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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Sffi5iele
Verhandlungen
beS Sparb Ser SpuntD SDm:
miNdre ppn Stearn8 Spu,t:
tp Nfimncipta.
Office oes County, Mu0iturs,
Steuru5 County, Wttnn.,

Office be5 GouutDzMllOttprs,
Stenrn5 County, Mtnn.,
notwithstanding, II. Mopember, 1914.
Ser @%ertaglng gen1db trat Die SegDrDe
%5ulammeu; S. 8. &olpalfotpsft, gorltser,
llo ollie Ntitglieoer m1pelenp. Auf 4r<
trug oes $. $. Gu1fielp, uuterl tist BON
g.Iiid,uel Splp, ipurben fplgerbe 8epilltz
sl11leeu aus Dem gpulltplpegez uno
&riitteuz 1SSoups gennodt: @egearbeit =
Sotpu Ilbuup $4,000; Conn 8rodIpag
$4,000; Splpn Gpllegepille $500; Sp1p1
Gben 2afe $500; Conn Sair 9apen
$500; Comm Sarming $500; Comm
@ettp $500; Comm Sploing $500; Solp1t
2afe @epr0 $500; Sppn Safe 9enrp
$500; Comm 2uremburg $500; Splp11
Moiue 9rairie $500; Spipn Wnnlp
$500; Sp1pn Mprt6 Sort $500; Solpn
Gapnespiue $500; Sotpn Naprnono $500;
Iplpn Nodpiae $500; Splpn ct. Ingl1z
tia $500; Somn ct. Solepb $500; Eolpn
1T. Martin $500; 3oipu 5ouf Centre
800; 5olpr @afefielb $500; Solpn
3ion $500; %,lage Cob Spring @riiiz
@egearbeit 500; Siaa9s @aite Eart
$3.50. Auf Antrag lpurbe 1os @elnb
fir 8elpilligungen aug Dem GountpzgSez
gez unb 8riiden<Sonos periporfen:
Solpn5 groip Niper, @rppe, 9gn0en, ct:
Glol1o, Gauf Centre u110 BateftelD. Nuf
Nntrag bon Socob @eber, unter ltnbt bon
s. s.. ganfielD, lpurDe Der Auo1tor en-
fudt, feline f~(erifale Mrbeitsmannlpaft
iber 3eit arbeiteu 81 la1len, tp1e O1es
erforperli6, unD buB bie1elbe fnr oerarz
tiee Mrbett ge1ndR DEM Brlete Des Of
feintlid6en unfer1uders be5ablt tperoen.
Nuf Mntrag ipurben folgenoe 9tedrumz
oeu erlaubt nno nab @elebesborl9r1ft
3rr 2ablung a%ngeipiel EN-: 8egearbeit - ~
$opn 8rodlpaD $500; Solpn Golegeb1lle
1857 unb $133; Soipn Sarming $3.50;
$otpn Seth $500; Sotpn 2ate 9enrD
$40, $4,000, $35, 1887, $4.39,
$14.OO; Solpn 2ugemburg $500; Sonn
aine &rairie $500; Sopn Wun1on
SS2.12, $17O.59, $45.87; Sotpn RaDz
nespiue 1926, $75; Soipn ct. Mugu1ta
S97.O2, $195.02; Spmn ct. So1epb
$500; Sptpn ct. Marttn $500; 5ofp11
at. Martiu 8riidenarbett $500; Sopr
@afefielb $SS.65, $201.70; Sotpn 3tor1
S37. S215.S3, $45; @i1age Cob 9prtng,
8riidenorbeit $19S.5O; 8tlage Cartel,
Briidenarbeit $1,000; @illnge 8aite Rart
S151.49; 6tabt ct. glpn0, @egearbelt
$1,000. g. 9. MDams & 60, @egegraz
birzgldtter, g. st. SEQ. 2 $500; ytatb.
Nhle5, @egearbeit $50. 2 $500; Sran5
Mb(es, Mrbeit, am 5taatsipege yto. 2
1915; @b. Beumer, Grbett am @taqts1
fpeqe So. 4 $500; Sreb. Beumer, 9rbe11
am gtaatstpege $50. 4 $500; Sobn Blod
Mrbett am 5taatsipe9e $50. 2 $500; DIT
Der Brunett, Notbtpen0tges beim @taats7
tpeoe $50. 2 $1.90; @ar9iu @lebator 20:
Mof6lpenbiges beim @taatsmege No. 2
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9iptis bes Neiudes fir sdanflisens.

