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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

En'trr Eohuiou ira SpruuQ
Wrouc tom hsrn,o til Eu'lor Nils.
ions ECdr1utlic lQdur
Nix ol Ntr2 Ndul Nrcu@ 'rd
limucagoll2 tom merit. 'or NJ bc'eJc
line GorU.ort Grtooa Sumur mco
O,m tom Mr. \ VI : %ru1s
Clc @,t wa Mem ~ouoou
ntmu o. u 4 Clorc IRA atmtth
4tw TOM none l,0t hcrnco 'ro IN
uoocmaocl 4%Ijm,opoIa 'or At be
lelc SlTltWmdtr
Ntr ol Mr. ) NJ }uttci
tom 1trucN 'ro NtuWcuuutou .,
2ot %eroole s,'tcu Tor al ulpriuoc
noN5n IN hos IN (mttcl2 Gor
UlOrc Ntr ~ Atre ) = S&rit
@ir@ (mirlom Eocobion "a
Goitcr NiOrit iomt Nir2 Hrcl ga
coh'on ira &%@ittcHbcrN Ml>.. ou Trc
icsior 81 Mr. mtmmciloo IRA Wulcs
o1uc. &i2. or NlU'tcr nos Ntr2. (.
Wioc.
9iopVortcu ON G.numItu / g.
coroh / gluocis Simmer Tor Iool inl
hca Ntr. Omar &tltpMtL lom c'tcr
al hopc WipJicrct gucu9 'lum.lOtc
Streq. hor trnttcrct StrluCmultmcn
Quutc rllttiQ 'lOcu uoiic %arool
EInn0t DC mango MISUNDERSTANDING
ionl tom berneo IQour til Nuitur (ho-
mas HiIaion2 &cgropclic. rar Scua
for ( 8 Thorpe ira Mllmur. Mtim.
Snnmlcu mc0 GormMo gtorobp %
andre reIitc bon her'rn ilauraitCa Tor
ioag al ocltage / SegrapcIieu citer
Sormano &andsnea / Wtimeapolla.
- %roicsior Taul auapluuo, lonl
/ De 10 iloiie Aor bar ppret Carer /
Gccordh @elltole, ocrlblunot / Norit
re,iie Srcoag nj Chicago, bpor nan
fortiGttcr Rcilen pla @oihlnaion %
Hep Dorf I'll Norae. 9itcrai bapC
tllbraet Jerien Der, fommer ban III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Tpsielnact

mencr. iom 'er bctlClotNlort, her
i @ncn Sen Soc NJ 9hc ,Sllnl. aIt'0o
Gorabn1 ~ Nrc0ol i nculc Hoe.
Ter nil bll Nnntci ON Nrtcncn orn
SIC / Gonc0ct2 HluOItorlum 81 s
Cm G'tcrmlhbnNcn Den soc mi nc
hcfeQcnbe bIl Qipct en- NutomoblItllr
pmfrinQ / @ncn oQ Cmcdu
I'm EormiohnQcn Sen Nhc Norrct
~ninQameoc / Nct4inlcu / 0ourthr'ct
NI. . clICr 10.
Get er al bcrrnNtc, al luducl Nos
tlnacrnc@ ioul %unolultruc2 Stcpuc
nclu1c llQc blir mln0rc ucIInttchc. emo
sc Oilers piloc blci. puo @rum0 Al Dc
NoritnrrcIicr. iom NIommcn hur A.
itcnfommct / Nncu Nnuoltrtib Njrr
sc lotolc Observation-Disclosures oct
bchitc. sc Ton mnocr CmltUubllhc
hCrnC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
9ecprub pg Snleall.
Hnthcr Euucoc.
Sen nc >uni 1916

Vrrnor1t { " Trcu2 holht Not
tnInurcni Nrroitcn I SnnnnctIrtcn
ior CIT uiUopnulll itor GorlomIinN |
Seuhn6@.
,>OnQ niiluitca Gromcucrnc pcn
Stolcu. Nloaicn ira 1891 hoIOcr I'M
% gor@irt %uitcu "VrU'iocnt Ne
ception".
<n1oracu C(ir2Ndll Wlocr Wro
nuotion2icitcn Stco / Gollclct@ @nol.
forum Al 10 Gorm Vrorr2lor z
N @inmclluo ira Wnlc Gollclc hnl
ser lnlcn I'll @raNuentcrnc %tthcr
Golc0e Illmm N2'oclntlou hoIocr
IN Tor>mehc Nl. G'tcrnlooaQ /
GolleQets aupCl % i'm narllQc Nnn-
fCt / 9l~uhiiorict Nl >. G|CtljAhc0cr
nc n~iilutic2 mco en- Grtlu1t>tnuccrt a.
@itthcr College Concert NonN lnor.
oer 9litCn 81 ;.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

