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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
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oaB Die Gomniiiidrc cine @ntibeioung
in Oem piel6cipro1enen Wiannina
Sale u6aeben miir0en. Tics geicbab
inioiern lribt, Oa Die @roBgciduore.
nen nod fcinen geribt iiber Oie mebr-
Observation-Disclosures betreiis Der
Sammlma pon poliiiiAcu Gompag.
nc.@elocrn our6 9oli5eibeoutc o6-
qc0e6cn 6a6cn. gSie bereits oftcrs
6cridtet, ioQ onge6lid Manning Die
SammlluQ Ger @eloer geleitet ba.
ben. @eretS Dor bier @o6cn plrOe
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peniiouirt, er6ielt ie0od Oamals nod
5uei @o1en llrlau6. Sn3wiihen be-
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Sroac fommenoe llnteriudnng, ino
oie @oli5cibe6oroe fab iidb acnot6igt
nod glbloui 0es llrlau6s oeniel6en
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9ciueismaterioI iinO, lin @}anning
5ur @crantportlng 81 3ieben. gSiro
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sBoli5iiten.
81 Sergeauten bei6rOert mur0en
sic iolgenocn Eoli5iiten:
So0n u. Stein, bonn uoro6itlibcn
0iiirift;
Sarru 90. Geguolos, BON moro.
weItli1en Giiiritt;
grneit Nl 0loore bonn uorolicbcn
0iitrift;
g9oltcr Gomptins, poni iii6meiili.
6eu 0iiiritt.
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81. Q9olf Samuel SORES. N}6ocl S..
Ieaiel uno Douol0 s.. Cunningham.
Bcniionirt.
@eniionirt wlIroeu Sergeaut 6rc.
oerid 5ei6olo bonn iiioli6cn Oiirift
lmo Boli5iit Douiel Splociier pom
Iiiopeitlideu Giirift
Die iolgenOen &criebunaeu mur.
SEN onaeoronei Scraeant 9lbolos
Bfltcr pom iiioddlcn nob oem moro.
liben 1iItrift; 5eracont 8illiam s..
8crquIon pom norolideu nad Dem
iiioliben OiItritt @oli5iit ,So6n g.
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bon ser ,,9". uad0 Der ogI"-0ipiiion;
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.Ql" noh ser 90" .Dipiiion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
geicSer cin gIntu.Hic6itaIl.

&r. @enrD M. 9lnbad, bon @ifeS.
bile, meloete oeitern 9}ohmiitaa inn
Gcietiiu Surean ocn 0ie6ta6l iei-
ner iimiiiBigeu n9ltid Goureuna-
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@lo5a Dor Dem @erihtSgebduoc ite-
ben. 9Ils er am 9ia6nittag oie
Seimiabrt antreten pollte, mar ser
&raiilpagcn oerihplu0en. Gas ge-
ito6lcue 2(itomobil repr1ientii% ei-
nen @ert6 bon $L675. gs trug oie
2icen3.ghunmer 2tI2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
@eruadJIdiiisen Sic Siren SrndJ
nidJt!
Sauptauarticr DSiaoical @nre"
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(Suni14-)
NnipeftiOn anf Dem UllOnt9OmcrN.