@taat @innelota, Stearns Gountp. g.
q. gs miro biern1it befannt gema9t,
baB Elm idriftlides @elu9 Dem 8oaro
Der County : gommiMare bon Stearns
gountD u%nterbreitet u1b in Ser Office
BEG County : luoitors binterlegt tpurbe,
in tpeldem nadaeiudt tpiro fir gdanfs
li5ens fir Den Sermin bonn Is. 9e5emz
ber 1914 Big gum IA. 9e5ember 1915
bon nadgenannter Rerion an Dem in bent
@eiu9 angeeebenen Hlate, ndmlih: Ntf.
Sd,uientef, Sotpn 3rodlpap i'm noro0itz
Iiden 3immer 18 Bel 20 SuB, zines 8ez
bdl1bes lo5irt 40 9futben tpeltli9 Don
SIC gde bon M@A bon Section s,
Epmn1bip 1875, @ange 20. 8eiagtes &C.
iu9 tpirb angebDrt unb bariiber beltirnmt
bon Ser gountb : &ommiHdrbeb0roe bon
5tearns gountD i'm @ourtbauie gu ct.
g1oub in @tenrns County, Minn., ont
9ienltng, Ben %. 9e5ember 1914 NOT
gems 9 ubr ienes Sages. 1nterl6rieben
unb ber1eben nit Dem Siegel bon StearlS
@puntn am IA. Hoben1ber 1914.
(Giegel)
geitafigt: MidoIas Sbomep, Mroitor u11o
grzofficip glerf BEG 8oaro. - Sobn
S. @panioI, 9eputierter.
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3ablbeb1rbe $1,000; ~Morbitern" >9rudz
gelelIihaft, Wabl3ettel fir @eneraltpabl
$547.4O; besglet6en $61.7O; $4.05;
$12.74, Sill, 1851. $42.46, $22.71.
Sobn Otter, @egearbeit $1S6.50; @tez
pban Ynllint, @egearbeit $43.25; S. S.
Yputills, @aarc $500; Mmalia &eimer,
~Sell9engebiibr SIP; sos. S. Hi1arbs,
3eugen9ebiibr $3.4O; Bertha Ni1aros,
3eugengcbiibr $3.4O; Nicbn1pnb 5talz
barD, Yer6ffentli1ullg bon 8egeuoti3
$685. $5:Ss; s. ~ $. se @St1rS; SSisssSspagl
tergebiibr $3.50; 5. q. 5deppers, Mnz
ltreiben $500; Sos. @bimansti 50;
pbonz @ebiibren $37.60; 9ermann 560<
ncr, 8egearbeit $4,000. .. 6. Sd0ner
= 8eipobnen Der 9iltrittzg Court $500;
oesgleiden $500; lleberfiilrungen 81;
$1.OO; lleberbringung bon Steuerz3itaz
tionen $500; $S0.50; @et0itigung Der
Stearns County : @efangenen $1,000;
besgleiden $685.; Der ct. glollo @ez
fangenen 1926; Ser &anabec County,
@efnngeneu $780,; Ser 8enton County
@efangeuen 1920; $40; Gelepbonz
@ebiibren ul0 Sreimarteu $16.20; lles
berbringung oeS S. S5egoba na6 Sartz
bault $16.87; 9Geriffsgebibren, Stant
9egen Sbea $11.4o; @taat ge9en 6'@gan
$25.00; 5taat gegen 9toB. $27.00;
9taat gegen 3irbes 1925; 5taat gez
gen @innegge $500; Staat gegen
@ning 1925; 9taat gegeu 3ormeier
$1O.25; 5taate gegen 8alter 1884;
oesgleiden $21.25; 5taat gegen 9lporsz
ii $3.45; 5taat gegen 5cott $2.45;
5taat geger @annpn 1915; 5taat gez
gegen Smitb $500; Staat gegen Morz
rell 1925; Staat ge9en Sherman
$685.; Gtaat gegen @inlige $1.3O.
81. S9marb, @egearbeit $1,000;
Security 8l. 9. & Yrt: 60. fir 8la1fs
$3.50; fir 3ecprD 8iider uu0 Supplies
$67.50; fir Supplies $17.00; Mecorbz
biiebcr l1nD Supplies $1,000; 1871 @teuz
erqlittungen etc. $334.4O; 8lants u1o
Supplies $30.30;. fir Supplies $13.75;
fir Sbreibmuterial $45.25; @bpotbez
fen Mecorbbu6 $24.0o; 9rpplifatz
9teuerliite $56.40; &eparatur Der 9az
tirnnaldine $3.50; 8inben ser Gegiz
itrars Ylattenbiider $4,000; 8. g..
5mitb & Bros, Flatenz9foIen $500;
Sobn 5mitb, 3eugengebibr 1912; 6. 8.
SSrsS. gtanaI, &raniusm fir goarf6alls2
$34.O0; Simes Yub1. 60,
%erDffentliduug Der @~ampelz8abl5ettel
$3.50; GerDffeutlidung Der 9Ganfliz
5ensnoti5 $4.40; DesgleiGen $40; Ser
Gou11tpz 6 onmiiidrber banblungen 1915;
Der gerb0rsnpti5 $3.50; besglei6en
besgleihen $3.50; SerDffentliz
t0ung Der Moti5 fir aontraftoren $500;
5Ganfli5en5npti5 $4.40; Aif. Sbomeg,
Sreimarfen, @rpreB un0 Selepbungebiibz
rem $50.66; Clint. S6omp1on, 3el1genz
gebiibren $6.12; Sal. llDermann, Wegez
arbeit $1,000; be5gleiden Sobn gisz
$4,000; Gbrilt. @al5 $500;
Nlatbias 8ar0inn, 3~eugengebiibr $685.;
Sos. @eber, 8egearbetter $172.35; s..
S. @ei1er, 9ien1t BEL Ser @puutDzg fad}z
5d6lbeb6rbe $4,000; Mid. @ebfotpsfi,
8egearbett $24.90; 5i9ern Ser Nptbz
.lpenDigen CUR @prtpabI = g. 8trbfelD
Morriu @fg. 60. $105.00;. S:
80. 8rigbt, 2u11ber $500; Soiepb
Quit, @egearbett $500; besgleiden
Sobn 3nad $3.50; Sidern Der @ablz
Settel fir @eneraltpnbI = 6. S. 8alDz
{nin = $685. ST. s: s. @lenfer q. 1920; Sep:
gltgrotb 1920; Soiepb @ngel $3.50; S.
:; + SIS si $}h;SS $i.iH6 +; s. s: ); SS S}sin $$ii:?3SS;
8. g. anrtlon $1.5 g 8eter Stuff $3.50;
Geo. s. Wagnuion $3.50; &c.
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Gerb1rsnpti5 be5nglid @eiadS eines
@rnnbbciiters.

