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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

me city Council in joint session to-
hisht elected f. l. GOODWIN. commit
tee clerk and secretary to the cj,v
engineer and health department. vice
hummer G. Bunting. resigned, and
w; q. Andrews, former Councilman.
caused by the death of tho Iato w 81
Camp. -
AT an adjourned session of the Com
mon council following the joint ses
sion. Vice-Chairman McKenney. of tbe
finance committee. presented tho t.x
ordnance for the coming fiscal wear
recommending an increase of 20 cents
on the 500 on real estate and tanci.
BILE property. The budget for Tho ron,
ing year was also presented, totalinc
S401.OSO
Both were referred hack IN ,,o
hnance committee to he rcnortod on
at an adjourned session of the Com
mon Council on Friday night nov,
me city's estimated income next year
without the tax increase will Total
$4,000 '''"'
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Cold Baths
Copyright 1915, by An,oinet,e DON
BY ANToJNETTE DoNNEII,y

Copyright, 1918, by Antoiuette Dom
ncliN.1
Shall ! take q cold bath or a warm
path is a question often asked me. \
oaiiy nath OF some kind is absolutely
necessary for good health. of course
But whether YOU should take a cold
bath every morning oi not dcpends en-
tireIy upon your constitution II Won
are IN eood neaiih cold dip on rising
IN the morning is excellent /; pro
-duccs wonderfully eXhiljratinc effects
II you are strong enough to react nfter
It. II improves the circulation Of ,bn
blood, creates an appetite, and s,inu-
lates the nerve centcrs
II is true. however, that tho cold
bath has not an equal Joy ana benaot
|. tef' mankind In persons nho are no,
vigorous, whose systems ar, RIM do,,,
or where the heart action is weak nr
IN cases OF chro9ic congestion or in
fammation the cold din is likely 10 IA.
strength away beyond hone ot an
' eompensating reaction
II you feel chilly and laugu:d. even
IL this lassitude does not develon ,uI
an hour OF two after the bath, and IL
the hnger tips and the lips are blue
then yon arc not in physical condition
TO take cold bath. For Won a t,nId
bath is much better
To accustom yourself 10 cold hams
take them first in warm water, hnpin-
ming pY spong!ng off In cool water.
gradually the extent Of the bath can be
Increased until you are able to take
plunge In cold water and immedi,tc),,
react.
Before taking the cold plunge We,
your face and chest. II is better then
TO jump suddenly into the tub. as ma
sensation OF cold is not 60 noticeable an
Whcn you enter gradually. The din
should vary from two TO four seconds
10 one or Two minutes Rub yourscIt
vigorously while in the tub II YOU re-
main the fun minute or two. Follow
with vigorous rubbing with Turk.
ish towel. Then you should take mod .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
New Pastor Arrived.

Inc Rev. MichauX Raine. late of DAN
viile. who has accepted tho call to the
pastoral charge OF the Third Presby-
terrain Church In this CITY. arrival n
day TO enter the duties Of his new field.
HIS residence will be at 1904 West
washington Street. Mrs. Raine. who.
with her children. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. p w. Allen. in Richmond.
is expected to join her husband here
next Monday Mr. Raine will officiat g
at the church services on Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

Or. j. III. HarSravc coroner NJ
PRINCE George County. summoned a
jury at Hopewell yesterday afternoon
10 investigate. the killing OF Earl
HACKER, Du Pont guard. nv Joronh
G. Tyler. The jury heard tho tcsii.
mony OF Fred Tyler, brother Of Tho
slayer, who was n witness OF Tho kin
ing. He testified that he and hi,
brother came to Petersburg last sat.
urday and purchased 3S-caliber mis-
tol, and that yesterday afternoon thnv
went down to the bank of the river
TO test the pistol. 1t was while ,hus
engaged that Guard Hacker an.
preached them. Some words nassau
between the guard and Joseph TvIor
tho nature OF which the witness did
not hear. The guard started toward
his weapon, when Tyler shot twice
the first bullet wouldng the ruards
left arm and the second nassin,,
through his heart He ran short
distance and fell dead. Examipatinn
OF the body showed that Hacker hn n
his pistol in his hand. The Jury adj
journed until Monday night for further
investigation of the case Josenh ~.
Ter esca ped from lfopewell in an auto-
mobile, and has not been arrested
The dead man was from philadolnhia
The body Is being held to hear from,
relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
Training school for S,-.os

me commencement exercises of the
petersburg training School for Nurses
VIII be held Thursday evening next in
me auditorium Of the Duncan Al. Brown
puhlic School Building, in Wvtbe
street. There arc five graduates I'm the
class or 1915 who will be presented
w MN "a, alniomas: Misses Emma ]. Harvill.
M M: Et.a lurhes. Bessie r.. Young, Ethel
watkins ana Mrs. Shack Tcrguson Tho
naccaiauroatc sermon before the gradu-
atihg class will he delivered SInday
evening. June 10. at Washington stree,
y, Episcopal Church by the Roy,
r. ID. Wilkinson. d. d. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Four Deeds of bargain md s
mounting to Sn,1OO.


