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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31
4ortoE OF Drsso1urroa.

Notice Is hereby given that at aimee
Ing OF che stockholders OF clarksbu-~
Engineering Company. a corpof aeon 1tSsa
the once of George u, Hoffh etmer Cor
BlrfId5nS- In the City CT ClarEs5UrS.
COUNTY of Harrison and STATE ,oe Vest
virginia o., the 1Seh day of May 1872.
the following resolutions we're ado2eed.
Resolved first. That C1arkShurg En-
Etreer1nE connpauy. corporation Great
stase Of Vest Tirsinia- does hereby
discontinue business az ssccrporaLaoa
and Surrenders 90 Sld-ss1tes as csls1eeS5
and corporate franchise $ netsoes -
,nrope-ry chooses In action and Salls assets
5of thSS compensation Into cash. and. pay
or and discharge all It's debfs. tiaeilt1eS
cas-xxrgsaIl such debts. Liabilities and
EobHSartoass divide taa reSr4Sndsr aq9on@
the stockholders pro rata N:ta cns1 Is
several he5dsns OF SO; oa a,,r NC
hoieex until after a4pub1ca6on OF enc
nccsce hereinafter prov4d ed
.Resofred. second z hesens ,pEes,oesnt
sdopaicn of Considerations solrnonst %
he psIblisAed In some neySSPaperSo2 So
eerai circulation published EnsaTs me pxa1a--
.csrnoxar4cn. once a week for. FOUR sue
cessIve veeS. and that be- eeCtafSs eneSe
srssoil1t.oas TO the secret7rys OK SeasSs 81
the State OF the PUB.
ifcatIon OF said notice. as pE>ossded by:
law" -, :, ~. ) sssajs-1,f:
1s1e.' J. IAKseS.
Presfdent ef sad seSposastcns,
5ccoReoRATE
ego 81. aos,EHErarE1R
: Seereta-y pro Gem 81
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Epuc1ARY NoTIcES:

eoIIoranr a4nciary accounts are
before me for =, ..s.s
49, - h r Roger. 6eceased
8 IIo5d r. e ~. Y
zSTrSs~eSrS-Nfsc9,a .A7gufndScrafors OF t1e
- ~ IriIfa, "A 5chaeis decSassd,
Dariei MSchSel.=SG % y =
MssssasssSis Gua=dtan OF Raapaa
sdaSnaea. 1sre,r5ris Aarnin5serator OF
~, - S@rate OF Josephine E IetE1clS e 'e
: ...se - ToSenai sutton. deceased
$3.50, = ii-Ie- my hand the 1ssh
day OF "a ~ T. STRoTER.
3Gov,-es4<S0aer OF Accouuos
49, 'I-o1Iney.N West T3rgtIta-
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ap.nN1sTRaToR,s SeIIcE.

All persons knowing themseives 30
be Indebted to- the~estate of--GeoESe
w. Sothern; deceased. will call upon
oman same stof the undersigned-a
Tninistrator and settle such Slams.
And allspersons having claims against
the estate of George W.. Southern.
deceased. will. present same to the
undersigned administrator for pas-
ment: ,-,,,:,-,;;,,,,, -7,.3,,>ss >
- Terra a tia w Va.
administrator of the estate ofEGeo.
Southern. deeeased.
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oraer 81 Nottee rhereoa.

Norrhern District of West yirsfnia. IS:
~ On this 18th day OF May. AssD. 31o.
ON SresdInx the foregoing petition. It is
oreesed by the Court ss e. sd nsar IN 3
Of June. a. b 1913 before said Court
at Clarksours in said dtstTist: az zen
o'clock in the forenoon, and that n9t1ce
chereof be published In rt1e ClarkSburT
Daily Telegram. newspaper printed
in said District. and that al SHOWN
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at che said efu1e and place
and show cause. If any they haze why
the prayer of the said pes1tten should
not be granted.
And It is further ordered by the Court:
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said position
and this order addressed TO them At
ehcsr places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Alison zDay-
ton: Judge sof che said Court and the
seal 5theroS at ElarkSourg In said dis
t-ict. on the 18Th day OF May. A. D..
G. 5. kEFAuvER. Clerk
q. SD c.. ~ D. Wa.
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NoTICE no sHIPPERS.