81 Elm bon 8enebtff 0aeafa, @runSz
eiaenthii1ner i'm @dulbiitrift 50 in Die
fem Golntp nnter5 eidnetes @eiud, in
ipeld]em borgetban 1T, 6ab er Ser @igenz
tbiin1er fplaenb befdriebener 2dnbereier
lit, Sic in genamntem 9iitrift gelegen ftnb,
ndmlidl: N8A bon GUY unb She'll
pou 9@A bon M@A, 1iibIib bonn @ eye
oeleoen, allies in Gectinn Z in Sotpn1btp
125 l;Drbli6 bon Man9e SEQ. 80 tpe1tli1;
unb baB Sic Gntfernlng bon 1einem
@obnplabe nod ser @6nlbausieite im
9iitrift ~ IN Ser @a6barldaft BON etz
ina bier MeiIen, bur6 lpelde gntfernung
CO fir fleine &tnber b%pIitdnbig 11nmD9li1
lit, Sen 8es gu MAIDEN nnb ba5n nod
ga11s unb gar nnpraftti6 lit. 8etterbin
lit Die @ntfernrng bon 6es 8ittite1ers
8obnung gum S9ulbauie i'm 9iitrttt
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S%ed'u1tt uUu WQHHeQQDlta
a%i1octirt NIT ST.. Slime bon Mnofa pdbz
rero iieben Sabren, miro am Sreitag,
Samitog uno Sonntag, Sen H., 12. nno
10. 9e6ember inn Oranb Central 6ptel
81 ct. Glonb lpeilen rnb fortan ale so
Gage IN ct. Glo11b iein. 9r. Shines
@mpfebll1ng lalttet nie fplgt:
Mnofa, Mi11n.
On ale, benel1 bies 5u Sc Iid5t fommt:
ST.. 81. st. Sra5ier lit mir mebrere
Sabne peri Dnltb b%efan11t, uno es madt
mir @ergnilgen, ol1bern iiber i'm unb 1eiz
ne Mrbett Witt9eilung 81 1naden. Sriiz
BERLIN mar er Elm erf olgrei1er 2e6rer in
n%niere11 0[fentlden Sebulen nn6 gege1z
pdrtig beftnbet ct 1ib inn 8elibe zines
profe1ionellen Staatsz Certificates. 9r.
Sra8ier beiibt cine bone &enntniB bon
Mugsn : 9efrattionA nnb ieine Before
8efabigung in ser 9iagnole bebarrlider
Seller Ser @trablenbred]ltng nl1rbe mir
bdufig betpieien. Sd fam ST.. Sra5ier
b%eionSerS empfeRlen ipegem ieiner gbrenz
baftigfeit, un0 Nieman6 lit 5u atm, Inn
ii9 feline 9ienite 5n itdern.
ST. 5. S. Slime.
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Kinder sohroton
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas T ORJA
@runbeigentbumS=
IbertraaunAen,

