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The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
YPSILANTI

hand has been organized in the
Normal with Prof. Frederick AlexAn-
der as director. The work Of prac-
tiee has commenced with a view 10
playing at all OF the seasons foot
ball games. "
Frank Graves, Of san Francisco.
Cal. but formerly OF Ypsilanti town
ship. writes he is soon TO move 20
interests. lie says that the fair at
tendance has been most discouraging
because OF the rainy foggy weather
and instead Of an influx OF people
expected after the heat OF the sum
mer was over. there has been con-
slant renux Two distinct earth
quake shocks felt this month. al.
though not doing much material
WIN. w. Alexander expects to leave
Oct -. for a week OF bird shooting
in Branch county.
Mrs Florence s. Babbitt has gone
TO Battle Creek.
Tho funeral OF George X. Smith
aged IS. and a veteran OF the Civil
war was held Friday from his late
residence on Paint Creek-rd.
Mrs. w. d. Miller viii be hostess
20 the NJ @. n club. Thursday after
noon. Oct. 81. from : TO S.
The annual election OF officers will
take place. saturday. Nov. IL. At the
gathering et the DO What You Can
circle Of Kings Daughters which
ling. Delegates from this society
who will attend the annual conven-
ton IN Jackson. Oct eo-s., inclusive,
are Mrs. o. r, Darling. Mrs.. n L
smith, Miss Jeanette Waterbury.
Mrs. walter Dixon and Mrs. Herbert
Burrell.
A Pomona Day program will be
given. saturday afternoon. Oct. Is.
by Mrs; w n Keller a. A., the m.e', ,ns
Masonir temple.
The engagement OF Harry Croker
Hutchins. son Of President And Mrs.
" n. Hutchins. of the U. OF NJ and
is announced. Mr.. Hutchins nrst
wife died about two years ago.
Rev. Frank Kennedy will tender a
reception this evening from = TO ~.
80 the Catholic students attending
the Normal college and Cieary Busi-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder and family. OF
Detroit. have moved TO this city ana
are located on Forest-eve.
New arrivals In the city. who VIII
make their home here during the
college year are: Miss Erma Smith.
from Paw Paw; II. Russell Palmer.
from Stamford. Conn Mr.. and Mrs
omer Potter. and r Miss Elsn ~ "
Misses Mildred and celia Weaver.
from Port Huron, and Miss Grace
Gibson. from Saginaw
The enrolment Tor tne AetHVns
Episcopal Sunday school has reachec
96f and an EFFORT is now being mace
20 bring the number W 10 LOCO. :,
A meeting Of the Companions OF
the Forest will be held this evening.
The Misses Mabls Bible ard lenora
weithreicht OF the Normal. are
week end visitors in Saline.
The condition OF Nelson Rogers. OF
Jacksonville I'D. who was hurt about
week ago by a run away team or
horses. Is considered by hts ply
slcfans as very serious.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

Y lkiver Rouge tent. Modern
DSot. VIII meet In Burke's hall.
1871 people's Pleasure club
4h4 6fpce Of Harry Me-
sers 81 River Rouge c n.
tWho wish 10 attend the
k66eettng in Detroit. Fra
~ will meet at Chefs Art
va o'clock.
5e1f- months child Of Edgar
Ros buried at Woodmere.
~. from Frank Gallagher's
- IL me last day for paying
MATES without penalty. and
Nth the village clerk and
eastirer will be In their Of
49, Sveninra
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lllti to
Get New Factory

@ANTf, Oct i5.--At a meet
ne ofAcers OF the Michigan
2lcnfef Ca. end the Indus
eintion held Thursday aft
~ Agreement was reached
the association Is 70 FUR
Crown Fender Co. the land
"a BY the city authorities OF
CANDY. on n. Huronst-, and
Moan OF $4,000 TO the company
by first mortgage bonds
= 6 Der cent interest. the
Fsndcr Co. TO equip and fur-
hstr own building. Ground
= broken next week for the
clory.
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)EHLAND PARK.