c. NJ. Andrews to Nathan Stcrnhei-
mer l00Nl25 feet at the southwest cor
ner of Monument and Monument
$3.50. $40.
j. S. Sydnor Ell vir. to a. ~ Harvey.
81 acres about one half mile from
Laurel Station. on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburS and Potomac Railway May
20, 1915, $1,000.
4. l.. Mcclellan ct ais. to p. Mex
Shinctt, acres on the Cary Street
Road, near Westham Creek. May II,
1915, tax 50. $40.
J. ]. West ct ux. to j. s. Aenew, 90
acres on the Southern Railway about
five miles east Of the city April 90.
1915, $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterds.
authorized the following Improve,
ments
Building Inspector Butler was AZ
rectcd TO advertise for bids for tbe
painting and general repairing OF tbe
meat market at tho Second Market
city Engineer was directed TO fur
nish blue print. showing tho ahmi.
ing property owners along the north
side Of Grove Avenue. from Shepnard
street TO the old corporate line. in or
der that the board may issue allera.
lions and damages be assessed fot
granolithic sidewalk paving.
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Serious Oncn.c Cbor.cd

Former Policeman Lewis -, ,h, ~.
FONT guards. at Hopewcu is In ~
jan OF Prince George County on
serious charge, the alleged offrnso
ncihS an attempted criminal assault
upon Mrs. Summcrford, tho wife NJ
liopswSl! resident. 1t is alleged that
eohesaay Lewis entered the tent
Oh MT. ana Mrs. Summcrford. knockcd
Mrs. Summerford down and cboi. I'd
ner' nut further injury was prevented
ny the timely arrival OF her husband
Lewis fled, but was captured bv A.
posse on the outskirts Of Hopew.lI
He is awaiting trial
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AntOincttc nounclly's Answers.
Clara-Don't bc just cmbarra ssed to
death" because of the condition of
your hands and tho enlarged joints
They may not be as conspicuous as you
think think it is because YOU know
of the condition of your hands and YOU
just simply wonder If any one else
notices II. MassnEing with a good skin
food Is especially helpful in treating
enlarged joints not so much In actual
~ reducing their size AZ In building up
the other parts of your hand and giving
it symmetrical appearance. Do not
put your hands in hot water, as 1t al
ways makes them red. Rinse them thor
oughly and dry carefully. and At night
when retiring massage them with a
good skin food or olive or almond oil.
Jessie-lt is SO seldom that a wart
forms on the neck that ! am inclined
to think the spots you speak of are
moles. There is no cream | know of
for removing moles. The only safe
and effective way is with the electric
needle. If they are tempered with and
become rritated malignant growths
are liable to result.
Edna-There is nothing YOU can do
Edna. 10 reduce the size of your face
,dn you understand mat III YOU be-
gin TO work with your face you are
liable to make 1t nabhy and saggy?
Don't YOU want to he young and girl
ish? Youth is so fleetins that ] should
think you would want to retain IL lust
as long as YOU can. There in nothing
so attractive as a round. plump face
glowing with health and happiness
Miss p. r. WI am sorry to hear
that you have tried to dye your beauti-
ful hair. as there is absolutely nothing
that Will restore II to It's natural
color. The roots OF the hair cannot
be reached By any fluids which are ap-
piled TO the scalp. You will Just have
! to take tho best of care of II and in
time the dye will wear off and il will
come back TO its natural color. 1t
probably will be streakcd for while
Massa ging your scalp with a good hair
tonic. will keep your hair from falling
as it promotes a flow of blood TO the
roots of the hair and gives them nour-
ishmcnt Brushing the hair also
stimulates tho circulation and makes
! the hair grow.
Marguerite--Dcep breathing will
help fill out the hollows and make YOUR
neck plump. a good skin food and a
gentle ironing with tho tips of the
! myers viii have beneficial effect
upon wrinkles. IL YOU wish rosy
cheeks you will have to look to your
general health. Get all the exercise
/ you can in the open air Walk AT least
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
yard. ,1ls feet. north Of Main Street.

y yara ll ie, fees nnSGSth OF Main Street
way r. Sands trustee. 25x5s feet west
line Third street, 100 feet south OF
Leigh street. March IS. 1915. &472.
o. +. sutton ct ux. to c. L. Denoon,
trustee, 25x112 feet south line Wallace
Street, being No. 1925. May 90, 1916,
1854.
Jr.. trustee, 14x75 feet at the south
east corner OF 81. John and Hill Streets.
June l. 1915. $652.50.
a. ID. Sprenkle to c. r. Moore, trus-
tee. 209x132 feet at the northwest cor
ner of Lewis Street and Peasants Old
Road May IL, 1915, s1.4S4.
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News Notes of Interest.