0ic erie offi5iclle 5nlpettion oe9
Grcu5ers ,@}onigomerp" ieit lciner
llcbcmobmc ourA 0cn Stoot pllr0e
am Sonntoq bon lieutenant Cont
nlonocr 0mcns bon ocm @}arine.Dc
partcmcnt porgenomnen Gomnlan
ocrr Hobiniou pom rglontgomcrD"
fiibrtc ibn BON Stern 5u Stern. Spa
mar Der @}orine 0fii5ier 0joit oes
Commandments bel einem 0iner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Ger 6ono ut ooourd aut $2o,oS6..
25 aeitiegen.
Gon 9louO GorieD @iQis, einen
irii6eren 9oliimorer unO ieeigen
SetretGr Oes StootSonpaltes g9bit-
man bon 9}ep.0orf lit I'M Stcrneu-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elm 8riei elm.
gelouien in pel6em @err @iMs,
ser an OerSpibe Der gtem 9orf Sters
nen6ouner.giga iie6t, mitt6eilt, Dab
Gnoe SILL in gtew Dort cine Nlaiien.
Oeriommlung e6emoligcr @larDlon-
Der i'm Suterefe Der Sternenborucr.
5eier a6ge6aten miro, mo Dab
N}ouor Nlitbel bon glcp.Dorf lmO
Niopor Ereiton bon Baltimore eingc-
laOcn mer0en, bel Oieier Geriauns
lung 9lnipra6en 81 5alten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
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glei'u @criud. cine ieItliBcuoe
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clplooirie gr itor6 einigc Stnnoen
Ipdter 0ic Ieerc Siilic iIog bel Ger
Grploiion aus Dem 2auf nno trai
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lebt Ger lniou crciquetc ii1 Souns
toq g1aduittoe N1erccron bcnuBte
eiu 3ai6enmeiier ann 0ie Foironc
frpi All befonmen olS oieiclbe pl0B
i.h erblp6irte. Srou Qlnna 9lcrce
rou elite fofort nod eiucm Doltor.
rerlcIbc acatc felt ooB oie Stu0cl
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o,.i. Sr. 1lcrcerou nor 30 So9re
AT mi0 piro pon ieiner 6raii iino
nnif ainoern ibcrlebt. vi orbcitete
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olarna nnoct bclte glodmittog ltott.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
sdadIarot luirO 0ciitc 0eitattct.

t5rou aoi6ariie 51udaroi, Sic
Dhticr bon 0icorge s. S9udorot
BON 9}r. 8S2. Oit 20. StroBe Der am
Samiiag glbcno ieiuenl Scbcn Elm
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Elm, I'M Ole gIrrongemenis iiir Die
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bon Scr St. Nlic6ael- luo 9tn 9Ins
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len. 9eic bcreits berldiet, iraut 8r-
5dudlor0t Garbollanre.
BIN, mr Mrlie n's Mnelaue beiovai O
NuitDm Nnu{c lucNNf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Cine altc stcinmii6lc Ser u5nOepen'
Dent See So" Dcruic6tct. 2rei
1icuerpc6rmduucr in 9e6eusgc-
io6r. Gutitc6lmgslrioGe unbe'
fonnt.
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6rcitete uno gefG6ri6 5u merOen
Oro6tc, 5criiorte ocitern Morgeu iait
pollitGnOig Oa5 @e6duoe Or 40,
SiiO 6ront StroBe, in pel6cnl
bon 9alulnternc6ner George Song
cine Stcumiiblc betrieben miro. gSle
Oos 6eucr' cntitouo, meiB 9}iemano.
GoS @cbduoc 6eitonO aus StcilI
unO Steinfodmerf, ln0 menige Se'
fimOen no6Oem Die eriteu 6lonlmeil
Qeie6en worOen maren, itanO Oas
gauge @e6duOe in 6lonnen, Die all
ben eriten 9llarm bcr6cigecilteil
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ausri6ten f0nncn un0 IN glnbe'
tro1t ser 9}a66ariboit mr0en 5peI
meitere 9norme cingeianot oie ole
6cuerme6r ser gon5cn umteren Staot
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lcutc 6attcn i6wierige glrbeit, Oa Die
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sic 6intere Seite oes a6gc6ronnten
@cbGuOes an SoneS 6Gae oreu5t-
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@e6duOc, ais 0as Gac6 einfiel. Sie
fonnteu icb icOo6 in Sider6eit 6rin-
gen, e6e iie be9ra6en UurOen @inige
Der ongcitelten 0leger bro6ten nit
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bill ans Dem brennen0en @cbdiOe.
6erner murOen 3mei Sdiicr Sci 6er-
mSaerollt cbe iic bon Oen 6lonis
men ergriifcn muroen. Syl Dem eirs
itodigen @e6dilOe lit nidts ais cine
Steinmii6le mO Elm Oien, in mel
bcm Gampf iiir Oie 0}aidine err
3eugt murOe. Gas @e6duoe murOe
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So6u iiir Gisiobrifotiou benibt. @i-
gentbiimcrin ocs @e6du0es lit Die
oSnoepenoeut See Company Gas
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mebrcre touieuo Sii6ner, Oie oIle iut-
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anqren3enOen Stale murOen o6ne
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Orei Snbrleute nit fuopper yiotb ibre
@eiponue aus Oem @e6duoe bringen
fouuten. Ger Sdooeu ioll nebrere
tauieno Collars betrogen.
Sic @olBei 6otte S6mierigfeiten,
INN Die pieleu 3ui6auer, oie infoIge
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6crbeieilten 5lriicf3n6olten
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iid BON Dem @oli5iiten nicbt neg
iogen loiien 9ls Der 9oli5iit @e-
malt 6raidjtc, pOcricbtc er ii6 uuO
puroe Oer6aitet. Sn ser 6itlic6en
@oli8eiiiation murOc cr nit einer
@elOihoie BON 81 unO Soften 6elegt.
Der n6annitatter %OlfsfeiiOcrein"
lnSet alle ieine 6renuOe, iOluis OaS
aau5e 9eiitidlt6nm bou Baltimore 5n
iciner arohen Giuluci6nug nuO Gr6ff-
unng Oes GaunitOtter @arts am
@dttiuOdj, Ben "a. Snni, 6er5lid eiu.
(Suni17-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