traction Company express cart
leave Clarksburgfo for GrasselH- 0,Nef1.
Mt Clare. Weston. Shinnston. Fair
mont. Farv1ew. Farm1nSton, Man.
erineton and i1termediafe points daily;
except Sunday. Shipments for Nam
ninEtcn and intermediate points
should be delivered In the station NOT
later than Goa M {atrytew and
-eston and intermediate points.
1880 NJ
Quick service, reasonable rates
and care In banding rake this an
IDEAL line for. shippers =;
MONONGAJ<EI1A VALLEY sTRACs
NscoBGPA1Sy. sSgs
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NOTICE 10 coNrRAcroRs.

Soe5es is herehy given that the Under
signed State Board OF Control Will until
At sss It's Once n char.eston.vE &C. "a 80
bids for doing al the wori and furussII-
efng al che materials nesessas-,, to cou1-
to the plans ard SPECIFICATIONS prepared
I by a RussWarne. Archtreers Charleston.
WEST vIRGISIA TSIvERSIrT. NOR
G4ANTowS " VA Sc
{ 40. Addiaon 70 Mechanical Han.
sconstruct.on. three stories. brieE- and. and
@ Ba,le ding soaseseeP5 q sesa. e9os
wood .o.xt Construction ana eompasiesen
GLESvII.LE sEATE SoRAL SCHOOL,
GLESSILLE.
three stories and Basement. b<ieS and
StoHe. slate roof oEt1fnary ceestruchon-
slARsHALL SeLLEGE Hrss7Ese-
5u1se e5ss e. ssF ssssnes as 4. .,s
conposition top finish. second and third
hoors jofst ccnS-nction: composttton,
SPECIFICATIONS for any one or more OF
de above buildtnEs by address5nS the
-equest with Two scheeiss Of NE dofiars
ss s5 Zee Ss. sssa ss sssssa ssti
.ef. plans and speefhcattons returned to
An Bids must 5e aecempznsed bs-cer
-tided cheek Of i've sHTared eol!ars
eStsmate Il made
Pubic oaeaiae.sKss slsEvlaE se aAasas
-ts1e oneeSet The State EBoaTd sof cortrcl5
is1s: s.
sS,r.c,IN~ 1,repsr- coufrRc4 wi8d- xuara4ty
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BIDDER fails to execute contract and
bond his check VII be retained to cover
expense OF re-advertfSfn<. x
All OF rhe above buildings must be ems
.ttrelS completed on or before ehruarz
: Am bids must be male ON forms futL
SSzfe= Board OF Control reserves the
3HKht-ros reject any aEl an bids 80
r. s LAKIS. President 80
STATE DNeFSCoNrR0L.J
( sICHAREEeSToS.EN-s Va
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.UErrxn srATE8 or A1WR1oA.i =
Norfhan p1str4ct Of West. TirEtala, ..

.UHrTED ETATExO or A1r1R1cA.s
Ia the Tinted States DtsCfct cos1rr in
and far.said District
rupS. No lIo3. in BANKRUPTCY Peettton
To the Honorable Aston 6. payton-
Judge Of che District Court OF the Tinted
STATES for the SoreherD District OF
West Virginia: s. Il - Z
Aud:e O. Kelly. OF wallaees in tai-
counry Of Harrison and efof West
TirSinia. in said D1etrfct. respeccfuay
represerts that on the End day OF March
5ssr past he was duly adjudSef bank
r1rTex r:ndasZS the acex OF CONGRESS relarfnS
10 bankruptcy: that he has daily sur
rendered all his properly and rights OF
prooeTrr. and has fuzzy compiled with
An the requirements Of said acts and OF
orders OF. The court touching his bank
ruprcy. ,1s,a,-
AGDIE o. KELLY. Bankrupt
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.ADsmxnsrnAroE.s ,.EoT1eE.