uaty. OF NO. l7s DAWSON ave,
nlnnd the LADIES' union OF the
church. Thursdav afternoon.
- case. Of No. 3t6 Highland
- returned 10 her home after
Visited friends IN windsor.
NJ j. supple. OF lockwood.
- visiting Mr. and Mrs {. +.
>. 81 No. 81 Monterey ave.
Eliza beth Nye. OF Romeo.
"a eacently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
s Iinsman. OF No. zoe conneei-
q Barnard I. chubb and son.
OF Romeo. Mich. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley.
4 III Cortland-aye.
Hyrl Rowiey. OF No ~, 49,
ward Lave. Will entertain MISS
Simons. Miss Hazel Maru 2
- whitney. English teacher OF
IN school. Friday evening AT a
W. Z. LOOMS ha. returned
"A Wait at Battle Creek TO the
a of her daughter, Mrs. u. &.
ar No. 80 Colorado ave
"A q. e. MCGUIRE. OF No. sol
ave. died Thursday morn I.
a. FRO remains iii be shipped
70 Nunday. Mich. where the
viii b held. The deceased
lived by her husband. a son.
sage, and a daughter. Mrs.
sre being made TO increase
- ~, the IRE department IN
~ 5Purk. IL is thought that
1nGf$mont should have four
II ~ that in case OF nre. in
Soon0une can be made TO any
~ l1rs. l. 3 Bishop. or No.
3iorAve.. entertained Mr.. and
- King. Of Pontiac. Friday,
k1nHa Munkean. OF Detroit is
w. from q broken leg caused
~ thrown from an automo-
39o6nx afternoon. Her hus-
rho was driving the machine
nnn = hole on Cameron-aye..
y wosmau was thrown to the
4 NE was removed TO Grace
1 1nrton and family. of No. 50
11pfe.avs.. have moved TO zss
s1 Mrs. George ". Pierce. OF
Avalon ave. will entertain
~. Mrs.. John Richards. OF
~ ~. church, ann Mr.. and
6f6G Pierce. Sr.. at dinner
4s6ay evening.
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WOMAN EATS
TEASPOONS

ROCHESTER, MINI. Oct. Is
Seven silver teaspoons, hairpin. a
long straw and quantity OF hair
were taken from the stomach Of a
woman operated upon at the State
Insane hospital
When a nurse noticed that the
woman put q silver spoon in her
mouth the other day, she attempted
TO get IL and failed An X-ray ex-
animation followed and determined
an operation. The woman will re-
cover.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
WYANDOTTE

