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DEEDS OF JRUsT.

Holmead Manor. part lot l. block 81 Frank
Medbery ct u. Clarinda T.. to Washington Loan
Trust Co. 70 secure Equitable CooperatiTe Build
ing Association $500 Same TO Frank p Rec
side and ]. Harold Mcdowell, to secure Frederick
silers 500; years. s per cent, semi-annuaIly
Square 81. lot sl-John F. Newman Il uI Anna
NJ, to George w. +. SwaTtzell and Alexander T.
Henssy. to secure John H Holmead N5 500; )
years. 81 per cent, semi annually Same to Harry
7. Duner and Edmund D. Rheem IN secure John
H. Holmead $500: years. 51i per cent, semi
annually
University Park lot H. block Ez-Charles p
Freeman to Harry X. Boss and H. Gleen Phelps
TO secure Carrie 2. Brown 1900; years Der
cent, semI-annually
Brooklyn. west part lot ) block Il-GIlen T
Boyer Ct uI. Sadie J.. TO Ada r. Hstrick and
George L. Clayton. to Emma X. Hetrick
&,l2; years. ~ per cent.
All interest in estate Of Sulson Hutchins-
Lee Hutchins to Myer Cohen and George L suli-
van. to secure William J. Dante trustee Of the
estate Of Stilson Hutchins. 50 90: years, per
cent. semi annually
Square south OF 1919. lots 3 and 3i-Joseph J.
SAVIOR and G. Vernon snider to Ernest L. Schmidt
and George NJ. Emmerich to secure German
American Building Association Sos; on, lot s.
Same to same to secure $500. on lot 81
Square sZ3. lot E-Bugene C. DuHy To Harry A.
HegArty and Robert W. Morse to secure Edith A.
Morse $3.50; years. s per cent semfannuAlly
Square 1855. lot 6e-winfeld Preston q M
Margaret L., to Elmer T. Ramey and Paul G.
Ramey. to secure George G. TraTers 81 30; } years
psr cent, semi-annually
Estate Clark Mills. lots S % and 4O-EdWard
B. SinOnds ct Tx. Della L.. to Arthur Carr and
Marvin A Gusts, to secure Perpetual Building
Association N7OO
Avalon Heights. part lot 2. block 6-walter s.
Phelps at uN. EstellA M to Frmsn R Homer
End James L. Marshall. to secure McLschlen Bank
ing CORPORATION 81 800; years 6 per cent, semi
annually
PetWUrth. lot 70. block 7a-Darid J. Dlmigsn To
Charles T. Stone and Charles ". Fairfax tn secure
Cora o. Woodard $500; years 81 per cent,
Sem snnually.
Square I7f7. lot s-Chsrles NJ Yeates ct uI
Margaret r.. tn Louis r. Peak and Watson F.
Clark. to secure NJ NJ. Mari $50: } years. 81
per cent, semi annually. Same to II. Glenn PHELPS
and Jesse II. Hedges. to Harry X. Boss
81 80; monthly payments, Ter cent
Square 26i. lots 50 and 9-Mary +. Archer 10
William A. Hill and Daniel ". O'Donnghue. to
secure Richmond Park improvement Co., Inc
N.sS4 D. monthly payments. per cent
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Probate division.
Justice stafford.