An persons having -iainas against the
estate Of George Alexander. deceased.
.IoaSment to the undersiSned adInfnlstra-
tor at his once: .to o.. Con q uild4as.
soss knowfng themselves to be indebted
to the estate OF said GeorSe Alexandersi
deceased Will calIsupon said adu1ln3St-a=
tor ar his said once and settle such
s. DENHAM. 49,
Administrator OF the Estate OF George
Alexander. deceased :!
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pear wien. such esfdences OF cia TINS %
may be used relative 60 rhe sefricnect
Of clajms n Sainst the estate Aforesaid.
Given under .rs1S hand This The -2Qth
day OF NAY 1919.
RAYTL- STROTHIE. -
Commissioner OF ACCOUNTS Scr Harrison
County. Vest Virgins
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31
Beautiful Home Sites
In Jarvis and Parsons Add

In Jarvis and Parsons Addl-
Edon, Bread Oaks.
We have for sale IN this addi-
ton, 10 large lots q fronting on
tBuckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street Prices reasoable Terms
Eone-fourth down. balance one,
two and three years. Ss.s
TnIspropertys1s just above; the
new Golf Addition and is one of
the best buys IN the city. Call
and letus take you out tosee this
property, and be convinced of its
real value.
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wASTED-Sobe- reliable man to can
vass With experienced man. Must be
willing to be away from home. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31

BUILDING FOR AppITloST 10 AE-
CHEMICAL HAELs Ifn<EazroN-u. WA
SJILpISGGF0Rs SCHO0ESCE
CHE MoEgaafoEyn. w. sEasszs
BCILDESG FOR DoRAITOR5
STATE eNoRafAL scHooIs GlenvtiIe.
BEiEDSG FOR Science HALL.
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girl for general house.
work apply az ses Dale avenue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31

wASTED-woraan 10 do general nous.,-
work in boarding house. Apply at 90.
West Pike street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-31

FOR <E-Five room house Win
- bstf1s.Efront ana back porcheS. hard.
lTso0d Hrish large cement cellar ana
slate roof: VIII accept lot close IN as
part payment Appfy at l1e 1eooss
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for general housework.
one who can milk COW Apply &c: Mr<-
J. r. Hickman. Hartland addition.
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FOR SALE-RoonninE house complesely
OF city. Bel phone $751;
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RENTEsIoRE ROOMS

EST-Rezutfeul. s1ArEe GO 60 - -
room. 5uss .coupfee = 8.
ny line. cS euSnAEs-4
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woman for cook -Ap.
My at KessIer Hospital Apply at
once.
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ROOFING

WE MAKE 2 spec8aItysof metal roofing
and galvanized spoueinE; Let US have
vourT inquiry for furnishing or erect
ing. FGEL CITY Co. North
j sixth sr-eet Bell phone 49,.
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FOR SaLE-Houses

FOR SAIsE-Saven room house. slate
sI.o<,fsS fsYsig5ed IN hardwood. lot 4$1so
z feet i've h-epiaeeS foe gas Prtee
S96To q discount OF Per cent fo1
= $50 or easy teruS on iaSta1ln1entA
fIoyesrd street Industrfa1. on car une
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SITUATIONS WANTED

|ELDERLT couple without children
wants position as casetaker for apaTt-
mcat or Office buitd!nSs Dr. VIC t1ff.aIl:
saTelAEran once. - -
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your grocer ? dune today 1la
Essa sHaexage Of BrsakSsets -. ~ IS
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WlNTED 10 REH'

WASTED TO REST-A house of eight
or address az j. care Telegram ONCE
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wA(TED-Two good girls for dinfns
room and kitchen. Apply a: CONNER
ciaI. Hotel. over odeon theater
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Seottage with
snue SteAIeE
Ms Apply 20
81 Bank Bds-
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ECST-Lyon aprtIneuts
s lEnd six room aparfznsnfS:AL-ir 49, 49,
- ences. Inquire Mss 8ASSse = 49, =. =
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ait apartnfe9aF
$f5 also ore
J ore, &our rooT1
risss witch nEa :
g 1k Stout :
u -
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to do general house
~ork and caretake- IN family OF -Four
No children. Must sleep at home Ap
ipfS AZ 3os Lee street: -
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u d1rp- aaart=
.:<te 5aSil. pore
: hcSIS 5streeS'
= d EEt.softs
res lo-t-J.. &
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enc FOUR fooca
s6Idg, cor. MSn
70 one four Sca.p,
aa Locust EsE
iphone 1852 Ids
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FOR SALE-Sears autornooNe ooSS5-1
: y5Sft,er tres 6rst class running con-
5ittoT can be seen at Stont4eslloI
Anfos & Garage Co. for prise. etc
s: r .. No 8 City -
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-F,,r,lisllEd R0oTs