/. The wyandotte High school foot
ball team Will play the Birmingham
High school team Saturday. Oct. Is.
on III. Aikali park. The game viii
fact that the Tbottes were beaten by
p score OF $50 by theNorthwestern
tlgn school team. a complete change
1 IN the lineup " expected 20 Improve
me playing OF the Indian City ag-
Theodore Mexres. supervisor from
Wyandotte. has been elected a mem
Der OF the ways and means commit
tee OF the board
Mrs John Bohm. Feur,h-.t.. en-
first. Mrs Carl schroeder; second
Mrs. John Bahihom: third. Mrs. Gus
tav Mehlhose: fourth. Mrs. Theodors
Gus MrrthUre with eutsrtztu the cIut
in two weeks
Mrs. Henry 4 shaurberx has bee,
taken home from Harper hospital.
william II. Davis IL home from
Lausing this week.
Only S.5t3 OF ths city tar levy re
mains uncoIlected. according to Cit
Treasurer Jpmes c. Headman
The TUESDAY Study club will NEE
with Mrs Richardson. Van Alstyne
blvd. Tuesdag, Oct. ~.
Will entertain the Ladies' auxiliar
OF the Congregational church Tues
day evening.
The heads OF the different depart
r1ents Of the First ~. Z. church me
In the home OF VI. c, Daley, Vine 81
Thursday evening. and arranged I
hold reception for the new ministe
on "wednesday evening, Oct 20 Thi
In the regular league night but thi
WILL he arranged for another day
The X Of e. will install their %
ncers Friday evening.
The inquest into the death % Ern
est Lemeron. 1s-year-old boy VIII
was shot by n companion. has bee
postponed by the prosecuting attor
ney from Thursday evening. Oct. j,
until Oct 20. The inquest will be q
Justice San Soucis court. Ford.
Charles Kirkhon IL Ill In his HON
on Oak-st.
Water rstes are payable 'withou
penalty during October. announce
City Clerk Charles Block.
The ladies OF 81. stephens churcI
will give a harvest home supper u
the church house Oct -
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{eosa Tau Sorority club WIN
kyQoy evening In tho home az
t&Rccs Bradford ON Lincoln.
Jackson. Of Pontiac. was a
~ Thursdav.
>y0man'a rcwet~u Missionary
nf the M~thodist Episcopal
1ttll meet In the horne OF Mrs
Bray on Woofwa-d@ave
~ afternoon. Oct FL
tmDsa Brenner. of Saginaw 3.
~ f~~' days with her sister
g ~ HAYNES. on Hevnes-st,
tttt Hea-scv. OF Roya, Oak
Anrkday In the h~sne ~ heI
g9Uts. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
~ o. MsnIcSrve west.
BIRMINGHAM band will meet
3svde .Dexfer. ~ Howell. Is
~ II few dave WITH her moth.
~ Uertrudc Harnick. on Towns
uEssTveJ Joh-so,,. or Fochestrr
7 Hpued on old friends here or
J&nses Miller. Of Pennington
&o~t ~ her parents. Nr. And
Enk Cer.,ar, on the vVe~t- ri
~. ruert Thursday with Mr.
~ Johr Ladlaw. or Merrili-s.
M w. vrv~rv. ~ Detroit. 81 n
<9 htc f-sher. James Van Ev.
sl'rpekilp
eW~ vIefh hss rc-e 20 prairis
C-~s 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs
u<~-ai.
xkSf}3yrr, wrrdf. OF Pontiac
&<1eSd.v srtfh her sister. Mrs
U1s0 Burger. on Pierce-st
l}Ilsu Cversfre~s has return
~ home ~ Chicago after
M three weeks With Mr. and
|@R~e uesh N Southfleld.
A&riH Mack Hunt went or
N n huEineas trim tn De-
oks w1s ~ given In Rir-
11>kh v~fsooI' Friday even
fes fhe members Of the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
QUEER TURTLE
HAS TWO HEADS

MULLINS. g. C.. Oct. i5.-Ever
see a living animal with two heads >
No? Then you should see Eugene
Smiths little turtle. II was caught
in the Pee Dee swamps and has two
well-.developed heads. each sepsr.
ate and distinct from the other.
Smith declares that the turtle eats
with both heads.
The turtle II not much larger than
silver dollar and is very active and
hearty II Is genuine curiosity
snd may prove 10 be valuable. smith
Is asking $1,000 for a.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
ROCHESTER

A mems banquet and missionary
meeting was held at the ConGrega-
tiorai church mere on Wednesday
evening for the purpose OF arousinG
ysicnsry movement ronvention to be
held in Detroit Oct 21-l.
Mr. Finn. Of Detroit. gave an out
line Of the subjects to be discussed
~ the convention.
ting Was kfven by DR.. GoodseIl. n
missionary, who has spent the past
eevsn yssrs In Turkey. lie spoke at
!eeqth % the conditions az they ex-
3ni 'l1soeislss SSs;wisssS b. sse
90 49, - 6
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

rr7ser. Benso~ st. janisor
Iheul, , man ~ ~ years. was
u ehe rrnr wheel OF an au-
when running frv the car
N morninw. Tits collar
r11 Nfere broken. hut nm
1llor failed 10 rhcw In
"a. He wRs attended nv
uA taken 10 Hn-per'r
yV{tal Hts condition
If6ay morning.
~ beeN hnrt several
lu0 Quiee seriously. 80
<sllsd "ths man
No w&s ewned nv a
04D4nu.
Ae1er n home after n
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shows the railroad from Nish to the
Gulf OF Salonika. which the Bulgar-
ians are trying to cot and possess.
The French and English armies
land at Salonika and use this rail.
road TO rush troops 10 the Scrbians.
Serajevo. In Bosnia. Is the town
where the world war was started.
There the conspi,ators killed Crown
Prince Ferdinand and his wife. Sec
Varna, In Bulgaria. on the Black
SEA- The Ruee1opGuRro oxnooeo1 =
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apolis and 20 continue on 10 the
small towns. But the great white
way after nightfall tempted him.
and when taken into custody by
the detective nothing remained OF
Norton told Detective Kelly that
he intended 70 pass through Mime.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

