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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
G|DEONS CLOSE
TRl-STATE RALLY
ARE HOLDING RALLIES ALL oVEE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
ABOUT 500 RECEIVED FOR
BIBLE FUND
Want 2,5oo Active Members and 5000
Associates to Join Association

The GiTconS WIN were holding Il Cam-
paigu in Wheeling recently finished their
work here last Sunday night. Their cam
paign in this city proved In be- very pr"H-
table and every possible courtesy waa
extended them during th%ir visit. Thcy
are working for the uplift "f tn" travel
ing man. and mr." placing hihh'S IN III"
small hotels and y. N. C. As. through
OUT tho country A member Of tn" re-
solution committee stated /" y" Inl"li'-
Ernccr representative that they wanted
900 rrIrIlnr members aud. son" assoc
clatr members. and every present m"m-
Der is working hard I" attain ms "hd'
The last meeting was held Al the Fourth
Street NJ. r. church III chlrE'i "l II. L.
Bond.
AT tho 'rri-Stat" rally "f IN" Eidt-rns
at their closing Scrvir" at the Fourth
Street church on Sunda: night thu l"l-
lowing resolutions wrr" passed:
Tho Resolutions
Wr. your COMMITTEE" "m resolutions.
submit the following:
While We d.prcci:u' Tn" ih';t y" ar"
in the great world war y't aS Loyal
citizens we pledge our undylnI hI"-
glance to our country. our president aud
our flax.
As travelling men. who ar" constantly
coming in contact with the demon int"n-
ncrancc, We dcplnrc the fnCt that Il MUM
her Of our states hav" not allied th'iu-
selves With the dry column w" HAY"
fnith To believe that our nation Wall lax"
w. this subject ana 10y IN amendment
. iu our national constitution WHIP from
out our land this ,irrrirl" curse. ANA
We hereby petition the lover h"nS" al
congress to pass II similar resolution L.
the ono passed by III" senate asking Tor
this amendment and 10 the Stat" I"TiH-
luturc Ia ratify tn" SAM.
Resolved that we tiirl""nS III Ifi-S'al'
rally protest against. the decoration 81
the Sabbath day. violating "''r stat ana
national law and greater 'h'tu ;ll th''H'
ihr law If God. AnI "" l'l"iH" our
utmost powers /" thu expression "I TINS
dccrcntiNn
We aprrrrial" the kindness al ih"
city press, III giving uA ~Il'IiHlH ruhil'-
ity in the daily papers.
We appreciate til" Kindness at IN" !.
NJ, G. l. in opening their r""Ii% l"r us
md extending tn US the ruurl"%i'S they
have.
We sincerely appreciate the kindness
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DIR. FRANK n. MOZENA
DEN IT'S
ROOM 33 MILAN BLOCK.
Bell Telephone 1861. ;.
RED CROSS NOTES

The Ladies' from the st. Lukes church
were sewing ut Rcd Cross headquarters
yesterday. under the direction OF MIA
Reed Baird
ON Saturday. six boxes OF hospitAl
supplies were packed at Red Cross mead
quarters.
Wheeling Red Cross headquarters had
two visitors from ST. Murys chapter,
down tt@ river.
,rh, War Council of the American Rec
Cross is making public Il summary or
salaries paid at National hcadouartera-
MS Of Nuyrn,hr- list. On that date there
wrr! 42S paid employees. reduction OF
- in the month Of October. There are
nnw SIS Volunteers mt National headQuar-
trrs who devote their entire ume to
Rcd Cross work without any femunern-
lion whatsoever. The salaries paid
were. classified rs follows: SIS under
sEon. IS" under $lnG0: Sc under $500:
- under $1,000: 10 under saxon: under
$4,000: is under $4,000: 5 over $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces III" fnll"winE-narncd
examinations To hc held III the near flu
lurn Application forms and necessary
reformation may hc secured from the
Secretary uf thu l;"art nf Civil Service
Examiners ut the local post Office.
Insrr,.tnr Of Gun Stocks (Malc). S125
- month"; Dec |: E"ukhindrr hale)
nrc. Z: Laboratory Aid tMalr and Fr-
,nalr). Dec ;: li;h"Eraph"r tMai.l.
:Innh Dec. i. M"dicnl Intern" tSaint
rli2ahr,h's IIr$ritan Dec. ): l'aih"l"-
ciSl (Mair). r,"r. :: FRESHMAN "n Offset
f'r..s%.$ MAicr.. Dec. II: clerk with
',unwl...I,,r Of Si"u"sraphy ar Typ"wril
r!:. Dec II. Si"nnEr:! rh"r and Typo
,vrii.r tf'i"ld ;t,id Department S"rEir"%l.
every TH"S'aI:
Implications for TIA" r"ll"winE-nam"d
.,nminatinn* may H.. filed AT nhy iIIn":
,;ung" designer tMNl"D; inspectors "i
Artillery .Nmmuui'i,p tMal"l: Assistant
Inspector Of Cannon t'nrCinIs tMai"l
Assistant INSPECTOR Of Finished Machine
parts (Muic).
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CHRISTMAS RUSH IS
NOW ON AT POST OFFICE
Holiday Activities Begun Unusually
Early Due to Sending Soldiers
Gifts

