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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-03

her seth anniversary at Ter
home at vickery station, Feb.
26th.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Drury
entertained eight friends at din
ner last night in their apartments
In the Drury in honor of Col.
and Mrs. Albert Whyte.
The Maurer Sisters orchestra
Will appear in concert next Mon
day night at the Y. M. G. A. I'M
der the direction Of the Redpath
Lyceum bureau. Press reports,
according to Secretary Downs,
say that they are scoring tre-
mendous successes along the cir
cult.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-03

Nh. b. B. Grosscup entertain
a 4 number Of her friends at q
1oekson yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

Z s"d successfully for eight years nv,
thin mon aaud women who want TO nut
ON U'Sn ana increase weight Eat with
your meals. Pleasant. harmless and in
'NpenSiVD. sold In Wheeling bv Raus'
.'NL rate ihHguacy. e. %. ,fiesf & Co.
and leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
A[UMNAE DAY At THE MOUNT
WAS ONE Of DECIDED BEAUTY

The lambs nimbiy frisk and the sweet
children play.
And happiness reigns with right royal
The butterflies. gorgeous winged. fit to
And Tho bees gather money on their way
as they 40.
The coy. modest violets have all gone 10
rest.
And now bIushing roses flourish at their
best
Each delicious flower in humility mods.
TO grace with It's beauty the lovely
green sod.
when To- there appears. be,wiNt sun
shine and showers
A bow. TO deck the heavens as the earth
with flowers.
Each brooklet and stream with water re-
Murmurs Traise and thanksgiving for
many blessing.
There. in the bliss OF the cool tranquil
hours.
when sunshine returns and vanished
soft downy swans ia the miilpond Sc
rene.
Glide backward and forward in clear
dazzling sheen.
So the day travels on. and sun sinks TO
rest.
ReGeci!ug its rays in the clouds in tho
Ana hov'rins DER the earth comes twi-
when beautiful sylphs lure wanderers
astray.
There in the cool calm OF the oncoming
Fair Venus engilds the heavens With
light.
And The Crescent Moon all her charm
Giving freedom likewise to the Bat. her
friend.
Misses Ressie Zenor. Margaret DcWalt
and sara O'Connor sang the following:
The Mount Song.
our hearts ana voices 10 God We raise
- Alma Mater, ever dear.
List 10 our song OF love sincere
Ihou art "A queen, euthruned on high
Ihe cross thou ratsest To the sky.
Its rays shine ns the guiding star
To light our footsteps from dfar.
on! may each year new triumphs bring
TO the. dear Mount. whose praise
O Mount a, Chantal. queen thou art OF
every loyal Mount girls heart.
We proudly hail the White and Green
ana plrdsc our hearts TO what they
For Faith We hold the radiant white.
Green stands for Hopes bright kindly
Tho guests at he luncheon were:
Misses.
ENdliuc l.. Blum
Louis latSettcr, Clarke burg. W Va
6rac" Jones Barrett. Jacob burg. u.
Anna Kent. New Castle Pa.
Florence l.ayan. Cleveland
Angela Moran. Grafton
Marie Coleman.
Elizabeth Gallagher.
Agnes freter
Lena Spruwls. ClaysyiIie Pa
Ella y. Conwcll. Tarcntum. Pa
Frances Riggs. CurtisNIlle Pa
MurEauritc Gilbert.
Ruth traudall. Marietta o
theresa brennan. Scotsdale Pa
Margaret Gleason. Savannah. ia
l.'nora Iehbitt. East Liverpool %.
Anna Louise Keller. Little Rock. Ark
Mildred Eeattie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