Although Egypt's irrigation works
have cost about $50 zoo, 600, they
have increased the land value from
100000. 900 to s2.0o0.0o0.o 900 in
less than two decades.
Every time . i5-inch gun Is fred
bale Of cotton Weighing 500 pounds
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
FORD.

~ council met THURSDAY
SNmking ~ rli the varancy
nopyos<d had occurred in
poNee fore~. hut the old
xere al on the joh. 40 the
snE The counc'l rouid 30 was
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

this new campaign and the cam
paign In the Dardanelles.
Many famous names In ancient
history and mythology appear on
the map. Note Mt. Olympus. in
Greece: Athens. Mt. Athos. Thrace.
In Bulgaria. Thessaly. noted to BIZ
BILE students 40 the object OF PauI's
letters to the Thessalonians; smyr-
M, home Of one Of the very nrst
cAristaaa snsrchss; lslasA =
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

lombard Varna and land an army
there. On the upper right hand are
Odessa and Sevastopol, in Russia.
where the Russians will mobilize
for their part In the Balkan cam
paign. Note how close Italy is to
the Balkans and the possibility OF
an Italian expedition to take the
Austro-Germans In the rear or on
their right flank. Readers can read
ily understand after . glance ct the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

The tenement.house committee OF
the Brooklyn bureau OF charities re-
ported that after careful examina'
tion 1t had found only 81 dark rooms
in all the tenements in Brooklyn.
An electrically operated machine
has been invented for piling lumber
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

for storage into stacks up 10 q
height OF fifty-nve feet.
Fountain pens are tested by an
instrument called a micrometer. II
one piece OF the mechanism In out
even Il six-hundredth part OF an inch
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
BIRMINGHAM

qosa Tau Sorority club WIN
<16ay evening In tho home ~
t21>ccs Bradford ON Lincoln.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
to Times : Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Rowan, Dec. 29.--J. r. Coulter has
rented his town residence to l.. r. Fitz
and will move to Htghmore. 8. d., In
the spring.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawson, OF washington
Springs. S. d.. is spending n few days
with her sister. Mrs, Edgar Bingham.
Walter Peterson. OF Swea City. the
assistant cashier in the Peoples Saw
Ing Bank. expects to move his family
here next week.
Jesse Steffens, of Milledgevillc H.,
who has been spending few weeks at
the William Steffens home. returned
home Monday.
Veterinarian Thomas Thompson has
located at Ellsworth.
Jasper FELTON, is spending the hole
days with his parents Ut Bpuce, Wis. ~
Leonard McCallum and family. Of
Sioux City. are spending few days
with relatives in this vicinity.
NeIs Olson. OF Iowa township. ap-
peaied from the award OF the board
of appraisers when they allowed 1904
for land taken for a school road. The
strip was twenty-five feet wide by 100
rods long and contained about one and
one-third acres OF land. The jury,
after celebrating on the question for
three hours, brought in a verdict for
$3.50 for MIR. Olson. ur gAan.i IL ffa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
CUT PRICE CUT GLASS.
New Years Gifts May Come From Sa.
Ioonist Not Jeweier