@DiH1ltrHnd]te'UtlI
SamitoM ~. 5nni
in @rie6'S ]urf, geluir-9loaO.
Serren.Norteu 75eg 9ameu 25c.
tsrfriidlungen frei.
(5uRi23,57)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23
4icnir Ser euaug .-lut0, SSrieSeuS.
Stride
i'm qiGertp.lSart,

@lithuodl, 6cn "A. 5nni 1914.
(Sum22 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Oct uNNHlllInfTer NDIf9TclIDcrelH"
InOet alle ieine 6renu6e, iOuie OaS
gauge 9ertidjt6nm bou Baltimore 5n
iciner arohen Giuuei6nug nuO Gr6ff-
unng ocs Gauuitatter @arfs am
NtittuOdj, Osn "A. Snui, 6er5lidj eiu.
(Syuni17- 24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Ga mc6rerc 9roteiic bon 03drft
lclltcu cinaclauicu iino, bIicb oic
s'croronmq mclc6e Die Stlnoc Der
Siihbdnolcr iii Scr &ihn1ono Nlartts
bonc 6cIiimnt bis 5ur 0ritten Sc.
iiuo ii6erliegcu. Die Stootudter
molten iih crit mie @rdiiocnt @ubert
crfIdrtc, init ocu Ietoils ser &eroros
nunq bertrntt MAIDEN, ebe lie in Der
glnaelcaenbeit bonoeIn
&c Gta0t erbalt ibre cfgen e
Glog0e
Sp 5weien 9iotDs3relge erDlelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

Qanr nr Mrlie n's Mnelano beiprai q.
Mnur, Nr. 4i3. INpaulMV1ftSltuic, nabg
Nnwm NoWic 9lpcnnf'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30

CARNEY & CARNEY,
Attorneys For Plaintiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
Crop Reports of
Marshall County

oats in the neighborhood of Gilman
are showing up a good quality, and a
cry fair yield. Not MUCH wheat has
oeen raised TINS year. Corn, which was
blown down SO badly by the storm a
lew weeks ago, has strengthened nice
~ and gives evidence OF being the us
uai good crop. -
oats on the d. |. Paul farm, six
miles southwest of Gilman. went for
tN-hre bushels to the acre. Orvilie
Doane. in the same neighborhood, Sc
cured an average of thirty seven and
one half bushels to the acre. ~
y thirty-aere field of wheat on the
Thomas McGrew farm Yielded sixteen
bushels to the acre. This is the first
piece of wheat threshed, and altho a
poor Yield. is said TO be of an excel
lent quality. Forty eight acres of oats
ON the same farm Went forty five bush
els 10 the acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
NeMa Of Rhodes.