Mrs. Hortense Ropp. the Temperance
advocate. spoke tonight in the First
Baptist Church. On Sunday she viii
speak in two other churches.
James A. Alfred, a prominent odd
Fellow Of this city, has been honorcd
for the fifth time by being appointed
district deputy grand master from this
district.
Mrs. r. j. Greenhow Is confined 10
her home in Grove Avenue from the
effect OF fall recently in which both
arms were broken and other injuries
sustained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
a Approaching NIarrinac

hNilations are out to the appronch
ing marriage Of Miss Virginia Basker.
Thonn n"ue n.er or Mr.. and Mrs. Georce
psoh baskerville. of Champe. hin
Mludie county. to Joseph Henry I,;con
70 take place at high noon on Thnys'
uaN' June II. al the Good Shenbora
Chnrch. Dinwiddie County. Mr.. i,i,on
,S Gashler OF the Bank Of Dinwiddin. a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Joseph r. white and Charity H. God.
sey. '"-
Columbus NJ. womble and Gertrude
r. Wlkel. "''
Thomas Jefferson Scott ! and I,u,,
Belle Chandler. "''
+ William w. Martin and Nettie
Godscy.
c. Alfred Purkins and Myrtle Vic.
toria Elan. VIC
John Lee Lawlcss. Jr., and Mary n
Parrish. Hi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
LADIES Can WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens
Foot Ease. the antiseptic powder for
the feet. 1t makes tight or new shoes
feel easy; gives instant relief to corns
and bunions, prevents Blisters, Callous
and Sore spots It's tho greatest com.
fort discovery Of tho age. Sold every
where, csc. For FREE trial package.
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

three miles day. Sleep eight hours
with plenty of fresh air in the room.
BE careful of your diet. Eat simple,
nourishing foods. 1t may be that the
constant pinching of your checks is
what caused the little wrinkles to
form about your eyes and nose. Don't
pinch your cheeks any more as the
muscles are sure to sag and make the
checks fiabby and wrinklcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
FOR APPEAL IN CANTER CASE
sixty Days Granted for Prcpnrat ton OF
BILL OF Exceptions.
Especial TO The Times. DISPATCH

TSpecIHI 10 tic II1hcs. Dlspa tCh.
ABINGDON, VA. June 4-Judre r.
w. Campbell has granted Judge n. p.
OGlesby sixty days in which to prepare
the bill Of exceptions for making an
appeal to the Supreme Court in the
James Canter case. James Canter was
sentenced on May s, with his brother.
Luther. to be clcctrocuted on June II
for the murder OF Mrs. Maud Wilson
on April 2s. Luther Canter confessed
10 the crime and cxonerated his
brother, but the latter was tried, con.
victed and sentenced.
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CnANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Amounting to

Two Release Deeds, Amounting 10
1890.
William 3. Pizzini. trustee. TO Glare
b. Leary. 26 feet s inches by 1J5 feet
north line West Avenue. e6 feet 3 In
ches vest of Boyd Street. Juno !,
II. r. Pollard. Jr.. ct al, trustees, to
Belle r.. Smith. 37x120 feet at the south
May 2a, 1915. 1886
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HUs1INGs DEED OF TRUST.

j. A. Crooks ct al, to A l.. Adam
son ct ais. trustees. 33xt24.79 feet at
the southwest corner of Twelfth and
1900.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three Bui'ding Permits. Amounting
Xl.nfll. -"

$1,000
Permits Tor new and repair work
were Issued yesterday by Building In.
spector Butler MS follows:
w. o. Grinen. to build a two-storv
North Avenue. between Wellington
and Napoleon Streets. to cost 81 6O0
@. w. Willard, TO repair frame dwell.
ing III l-2 North Twcnty-seventh
street to cost $500.
Young womcns Christian Associs
ton. To repair brick dwelling North
Firth street. 10 cost 800.
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HENRICo DEED OF TRUST.
A Amounting to