Sslten fllbaQc iii Nmerifn, hpor hoi,
"a beopnbcr Tom Yrrcr pcb WlHcon'
inns llnipcrlitct.
TroicHior Z &. Shonlpion
holot / lioitc Msbc al Snmro.Sor-
cningcn et nleoci iutcreslont Norc-
Drag opcr noroiife Gnncr / engeI'f
HitCroiur. Nan pooui'ic ira Sltcro-
turcn, at Sntcrceleu Tor DC norol'te
%onoc aIlerebc tl0llQ Niornc Jig glTl'
henoc / 6cl cn0clIfe Ner0en % cite.
rcoc en- NUtfc llooroQ Al 1lag, ionl
blcu ltrcpci ON 0uIucr ira 'fanhinu,
piif YinthnlnQj oA Nlltoric | ri tloliQ
llh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
en- tive Slom,.
ira SiOc 4

Ser iuo hclC Wucn no ION eli cltc'lc
Sie. Npcr @anl Huncnc blof'ct op,
lnu man E0cIUNael'cn@ %~cocrnn1-
0clilhc0 / iulnt 9lrbcibc, @uber Tor
pan0lct I'll 0c pll0cltc Clpc'trng. 10
rCr0c Wicn'tdn0c a. 1llc nnlll1c
StorrcliCr ira %|nltcbnller. $nborcr
p0 andre MuaQcrauo, III Nliatn1, al
rcpnc Vord'cr, @n0nIn9@mlotcrialcr,
%coitlir. / Ct SiliTloc fIlblditct mcO
ppialct &ch. ~ lnn rrcnloelcS | oct
Icnoclllc. Cite trllct bette TraJ
NoN@ nlc0 at torpcDcre Nlllcllc
burtoucr llUr N%IernchlIelc. men
iom often lllIltc set Strsn1mcll, 'onl
pur 'tcrfcit / Nilotcn Al @noerL cllcr
nct dlco mere IrCoclil On | Ell %oA
cpit / Ell cllcr ouocu Nupc, &c nlulls
&c itorc SrUr. ion Sccoral@ 8doCr
err iuu vel 'orlpuct mcb. 0ioroe pg-
iau en- hcl Del 9tpttc pco at holoc De
oriucu0c Eager bortc ira Nusppg-
acne.
NIontnlcn uartc oultrcni Ell Stnle,
~ 0tt uGr littcrllN I'll a. DC lpng'te
[mItr / mango a. 0e Nunorcocr a.
ro~ritruttcoc Mtmcitcr3 gin. lonl
dituHtm inc Niuouer ~itirrct poa oct
'ruu0tuot llhrrc. ser ilnn9et li1 ON
N>u4 % Stem iom 'or at op'lnJc
0tt.
Golt ioo irul0c o. IroIlge on Sup-
u~trboroct. olobc cpcr al uTrc bent
NE 'lilt llucir. Saa inrer &c peN CT
idnm1cn pco at herc Tanb Josie mo
/ airlbcrcu. i~prlulcr laa I'll Eercn.
"a Ter liz pmlrlnNet a %ono paa ole
Nantcr. Won bcnnNcr iig iom paa
rt StlUr miht / Ct pprert Nap, az
itdarct al Sorbinocl'c cnop9 mco
nurutilc Nabo. Nrao llnocr "a. al
man her NJ Der .ubtc %clrlpclIcn,
iiUr hucr Ser par Smaaburn | SIT
lei. Ger par hcnl ilrr apinbcr, ION
/ Nun'clcu hoppct liRc uh / %nnoci
'or N rchbc 10 ~ hclNlNuia hlcp DC
ollie rcbbci. Mcu Scr perIcrcr oaIdo
Nlltoricr OH hcItcmnhiae apinhcr,
lonL "a SIomntcu oar rao Oct prr-
tic. itob bnN inc S~tncocrcr % Tor
ieltc al holbc %anbct Hoe mcb %o'fc'
'lllcr ~ STftcr.
Sctornh uor CT ieraclia Suu "a.
lcn citcr Slonmlcn. Ssrlt od SaaS-
Inlet BRIO ircn, nj man rigti9 Ic
huorlcNeS SIommcn bapoe iarc,
'rem. al 2oelGs9eIicu paa los %
'aii Gienoom. Ct S9rperf uoen Sise
"a alt hpao ili.ti9 Trbeibe bapo(
uoreitci. baaoen lnbeu. o. uoenoers
por poifet bort. Get bar Spnb at ie
hporleheS DC ier iaa patrc % peliiel
&c Saper boaiinpelia tolt par BE
! pIsici op al Jlommen. poo mango
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