Mrs. 2. weishaar was a Maxwell Wis
itor Saturday.
John Ewing returned Saturday even
ing from a business trip in Minnesota.
Miss Fora Phillips returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives and friends
in Manning and Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Good and daugh
ter, Miss Testa, left Thursday for a
visit with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Jackson. at Sedalia, Mo.
Mrs. Russell Perry ana daughter. o..
Boone. have been here visiting among
relatives
Mrs. Henry Buck. OF North Yakima.
Wash. is mere visiting among relatives
and with her husband. who has been
Spending the summer looking after the
improvements and interests OF his
farms
Miss Matte Hughes returned home
Saturday from a visit at Maxwell.
John B-eunis and son Lester re-
turned sunday in their auto from Du-
bique.
Charles Haddoek left Saturday for a
visit in Colorado.
Ely Bonham, Harley Vauthrin,
WAYNE Hildreth and Henry Metse left
for the harvest fields in the Dakotas
Monday.
Mrs. F. f. Bentley went TO Perry
Tuesday evening and Wednesday she
and Mrs William Armstrong Of Perry,
VIII 90 to Underwood for a visit at the
X p. DOYLE home.
Mrs g. G. Caswell and daughter,
who have been spending some time at
the nome of DIR. H s. Titus and other
relatives. left for her home in Pasa-
dena Tuesday evening.
Mrs Anna Cromley and son Roy
spent Monday in Marshalltown.
Those who shipped stock and ac-
cornpanied the shipments TO Chicago
Tuesday were Arthur Crawford Mar
tin and Herbert Buck, and Isaac Gray
and William WignaL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker and Mr..
Steve Vauthrin were in Marshalltown
on business Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Harper are par
ents of a baby boy. born Monday.
Miss Zelma Phillips is spending the
week with Mrs. Lila Crawford.
Mrs. Edward Mowery has gone to
the home of her parents near Nevada,
Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
PIONEER OF COUNTY DEAD.
Mrs. Sarah II. Cowgirl Dies at Daueh.
ter's Home West 70 Town.

Mrs. Sarah H Cowgirl. aged So. a
pioneer of the county. and an early
settler of Taylor township, died at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Forest
Smith. four miles west of this city.
Mrs. Cowgills death was Que to heart
disease, with which she was stricken
Tuesday night Mrs Cowgirl has been
IN feeble health for several Years. and
returned TO the Smith home less than
month ago from Portland. Ore
where she had been visiting another
daughter.
Mrs Cowgirl was born sarah H
Thurston in Delaware county Ohio
april 20 1929 she became the wife of
Henry c. Cowgirl Apri! .. ls47. the
wedding taking place in Delaware
county. also the native county Of Mr..
Cowgirl In 1854 Mr.. AMI Mrs. Cowgirl
came TO Clinton county. and in 1861 to
his county, settling on a farm in the
Prairieville neighborhood, in TAYLOR
township Four wears later they moved
to Albion, where Mr. Cowgirl died eigh-
teen years ago For The past five years
Mrs. Cowgirl had made her home with
her daughter Mrs Smith.
Four of the ave children born TO Mrs.
Cowgirl are living In add .tion 10 the
daughter az whose home the mother
died. ,ae children are George II Cow
gill, OF Waterloo: Rev. Frank B. Cow
giyl, Of Fresno. Cal; and Mrs. Rosa l..
Post of Portland. ore. Henry Ernest
Cowgirl. the other son, died about forty
years ago.
Funeral services for Mrs Cowgirl
VIII be held from the Methodist church
at Albion Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The church VIII be open 10 friends from
, 20 5 Burial VIII Sc IN the Albion
cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
Notice.

