have been in town this week.
NJ Earl Chsmberlin has returned 60 her
eorne In Philadelphia. sfte- spending two
eek a. the eueef Of Mrs. Mary g.. ChiidrcSS.
NJ O. Cz5cil ChfidrcS-. % Roanoke has
scrn tte gscst % Mrs. Emma Trisg This week
Hedge " " Pi~rsc Il IN kichmord. where he
~ va called on business.
ch.. x coiboun md Miss Beatrice Col
noun s-r ir Washington Tor . fc- day
NJ Trztz Haviey and Mr~. :. kohcn
,rc-e iosr- ho~fc~~c~ 20 the wednesday Club
al. -rrk - she iAtfers home Mr.. J. kyie
Nc-s.r.r ard Mrs. 7 n. Morrison ~ere the
i,,sf~d quests Mr. Jams Miller vin enter
fsin the club 81 the cert mecfine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
LOUISA

Special 10 The Times-D Dispatch
Louisa Va. January 25.-Mrs- d. = Win
sfon haS returned from A visit TO her daughter.
Mrs Earnest Edwards. in kiug Williams.
Tom wooding returned Saturday TO his
home in PifsyIvaniz County. after a visit 70
his sitter Mrs Ton Winston.
Lew Pendlc;oug aud Frederick Duvsl spent
several DAYS this week IN Richmond
Miss Josephine Henderson spent the week
end with Miss Virginia smith
Mrs Ella Francisco returned Monday
fro-n visit to her daughter. Mrs William
Barrct. in Richmond
Miss Janet Bib Is visiting the Misses viii
liau1S in Richm
Miss Elizabeth EEgborne. OF Culpepe-. i
visiting her aunt. Mrs Y. Q. Thompson.
Miss Macy Anderson. who was been visit
ing he- sister Mrs. James West. Is nov visit
fns relatives in Richmond
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BERRYvILLE

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Rerryvilie, Va. January 25--Major ana
Mrs H. w Carpenter have returned from
Panama and the West Indies, and are az nome
at he Highlands -
B. Smith has returned from trip to Char
B. Smith has returned from trip 20
Charleston. 3. c. and other points
Miss Mary Mitchell, of Washington. Is tise
guest of Mrs. r. H. Powers
Mrs p. Mccormick has returned from
Washington. ID. c.. where she visited frlends'
w. II. Patteson. of New York. Is at the
home of Dr. r. Z. Page this week
A. Moore Jr.. is spending several days az
Berkeley Springs, W. Va -
Miss Anne StribIing left this week for
ri iicott City, Md. and later will go to AM
napolis.
s C. williams Jr.. of Baltimore. was IN
town the early part OF the week
Miss Jessie Chrisman. of White Post. Is
visiting Miss Mary Glass.
" b. Smith. of Front Royal. was in town
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
FREDERICKSBURG


Special 70 The Times Dispatch
u grrdsrirksbure Va. January On Fri-
a. evening rauuary ~. the Junior Class en-
,~-fained IN the audito-lsm BY giving original
moving picfurr~. hmericts. tsbiesgt. vocal
I'D ir~fruurufai selections The evening
ras one Of rirth for al.
Because Of the popularity % the thrcc-sct
rfsx kiice IN Wonderland given before
rn~ C'h-iesruzs holiday. By girls selected from
Ire various classes. under The direction "
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tables participated in the game. Mrs NJ. ID
Langhorne winning the prize. The guests
were served delightful refreshments at the
close OF the game. Those playing were
Mesdames ID. q. Langhorne. r.. C. Grahams
A Fl. Jordan. F. f. Bunker. w s. Giimerf
George Andrews and c. X. Venabie ana
Misses Emily Purvis. Ellie Howard aud AL
media hunkel.
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ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 6. Coghili.
A. Milford has returned 10 her home at tais
Church
clifford Hsines and Wilbur Gray spent
several days this week in New ork
Mn willard W Green and Miss BESSIE
Jones are at ~ Lukes Hospital for treatment
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PULASKI