Sioux City. Dec. 29.-The price OF
cut glass Is going down. Yes, thou
sands Of pieces have been sold dur
ing the last few days at figures that
would prevent the average man from
stealing a collection IL he had the
best opportunity In the world. There
are already hundreds Of little pack
ages OF these treasures laid carefully
away: awaiting the purchaser who is
to come and carry them home before
the first Of the year.
Women who receive cut glass as n
picious regarding the method by
which they were procured. In many
instances husbands have gone to this
trouble Of enlisting the support OF
jewelers. to confirm the stories of how
the purchases were made.
The secret OF the whole thing IL
that John Barleycorn Is leaving Iowa.
or presumably so, In just two days
from today. with the passing OF John
there will be great deal Of cut
glass, decanters, champagne gle ases
and other back bar decorations that
will be a drug on the market.
Yesterday began the work Of clean
ing up and realizing as much as posi-
Bile on these fixtures" and AS a result
scores OF patrons OF the thirst par
lors have bargained for n collector.
Of cut glass that will give their fam
lily china closet a holiday appear
ance. Sparkling glass Of the best quail
lty may be secured at remarkable low
figures and the man who knows" IN
putting his money where, 1t will give
the best results.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION CASE
FINDS WAY TO IOWA 81.
PREME COURT.
WOMAN SHOWS SHE
WAS ENTITLED TO AUTO
First Case of Kind Taken to Courts
Results in Victory For Contestant,
vino Ciaimed "aeii,i"s IL! se=-
Wronsfuily Awarded to Another
Publisher Must Pay Value Of Car. i

Special to Times Republican.
Sheldon. Dec. 29.-For the first time
on record voting contest has gone
thru the Iowa courts, with the result
that the contestant wins the value of
an automobile awarded to another, the
supreme Court holding that contest was
not conducted on legitimate lines.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision Of the district court in suit OF
Esther Smead VS.. Clarence NJ. Stearns.
Stearns was former publisher OF the
Sheldon Mail and conducted voting
contest awarding a Ford car for SUBJ
scriptions to the paper each subscriber
representing a certain number OF votes.
Esther Smead sued. claiming fraud in
the contest, and that she was entitled
TO the car instead of the one 10 whom
the editor gave the prize. The SUI
preme court sustained Mrs. Smead and
Stearns will have to pay the value Of
the car with the costs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
To pedio.te vinton chureh

V!nton. Dec. 29.--February 8 ID dedi-
cation day for the new $4,000 Meth
odist church Of this city, the services
Will extend over week and there will
be many mon prominent In church
work present who will take part In the
various, programs. Bishop QuayIe will
be in charge on the opening day. +
The Methodist church makes the
third new house Of worship to- be
erected within the last three years,
at a. cost OF not less than 100000. ~ I
Vinton has more beautiful churches
than any other town Its aize IN the
state. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
Auto. Thief in Custody.

Webster City. Dec. 29.--sherif Nell
son arrived. home from Chicago. hav-
ing in custody Louis Anderson, the
young man indicted at the October
term OF court for stealing an automo.
bile from Parkhurst & Lavender OF
this city during the latter part OF last
June. Anderson was In thes employ
of Rigkhurst & Lavender for & while
and when told that his serSicea were
no longer required, he left with one
of their cars. Later the auto was re-
covered by the owners near Madison,
Wis. and the indictment followed.
Anderson is now in the county jail
and his trial will come on at the
next term OF the district court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
r1dEsREPUBIcAN MARsHA1LrowN IOWA: DECEMBER 49, 1915


hand to complete the work, this last
barrier has been rentoved and dreams
are soon to be realized. {
Ever since the big meeting Of the
stockholders held here three weeks
ago. the officers OF the company and
others have been busy gathering in
applications Of stock In the corpora
ton, and by the first Of the week
enough had been subscribed TO cover
all of the expense of completion with
neat little surplus, which will be
used for operating expenses. Mr.. Nc
Laughlln, the contractor who has
charge of the building of the' plant.
told the stockholders at the time of
their meeting here that funds could
be gotten In hand, he would guarantee
to so ahead and complete his con-
tract for construction and the install
lation of the ;,Rachinery within three
months aftef he was told to go ahead.
weather. permitting. and 1t now looks
as i, 1t will all be UP to the contractor.
wR3 will undoubtedly make good his
promises.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
Happenings ct Conrad.