One Deed of Trust, Amounting To
$1,000.
j. II. Eubank ct ux. to E. L. Rurin
ct ais. trustees, 1o0X200 feet at tho
southeast corner of Patterson and
Granite Avenues. June 3. 1915. SID
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oratcly active exercise for ten minutes.
The warm bath rclaXcs the skin and
II induleed In continuously will make IL
nabbN anu loose. while the cool bath
stimulates its tone and keeps 1t firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

HSc AFEueu.
No. 1372-City of Charlotte plaintir
in error. VS.. Atlantic Bi,ulithic Com
pany. defendant in error: error to the
District Court At Salisbury. n. G. Ar
EEucd by Mr.. Chase Brcnizer and Mr.
II, Il Taylor, Charlotte, y. G.. for the
w. Tlllett, Charlotte, y. c., for the de-
PENDANT In error. and submitted.
Conference Dny.
saturday being Conference Day.
but the court will confer upon cases
heretofore argued.
Cases In Call Monday.
NO. 1S!l-E. l.. Moore &c Co, E. l.
lnntsi VS.. William Murchison. trustee.
Court at Charleston. S. G.: In bank.
ruptcy To be argued by Messrs. Will
cox WILCOX. Florence, $. G.; Mr.. NJ.
Gibson & Muller. Dillon. s. c.. for the
appellants. and by Mr.. Robert r. Tai.
Icy. Richmond Va; MIR. Louis NJ
Swink: W!nston-Saiem. y. C.: Mr. G.
Il MsI;1% = s,r Rlo and e Ms ;a,
pellee.
Nos. 13s2-3-4-J. II. Lane & Co. o.,
al. appellants. vs.. Maple Cotton Mills
,rict Court at cha rieston. S. G. To be
argued by Mcssrs. HuEcr, Wilbur &
Guerard and Mr. William G. Miller,
Charleston. :. T.. and Messrs. Kellogg
Emery & Cuthell New York. for the
appellants. and by Messrs Haynsworth
& Haynsworth. treenvilie. s. C., and
Messrs. Gibson & Muller. Dillon, S. c.
Tor the aDpellees.
Admitted TO Practice.
charles PREMIER and II, l.. Taylor
tice as attorneys and counselors in
this court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgment for s275 was entered in
the City Circuit Court Yesterday in
favor of William p. Forbes against
James p. Lecky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

Borax and Obesity--Do YOU think
twenty grains of horax three times
day VIII reduce weight? If
not. please let mo have a medical
recipe that Will.
Answer-No, to both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
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u. :. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at ~ o'clock. with Circuit Judges
tenlunce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

Freckles-Please toll me whether tho
preparation known as Freckles. for the
removal OF frcckles. will really remove
freckles.
Observation-Disclosures The most.
Office authorities have issued a fraud
order against this dangerous fake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

Catarrh Nota Disease. but a Symp-
tom-Kindly advise me of good
remedy for catarrh. l have tried near
~ everything without obtaining any
benefit.
sw"r-There is no particular REM
edy We can suggest for mere SWIM
tom. What Is causing the trouble?
some pract!ca! advice will be sent on
receipt of stamped, addressed onvclopc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
Mutt and JEFF in College.

All positively new is the most i'm
yortant announcement necessary re-
garding Mutt and Jeff in College for
the coming season. AS the title sisni-
fies. it has the college environment
from start TO finish, and is certainly
one continuous scream of la lighter
from curtain to curtain. To begin with
the characters are all new with the
exception of our heroes, Nut; and JEFF
themselves. They also are in new
atmosphere entirely. You can imagine
how funny il will be to see Bud Fish
er's two eccentric chara cters as stu
dents. The story of the play deals
with the students of popular univer-
sity where there was scarcity OF
football players among the regular en-
rolled students. In order to strengthen
the team Mutt and jeff were induced
10 take an elementary course in college
in order to secure their services on the
football team One can well ina CINE
the good comedy that can be produced
from this plot. You can depend upor
it that there will be nothing lacking {
make the best Mutt and Jeff show thai
Gus Hill has ever offered. However
you can judge for yourself at the
Odeon Theater Tuesday evening
Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
MORE THAN ONE.HALF OF
ThREE.YEAR BUDGET OF 5000
HAS BEEN PLEDGED.
ORGANIZATION OF COUNTY
WORK Is NOW ASSURED
Preliminary Organization For Work in
Rural Districts Ready For Compile
ton .. Financial! canvass-Piedses
Made Come Mostly From Conrad,
LamoiIIe, and Green Mountain.