Sames 6. Nofins uno Sran an @il<
liam Mbfins, She'll bon Got 1, Fattens
glbD., &imban 100000.
@ermmn Darling unb Srau an Oscar
&c. &etquam, Got 8 81 33R SuB 8lod
81" QnisbergS Mbb., 8elgrabe, $1,000.
glifabetb @dmallen an 2onis 8ieber,
Got 8, 8lod II, @belbrods N0b. 81 ct.
@louo, $4,000.
Martin 2olo an @ebal tion 2oGnifor,
2ot 6, 8lod 1, 2oio's 8. &6b., ct. So
fepb, $125.00.
s. S. @ennemamn unb Srau an Gaz
tbarina 6ennemann, Got II, 8lpd 4,
8 ames Mbb. @olt Centre, $4,000.
Nges 6. &atbbnn unb Srau an sc. g.
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3erbro@eme
&riQemglaier

&Dnnen BON uns eeuau 6uppli5iert mer<
ben, tuen1 mir bie 5erbrpbenen @tude
boben, mnb %gepbbnlib lit nur Elm tleines
@tuf ba5u erfDrberlib.
@eun bos @las gang un6 gar %berloren
lit, 10 benefit iib 6os nod beiier fir @uh,
benn oonn babt SIR Sen @uben, baB
@ud BON einem Optometriiten Elm nenes
FORFEIT ongepaBt pirb. Sn &irtlidtett
iinb oie 6ale ie1ten, in benen mir nibt
gu Gurer 3ufriebenbeit beueiien f6nnen,
boB unlere &DrreftiDn be1er lit o1s @uer
oltes @los, unb es fpmmt babel ntcht inz
betrobt, mp SIR Cure Glider babt onz
po1len loien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
OF STEARNS.-SS. IN DISTRICT
COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT.
John A. Roeser, .... Plaintiff,
Joseph Thome, Peter Tome, Mary
Schmit formerly Mary Thome, widow
of Peter Thome, deceased, Peter
Schmit, Frank M. Morgan, Josiah E.
West, Frank E. Searle, Thomas N.
Mclean, William John Mclean, John
Ferguson Mclean, David Mclean,
Adam Mclean, Archibald Burns Nc
Lean, Mary Hunter Mclean, jeanette
Richardson Houze, also known as
Janet Richardson Houze, Richard
Price, Mary A. Price and John A.
Swenson, Trustees under the will of
Richard Price, deceased, Mary A.
Price, Gladys Helen Harz formerly
Gladys Helen Price,, Richard H. Price,
Willard F. Raymond, W. F. Raymond,
the unknown heirs of Willard F. Ray
mond, deceased, Rebecca E.. Myrick,
William N. Myrick, Nathan Myrick,
Mathilda Shepard and Fannie W.
Brown; also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, interest or lien in the real
estate described in the complaint here
in, OF any part thereof, Defendants.
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given, that an &C
ton has been commenced, and is now
pending in the above named Court, be-
tween the said plaintiff and defend
ants, the purpose of which is to OBJ
tain judgment of said Court that said
plaintiff is the sole and exclusive
owner of the premises hereinafter
described, free of any claim, interest,
estate, lien or charge of said defend
ants, or any of them, in, to or against
said premises, or any part thereof,
and forever quieting and confirming
the title to said premises in said
in said plaintiff, together with such
other and further relief as may seem
just and proper to the Court.
The real estate affected by this
action is situate in the County of
Stearns, State of Minnesota, and
described as follows:
The Southwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter (SWA SEA) of
Section Seventeen 90, the Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
(sEA sWA) and the West Half of
the Northeast Quarter (Wh NEA)
of Section Twenty coy, all in Town
ship One hundred twenty-three (123)
North, of Range Twenty-Five (29)
West; also
Lots Thirteen (13), Fourteen (14),
Fifteen q5) and Sixteen q6) of Block
Nine (9) in South Side Park Addition
to st. Cloud, Mimi, according to the
plat and survey of such addition on
file and of record in the Office Of the
Register of Deeds in and for said
Stearns County; also
Lot Two (2) in Block Ten Q0) and
Lot Ten QO) in Block Thirteen (13)
of Stearns Addition to the Town (now