ncite. Sans Yips Nrbeibe bIep pcl
uNisri % hnpbe orret til nleaer
&cI'iancIic. Eoitor NilSlon bar
iii 0rieus in0criic Ell nhmpp, porm.
hiertct on inmpatiIf friItcn Vtono.
e, iom fieilbtc bonL hopoc bopi
manage Vculicr p0n oct; naor Der
ftnifc par Sem, ionl nnoertloen hdu'
:, ioact ct on0ct ,Snbtrpf al bani,
loo berocoe bette pdo at De lite
hdnoc lTri ham RET AZ fleilOe. ,Sor'
n;uno Horbbn braatc Ell S0f III III
oroc ira Sormono DIR. Shlb ira
hun2 Sp9eIele / Il. EollI Nolpitnl,
cG 5of Tor on9tip % lonalt Strfe %
inr al Sirlp % Viiidn0. ~ en- Sil-
'rl I'll bans G'ierIu6ic. Nan 0p.
Latte oQion en- Stl'cn ira en- a. 40
'lor Nilaiou5 nrrnleitc Nenner nc0
I0f Tor. huoo ball haUbe pTret Tor
SomiunoCt. Nchfommenoe sn'fe0c
life III Nuun nUuli.
Sulmc $40. Ice I'll 70c Gcr5 bIcu
brrc'tcr iuullct. Eoltor :. :. apolc
iaItc iud ira Vru0ifcitoIcn poo TN.
Acllf. &nttcri oN mr0 nlcqcn Tplcl-
| itlI0rc0c ban Ni0ebca Yerionli0.
hco % NctponinG 'or Dor alrfc.
&Gu0c / III Ylu % III %irfc bopoc
hun Urrct Ell lan0 % opriNila 1ro-
ellis Sirl0amun0. Nun por Ell IS
rcclit. ! hucm Der life 'unbtc2 Spig,
G.. a. 0l9lc 'nn, 'onl life ler't iunitc
tda 'l0 lclu ~ inc perlolllt1c Sll.
ttrcalcr. men ION par rc6c III at
ore alt rOr Wll6@ NI0r o1 oct. ban
tlue0c par rel ol rctfTroll. Snll
u,oltc, at ban bar paa Ell SpAoonL,
Inn nduriumhclli tlul0c clor nlco
hon~ 2eo, men octtc bcpirfcbc fife,
a. ban mliiC0c MobCt cllcr Nilnls
ret. SucrtonL / NortreItning til
ru Wu0, lonl par alt. tnitc0c bnn
liz mc0 al i'm strait. q belle i'm
N,llc lHh / oct Nrbeloc. lpm &crrcn
hruGc nnul't bnm.
NlrtCtorCt ldul brrpnu Ell Numulc,
huorpnu Nrau'c blru nprrrnft ira
4tn0llou ~ %lncolu Wcniqlroer,
ii0llArrc bctlcnt Al Nibeoc. pes 10
itcr &orouhI oN ira St. saul Me
niQhto. St EMul. Mint. NJ Tilther
Slmil0r prn Crnlt Spcuh'en. 30.
Ittr NurmOnu ira Err@c0 hrdNtc CT
Suf ~ Nillcn ira Grcaco ~ Or
Icons Mc~nlQhc0cr o0 oplpntc. at
rl3ic lltcoct lor at brillNc NlonlItcr
til Nanrcn hOUGr hc'lllttct Ill Nfoe
res Mlubr at noe Wnpcr til forifiel.
liQc tirfcllGc Tprmnnl. Siliiblt tdf
tcbc Foltor :. Aunnic pan SAINT
liens %eNnc.
Som %iQbUrcrc inn1Crcbc, Ero.
G. II. Ercus. Profession y. z.
NilItbo. Scpcrt @aricil, !. :. %ohn-
ion ~ Vnitorcrnc :. Z. $oroahl ~
y. ". N02bCrA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