Gcucvieve Ewing
Marie Nalcntour. Mcdonald. Pa.
Helen Meek.
CaritaS kurner.
Claudia Mc\eely, Warrington w Na
Martha kurner.
Bcrnadctta Shields.
Augusta Il. Handlan.
Hazel EEan. Washington. Pa
NJ. Hughes. JohustoWn. Pa
Elizabeth Carney
Gcnevieye Hay King. Parkersburg. w.
Va.
Katherine Gilbert.
Elizabeth Mathison.
Elizabeth B.aser. Baltimore. Nd.
Rose McGraw. Grafton. ". Va
Anna Louise Bcutcr.
Ellen Frcter
Esther Hell
Beatrice Ycater. New MartinsviIIe.
clara Rose Coleman.
Doris Whitman.
Rup.rtha Blum.
Blanche Marfitld
Elizabeth South. Pittsburgh.
Marie Louise Nilsack Pittsburgh.
Mildred VI. McNally, Pittsburgh.
Dorothy VI. O'Bricn. Pittsburgh
sarah sellers. Mouudsyille.
Virginia Evans. MouudsVlllc.
Mary Slator. Washington. Pa
Frances Diegmiller.
M'sdames:
Cecilia Brennan Bukcy. Parkcrsburs
e. }. Buckhauuun.
George Erb
e. ". simpson. Connelsyllle. Pa
Robert Fisher.
II. NJ. Keller.
NJ. 4. b'Couucr
T.. e. Mcclure. Fullerton, Cal.
George ". Hewitt.
Loretta y. Mingcrtcr.
Regina LutZ Sawyer
Gertrude Becker Rockabrand.
\sllc Crow Hood. Woodlands.
Grace OE. Flynn.
katherine O'\eal Foutc. ulllonVatc.
Gene Warehouse Wilson
Minnie McGraW Warden. Grafton.
X. b. Naylor.
Arch Wilson.
4. s. Warden. Jr.
j j. COEtff
Frank Warehouse
John =. Goodwin. East Liverpool.
Mary Douahuc Moran. Grafton. ". Va
George J. Mathison.
Regina StIlwcll Slator. WashinEton.Pa
Bertha Flaccus Cruise.
a delightful conclusion TO the pleas
ures of the day was the dinner dane,
az the Windsor hotel in the evening
Of which Ms. J. J. Coniff was II
charge. The attractive menu Wa.
served in the banquet room Of the hotr
at many small tables. Floral dccora
tions al these We're in white and green
the Mount cOlors. with white daisie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

ing. said yesterday that this has been
the coolest summer in Wheeling
vicinity that he could recall. and no
can mark back TO a residence in this
community of three score years.
The federal council of the Churches
OF christ has announced that as Tar
a. a. possible the collections taken on
starving in Europe. 10
An enthusiastic meeting Of the
webster District branch OF The EouaI
suffrage association was held lac,
hight al The home Of Mrs. Ida ID. Wiant
az $500 Wilson street.
The annual outing OF the Rows
brigade Will be held july Il TO q. The
site u yet TO be selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
REALTY BOARDS OUTING
Members Enjoy Day at Point View
social Club at Mozart-lnterest-
ing Features Married BY Rain.

The annual outing OF the Wheeling
realty board. was enjoyed by a large
number OF the members at the Point
View Social club AZ Mozart yesterday
ABOUT twenty-five mOtOred 10 the
'lub yesterday morning and at noon q
splendid luncheon was served.
The afternoon was devoted 10 vari
Gus amuscments. but owing TO The
rains Of the morning. several interest.
InE feaLurps wore nnsfnnnNd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

and greenery in graceful arrangement
held IN tall French baskets. Center
ing the long tail C2?D through the
room were trimmings of splendid pink
peonies. Meister's orchestra furnished
ne musical program for the dance and
the following were guests with this
years graduates of the academy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
IT'S NOW MISS PEPPER
sporting Editor o. Register is Fathel
OF Eight-Pound Daughter. Born
Tuesday Night

Wade Pepper. The versatile sporting
editor Of Tn" Register. was all asmiIc
yesterday. and if wasn't simply be
aus" West Virginia University his
anna mater. won the State Collegiate
oasrbai championship Tuesday. ei.h-
'r. The truth OF the matter fs fb1f
Mr. and Mr.. Pepper are receiving
congratulations over the birth of an
EIGHT pound daughter AZ their home.
'-H south Huron street. TUESDAY night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
Tires! Tires! Tires! Tires!