Estate Neil D. Graham; petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorney,
Louis Gutenberg.
Estate Augusta Kratzenberg; petition
Tor probate OF Will filed: attorney. ]. c.
w Beall.
Estate Israel w. Little: order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary, to John Scrivener; bond.
$500; attorney George c. Gertman.
Estate Benjamin F. Butler: order to
compromise suit; attorney, S. V. Hayden.
Estate stilson Hutchins; order extend
Ing time to file transcript: attorneys, C..
H. Merillat and H. f. Davis.
Estate Margaret Hanna; answer TO
rule to show cause filed; attorney E. L.
Gies
In re Andrew r. Frey; petition to sub
stitute guardian fled attorney, J. c.
Cuttings.
Estate Elizabeth Minor; order granting
letters OF administration to Ida l.
Moore; bond, $500; attorney T. L. Jones.
Estate Mary f. Patterson: order ap-
pointing commissioner to take deposit
Estate Frances B. HamIin: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters Of administration to Elbert B. Ham
lin and Francis B. Hamlin; bond, $500
attorney, F. A Fenning.
Estate Frank A. Spearc; order direct
ing certain property TO be stricken from
inventory: attorney, Paul " Keyser
Estate Arthur L. Hunt; order for sale
OF personal property at not less than
appraised value: attorney. F A. Fenning
Estate Anton w. Klein; order ratifying
and confirming report of auditor and di-
reCting sale of real estate; attorney, p
l.. Neubeck.
Estate Rebecca Mclaughlin: order
ratifying and confirming sale of real es-
tate; attorney, G. Percy McGIue
Estate William f. Doherty: order to
sell real estate; attorney. w. B. Guy.
Estate Thomas s. Kean; will dated
June 30 1915, filed.
In re Andrew r. Frey; order appointing
Ulysses Butler as substituted guardian;
bond, 5000; attorneys, ]. c. and T. NJ
Cuttings.
Estate Sarah J. B. Whedon: order re-
ferrfng cause to special auditor.
Estate Emily NJ. Mcclure; order au-
thorizing filing of inventory in admins
tration No. 22437 as the inventory in this
cause; order authorizing sale Of personal
property; attorneys, Hamilton & Hamil-
ton.
Estate Susan G. Young petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorney.
Charles Bradley
In re Charles w. Israel; petition for
allowance fled attorney, George c.
Gertman.
In re Julian ]. Evans: petition for let
ters Of guardianship filed.
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To Row Plaisted.

New York. Nov. Jim Rice. coach Of
the Columbia crews, and Fred Plaisted,
his first assistant, will row a special one
mile race in the Columbia fall regatta.
which is to be held on the Hudson at
Edgewater on Saturday. Rice has not
yet reached the 5Oth year mark. but
Plaistod is close to 70
Eight crews. representing various
classes. will row in the regatta, and
Frederick Coykendall. president Of the
Cornell Show Boat Company, will provide
two large tugboats 10 accommodate spec
tators.
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PROPOSALS

oFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONER D. q No
ren6er !. 1915 Sealed proposals vfn b. r-S-iv-S
= Cs 01lce, koom SH. District BuildinG unfl
cooH ,. n. on NOVEMBER . 1915 for m r-,r-
s1Ocoon OF seNeB in the Disrict q Coluu,hSs
i-,o''ns NE construction Of APPROXIMATELY ar
- Iti1@F ieet OF masonry seweu a. in susr
orInt oi proposal, spec1h cstionf and nsn-sGry ~
formation may be obtHineS frur tbr CgItsf o.
G1enser Department, Room a. Distriuz Buildfnf
nssingtcn. D. z. OLIVER r. NEWMAN
COCIs BkOWNLOW. CHARLES W KUTz
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Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice McCoy.

United States VS.. Charles Reynolds and
Jessie Graham; adultery; verdict guilty;
released on same bail; attorney, A. L.
Newmeyer.
United States vs.. Howard o. Pusey:
violation of act December II. 1914; plea
guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for five
years; sentence suspended and placed on
probation; recognizance 500 taken; nolle
pros as to third count; attorney, j. A.
O'Snea.
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5ssS1-semmes Motor Company VS.. Nc
Leod Stone Company Inc. account Of
s4So.7s; plaintiffs attorney, Walter B.
Guy.
596S2-Wash B. Williams VS.. John P.
Agnew & Co.. Inc; damages SIC, 900; plain
tiff's attorney, Andrew l. Hickey,
596SS-Donald A. Craig VS.. William F.
Patten and Taylor Auto Hiring Company,
Inc, certiorarl; defendants attorney,
James w. McNeill.
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District Division

In re extension of First street: jury
sworn and hearing set for November 20
at 10 a. m.
In re extension of Porter street: Jury
sworn and hearing set for November 20 at
10 a. m.
In re establishment of building line on
Park Road; jury sworn and hearing set
for November 20 at 10 a. m.
In re extension of Fourteenth street;
order for clerk to pay out fund in reg
istry of court (by Justice Staford).
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LOST.