To whom Il NAV concern Notice is
hereby given TO all parties assessed for
sidewalks for the year of 1914 ny TO
date of this notice that the certifi-
Gates covering the cost and expenses
for theHonstruotion of permanent side
walks in the city of Marshalltown are
ready for delivery to the contractor
Now all parties against whose prop
erty a special assessment has been
levied. who desire to avail themselves
of the option for payment in seven
equal installments with s per cent in
terest must within thirty 900 days
after the 31th day of July 1914 appear
at the office Of the city clerk and sign
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

To John l. Blair. and Ann Blair, his
wife. Sylvia Dather and a. G.. Oath
er her husband, Lovina Dean, and w.
j. Dean, her husband, Ella Kezar.
and Bert kezar, her husband. James
a. George, John George. Mrs. Charles
Weir. and Charles Weir her hus
band, Mrs. Harvey Frohwein and
Harvey F'rohwein, her husband, Ada
NJ. Parsons. Mayable E. Parsons,
Cedar Rapids & Missouri River Rail-
road Company, Blair Town Lot and
Land Company, and the Unknown
Claimants. OF 10, nine co. in block
thirty six $3.50. town of state Center
Marshall county, Iowa, defendants:
You are hereby notified. that there is
on file in the office OF the clerk of the
district court, Of the state OF Iowa, in
and for Marshall county. petition of
Rose Farris, which states that her fun
name is Rose F'arris: that she is the
unqualified owner on fee simple OF lot
nine 90, block thirty six $3.50, town of
State Center Iowa: that she is cred
IDLY informed and believes that the de-
PENDANTS. or some of them. make some
claim adverse to her rights: that such
claims arise by reason of certain de-
fective deeds signed by certain of the
'i'cNS e4ellt9dliiS, ~ IdlIGie Di ioiHitl
OF spouse in execution Of certain deeds
by inadeQuacy of description in plat
ting OF the town OF State Center. by
reason Of alleged defective legal pro-
ceedings In the settlement of the es-
tate OF Ellen Sessions. decreased
That PLAINTIFF and her grantors have
been in actual open. exclusive contin-
nous hostile, and adverse possession in
good faith, under color OF title, and
claim OF right for more than ten years
last past prior 70 the beginning of this
action; that there are certain Unknown
Claimants TO the above described prop
erty whose names and residences are
unknown. and that plaintiff has sought
diligently 70 learn the same;
Praying for decree. quiering title in
plaintiff. and removing any cloud
thereon. and tina. the above defendants
re barred and estopped from raising
anr claim thereto
Now, unless you appear. and make
defense thereto. az or before noon of
the second day OF the next September
term of said court, 70 be begun and
held az Marshalltown, Iowa. on the 7ti
day Of September, a y. 1914. your de-
fault will he entered, and a decree
rendered thereon asprayed for in said
petition.
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. d
1914.
CARNEY & CARNEY,
Attorneys For Plaintiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
Band Concert Program.

The band concert at the soldiers
home this evening will include the
following numbers in the program:
March. The BanQueters" Holmes
Selection. 'ILombardi' Verdi
'Humoresque' ....... Dvorak
Waltz. The Flower Of Italy" Stefano
Twn-step, "All Aboard For Dixie
Selection, III Trovatore' Verdi
IntermezZo, The Secret. .Gautier
Two-step, Tickle the worries" Herzer
National air.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
FLEMING 1O LEAVE
DISTRICT N FALL
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT OF
METHODIST CHURCH TO
RETIRE.
HAS BEEN IN CHURCH
WORK FoRTY.oNE YEARS
Has Been in Service Continuously. and
For Nineteen Years Has Been en-
Dissricts-WiII Become Department
Manager of Newly Organized Farm
Loan Company of Manchester.