FoR So FINISHED Apply
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EaF REEST-Five 7o0p
NJ on Sin1psors ~
5 AfS. good wre.l ,
Wtnnefd ~ &c
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apartmentSsec-
ID Wafer aereg@
rs doWp s
<. .s.lsisl,.s- :. =. -
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WANTED-iHaIea Help

t1e- Rostttvety:
!. SoolS !nc5naed
.fapnA1 shop pays
: 3o< .eat4ieEue,
< 10 EA 3
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-. -.
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E7 HEST-Four room
. ooor. corner Main IN
= % Der month. ke.
= Bel phone I2lSs1
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r<SDszipF,-r fSsffsi "a rooms fos
ssss,f ;s3o,.sexeepf ferd street.
EroSS- the Streets $50
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F0R SALE-A fine s+ee upright pianS
: Wi sell at bfS, eSdc-t1tc as. o3s r1e: sS- !
1neyinr the city = Cal 1or address APi
%. ISonS kpar1nentS.lC larsseurSssM
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800 G1.
49, - on zer'1-n zSs:15as:
1870 Nf ses y - $3.50
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ATTEST

C.. 5. kEFAUNER.sC Clerk. 8. 3
q SD. G.: Nd. We
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pIrEsgsFRESN7T-Tyvc furaished -
s1IfhUSes walk from posecf.f n Ut III
sT4If15rerzuses Of phone and oseon. sssSe =At
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RIFEST-Thress is:s;asd sTeeo M,
;Ss66f sIiShf houseSeeeEis jioIs and s .n
~ s1VIfers use OF toltfzs<<AARfsEsS ~
BEcgvn street FSel9sA4sa. -. 60
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: s..5,,s.3.. il;l.sAsll'.ll . q
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nleP sl-RegerC.
Real Estate. e Insurance

g. ID. EIOVd, ME-.
Rooms 3o5=s07 Golf RE7e5
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ET.rEp sAI.E-saaxn,eu flve passenger
: 5eourinr car. 1874 model. 50 H p MOI
- - SSflnda-d Garage Company. Sgoen
E5niid4nx, Second street near-.0e-
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FOR SALE-Two pool tables arc 90
fFss,nr,n;-9arior,5 IA Bile Apply TO Geo-S
Bourrnorck. Salem. w
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!Tors sAI1E-zso feet OF heninek saaee,
iscwndes Deparrnens Score
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FoE SAIE-one victor rietrcla Wit
coiiection of new records. Call Con
s5nda-ed phone 49,.
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Worth more. Terms, 5USE
cash, balance at rate Of $500
per year Must be seen to.
be appreciated.
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FoR SAIESG made pigs. the L.,
: Si1yers feu1oes 8. I. G. Strain. with
: nedfrTee eligible to -eSister the same
Ein-1eeyoI, nav $o5 each: while the:
isss SIS per sinSie pig. At QnsetzDell
Esrms T. Cottriu & Sons R-sF. u
80. 1arksburE. w va
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-07