LosT-EvENTYG OF NOVEMBER l AT y 7.
ave. and llth st. a roll of type~rittsn paper with
name, Alonzo Y. Jones on the papsu ard Mr.
Jones on outside. Communicsfe By phone ca KS,
or leave with Washington Printing Co, - 18th
81. nv.
LosT-FEAiALE SABLE AND WHITE COLLIE:
companion Of little Girl. Address - Kennedy -
NV. or phone Col. sSEJ
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or TAXES
D1strd OF Columbia. Washingtan OctobT >
IN IaEpsyers q the District 0f. Columbia viii
tAke nouoc that the undersigned has resolved ths
- - .enent q the Essesent Of realty taxes for IN
Dlstrlct o. Columbia for the year ending June y
Gho Hll De- neady 70 receive payment Of tsEes
~ this ONCE on and after November ! 1915 m
&c, A9 O Do1gress approved February r. 10 pro-
% zoe That on and after The hrEt day Of NoFem-
- each year the tax may b. paid IN two e1ual
S1.lmentt The hrSt In November and the seo1ad
IN MAY but no penalty shaI Go-rus for delin-
QueDS until ths following Juns. a. hereafter no
' Iioeo' o. II the Whols or any part Of sad TAI
80 "a OF peTsonil pTope u shaU not BE- paid b.
fore the hrst day Of June In e.-b y..r -. -.
go S-L hefeaiter BE- IN srrears and dslinqusnt Gnd
ne1e shaI then b Eddsd 70 b. collected Win az
- penalty d one psr oentum DIT month upnu
ne He ADouhI thereot and Ike penalty % The hr.r
asy o. eaeh s1oceedinE month until payment of .Gid
~ a. LAo PsnAity. and the whole shall constitute ths
ooln9uent TAI. 70 Be dealt with In the uGnneT nov
lectOr q Ta1ss ID q
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Lawsuits.

596sN-Reuben s. Miller, trustee, trading
as Home Ice Company VS.. Ashby T. Tan
ner and Charles B. Bowles, trading as
White Glover Dairy; Judgment from Mu-
nlcipal Court s1SS.O5; plaintiffs attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
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12so-In re opening OF Reno road from
Macomb street to Klingle road through
square 20s4; to condemn land; attorneys,
c. H. Syme and James F. Smith
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ORIGINATOR OF FLOOR OIL.

Floor oil KEEPS the floor clean and bright and
glFcs polished hnsh; only Soc per gallon god
for your furniture; Try H. Been on market for over
Phone Main H5s. Try Hunters BedbuE ETtermi-
natur. known eTerTEheTr- Only &c large can, with
sprayer. Open a. N. 70 p. m, seven dHyy a
wei We have no asentA They initat
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Alexander Wolf, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
Holding Equity Court
IN ~ Dissolution Of kaufman CY1fbfpv C---,.ry
corporation Equity No s,6ss
poo Consideration OF tie petitiou fIed hsr-fu ~
I@'g htuinnAn lslooT kaufman and TOETiF =
AooFe the Board o. Trustees of the Karf-,.7
Slothihs tonpaEy, coTpo1tion, for the dis,
luton q said corpEstiou
" l. uN ne o0urt this G5Fd dav ~ nrfotrr 4 n
-sio, ofoere0 that all perons interested In ~
corporation GppezT IN this court On The ID s.v ~
oeceznbcT A. d. 1916 and sh0w aus n an fbr-
nave Why The prsysT for the dissolution n ssi6
oNporailon should not bs E11ntsd PROVIDED fbtr
COPY OF this order - TIhlbhsd in the Washfrr-o7
hGald once a week foT Jhr0e Elcgesa a-a yTsrtr
the hrst iuHTuon 70 he not lsss than one month
fFosn The date heren fIed for showing czuss Eyo-.
said.
By the Cour
tSisnedl WENDELL p STAFFORD
gusticp
A true copr. Test: Seal r Younr. Clrt
by R. P. BELEw. Asst Clsr4.
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Equity Suits

3foo-John B. Murphy VS.. Harriet A.
sterrett, ct al; to quiet title, plaintiff' S
attorney. Louis Gutenberg,
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PERSONALS

RKINGMEN-SUCCESS SELDOM C0NFS
easy. Got 70 hustle like blue blszss To b1il6 M
duplicate Of this store and low pEloes are tho mar
OLD STAND, 6l9 D.
NOTICE. Artificial teetH sno second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis AkrRhRms, SIS G, Op. Pat Offtes
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Bankruptcy Division.
Jn.fiee SfamOrd