TIL. Christmas rash ~ already on ut
III. WEc"iiry post office: N fact. Il has
ban on f"- tar pas, zen DAYS. and III"
rush will cor. ;nu., 10 n"-..;t&H day by day
un.ii ,'hrjS rlaS 49,. according tn 4
S:at"nn-,, ri""u ,'ti' yesterday by .hSSiS-
ten, Postmaster N;H;Hm II. Iforrish.
Mr. rIprniSEf said ,i:ar M. halliday rush
v:.~ ;"Str " han IN" thousands 81 t'hri.''
r:aS packages began passing through
,lc n:tic.. ard thH hr,,ciI "fflr"S at Ben
wood and Elm Grove. fr"ia friends and
relatives sending parcels /" tbs boys
II Franco. Tn. final day f"r mailing
such packages to France was N"v:mhcr
-. S:iil there ar" many VIII" ara Stiii
mailing packages for An"r;,Han s"ihirr,
across tn" sch. that th"y may arrive by
49, New Year.
There Is IT present 4 littic lull 1T the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

Of the pastors and churches that have
SO kindly received our brother GiG"nns
and shared with them the time allotted
for their regular services. enabling us
tn present and for the general financial
response.
VIZ arr especially thankful a. tn" pas
tor nC the Fourth Street ii. t.. "hurrI.
Dr. Allen AMI his members for Cu-op-
Grating with IFS and giving Us thr use
cf their church for our closing meet
ing
rh. resolution committee Is Geo. a.
f'arSnnS. j. e. Bennett. Harry l.. Fond
j. Harry Humphreys.
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NEW MANAGER

TIL. Liberty tir"a'r" is I" haN" as lts
manager nnr "f tn. most experienced
mntinn r:rtur.. men in III" country.
rarnrly, MIR tW,u ":f'tnrii. Mr.. Ncth-
rjll l,IS im,rI General Manager at the
Columbia ih.nIr". Fifth Avenue. fiitS-
lu,gh rn.. md vii! mus, '~inlnlE
max. - success OF thu mama cement OF
TN. nov hnIso. if any one can.
J:.m"S \. los vim Is w"ll known IN
local lr.airir;, circles will TAX" over
III, s...r,.iarrS'.i! ii 'hG Lihr7i!'. and
,riu Ii.., 49, -, treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

"itir". but m" rush viii r''Su'n" Sh"rliH
when packa SsS will h: mailed lot t''
BOYS in IN" American camps. IL - 49,
e.i.,inl ,l,,, MI christmas DN,'HHccS h''
mailed earlier than usual tor IA" camps.
This is r,r twn reasons: That parcel
mail travels slower Than hrSt-'!a:S ma
ter aud lhr facilities II banding IL on
tin. trains. an. especially At ia" camps
arr. not as rapid ~ for ordinary mail
That tho boys may r"c:iv" 'h"'r CHRISTI
mas packages just Before christmas day
OF on Christmas day. they Sh"G'd M
tnn.lrd as carly n lrSSihI" and NOT on
the time .:rh-cluI" Il ordinary PACKAGES
going 10 tho S:tItu, section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

basket 81 VIII. pleaded guilty before
Iu.,j,r T.. -. Hobbs. for violating thu
y,st rruh;htirn law nnG WAS gwen
sixty DAY: in H., rnunir Jail and Sl"'
i:n'.
S#rarG frosty admitted /" ih' squire
that n" had brought over TIA" sine. IL
is rcImrtrd that II" Will likely secure
lmrd AND appeal mis- cas-" I" IN" "rim'haI
court. rs several -: his ""uutrymcn
wh,rn in communication with him at the
jnil last evening.
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Y, ", c. A. notes