City, of st. Cloud, according to the
plat and survey of such addition on
file and of record in the Office of the
Register of Deeds in and for said
Stearns County.
Dated, st. Cloud, Mimi, October 5th,
1914.
]. B. HIMSL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office over Zapp State Bank,
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
Nov. 19-26-dec 8.
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6%ansbalterirt

geiudt fir einen Brteiter anf Dem
2an6e i'm meitliden Canada. Mnfra.
gen, 2obnfor6erungen etc. ri9te man
an Sen u9orb1tern" nnter g. 81. 39.
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SUMMONS.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the


THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the
above named defendants:-
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint of the plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which has been filed
in the office of the Clerk of the above
named Court, in the Court House in
the City of st. Cloud, Stearns County,
Minnesota, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint
upon the subscriber, at his office in
the City of st. Cloud, Stearns County,
Minnesota, within twenty days after
the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
Dated, st. Cloud, Mimi, October 9Th,
1914.
j. B. HIMSL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office over Zapp State Bank,
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14
81. Graham. o...op..n, Masonic tempt.

Dr. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
sylvester Dickerson. OF Liscomb. was
In the city today.
Daniel Kempt. OF ira, was in the city
Friday on business.
Christmas stationery. greetings. post
cards. etc. Camera Shop.
For Christmas gifts for Your pupils
see the fine line Of calendars. Simmons
book store.
Miss Clara B. Britt has filed in the
Office Of the county recorder certifi-
cate Of registered nurse issued to her
by the state board Of health.
The body Of John Mace. of Boone,
who died Friday at the soldiers home.
was sent to Boone Saturday afternoon.
Burial took place there today.
The big cheese that was cut few
days ago is about all gone and those
wishing any had better phone 2S4
| their order early. George C. McCord
grocery.
Has your father, husband or brother
an auto; II SO he would greatly APP
preciate one of our all wool heavy
Navajo blankets. Painters clothing
store.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company have
many various perfumes. toilet waters,
and soaps imported. each in a fancy
package. which makes an ideal gift.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
G. g. Lamb, Of Bremen county. and
C. r. Blash, of Fayette county, have
sold to L. II. Hooker. of this city, the
Plaza Hotel property, formerly the
Windsor Hotel, corner Market street
and Second avenue. The property is
on lots S, and Z. of block 4. Blair's
addition. The deed filed today gave
the price as nominal amount. but the
property is encountered with mort
cages amounting to $4.7S0.
Twenty Of the children and grand
children of Mrs. Mary Haak surprised
her at her home in Melbourne Sunday
at noon. They came to help Mrs. Haak
celebrate her SD birthday anniversary.
The children gave Mrs. Haak the ma
terial for dress, and her grandchil-
dren presented her with a gold and
onyx brooch. Dinner, which the chill
dren had prepared, was served. After
| music and games. Those from a dis
lance who were at the family gathering
were Miss Jane Susman. of st. Louis.
and Mrs. Minnie Boye, of Buffalo,
N Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14
PACKER ELECTED CAPTAIN.
Limo PIunsng Tackle to Lead rs High
School Team.