After tortY-one wears in the effective
ranks Of the ministry Of the Upper
IOWA Methodist conference, Rev. Thorn
as T. F'iemlne. Pm D.. D. D.. Of this
city. superintendent OF the Marshall
town district. viii at the approa cnlns
session OF the conference al Cedar
Rapids accept supe-numerary relations
and engage in another line OF work. DR..
Fleming thinks that forty-one wears is
long enough for any man TO De in tie
continuous service OF MS church. and
ne MI! give way 10 younger blood The
news OF DR. tTenings retirement viii
De received with surprise and regret
thruoU, the district.
Coincident in connection with his
retirement : the fact thar il was AT
CEDAR Rapids that Mr.. Fleming was
received into the conference. in 1873
Zen. as Toung man Of %. Mr. Elem
ing was assigned u the Ridgaway err
CUT, IN Winneshiek county where
there We're four charges and not A sim
gle church building Three ~ he
Charges held meetings in school houses
ana the other in grange hall
Has Beer on Four Districts.
Attic not paramount in MS decision
70 retire, DR. Fleming was Influenced
somewhat 10 give uD the work a. .ha
September conference from me fac.
that. II he served ou, mis- fun -ar.,
WIlich would not expire until Sep,4rn-
he- 1915, il would leave he confer
ence with three OF Us six districts SUI
I'erinte71euts retiring a, tbe same
flnle. This Is nov soncidereG the bes,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
Marietta Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Reilly, Of Mar
shalItown. visited over Sunday with
Mrs. Nancy Timmons.
r. F. Waldo visited in New Prov
idence last week.
Mrs. Emil Thelander and daughter
Lena. and Miss Hulda Johnson. of
Riverside Cal. are visiting at the home
of Mrs. TheaIanders sister. Mrs. Carl
Nelson.
Little Kathryn Richards. OF Albion,
visited her aunt Mrs. Chris Wardman.
this week.
Miss Helen Harper visited at the
nome Of her sister, Mrs.. Jay Stowell. In
Taylor township. this week.
F. ]. Hughes. orClemons. visited his
daughter. Mrs. Ernest Wilkens, the
first of the week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
RESTAURANT ON RIGHT PLAN.
Henry Sundell Is Particular When He
BUYS Fruits and Veoetables

MI Suncell u the Sundell restaurant
IN North First avenue operate. on the
Tigh, plan. gives the people lot for
their MONEY and gives them the best
at all times. Mr. SundelI is very parti-
oular in MS buying The sundeil res
taurant is noted for its good. clean
wholesome. home cooking. and fresh
fruits and vegetables. Also for the
excellent coffee hat is served Eat
with Benry."-Advertiserne
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30

waivers of all objections as to any IL
legality or irregularity in such assess
ment and that they will pay the same
with per cent interest per annum as
by law provided Waivers not signed
the whole amount becomes due and
payable. Dated July 80. 1914 ]. j.
Wilson. City Clerk Published in the
Times Republican July 80 and 81, 1914.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
THERE is NOTHING BETTER

Than Horsford's Acid Phosphate
For the relief of Indigestion. nausea.
insomnia or sick headache A whole
some. non-alcohohc tonic.-Advertise
ment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-13
NEW HEAD
OF JONES COMPANY
James Carr, President, An
nOunces Successor to Shar-
on e. Jones.

Announcement that Ira Swisher, OF
this city, has signed q contract AZ gen.
eral manager of the Jones Hardware
company, was made today by James
Carr, president OF the company. Mr..
Swisher takes the position Wednesday.
The new manager is well known
throughout Indiana, Illinois and Ohio,
having been in the hardware business
for twenty-five years. He will assume
complete charge of the plant. Will
Hawekotte and Rutherford Jones will
remain with the company as depart
ment managers.
Mr. Swisher is leaving the Corbin
Lock company, of Chicago, where he
has been employed as travelling
salesman. He was connected with the
Pogue, Miller Hardware company and
the Miller Brothers Hardware com.
for years. He also managed the Cen
nett theatre and North Brothers Stock
company. being in the theatrical bust
ness for five years.
The working force of the company
probably will remain unchanged. Mr.
Swisher takes the place left vacant by
the forced resignation of Sharon E.
Jones, who left the city following the
discovery of overdrafts amounting to
thousands of dollars.