over twenty Thousand Dollars of
m line OF the famous Kelly Springfield Racine and Non Guar
anteed Casing ~ ~ -
Before buying, ask prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
THORNTON GOES TO
SISTERSVILLE HIGH
ACCEPTS PRINCIPALsHIP OF tn.
lER COUNTY INSTITUTION.
Has Been In Charge Of History De.
partrnent OF Local High School
For Past Four Years

fobNNub Ot IOCal ftSr SChoOl
For Past Four Years
Frof J. II. Thornton. in charge OF
ne department of history OF Wheel
ing High School. has accepted thu
prlncipalship of the Sistersyille Higi.
school. ~ became known Yesterday.
ne position was offered 10 him sew.
efal days ago. but be did not an
honnce his decision until yesterday.
frof. Thornton il one of the best
hnoWn educators in this section of the
state. Graduating from Antioch col.
lese Tour years ago. he came directly
20 wheeling. and accepted the prof.
censorship OF history and politicsl
economy IN the local high school. lie
nas Rad charge of debating. track and
basketball work. also. His departure
IRON Wheeling will be a matter OF
general rc.-et on the part of students
ana patrons of Wheeling High. but
All unite in wishing and predicting
tuition
The Sistersville school Is regarded
Valley ''o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

Ladies Masonlc cInh

Ladies Masonic Club.
The Ladies' Masonic club cnioved
another of their popular afternoon
parties last evening al the Windsor
hotel Cards provided tn. diversion
.oi the afternoon and the serving of a
luncheon concluded the games.
Among those present were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
BRIEF LOCALS.

Prof ! = Cook recently .t.,+.d
Ohio county agent Of the pan IJsrd1'
Agricultural club will not assume
bis new duties until July I. accordiue
to q statement issued from the local
headquarters Yesterday Prof Coos
expected Co have come here earlier
but BIAS been detained in compl.fine
his work ~ fhe West Va unItcrsif,
experimental station
Fred lurup. one Of tho oldest
and best KNOWN citizens In Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

Sharse. and at l o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs
Mcfadden left for wedding trim to
-" iork and Atlantic City. and will
al nome 10 their many friends
after July Is. at ala North Front
street Among the out OF town guests
We're; DR.. and Mrs George Jacob
Shiih. of Niles. Ohio: Mrs. Matilda
MCLaughlin. OF Rochester. Pa: Miss
Lillian Ray Hanna. Of Keosauqua.
iowa Miss Matilda Mclaughlin. OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08
Surprise PARTY.

pleasant surprise was rendered
MIS-. y. w. West. of North Wheeling
on Monday evening Music and games
NcI' me diversion Of the evening and
at a late hour beautiful luncheon was
served covers being laid for the fol
lowing guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

Mr. and Mrs C. W. Fuller. Ir viii.
about INV from tho congregation Of
The Christian church. gathered al tho
nom" OF Mr. and Mr. 4 W Fette ola
Fourth street. McMechon. giving tho
family complete surprise Members
oi This family have composed the or
thN~trd Tor years connected with the
n!ulr school and Church and " W
Wilson has recently been added 10
ih" orchestra which furnishes music
regularly for the Bib, School and for
an special occasions Members of the
church took with them elaborate r..
ir'ShWcnts and had charge Of the
nome. ana after all preparations were
mad" the family were invited 10 dine.
Music and e general good time was
INDUCED IN until a late hour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

changes, were fled al follows:
Mrs Rosetta Hill, 800 rods Of
fence at 800 per rod .....s$ 10000
Mrs. Rosetta Hill. land for road $4,000
Mrs. Rosetta Hill, damages on
account OF new road ....... 10000
Total ~. $l,sbo.Ou
James Finders. land and new
fencing ......,...t........ l4V.uo
NJ. II. Hilsabeck, land ........ 10000
N. r. Hilsabeck, fence and
labor 5000. .............. Aoo.VO
w. A. Nichols moved to establish
and yacate these roads as petitioned
for as soon as the petitioners furnish-
ed the right of way without cost to
Marshall county. the county to do nee
essary grading and build bridges to
furnish a good road. 1t was seconded
by C. r. Lynch and carried.
w. A. Nichols moved to reconsider
the above motion. seconded by Q. r.
Lynch and carried.
On motion of G. r, Lynch, seconded
by w. A. Nichols and carried a further
hearing on these roads and claims for
damages was set for May 8rd at 1880
p. m. @.E
On motion ce w. II. Jones, seconded
by c. r. Lynch and carried. j. G.
Koontz was authorized to purchase a
vacuum cleaner for the county farm.
On motion the board adjourned to
April Sth. Es
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