Theodore Packer, the line plunging
tackle, was today elected captain of
the Is high school football team by
the players Packers election was
unanimous, and is a popular choice.
Packer played left tackle on this years
team, and he was one Of the best II not
the best Of line men. AS line plunger
he has no equal among the forwards or
backfield men. His gains thru the OPP
posing lines this season We're consist
ent. ana often for many yards. He was
almost equally Al strong in defensive
play. Next seasoh will be Packers
last year on 9the team
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14

Rooney. Of state Center. Father
Rooney preached the sermon. Hugh
Dunn and p. NJ. Adamson. OF MAMMALS
town. attended the funeral a. reprc-
sentatives Of the Knights Of Columbus
lodge Of that city. lnterment was At
ST. Joseph's cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14
Al tho Ho,p;ta,a

Mrs. C. T. Pears of Toledo. sub
mitted. this morning to an abdominal
operation at the Deaconess hospital.
Lyle Wertz. of Laurel. was brought
this .,norningEto the .Deaconess where
he Is receiving treatment for intestinal
obstruction.
FIT. Asher, IT Quarry, is patient
at the Deac4neA, where he is receiv
ing treatment for gangrene Of the right
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14
Joseph 0oodman's Funeral.

The funeral OF Joseph Goodman, who
died Fridayat ~ noon. was held at st.
Joseph's church at 10 O'Clock this
morning. and was very largely attend
ed. The services were In charge OF the
Rev. Father Bruno, of Alton. a cousin
of Mrs. Goodman. He was assisted in
the services by Fathers Tobin. Of ST
Anthony. Loughnare. OF Marion, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14
SUNDAY 1ELAvED IN ARRIVING

Audience Waits For Evangelist, Who
Does Not Reach City Until 3:11.
Owing to Rev. w. A. Sundays being
delayed in Nevada, where he spoke this
morning, he did not reach Marshall
town until 3:11, and as result his
address did not begin until $3.50, in
stead Of $3.50 as was announced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14

Eagle Camp. No. 1924, NJ. w. Of A..
met In regular session Friday evening.
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year G. n. Brown. VEN
cradle consul; +. r. Linn. worthy adj
wiser: T. $. Wood. excellent banker: J.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14

hand. for which he will be operated.
Miss Anna King. South Second
street, underwent an operation for
goiter at the Deaconess this morning.
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A. Shepard. clerk; W. ~. 1eslleg1
Escort: J. w. Wood. watchsnAn; ~ xA'
Brown. sentry; trustee Tor tASeo yooee6
q. +. Yingst: trustee. 20 hold GveAs
Emery Mason and w. N. 0l1OerG -
ofiicers who were reelected weeo \. -
Lam, r. 8. Wood and J. -. G0opardk
This Ia Mr.. Sheparda sixth eonSscoe
tive term ~ clerk.
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Attention, Royal Arch Masenss
Special convocation 6tgnet Chapeees
Monday. Dec. ~, 1880 p. m Regal
Arch degree. You are urged ~ -
present. A. ID. Meel<er. E. H. =.
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Turnsr,s A,bisn' TeyI and.