In re Francis B. Libbey: order appoint
ing Basil D. Boteler and Walter c. Eng
llsh. receivers; bond. 5000.
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REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

ChhEFUL INVESTMENTS
OF ncosy In Flrst Dcsds q Trost dlrst Mo-szr-a
On Washington, d. C.. Real Estats IlvEys rfrs Sss
fun interest promised and the rvturu Of an ths
principle due rvSIrdIss uf the varying ineonss and
value q olheT Securities. and they an not s1h5sot
to IaIItuu. We hEs been successfully enszsrd in
making these inretnents for cur clisuH for more
than a quarter Of a century. InrostmsntA 81, Cns
to SoCo at s. 81. and p@ ornt nov resdy for
delivery. LArEe investments made.
WIN. 4. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, s07 18th St.
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Daniel Thew Wright,
T. Morris WsmpIer.
Attorneys for PIaintfn.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
No = 81
Abraham Burnstins, plaintiff. "a Annnis A Burr
sine and NEJsrd G. David dsfendEutt
The oH1ect Of this Edt Is for the plIintif -
sec1re an absolute divurcs from The defendsrt
Minnie A. Burnstine upon the statut1ry cznsr
the defendant. SIjeed G. DAVID, bsins nzrns5
Hs corespnOdent; or in the alternative 70 s.-u.
FOR The plaintiff leEzl separation from b~d snd
board from the sid Minnie A. Burns1ns or 10
grUund Of deserIion
On motion Of the plIintf. It k tbs Ipth dsT 81
October. 1915 ordered that the dsfrpdKnt NEss-d
6. DAVID czuss his Eppss1noe % b. sner-~d
herein on Or be<ure the fortisth day ezr4urrr q
sundAJs and Legal holidEyt occurring EreT ths
dAy Of he hrt publication q this order oth-~rr
the C4use VII Be p7Oceedsd win a. N cz- q
default. Provided, COY q tbs o-d-- b. ruh1sh~d
Oocs week for thrre sl-ressivs Neea3 IL The wHsh-
inEtou Law Reporter and the WSshinFtSu Bs-1ld
before said day.
WENDELL P. STAFFORD. gusaos
A true oopy. Tsst: CsealD J R YourF CO
By CHAs. B. COFLIN, Asss Cls-f.
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CASTILLO
MONEY 10 LOAN,

hONET 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY REII
estate At 'owest current utsS; sp~zAl pivnes-s
with respect 70 prog pSymentk TILER q RUTB.
LRWORD Inc, a. 18th -
MONEY 10 JoAN-SS0 10 s5T c0 on B. q
real estIte. Ssys-Al trust fuDdA ~ % 9 m c~ua
An transactions conducted with soooozni1zi eua~6
srtti0n for Borrower wN Il SAUNDERS q
CO., Southern Building. sU stA - NJ.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRTTERS

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 26Si. Zn lEt - NV formerly y RHndoirs
place. MolaTcns rented SIS pp- month; unnutha
k9; 6 months. SO; No. EemingtonA a. L c
Smiths Is and $50: Un6SrWoodA 'ResninEtonL
r.a Reductions Il paid o. . months In Gdunoa
Rebuilt typewriter foF sale
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HELP WANTED-FENALE

sTENOGRAPHER, ONE WITH EXPERIENCE
preferred. in instaument office; opportunity for
Advancement. Apply At oDce. NATIONAL FURNI-
TURE co, CS5 II St NV
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SGul's Additon-wirham S. Phillips ct TX Maude
H., 70 Jacob and Veturia c. Nushaum. lot ~.
square 2Z. SO.
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SPTRITuALISM.

MRS. BR0WNELL EETURNED
medium, lols past, present future. advice busness
etc; seances sun. T. N COS Eve q nv. Phon.
NJ. su6
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A true copr. Test: fseall r. Younf Csrrl
BY R. P. BELEW. Asst. Clsrs-
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TAI CITY DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

REAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
DUCKPIN LEAGUE
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See These Books and Get List of Titles at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
TWO WON EN- DEAD.
Mrs. Martha kiser and Mrs. Rhoda
Atkinson Die at Soldiers Homo.