Tho day was devoted to allowing
bills filed against the county.
on motion OF the board all bills wore
allowed a. read and the county audi
tor was authorized to draw warrants
for same on their respective funds.
On motion the board adjourned to
April 5th
Ii April s, 1915. A
The board convened as per adjourn-
ment at $500 a, m. with all present.
On motion of c. r. Lynch, seconded
by w. a. Nichols and carried the coun-
ty treasurer was authorized to refund
$19.7e to j. III. witt and $2.S3 to A.. s.
Anderson, both OF Melbourne. The
property on which these taxes were
figured being school property on jan
uary l, 1915.
w. H. Jones offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS it is necessary for the
good Of the county road between sec-
lions seven and twelve and thirteen
and eighteen, Lisconlb township that
the same be drained.
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED,
That the county engineer be authorized
to make the necessary survey and pro-
f1le for drainage district and report
same to the board OF supervisors.
Seconded by w. A. Nichols and car
ried. &
On motion OF board the quarterly
reports OF the auditor, clerk and re-
corder and sheriff were received and
placed on file. -, "a.
On motion Of w. A. Nichols, second
ed by G. r.. Lynch. and carried the
county auditor was authorized to re-
deem from wrongful tax sale lot 3
NV Y sw Y section 10-S3-20, 1915 sale.
The county treasurer is to pay $5,57 on
presentation of redemption certificate
and deduct this amount from the &C
count Of State Center township.
On motion of the board. the follow
ing depository bonds were approved
to comply with the new state form.
section LAST. %
First National Bank, Marshalltown.
Marshalltown State Bank.
X Security Savings Bank.
Iowa Savings Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

First Nation Bank, State Center.
| Centra, state Bank, state Center.
Farmers Savings Bank. Rhodes.
Melbourne Savings Bank.
LeGrand Savings Bank.
state Savings Bank. Liscomb.
Albion Savings Bank. n
Citizens Savings Bank, Gilman.
Ferguson Savings Bank.
ST Anthony Savings Bank
Producers Savings Bank, Green
Mountain. 5ss es5 Ggl
Peoples Savings Bank Laurel.
German Savings Bank, Haverhill.
Dunbar Savings Bank.
Farmers State Bank, Gilman.
Rhodes Savings Bank.
G.. r. Lynch offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption. Sec
onded by w. A. Nichols and carried.
WHEREAS there arc petitions pre-
scented to change the county road north
from Melbourne to the Lincoln High
way, also petitions filed against chang
ing same.
THEREFORE, be II resolved by this
board of supervisors that these petit
lions be referred to the state highway
| commission who will have to be con-
suited. +,
c. r. Lynch moved to table all petit
lions for the permanent grading Of the
county roads. Motion was seconded by
w. A. Nichols. The vote on the above
motion was: III . r-.-.5.t ..... r.'.$ -
w. H. Jones, Nay. e. -a
G. r. Lynch. Yea. ~"
w. A. Nichols, Yea. -. -.:
Motion prevailed. ...s ss...... $50
On motion of G. r. Lynch. seconded
by w. A. Nichols and carried the petit
ton from the tax payers Of Marion
and Vienna townships to straighten
the public road between sections 80
and SO in Vienna township and sec
tons 4 and in Marion township be
received and placed on file. %
At 1880 D. m. the board met a COM
mittee from Ferguson, and vicinity to
consider the vacation and establish
ment of certain public highways here
tofore petitioned for lying west of the
town Of Ferguson. Claims for dam
ages, by reason of the proposed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
.LocALs TlE FOR SECOND.