Special to The Times Dispatch
Pulaski Va January 25.-The following
officers of the Fries Lodge. No So l. o. o. F.
have been elected for the ensuing term j.
c Bower noble grand: & II. Boyer. vice
grand: E A Robinson. secretary; &. l.. Nc
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Can Cancer Be Cured?
IT CAN

The record OF tho kcllam Hospital i
without parallel 10 history, having cured
to stay cured permanently. without the
nc Of the knife or May. over % per
cent of the many hundreds Of sufferers
from cancer which il has treated during
the past fifteen years.
We have been endorsed BY the Senate
and Legislature Of Virginia. We guaran-
tee our cures.
Physicians frezfrd free.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
HELD UP; THIEF CAUGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Woodward. Of
This City. Held Up Sunday Night in
Cedar Rapids Robbed But Get
Money eaek-HoId- Up Man Ar
rastsd

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold l.. Woodward
eos South Seventh street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Choate. of Cedar Rapids
were the victims Of hold-up man in
young men were both robbed, but Il
moment later, when the hold-up man
held up George Merlin. division super
iptendent of the Rock Island, Merrill
knocked him down, and sat on him un-
It'll the police patrol. which Messrs
Woodward and cncate had summoned.
arrived. The hold-up man. Earl Cone
was arrested and the young men who
had been robbed. recovered all their
property.
AS Mr.. aud Mrs. Woodward and Mr.
and AIRS. Choate were passing along
Fifth avenue, neat the George a. Null
| lin residence, "A man stepped down
from the porch Of Il dwelling. se!zed
hold of Mrs. Chcatc's arm. stuck the
inuzZle OF a revolver against Choates
stomach, ana demanded his money and
watch. Chcate gave the hold-up -
and a gold watch. Turning to Wood
nard, the hold-u stuck the gun In
front of him. and Woodward responded
with $500. Not beng aSkcu loF MS
watch, woodward did not offer 1t.
! IN the meantime the young women
were naturally badly frightened. but
While the men were being relieved OF
their property Mrs. Woodward had the
presence Of mind 10 remove her glove.
slip off her rings, and put them in her
mouth. But the hold-up did not at
tempt TO rob the young women.
The two couples, as soon as released,
hurried around a corner. found teie-
phone and called the police. While they
were doing so, Cone attempted to hold
up Merrill, Who struck him. knocked
him down, and sat on him until the
| patrol came up q few moments later.
The money ard the watch taken from
| Woodward and Choate We're returned
to them at the police station. The
story of the arrest of Cone and the ~
, tempt to rob Merrill is told in story
sent out from Cedar Rapids and print
ed on another page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward returned
from Cedar Rapids this morning. They
were there over Sunday visiting with
Mr.. Woodward's cousin. Mr.. Choate,
and his wife.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
L,esnsf tAWed.

Getaway G. Kiger, auetioneer, aged
So, and Mrs. Mary E. Triplett aged So
both of State Center.aai
William J. Kurth farmer, aged %
and Margaretha oeh.sen. aged %, both
of State Center 80
Walter ]. Helm, farmer. aged "a
of State. Center, and '2Mary Peterson
aged 81, of Nevada.
Ralph H. Fathers. farmer. aged 26
and Grace E. Crawford. aged g. both
of Rhodes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

that she bc appointed temporary
guardian OF her husband. Joseph De-
trick. and his property. The npplica-
ton says DERRICK IL old and infirm ana
is apatient In the hospital at the home.
He receives a pension Of $50 = month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
GRAINS.

CHAINS.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place Of business in this city. subject.
however. to market changes.
New corn-37. ~
Oats-28. ~
HIDES. FUR AND WOOL.
II. Willard, Son & Co. quote the
following prices:
Green hides-10 cents.
Horse hides. large-s3.0o.
No. l tallow-5 cents.
Medium wool-2O@2 g.
Coarse wool-16 to II cents.
Fine wool-15 to e cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
In the District Court.