Death claimed two wives Of veterans
at the soldiers home Friday and this
morning, in the persons of Mrs. Mar
tina r. Kiser and Mrs. Rhoda Atkinson.
Mrs. Atkinson passed away at 10
O'Clock this morning at the home hos
pital, after an illness caused by uremic
poisoning. She had been a member of
the home since April II, 1908, coming
from Marshalltown. She was born
near Mansfield, O., in Dec. 1912. Her
husband, William c. Atkinson. is q
member of the home and served in
Company G, Thirty-sixth Iowa infan-
try Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson have been
on parole good deal of the time since
being enrolled at the home. and have
been living in small cottage outside
of the home grounds.
Mrs. Kiser died at the home hospital
Of hemorrhage Of the brain Friday af-
ternoon at sos. She was a native Of
Spencer, O., where she was born May
3, 1912. She has been a member Of
the home since April 8. 1907 coming
from Riverton. She is survived by he.
husband, David Kiser, who served in
Company I, Eighty-second Indiana in
fantry, and by two children, David
Kiser, and Mrs. c. A. Ballard, both OF
Des Moines. a
Funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon at 3 O'clock at the assembly
hall, In charge of Chaplain Pratt. Both
bodies will be buried in the home
cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
Notice Of Admini.trator's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-,
tue of an order directing a sale of per-
sonal property made on the sixth day
of January, 1916, in The I estate Of
Catherine Holdgrafer, deceased, in pro-
bate No. 4,070. district court Of Mar
shall county, Iowa, I will on the four
teenth day of January, 1916, offer for
sale to the highest bidder the personal
property Of the decedant consisting
of various articles &of household furni-
ture and the like.
The terms of sale. are cash. Sale to
take place at the residence Of the de-
cedent in Haverhill Iowa, at 1 o'clock
p. m. on said day when and where due
attendance will be given by the under
signed. III rs
Dated at Haverhill, Iowa, this eighth
day of January, 1916. y. H. Hold
CRATER, administrator. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
COURT PLACES IOWA SAVINGS
BANK PRESIDENT HEAD OF co.
oPERTivE CORPORATION.
CONTEST ON APPOINTMENT
AVOIDED az AGREEMENT
Officers Of Britain Cooperative Pack
ing Company Agree TO appointment
Of w. n. Arney Receiver-Corpora-
tion's Affairs Placed in His Charge
Stockholders Force Action.

W. H.sArney. president of the Iowa
Savings Bank, was today appointed
receiver of the Britain Cooperative
Packing Company by Judge B. F. Cum
mings. In the district court this fore
noon attorneys representing the dis
satisfied stockholders and the officers
agreed that receiver should be APP
pointed without contest After 1t was
reported in court that Arney would ac-
cept the appointment. Judge Cummings
asked the attorneys to prepare the for
NAL order for his signature. He fixed
the receivers bond at $4,000.
The farmer stockholders who had
gathered as interested spectators and
witnesses for the hearing that was
sched uled for today We're notified there
would be none. .
+ Result of Stockholders Suit.
The appointment of the receiver was
asked for in a petition filed in the dis
trict court Dec. %. Twenty-three
farmers, all stockholders, were the pc
titioners. They petitioned the court not
only to appoint receiver but de-
manded an accounting of the corpora
ton funds and asked that the corpora
ton be dissolved. Claim was also made
for recovery Of money paid for stock.
The method of promoting and tinanc-
ing the company was made the basis of
the action. It was alleged that the
corporation was no longer able to exer-
else it's option to take over the Britain
& Co. business, which was the purpose
for which it was organized.
The hearing on the application for
the appointment of a receiver was con-
tinued from Dec. 90, the first date fixed,
on a motion filed for the officers, con-
ditional upon their depositing the
money and books Of the company with
the clerk Of courts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
AGREE TO SEPARATE.
Paul Nichols and Wife, Mrs. Mary
Nichols, File "osparation Contract"