Special 10 TLnss-Rep-altcac-
CGion- De- john McLs1s and
family. a. Orchard. re1u-rs1 home On
Mor5aT altar few day sr4T while
Mr.. McLous1 has iseeu buvtng L car
load d CORN which he shipped To
northern ToEa- Mrs.. McLeud visited
her uother. Mrs. '. N+7id- And sister,
Mrs. Tile James os Ao1e.lks, VINO IS
here visiting Tor the frat time since
gnirs ~ .le Ez IIs--sss.E-= .=e----ssS --z
ago.
Ny. and Mrs J. 2 Johnson OF o.
iaioosa- formerly Of Union, attended
the Wednesday Club guest night at
the r 8 Rogers home Friday night
Dr. and Mrs J. Bfgzs let, Saturday
for Omaha 10 visit Dr.. B;ggs' sister.
and viii go to Siblsy to visit their
daughter, Mrs c. P Whitney.
a. H CundiE sold lbs farm two
miles west Of town to Milo Dewitt. a
New Providence farmer, for 1851 an
acre. Nr. Cundif Is feeding sheep at
present and as soon az he markets
them ne and his family will 60 20
whittier, Cal, to reside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-07
oRlelNAL NOTICE,

To Henry L. Thompson:
You are hereby notified. that on or
before the I'D day of December. A. D..
1915, there win be fled in the Office
Of the clerk OF the district court OF the
state OF Iowa, within and for the coun-
ty OF Marshall. the petition OF Gertie
Thompson, claiming Of you divorce
frnn the bonds Of matrimony on the
grounds OF cruel and inhuman treat
mept. asking for temporary and per-
u.ar<... aliraeny and fnr further par
ticulars see petition when lieu.
Now. unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon OF
the second day of the next January
term OF said court, to be begun ard
held at Marsha1itown, Iowa on the 90
day OF January. a. D., iSi0, Your dee-
fault viii be entered and q decreetren-
dered thereon as prayed for In said Pc
tition. -
Dated this goth day of October, A. D.
1915.
GERTTE THOMPSON, Plaintiff,
By f. +. llEEKER Her ATTORNEY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-07

Chicago. Dec. Liberal receipts
and a large leftover supply tended to-
day to weaken the hog market.
The hog market has been on con-
tinuous slump for several months and
the bottom of the break can not be TAR
away. There is always a bond of SYM
pathy between the corn and hog mar
kets and the advance in corn must az
feet the hog values favorably, but
packers are intent on filling their cell
lars with cheap product and will burst
a suSpender in the effort. They lost
money on a S-00Gs.50 hogs bought last
winter and when they go looking Tor
lost money they invariably find II
where the bundle dropped out of their
pockets.
Cattle buyers appeared to have had
their wants filled yesterday.
\ world of soft corn in Iowa. Illinois.
Wisconsin and Minnesota has simply
forced cattle feeders TO a realization
that they must cut loose a big quota
of the surplus stuff which had been
tended for winter feeding when the
prospect was bright for a record corn
yield Since corn was badly damaged.
thousands of cattle owners have run
stuff in stalk fields TO salvage much Of
the frosted corn and now 1t is evident
tia, with that crop pretty much dis
posed of there Is small tendency 10
ship in corn at the sharply advanced
price of that commodity.
Thus the big run Monday was not
unexpected. blu, the trade did not look
- 5ax- /.
expected that there would be series
of generous runs thruout each OF the
five days Of the week for the next few
weeks, and such a policy would COM
mend itself. To ship so excessively for
one day simply means flooding the mar
ket above It's capacity for selling and
slaughterins. In normal times feeder
Quite, would take care Of many thou
sands Of thin steers, but now. with the
feeder outlet closed. everything must
60 for slaughter, and taking this fact
into consideration, the receipts Mon
day were among the largest beef sup
plies" on record. Matched against a
week ago. the run showed 10000 in
crease and stood $500 larger than .
year ago
i comparatively small run hit the
western markets, total AT SIX pointS
being 1s,a-as, against $500 a week ago
and 4s-Iea q year ago, and 1t was the
aac- that the river points had moderate
supplies which helped in some measure
% prevent complete price demoraliza-
rico IN the local trade.
Sheep.
Demand was poor for sheep and
lambs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-07
GrinnsII and Vicinity.
, Times Republican.