9utber College Sano, iom lfuloe
ba ait Ell SriIuitsfoneert i College
Yarfen 9eroass Iiten, tom iIteSet
neo iii @pen. bpor De PED @oroenoen
az @innebaso ct. gap en- Sratis.
concert til itor Spmuntrine % Sor.
msieIie for gpens Golf % De mango
VeIssenSe fra NaboIasef, iom bar
i; 9eeorab FOR at ie ~JIemmeHS Scr.
peri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
st UQffcrt Eth.

Nor benz, lom funne enite ct eoot i,ien
paa me aortle Nd9e, peo Sreooeu al oen
potre %,Nnoiis, Vote lIeno 3 Sretue. Ell Nttl
ira %pen Nope, ,,oobo, 10 Dbl or ia
Sdnopoirt, pou Nortberu Tocirc vinicu.
Ne9 er eier al ltcrre og minbre Stptter
9oot Vdno, nreo eller noen i>u,c. Ell Tluoo
er mooerne % fan tiebes iii rimeli9 Gris,
beli99eioe peo yuuoeueieu % ,inollecu. l,er
er mlloe Stntrc, in9en Storntc, ucmcrtct
Sl,nat, notlrltisut, boot Niloeuono, uof
al @eo, Ntlf, M Nru9t % SGr al oue Sor
ter, nGr sIrter o9 9oo Stole. ,Se0 irleer ira
tie til ftrtt Neres. Sterre o9 minore Stpf
fer oparbeibet yo,lo ertru for IrIlot, Orent.
lager, SIeper % %9Ifalfd. Se fan lreppc
rtnoe no9et beore. Som 90 ie Tor GEM ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

Mojet bia / Montana! &ia o9
~ iruetbor Sorb Tor Sprtnin9 al frn9t
euer Gren liant for apG9routes. panO.
itrGtninaer Tor Solorier. anoel AZ @ulin9
ener lette officiating spiltaar. Grin eiter
giite. Gquitp Reoltp. Sept. T, 102 lit
Npe. e., Great SalS, Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

SCR une SrRmidife meb Aafnlss srtr
~SnSsennn" ehmsdiuer fenees rdd SeuaTs
eenbe I'll ale, tcrI suiier esI-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

SiHal9s. Gn Sarm, 2 Mil
- norbenior Clarified. 9ope 'Suie o9
apo ,yarm. aom % lie. NGrmere llnoers
retuino oipeS al Gisreu. iom Dor paa Stes
bet. Sens Is. ger9, Glartrelo, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

cnjfcs.-Neenter til, oeb Ergz
X per. at lGioe pore %SlGorinser pirettc
til Sorbrusere. Sob glnleonin9 ior etbper
aoent til at tiens tore Peuec. 2ilifrip
6 onIumers 9Sboleiale @lotbin9 So, 6er9uS
,sals, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
A. E.THORSON, Hope, Idaho
Tarme | centralc Winu.

Gn ST Acres 6urm , Mil ira Itepis. peb
COB 3el, betuelnt til Sfole, mr. Ell iilferi0
,,lto'is, | ct al De beoIte uorife Settlementer.
yanoet lis9er nPlteu flaot, irit Tor Sten, %
Ncres G9er, Relten tun me9et let lGgoco IN
Der Nlo9. N>ar mt q &Greliers frame"
Sdanin9shnS nteb SiTloer nnber bet belle,
"Sarn". @ronerp, oeniebus; 30 @cres
tno9lGroet, COB Greno. Gr ell "Suop" til
$50 pr. Acre. $500 tontant o9 loenltaro
pao 6elten til 6 Erotent.
81 bar o9'ao andre ,Sarme; itriu ocrfor
eftfr l,rioIiite M SirFu(prp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