Conrad, Dec. 29.--Pleasing Christ
mas exercises were held by both
churches on Christmas eve. The pro-
gram consisted Of Christmas plays and
a miscellaneous program OF songs and
Rotations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grouse. OF near
Conrad. are called upon &c :::c:.-:: the
loss OF their only child, little boy
slightly over years OF age. The child
was taken sick on Christmas day and
passed away on the next day at noon.
Services were held In the Presbyterian
church and were conducted by Rev. Il.
Galiager. Of Green Mountain.
Union evangelistic services arc being
held nightly in our churches by n gos-
pei team from Cornell College. Five
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
HAS LARGE PART IN CHRISTMAS
TRANSACTIONS At !.
.l.sc. SIOUX CITY.
MAKES MORE THAN
SIXTY LOCAL PURCHASES
Minister Starts Ball Rolling by Buying
Nsw Hat--Lesson in Homo Trading
and Use Of Credit in Business Tran
saetions--NovsI Scheme STARTED by
Rotary Club.

Sioux City, Dec. 29.-The Rev. j. Il.
Perkins, OF Sioux City, Rotarian Of the
first degree, was the first beneficiary,
tho by no means the only one, Of .
scheme Inaugural by William Cop
peck, OF the Council Bluffs Rotary
Club, to see just how many bills q lit
tie check for So could pay In the course
of few weeks. The way the scheme
worked out makes q moral along the
lines of home trading, and or the use
of credit in business transaction 70
1t was on the evening OF October ~
that the Rev. Mr.. Perkins, went to
Council Bluffs to deliver an address be-
fore the Rotary Club. Mr.. coppock
that evening donated IS check as a
prize. and the reverend visitor In
Council Bluffs won It. and with 1t
bought him a new lid the next morn
Ing of a local clothier.
One OF the conditions OF the check
was that 1t should be spent at least
once each twenty -four hours at some
Council Bluffs store. Blanks were pro-
vided on large sheet Of cardboard In
the center OF which the check was
pasted for the Endorsements of all the
people, who received the check.
Check Some Traveller.
During the eight weeks, lacking one
day, that the check was out before 1t
was finally presented to Mr.. Coppocx
for redemption. II passed thru the
hands OF Just sixty-one men or firms.
thereby being used for the purchase OF
secs ~crlh Of goods. or the payments
of bills to that amount.
After the Sioux City visitor pur.
chased his new hat, the clothier bought
some jewelry for his wife, and the
jeweler crossed the street for u new
pair Of shoes. During the eight weeks
1t passed thru three different banks.
and four times 1t visited q grocery
store. 1t was taken In by candy deal
ers on two occasions, and once was do
mated to the Christian Home orphan
age here to provide necessities for
motherless children. One man paid
his laundry bill with 4. and once 1t
was turned thru popular saloon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
District Lawyers May Organize.

Newton, Dec. 2s.--The Mahaska
County Bar Association has invited all
Of the lawyers in the Sixth District TO
be their guests at a. convention and
banquet Thursday afternoon and even
ing OF this week. This will be held
at Oskaloosa. The Invitation came to
o. G. Meredith, president OF the Jasper
County Bar Association, and he has
transmitted 1t to all the attorneys In
the county.
It is probable that most OF the Jas
per Go::nty lawyers will attend. Some
of them think that one purpose OF this
meeting is to organize a district Bar
Association. The sixth district Is com :
posed of the counties OF Jasper, Powe-
shiek. Mahaska, keokuk and Wash
ington. Each Of these. has county
Association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29
Fathsr Magic Dead.

Mason City, Dec. 23.--Expression Of
sorrow and regret were numerous and
sincere in Mason City when word was
received that Rev. Garrett T. Maggie.
who was for several years pastor OF
the Catholic churches at Britt. Garner
and Clear Lake had passed away at his
home at Holy Cross Iowa, after a lin
gering Illness Of some two years du-
ration.
During the time he WE pastor Of the
circuit above mentioned. Father Nagle
sSant seyeral summers at Clear Lake,
having a cottage opposite the Mann
cottages During this time he made a
large acquaintance In Mason City and
numbered among his friends here AZ
many Protestants as Catholics.