Judge Nichols heard today the case
Of Mrs. Observation-Disclosures. admins
stratrix. VS.. N. p. Bengston, " hich was
especially assigned for. today. The case
involves a controversy over the amount
due for the rental of the Trautmann
farm and for possession. of IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27


New York City attending conference
Sunday. While In the east he visited
in washington and other cities.
The usual meeting Of the Baptist
Hill Bible Glass VIII be postponed this
week owing to the lecture to be given
at the Central Church OF Christ Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Il. w. Chamberlain is In Cres-
CO. where she was called Saturday by
the death Of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Stockman, which occurred Friday
i Mrs. Stockman visited her daushte,
! here carly in the fall. but soon aftci
she returned to Cresco was stricken
with paralysis. which caused her death
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Wilson. OF What
Cheer, who were called here by the
sickness of Mrs. wilson's brother, r.
w. Carl left for their home this morn
ing Henry Wilson, of this city, who is
a student at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Chicago, and who was
summoned to the city on account OF
Mr. Carts sickness, viii remain for d
short visit. Mr. Carl is greatly i'm +
proved today
/ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Retter enter
tanned about fifty Of their friends Sat
urday evening at their home in the
country, five miles southwest OF town
The affair was given for Mr.. and MIS-
George Stewart, who will soon leave
the neighborhood, and Mr.. and Mrs
James Gle, of Nebraska, who are
guests at the Retter home. A delight
full evening was spent with music and
dancing. The hostess was assisted IN
serving a supper by Mrs L. Il. Plum
and Mrs John Gile.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
ARNEY PRESENTS BILL.
Would Make Two-Thirds Vote Neces
sary to Order Street Improvements.

In the Iowa senate TO-DAY Senator Ar
ney, Of this county, introduced a BIN
permitting the councils of cities oper-
ating under the commission plan OF
government. and where there are but
three members Of the commission. to
order street improvements, made on
two-thirds vote Of the council.
The present law requires three
fourths vote In cases where the ma
jority Of the property owners living on
tho street proposed to be improved
have not signed the petition. In the
case of cities where there are but three
commissioners this three-fourths vote
is the same as unanimous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

Henry W.. Shove. who has been In
New York City attending conference
Of insurance agents. returned home
Sunday. While In the east he visited
in washington and other cities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
LOCAL MARKETS.

town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties of farmers provisions. grain,
produce, and hides, tallow, wooh pelts
and skins. ar i. soma So.
The Model Grocery. quotes the fol-
lowing prices in tradeo until further
notice: ~;
Butter-2S. ~
Eggs-24.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

Miss Nettie Lamb left Sunday even
ing for three months visit with
friends and relatives in st. Joseph, Mo,
and Weston Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

A new lot Of F1nnan haddie. smoked
salmon and halibut. also salt mackerel
and red salmon. Culley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

A 45-gallon feed cooker or farm
boiler on legs, So. delivered at your
station. See or write Schmidt-Adver-
tisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

Our framing department Is always at
Your service. Camera Shop, frame
makers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

The Car Workers Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday AFTERNOON at the hoiue u
Mrs. Joseph Wells. l25 May street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27
AMUsEM ENTs.
Sarah Padden, in "kindIing," Plays te
Small Sunday Night House.

Sarah Padden and her company, III
'Kindling," played return engage
ment at the Odecn Sunday night to
small business The same finished per-
Torrance that marked Miss Padden's
last appearance here a few weeks ago,
was given Sunday night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

DR.. H. G. Doan, Of Humboldt. who
underwent an operation for double
mastoiditis at st. Thomas hospital last
week, is much improved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

Division Superintendent r s. Mar
shall. Of the NJ. & st. L.. was in the
city today on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

The condition OF Mrs. G. r. Pilgrim,
who has been viry Ill at st. Thomas
hospital, Is greatly improved today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

Mrs. A. Gummert returned Saturday
evening from Pickering. where she has
been visiting for a few days at the
home of her sons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

The condition Of Donald Elder, who
underwent an operation for the re-
moval Of tubercular glands Of the neck,
Is greatly improved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

The condition Of Miss Lena James,
of Melbourne. who was operated on for
appendicitis Saturday afternoon at St.
Thomas hospital. il very encouraging
today