3ilialgs. -@aibin9tun Speoez
iurme, s:edtnrrunhes % yannltptter
Tor napebrue tillalss pau lette @tltadr %
til rteoet lane Vri'sr. TenniuIpanie Mort
cage ,Snpeitment COMPANY, Sor gin, Spo-
fame, @ulh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
. omesteads- Accomplishments

~ and decided land, the best there is in
Montana, at Ethridge. the new town on
the Great Northern main line. We want
a Druggist, a Doctor. Bank etc. Look
this town up before you buy land or
locate in business. For further informa-
ton write to the Information Bureau,
Ethridge. Tooie Co., Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

llpeiret, iom foraarlagct Slom
Secorab, eioroe Oct Iamnle paa
mango andre Steber meaem Der %
Mc@reaor / Spbsit os Maion Gitp
/ @eit. Sort %sltfiuion % @eulab er
ct Bar al sc prrit b~ienlIsgte Ste.
Ser. Tcrth Ic9re9or ifal ogIda
pore ct isrgelia Spn. Milpaiifee-
9oners "Hcunohcuie" berneoe or
soclaat % life minorc enc 9 Sofc-
mother itdl prrc fantet opercnoe.
Ter mebbcles oaiaa ON alpor'
liac Serlrbanculuffer. Noacn Cher
iiat opcr bisic l%llpffcr or Oct nrilll9
cnbnll at al. Siaeiad inmiilig or oef.
enoca tilnPrn,eliespis, at ba rtoeeil
Menina ON Oct 5ab paa Sip, Gien'
Dom Oh Nrbcibe, TOM oct pploioml1e
llpcir har aiitcbfommet. 0or DC en-
fcItc @per % SopnibipS oil Oct be.
III ~folosialc GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

TiiaI9s.-NDrtb 9afuta TSarm,
balu S.ctiou, opoprtet uGrueh sueu.
Grene ipm Nibetalir9. y. Nf. SIREN,
9rainere, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

= ilial9e.-l6O Icres Sarm /
hotter 0c., V. Saf. AS Aores n1toer
Glog. $500 pr. Stere. Soolpe gulln9 9our
mse / oouoeleu. Sortel adrcltao, Suuuta.
VI. Cat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
RESERVE COURSE A
Community Lectures and Ertcrtaia.
ncn.s Assured Fer Coming Winter.

With Ii9 season tickets for the c m
muuity lecture u Sc already sLlG.
and enough moce p7lm!seG IN NAL. m
the nee ssary O&o, the final or a sc
m~nts fer the cuu.se Will he made. an
arrangements fer r~ese.vny seats Tor
tAe course will be made here TIE Il S:
week In october.
-Four sectors Cf seats Vii b. set
aside for every fntnrtairme 1t. One
section viii be for those holding season
tickets without any reserved seats. Tha
other three sections VII. lie for re-
served seats rang ng + ON 81 c hts -
$50. Thasc prices inc uie rase IA
tions for ell the numbers Cf the cGurSe
Tn FIST ruLbe. of thu ( urse VII b.
the Myrra Sls-,aw Core TT Company.
which appears WcGnasGcy. &c. IS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
Helps Autoist:
Refuse Pay;
Well Reuarded