Thirty-four hundred dollars of a
budget of $4,000 for the county Y. NJ
c. A. work has been subscribed, and
this assures the organization Of the as
sociation's activities in the county.
Subscriptions amounting to $4,000 a
year for period of three years have
been asked for Part of the $1,000 sub
scrbed has been given in cash. The
rest is in pledges. They range from
500 down to S.. Included among
them were nineteen pledges of $25
each, but over one-half Of the amount
was raised in pledges Of s25 or larger
sums.
NJ ost of this money has been con-
tributed by men of Conrad, Lamoille.
and Green Mountain. Some subscrip-
lions have been secured in both Lis
comb and Albion.
Preliminary plans for putting the or
ganization on a permanent basis in
several communities have been made.
These plans will be launched as soon
as the budget is raised. AS was an
nounced at the opening of the cam
paiSn, 1t is not the purpose to attempt
to organize Y. NJ. c. A. groups in all
of the towns and communities of the
county at once. The work is to be de-
veloped gradually. and only part Of the
county will be organized the first year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
c. J. lMHoLT's DEATH.
Was Due to Heart Failure and Came
Very Suddenly

very SuCOeTiJ.
" ord to the Times Republican from
ST James. Mimi, gives further par
ticulars of the death of c. J. Imholt,
the former Hayerhill business man,
who died early Saturday a ST. James.
Mr.. Imholt,s death was due TO heart
failure. instead of pneumonia, as re-
ported in the first news of the death
that reached here.
Mr.. Imholt's death was quite sudden.
and followed an illness of only few
days He had been in his usual good
health, altho he had been worrying
some over business matters. and par
ticulariy over the failure of deal for
the sale of his elevator property at st.
James to an Iowa buyer. Mr. lmhoit
died at 1870 Saturday morning
Mr. Imholt had been in the elevator
business al st. James since March,
1914 and had done a good business. In
addition TO his wife he is surv ived by
his aged mother, Mrs. Elizabeth I'M
holt of Tama, and four Sisters They
are Mesdames II. A. Remker. of ST
James; Peter Monsel of Haverhill;
Ernest koppert, of Perham, Mimi; and
p. II. Whalen. OF Tama.
Mr.. Imholt's body reached Haverhill
today, and the funeral will be held
from the Catholic church Tuesday
morning at O'Clock, Rev Father Du-
pont officiating. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
ELY ESTATE WINS CASE.
Supreme Court Holds Wnterset Can
Not Collect For Delay.

The estate of r. A. Ely, former
contractor of this city. won case in
the supreme court appealed from the
Madison county court by the town OF
Winterset according to a ruling of the
state court The suit was begun be-
fore Mr.. Ely died.
He sued the town of Winterset to
compel it to pay $500 It withheld on
a paving contract Ely had performed
for the contractors delay in not finish
ing the paving. Ely won in the lower
court, and Winterset appealed. The su-
preme court ruled that Winterset was
without power to penalize the contrac-
tor 1t also held that Winterset was
responsible for the delay by failing to
prepare the street for the paving.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
In the District Court.

The testimony was all introduced in
the case of Mrs. Delphia Bash VS.. Cal
vim Bash. ct al. Saturday. The case
was continued tor argument at seine
time convenient for the court and the
attorneys.
Mary A. Wilder VS. Briscoe B. Moore
is the title of petition filed to quiet
the title to a quarter section of land in
Vienna township.
William V. Starr VS.. Lucy A. Nc
Broom, ct al. is an action started by
heirs of the late Amos G. Starr to have
partitiored twentyfour acres of land
in Jefferson township. The sale of the
land is asked.
c. NJ. Johannsen VS.. the Hawkeye
Chemical Company, a case that was
assigned for trial this week, has been
dismissed by the plaintiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
MRS. HATTIE ELsoN DEAD.
Former Resident Of This City Passe:
Away at Pasadena. Cal

Relatives in this city have received
word from Pasa dena, Cal. Of the death
there of Mrs. Hattie Elson, former
resident of this city. and sister of Mrs.
Lucy Loree, of this city. Mrs. Elson's
death occurred in Pasadena hospi-
tai, where she became a patient week
before the end came. Mrs. Elson had
been sufferer from cancer for two
or three years, but the immediate
cause of death was Bright's disease.
Mrs. Elson was born Hattie Sum-
mers in Vermont, ILL.,, and was So years
old. She was the widow OF A. NJ.
c.Doc'O Elson, who came here as a
young man thirty-five or forty years
ago. For a time Mr.. Elson was en-
ployed as clerk for Bates & Ballou
and later conducted a shoe business Of
his own. Thirty years ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Elson moved from here to Huron
S. D., where Mr.. Elson was in the shoe
business for five years. Then Mr.. and