Don't fail to see my toys, manicure
sets, china, cut glass, travelling sets.
etc, etc It means big saving and
good varieties to choose from. Never
before has there been so large and
elegant display in Albion. Be sure
to see the musical Christmas tree
holder. J. A. Turner. Albion drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14

Christmas trees, holly wreaths. all
that goes to make the home beautiful,
can be had at our store. Oppice Fruit
Company.
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Mrs. c. A. Noggle. who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. III. A. Weyman, at
Cedar Rapids, arrived home Saturday.
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Mrs. Nellie w. lamar arrived home
Sunday morning from Chicago, where
she has been visiting several weeks at
the 8. M. Rogers home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-14

You buy your boys Christmas suit OF
US and we will give him good watch
Painters clothing store
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w. J. Fps, vice president of the Lig-
gett & Meyers Tobacco Company, ST
Louis. was in the city over Sunday or
huafnoSA
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We deliver. standard bakery.


Glasses properly fitted. H.libsrs.
Mrs. e. L Biggs, Of Union, spent
Sunday in the city.
Walter Smelling, OF Minerva, Yves In
the city Saturday.
Still making Christmas photographs.
Camera Shop studio.
Thomas stotts was in Des Moines
Saturday on Business.
| Mrs. Warren Nichols, OF Minerva,
spent Friday in the city.
| Fountain pens. Parker. Waterman,
and Moore's. A practical gift. Camera
Shop.
| w. S. Dobson and wife. of Montour,
were weekend visitors In Marshall
town.
| One best candy, Martha waslingl
ton. one place to buy it. Oppice Fruit
Company.
Hand power vacuum cleaners for
Christmas. Prices SO and SIS. Schmidt's
hardware.
Twenty to Is per cent discount on all
rockers from now until Christmas.
Marion Gard.
Make Christmas day last forever.
Get a camera for the folks this year.
! Camera Shop.
My office is over the Fidelity bank.
corner First avenue and Main street.
Phone 60. DR.. Cora Williams Choate.
The Perfection oil heater will keep
/ "a TIL al l0~
| less heat. Price 81. Schmidt's hard
ware.
| Our special offering to you. por
| traiture Of the highest quality. Quail
ity not quantity. our slogan. Camera
Shop studio.
! The Regular meeting of the w. C. T.
| U. will be held in the parlors of Cen
tral Church Of Christ Tuesday after
noon at $3.50.
Be a Good Fellow and buy some
poor boy suit for Christmas and we
will give him a perfectly good watch.
Painters clothing store.
Miss Henrietta Whitacre. of Cedar
Falls. arrived in the city Friday for an
/ over Sunday visit at the home OF her
cousin, Joseph A. Whitacre.
! Wear Munsing underwear and be
| comfortab BILE, all weights and styles
mems and boys underwear sold ex-
clusively by us. Painters clothing
store.
The big cheese that was cut a few
days ago is about all gone and those
wishing any had better phone 2s4
their order early. George c. Mcccrd
grocery.
Beautiful handkerchiefs may be
found in profusion and at all prices
in our handkerchief booth. We are
showing q direct importation from Ire
land. Benedict & Brintnall.
Mrs. Henry Pappe went Sunday
night to Chicago. where he met her
sister, Miss Hattie Herminghausen. Of
Fort Madison, with whom she wiN res
main in Chicago for a week. ~ II
We have on display the new
French military lace boot in gun metal
and patent leather. gray tops, abso-
lutely the newest thing in ladies' foot
wear. Baxter & Nelson. 30 East Main.
We have on display the new
French military lace boot in gun metal
and patent leather. gray tops. abso-
lutely the newest thing in ladies' foot
wear. Baxter g. Nelson. 80 Ea3t4Main
The Covenant Daughters will meet
Tuesday evening for their regular
meeting in the Central Church of
Christ parlors. Supper will be served
at 6:15, after which program will be
held.
A Journal under car loaded with
wheat broke and derailed the car in the
east yards Of the Chicago Great West
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Remember the bazaar beginning at
10 a. m. and chicken supper begin
ming at p. m. at Methodist church,
Tuesday, Dec. Is. Committee.