stories or none too scrupulous far
inera who make no effort to fill mud
holes in roads neer their farms so tina.
they may charge AUTOS, a good stiff
price for pulling stalled cars out Of the
mire have been told by motoring par
tie. This story. however. is just the
opposite. IT is about a mud hole, a
stalled automobile, a farmer who
pulled them out-but read the story.
The names could not be procured.
A party of Boston people, who had
been to a Francisco on a touring
trip. were returning home in a big
SeNen-passenger touring car July A..
When the party reached Omaha they
We're tol dto take the River-to-River
road as far east as Newton, Their to go
to this city and a x the Lincoln High
a
The party reached Newton the nigh,
of July i and started for this city that
night. Il had ia;ned. and he roads
were muddy, Some time after mid
night the big car got stalled in the mud
a few miles south of Laurel. Follow
ing the road in the darkness until he
came to a farm house. the head of the
party. who was driving the car, turned
in and knocked on the door.
Presently he farmer opened a win
dow and k who was there. After
the party's predicament had been de-
:cribed, the farmer appeared dressed,
went TO the barn. harnessed a team,
and started up the road where the oc-
cupants of the car. including some
ladies. were marooneG in the mud.
So deeply mired was the car that
team could not move it. Leaving
the first team the farmer returned to
the barn and hitched up q second team.
The two, one driven by the autoist. the
other by the farmer. finally dragged
the car from the mud hole and upon
solid ground.
The members Of the party had be-
come thoroughly chilled. and altho it
was long after midnight the farmer
invited them into his house and his
wife served them with hot coffee.
When they were warmed ard refreshed
they got up to leave.
To the establishment OF the auto.st
the farmer refused TO accept pay for
his time and accommodation. Pressed
for a reason why he would not. he
said:
I'll tell You: I'm a little bit ashamed
to live in a community where the roads
are 9 bad an automobile gets stalled.
No. you're welcome without charge
Well" answered the owner of the
car, I've been from Boston to Frisco
and this far back n you're the first
person I've come across who WASH.
ready to sting me when he got the
chance"
If you won't take money will you
give me your name and address,"
The farmer complied The auto party
drove away and the farmer and his
family Went back to bed.
A number of weeks passed. One day
the farmer was notified that a large
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
CONTINUE NURSE CAMPAIGN.
Workers viii Solicit Funds During
Rest Of Week.

Workers for the Visiting Nurse As
sociat.on, who wire out "Wednesday
soliciting funds 70, the support of the
association Gu ing the current year,
did not realize the $500 necessary II
carry on the wo.k. and vi! c niinue
the campaign thiuGut the week. The
amount raised in the solicitation We'd
uestav was s26S.75. or slS1.25 under
the gum needed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21

over the prosram, which was opened
with a SONG by all the guests. Mrs
A. H. Welker. president of h c. w.
E. NJ. Auxiliary. cave the address OF
welcome. after which Miss Lillian
Houchton read a sketch of Miss Fur-
mans life. Misses Lois Patten, Airline
Irwin, and Helen Travis sang, Miss Dor
othy Kersey read n poem. Mrs. a. A
Wo!ken, OF Dillon, sang; and the pro
gram was closed with a prayer by Kew.
Mr.. Baker.
At tho close of the evening refresh
n,ents were served by the social com
mittec, the members OF which were
Ecsdames c. c. Eldridse, G. II. Ellen
harscr, Lizzie Pattcn. W. d, Grover,
Hilla smith. ~ II. Busch and j. F.
Hoover. and Miss Eta Early.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21

box of express was at the railroad
depot for him. When the box was
opened it was filed with garments.
footwear and hand coverings for-auto-
lists. and automobile accessories.
There were auto coats and caps for the
farmer and his wife, leather M kid
gloves and mittens for both. two pairs
of splendid boots for the farmer and
shoes and slippers for both, all of fine
quality, and In addition two auto robes
and numerous less expensive automo-
bile accessories. The whole lot must
have cost a good sized sum. With the
gifts came a letter of thanks that de-
veioped that the autoist was a rich
man n member of a company of
shipbuilders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
Rhodes News.

Mrs. Nina Barker. of Mitchell. is
spending the week at the James Strick-
Ter home.
The c. \. Wallace family has been
enjoying a visit with relatives from
NJ. Morris. III.
Rev. J. c. Mutt. OF Des Moines, who
has been pastor of the NJ. P. church
FOR Two years, has been returned II
this charge for another year.
The Ladies AID Society Of the NJ. Z,
church was entertained at the W. Fl.
Armstrong home Thursday afternoon.
Nesdames Armstrong. Darling and
Grier served a dainty luncheon.
Fred Robinson went 10 Omaha Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson are the
parents Of a daughter born Monday.
Miss Gabr!elscn. principal of the
high school. was called to her home in
Illinois by the serious Illness Of her
mother.
Preparations are being made for the
opening Of the Rhodes fair Thursday.
Sept. 26.
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Attend. County Meeting.