Shallfown Track Team Wins Eish.
tssn Points at Cornell Meet. S
sie1ng with Cedar Rapids for second
(ijeA HI the invitation meet held by
nsl1 Csollsge u Adt Vernon. satur-
DEMONSTRATIONS secured eighteen
AhtA * IL ono hrst, ono tie for irst,
aecGnds and four thirds. MarshaIl-
IN would hAvs had second placa UNI
{ butsd hAA not Packer who was lead
IA the e20 hurdles, fallen and been
Esd TO retire. Packer broke q record
hs no yard hurdles. negotiating the
Ance In 1911 AZ,
EMarshalltown's other point winners
Isre Jessup, tied. FOL. first with two 9th
min the high Jump at ave feet and
inches; yogt second in the mile
\ SJesSup second IN the discus throw,
4 Mp third in the 120-yard hurdles.
Sburt third In the 44O-yard dash,
IN third in the 220-yard dash and
Dup third Ia the discus. Jessup
Ned four times getting q tie for first,
|econd and two thirds. Freeport. ILL.,,
n the meet with thirty one points.
Coach Sanford will take his team
Mt Saturday to Grinnell, where they
~ participate IN an invitation meet
yere Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
Balloor, Goes Up,
But No Ascension

"A balloon went up--in smoke--but
there was no ascension, as advertised
near Z Riverview park late Sunday
afternoon. A huge crowd collected TO
see a local aspirant for aeronautic
honors. named Stanagan, 80 up IN
balloon and come down, IN q para
chute. {t
There is no telling what might have
happened II the balloon had ascended
as per schedule because OF the high
wind that was blowing-but the per-
Torrance never got that far along.
While the cloth envelope was being
filled with heated air, wind Mapped the
balloon into the bonfire. II caught IN
flames and quickly burned up ~ q
column Of Are and smoke that reached
above the tree tops. I'M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
MEET FoR ORGANIZATION.
l1ch of Ladies' Of g. A. II. to 3
sg Fofmad in Citv. .as5

N3icf Of Ladies' Of g. A. r. to b
XII Formed in City. S55 e 4.
VA very enthusiastic meeting Of wives
ind relatives OF civil war veterans was
held at the 7, NJ. C. A. Saturday after
hoon under the leadership of, Mrs
Lillian G, Cary. Of Dubuque, depart
nsnt president OF the Ladies Of the
"a. a. ~. who came to the city for the
purpose Of discussing the organization
Iof local circle. A large number from
Winchester circle at the home and
Yseveral veterans were present.
Plans concerning the reception and
for training school children to pose
In q living flag at the time Of the en-
campment to be held in this city in
June. were made. Mrs. Cary gave
} q short talk on the work Of the order
and was followed by veterans !. and
ladies OF the circle. The drum corps
Not the soldiers home played before the
q meeting and during 1t. MI 5a.sls III
III Mrs. Cary left Sunday morning FOR
Ses Moines. expecting to return about
! Se middle Of the, month to perfect the
IS6rsanixation. i, iii u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

loa aEssiNE4 '+AvE NO >
oN0tsEsal oNAL TICKET
y. o.ssrn.. Announe.d Candidate g
or censrsss From The fifth Dis
Fiet Failed 81 File .aIIo4 For PRS
mary VIII ,Bs Larss Suffrage
J Amsndmsst Dkilst Ysilsw.