Paul Nichols and Wife, Mrs. Mary
Nichols, File Separation Contract"
A somewhat unusual contract which
provides for the separation Of the
couple, a divorce. and settlement on
the wife of what amounts to alimony,
has been flied In the office of the
county recorder by Paul Nichols and
his wife. Mrs. Mary Nichols. of this
city.
According to the terms Of the con-
tract Mrs. Nichols releases all her
right and interest in her husbands
property, and she Is to convey by deed
her interest In eighty acres her hus-
band owns in Minerva township.
Nichols is to pay his wife $4,000. and IL
to care Cor and support their minor
son. Lowell. until he becomes of age.
Mrs. Nichols is to get divorce with
in two years. and it Is stipulated that
the decree is to provide that the $4,000
payment shall be alimony in full for
all demands. except 500 for costs and
attorney fees. The Separation con-
tract is dated Jan. s. ss,sygSs; !
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
Rev. Mr.. ry9Leaves.

Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Henry and chill
dren left this morning for Mendoza,
Ill., where they will visit friends be-
fore going to Grand Rapids, Mich,
where he will be pastor of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church. Rev. Mr..
Henry has been temporarily filling the
position OF the Swedish church here.
H. B. Haterius, student at Augustan:,
College. Rock Island Ill, has been ten
dered call to this church here. and
will come here after his ordination in
June to take permanent charge of the
church. Until then he Will be here
every other Sunday and hold services,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
stata Confer 4 eat .Estat..

Two transactions In State Cente.
property, which took place recently.
were the selling Of the old r.. A. Buck
property by Mrs. Mary A. Riemen-
schneider to c.. A. Wyatt. Wyatt paid
$4,000 for the property. which, is a
good -slzed residence. n,
| r. D. and f. r. sonRer have sold to
;: S!sr,, n n elder. their, honse
in the town of state Center, for the
sum of $500. Riemenschneider will
move into town and occupy the place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
In thu Police Court.

The case of E. G.. Kendall. arrested
several weeks ago on complaint Of E.
w. Hall. Of Marietta who charged
Kendall with assault with intent to
commit greatly bodily injury, was
scheduled to come up in Justice Bur-
rit's court Friday. Justice Burritt de-
ferred any further action on the case,
however as the grand jury is investi
eating it. = 'f' ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
Take Cultures at Arnold.

DR.. F. p. Lierle completed the work
of taking cultures for examination for
diphtheria bacteria from the threats of
the children of the Arnold school Fri
day forenoon. The work will be con-
tinued in other schools next week.
The residence at 2031s West Main
street was quarantined for diphtheria
Friday. Harold Parker, an adult, is
sick. NV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
A. p. THAYER UNDER KNIFE.
w.lI.known Tim..- Republican Ma

eiI.t<nown Times. Republican Man
Has Surgical Operation.
Word received from Sioux City from
George F. Thayer. business manager Of
the TNiI4 BeHublican tells Of an oper-
t Is Ms 49, H sa il s.
toseph's iioSpital, Sioux City, upon his
fa1hef, As P.s Thayer, veteran circu-
|lafitin man of the T. r.
y Mr.. Thayer has been suffering for
several weeks from prostate trouble,
and the operation was performed to
bring relief. It was successful ac-
cording to the word from the son, and
the patient rallied from the anesthetic
without feeling any Of Its Ill effects.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08

should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, / have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal of the district court, this 7th day
Of January, A. p, 1915.
ISEAL.1 s. H. REILLY,
Clerk OF the district court,
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Prob az NJ otice.

Sice OF the clerk Of the district
state OF Iowa, Marshall county.
District court, January term. A.
1916.
whom 1t may concern:
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
d to appear at the court house IL
arshalltoWn. Iowa, in said county. at
dock a. M, on the fourth day Of
harry, 1915. to attend the proof OF
tprobatfng an instrument in writ
Purporting to be the last will and
nent Of A. X. Smith, late of Mar
county, Iowa, deceased. at which
"A and place you will appear and
cause, If any, why said will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
AZ the Hospitals.

Philip Ruppelt, of Steamboat Rock,
underwent an operation for the re-
moval Of prostate gland at the Deac-.
oness this morning. His condition fol-
lowing the operation was good
Albert Kitzman, of Beaman. submit
ted to nasal operation at the Deac-
oness Friday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08
Agriculture Today.

"How many head O live stock you
got on the placer" -
Live stock!'' echoed the somewhat
puzzled farmer. What dye mean by
live stock? I got four steam tractors
and seven automobiles. Judge.