County Secretary A. r. Siebens, of
he Y. NJ. c.. A, left early this morn
ing for Rockwell City. where he at
tended a meeting of county secretaries
held in that place today. The counties
represented were' Greene. Calhoun.
Pocahontas. O'Brien, Buena Vista, and
Marshall. General conditions in
ty work will be discussed, and plans
made for winter activities.
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of the clerk OF the District court Of
the state OF Iowa, within and for the
county of Marshall, the petition of
Florence Davis, claiming Of you an
absolute divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony and alleging as grounds
therefor cruel and inhuman treatment
on your part such as to endanger her
health and life.
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon Of
the second day of the next October
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term of said court. to be begun and
held at Marshalltown, iowa, on the Esd
day Of October. A. D., 1915 your de-
fault will be entered and = decree
rendered thereon a. prayed for in said
petition.
Dated this 18th day Of September,
A. D.. 1915.
FLORENCE DAVIS.
Plaintiff.
BY r. e. NoRTHUP.
Her Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
TOWNSHIPS PORTION OF ROAD
BEEN SURVEYED AND MORE
GRAVEL is SECURED.
COURT ORDERS LEASE
FOR SWEARINGEN LAND
County Supervisors Arrange t. Lease
About an Acre of Thomas Swear.
insen Estate Land For Gravel Pit
County Steam Shovel Eeins Moved
to It From Rhodes.

Ii is expected that work MIL he be
gan soon by Marietta and Iowa town
ships to grade and gravel iha town
ships road thru Marietta to .Albicn.
This is the Dad project in which the
supervisors have agreed tn-pa-ticipatc
to the extent Of grading and building
a gravel road from the city limits II
Summit street to Marietta.
Engineers from the Office of County
Engineer Hickok have made The sur
vey and set the grade stak : for tA2
road thru Marietta and love-: town
ships. The steam shovel owned -
the county was loaded at Rhodes We'd
nesday TO he shipped to Albion. PM
moved to the land from which graz
Is taken.
Get Ready For Gravel.
\ supply of grave for the north
part of the DAD that iH practically a.
in Marietta and Iowa townships is now
assured by an order issued bT Judge
Cummings in the estate Of Thomas
S~wearingen. The court has sUthor:zel
F. L. Meeker. special administrator Of
the estate. to lease to the county not
to exceed two acre. Of the Swearingen
land in which there Is gravel.
The lease is to be for a period OF not
more than ten years. AT the rate II
$500 an acre. Il IS understood that the
county viii probably lease not TO en-
coed about an acre. The steam shovei
is 10 be moved TO this gravel dep0s!:
10 load gravel into wagons. The su-
pervisora had agreed to loadthe gravel
for the townships.
Gravel for the county'S portion az
the road from this city to Marietta has
been arranged for by the supervisor:
by a contract made to take it from the
James Andrews farm. just west Of this
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
MAR RED.
Schuler-Tcmpieman

Edwin L. Schulsr. Of Waterloo. and
Mi : Mabel A. Tcmpleman, Of this city.
were united in marriage Wednesday
"v'n'ny at c O'Clock at the home OF the
hride's mother. Mrs. May Templeman.
ON East Nevada street. Justice B. L.
Burritt performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Schuler Will live in Water
loo. where the former Is a carpenter.
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compared with IS and IS, the range
Tuesday. and IS II SO, a year ago
Wednesday. At : o'clock this morning
the temperature Was 40, compared with
sc at the corresponding hour Wednes-
day morning.
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.Ereshies" PLEDGES at s, U.

Local freshmen in the state Univer-
sitF of Iowa have been pledged for
membership in Greek letter fr~aternities.
Three of the number, James H. Wiley,
Carroll H. Goodman. INK Mark Healy
will join the Sigma Chi. and Charles
Peckhanl and Ralph Mover will become
members OF the Delta Chi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21

Mr.. +. r. Benedict in now III mar
ket selecting from the latest creations
Of Dame Fashion. We keep in con-
tan touch with market conditions.
thus assuring you a maximum of
service at a minimum of price. Bene-
dict & BrintnaIl.
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Local Weather Record.
Eigthy-Seven and IS were the ex-
tremeS of temperature Wednesday
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ANOTHER BICYCLE Hike.
Y. p. c. A. Sovs VIII Co TO State Cen-
ter, SATURDAY.

safe Center will be the objective
point Of the Y. N. {. \. boys Satur-
day whom a bicycle hike will be takon
10 that pace. starting from the build
.ng at . o'clock. The bovs will take
their own dinners. and some more
SPECIAL stunts are promised SUCH as
those enjoyed last week when the
bows h"'lt 'ha.r own fireplaCas and
cooked Jl,eir dinners.
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We pay so cents for eggs. Parlor
Grocery.