special 10 llnneS- RepuDHcan.
Grinneu. Dec. 1.-THE Corn Belt Meat
Producers Association held their an
nual meeting on Saturday with favor
able reports on all matters essential to
the we'll being of the society. The an
nual banquet Is to be, held tomorrow
evening. The officers elected for the
next year are: A. E. James. president;
J. c. Cessna, vice president; Otto F.
Schultz. secretary: and Ralph Sher-
man, treasurer. The following named
were chosen as delegates to the state
meeting at Des Moines tomorrow:
H. n. Bray. A. E. James. A. D. Rayl,
Fred Heinly, c. Hardy. George Baus-
tan, Claus Carlstrom, T. J. McCor-
mack, Henry Johnson. Ralph Sher-
man. and T. c. Cessna. Following is
the board OF directors for Poweshiek
county: G. j. Carlson. Jefferson: VIII
liam BoIen, Madison; Otto F. Schultz,
Sheridan: j. J. Dampster, Chester:
Fred Heinele. Grinnell: w. G. Goddard.
Malcolm; Charles Eisele. Bear Creek:
Adam Ealnage, Warren: J. n. Rose,
Lincoln; Fred Cunningham, Scott:
Fred c. Rayburn, Pleasant; Harry
Thompson. Union: A. D. Rayle, Wash
ington: Charles Hasley. Sugar Greek;
H. J. johnson, Jackson; J. c. johnson,
Deep River.
The annual home coming OF the mem
bers of Grinnell Lodge, l. o. o. F., and
all visitors or Ntransients in this yicin-
ity takes place tomorrow evening. Last
year on similar occasion there were
eighty-seven members present. It Is
hoped that number will be exceeded this
time. An appropriate program has
been arranged and the usual social hou,
will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dale, who have
iiived in this vicinity for the past thirty
five years. leave tonight for their new
home on large farm near Carpenter
Iowa They will be accompanied by
Mrs Dale's uncle. Henry Black. The
regrets and the best wishes Of a large
circle of true friends goes with them.
Funeral services were held yester-
day from the Methodist church over
the body of Mrs Edward Stecker,
whose death occurred at the city hos
pital in this city on Friday last. She
! was but 81 years of age. She had been
in poor health for some time but nc
one realized how near the end was
Two weeks ago she was taken to the
| hospital. She was married to Edward
Stecker in 1894. Three children are
| iiving-a son, Roy, and two daughters
Mabel and Gladys. Mrs. Stecker was
a member Of the Methodist church
The funeral services were conducted
by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Brown. Be
| sides her husband and three children
! there are !et. g father and g mother
and one brother, living in Searsboro
| The body was inferred in the German
!, cemetery eleven miles east Of this city
| Mrs. Margaret Shifflett Is again al
| her home here after an extensive trir
! 70 the western coast. visit to both OF
/ the great expositions, and visit with
!. her son, ". n. Shifflett, at his home
! In Santa Rosa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-07
sel,. Chicken far $3.50.

Arthur Johnson, of Scranton. sold to
G. ". Spence, Of Excelsior, Minnesota,
a Rhode Island Red hen-1914 hatch
for $3.50. This Is fancy price for a
hen. although the fowl in question is
one of the finest specimens of the Red
family. While Mr.. Johnson has sold
and received his money for this hen.
he will not deliver her to Mr.. Spence
until after the Chicago poultry show.
where she is entered in Mr.. Johnson's
name and where he expects her to
stand very singh. Mr.. johnson 10 an
enthusiastic poultry fancier. and his
chickens receive more attention and
better care than some children. and
the part of 1t worthy OF consideration
by others is the fact that ne makes =.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-07
Chicago Hay Market.

Chicago, Dec Timothy. prairie
hay and straw is scarce and wanted.
All selling at top Of quotation or bet
ie-. 1t looks as If any one who can
market these commodities next week
will get a better price than they are
likely TO later on.
Choice timothy hay. s1sa1s: No. /.
1850 Gi1.50; No. . and light clover
mixed. si4115: No. 3. s1ldl3; No. ]
clover mixed. s13.5oG145o: grass
mixed, good color. s11a1s: clover. ss9
II: threshed, 5000. Choice Kansas.
Oklahoma and Nebraska, 3.50614.55:
No. !, 1880 1850: No. 2, 1850 9i1.5o.