only the republicans and democrats
M have tickets for county officers Al
June primary. The time for alins
Endidates' petiltions ended Saturday
wv the republicans. democrats and
1bialists win have candidates on the
Ihgressional ticket. No other party
Adidates appear on these tickets on
ballot prepared in the office Of the
llnty auditor. County Auditor A. w.
bison n preparing to have the bal
printed, together with the ballot
IN the special election on the suffrage
I&endment. .kz
(The party primary ballot will be
i'll no arranged, reading from left to
8sht. republican. democrat, prosres-
Eive. and socialist. The non-partisan
each party ticket and also on q sep
Ramandment will be about Sxl0 inches.
|g,and win be yellow. The amendment
Proposed will be printed on this ballot.
with spaces for the yes and mo-
|Note. i5;i q 3. .5.,s
III on the republican ballot the candi-
Yates on the congressional tickets are:
Representativat IN congress, James
Good. Cedar Rapids: district presi-
ltia1 elector, David FL Voris, Mar
Democratic District presidential
hector, Sherman w. DeWolf, Reinbeck
che democrats have no candidate for
sonsressman against Congressman
Mood. 1i S3 @ Z N q
Socialist Representative In COM
Cess, Myron r. Wiltse, Marshalltown:
District presidential elector, Frank 4,
lalonpok. Belle PLANE.
The name of u. NJ. Osborne, who was
candidate for congress- on the pro
Eessive ticket before the preferential
Nmary, does not appear on the ballot.
Mr. oeborns neglected to Ale his
l&didacy. a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

The train robber suddenly appeared
aa many OF the passengers were pre-
pairing to retire for the night
Come. shell out!" he demanded. ~
he stood towering above an eastern
Clergyman. who had Just finished = de-
vout prayer.
The minister looked at him sadly for
moment and then said:
''If had such energetic fellows ~
you to pass the plate now and then. I
might have something to give YOU.
Harper's Monthly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
,soRAMaLE For aook coNrRAcT
F'sxt Deot Pubiishsrs' Agents Her
! ,Vf M ySs Altar County Contract. ii

fsxk Dook Publishsrs Agents Hsrs
Altar County Contract.
The periodical i've years scramble
Sam0ng statesmen Of school book pub
lishers Tor the county contract for free
text books = on in the city. Some Of
the salesrnen have been in the city
& FOR q wesk or ten days.
Beginning Tuesday forenoon the
Scounty board OF education, including
be members of the board Of super
yylsors, County Auditor Dobson. and
DC0unty superintendent Shut, will hear
The salesmen In the east court room.
Uhe hearing will be open to the public,
Eounty Auditor A. w. Dobson an
nounced this forenoon. The hearing
Awill be resumed Tuesday evening and
HiN be finished "wednesday.
The American Book Company has
Yabout so per cent OF the contract that
Mas been IN force for ave- years. Great
actiyity ii being shown by other AAles-
Y Sn 10 get part or all Of this business
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

II the tracks of the Pennsylvania
railroad system were laid In q single
line there would be enough to build
standard gauge railroad around the
world and double track 1t from New
York to Kansas City. The exact length
of all the railroad lines In the system.
whether single. double. triple or quad
ruple tracked. Is 11.82S miles. OF these
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08

same BE given over to the national
sport of baseball. md the request y
inside tfat the BUSINESS houses Of the
city cooperate IN such holiday and
TOR = Tins close their places Of bust-
ness. n 3 ny
Gwen under my hand and seal Of
the city OF Marshalltown, this fourth
day OF May. 1916. 1. 8. Willard. mayor
OF the city OF Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
MARRIED..
Pilarim..E spe,

Vernon M Pilgrim, of Grinnell, and
Miss Gertrude Espe. Of this city. were
united in marriage Saturday by Rev.
NJ. Gregson, OF this city, a retired Bap-
fist minister. Tho ceremony took place
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Espe, 402 South
Third street. Mr.. and Mrs Pilgrim will
live at Grinnell. Il a s.5i3
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
osITU,ARY.
\ Mitchell.

Marie. the 6-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and MTs. Il. A. Mitchell, formerly OF
this city, but now Of Waterloo, was
buried in Riverside this morning at ~
o'clock The little girl died SATURDAY
in waterloo of scarlet fever. a short
prayer service was held this morning
at the grave by Rev. Karl Rest. =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-08
Conrad Beats Freshm,

The Conrad Y. M. G. A. baseball team
administered a thorough defeat to the
high school freshmen by q score Of
to D at the fair grounds Saturday at
ternoon. Conrad made most OF their
runs on clean hits. The game went
the full nine innings. The battery for
Conrad was Middleton and Given; for
Marshalltown, Winans and Cross.