Miss Hnstcttcrs class in homo econ
,inics will meet This afternoon NJ $50"
Tho subject under discussion VIII nc
'x:,lads." This class is fro" I" all menu
boris Of th. T.. w. G. a.
There will hH 4 swimming drih"hstr;l'
lion at 7:2O Thursday evening. nj the
Y ". t. ~. under the direction ot Miss
Marion nhblC.
Friday night will be health class
rIr,ht mt the Y. w. g. y. Mrs. Dillon.
health teacher for the Wornan's club.
will take charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
HAD BASKET OF WINE
He Now Has No wine But Is Resting III
County Jail by Pleading Guilty

Sam Sarand ~ t:aS; Wheeling for
cigner who .Nitl"ntlE cnGld htii" conf
prrh"ud H." l!2ElSh !an::,!aE' VS. ar
rested yesterday norm nG. b.; Deputy
Prohibition officer l;cr. Philips ANA
Constable Tom Arlington aS h" lrit' a
Hridecrnrt ,ar Il; Main STREET. with n
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Excellent Laxative
For Elderly People

As we pass the prime OF lie the
various organs of the body nave
O tendency to weaken. especially
tho bowels. Regularity IN th1S
important function is 80 essential
to good health that old 1oHs
should be very careful to avoid
constipation. a congestion OF
stomach waste In the bowels occH-
sions dizziness, headache, dToWsl-
ness after eating, bilious1ess,
belching, hloat, piles, etc, and
should be corrected immediately;
It Is the direct cause OF much Sc
rtons (usease.
Tho most effective remedy Tor
constipation IS combination OIL
simple laxative herbs with pepsin
sold In drug stores under tho
uanae Of Er. CaldwclrE Syrup Pop
sin. It costa only fifty cents
bottle, Is mild in Its action, does
not grippe or strain, and brings re,
Net quickly IN m cary. natural
manner. Get a bottle OF It from
your druggist and keep It IN the
house; 1t IL the ideal family rem
edy. A trial bottle can be OBJ
tained free OF charge by writing
to DR.. W. 3. Caldwell, f56 wash
ingtou ST., Monticello, Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20

\ man living near SuuEus. CHii. has
discovered th., tooth If II gigantic. cr,'a-
tyr" hat r0am,d ihrrurn tn" marshes
Of southern California several th"uSanI
y"nr* ago: Tho tooth weighed about p
IuunGS.
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Speciality:
Criterion QuArtNte.
SCENE III.
"a DARK TOWN WEDDING"
~ of
Musical Numbers

"nld Kentucky Home. .... Williams
"W'aitinE by the Mississippi shore
................. .IOStpn y. ienry
"Ma'nmy RlnsSom's Postum Party"
.ThurlOw BROOKE
"Climr tn. Children. Climb" eli
nglr\ Entir" Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
.ELKS MINSTREL SHOW A7 TIE
COURT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ETKS' OLD-TnH uNSTRELS TO BE
SWELL AFFAIR THIS SEASON
AT THE COURT.
Many Local People to Take Pnrt IN the
Big Show-Novelty Acts to
Be Staged.

Tho biggest hit of IN" year n thu
Court thrat"r will d. the E!kS' nld-tlin''
minstrel show which is I" be presented
to the public on 'rhurSda: and frida!
night. Everything is III rrLdn"sS L."
the big event which promises t. eclipse
anything Of tn" kind ever T.T"$rntcd hy
Wh"rlinI l.ndEr No. -. II. l.. -. Elk.
III" big east will h presented th!:'
season Ivy Miller and Draper. "r New
York riiy.,;t company that h"- :: world
Nid" reputation Tor presenting IN" very
best in tho hig minstrel i!u"
nr. q. ". liurClHtS l. In'"i i"cut"r.
filling tn" position thai h" hA: :" ably
carried out for tn" past $,NrlaI seasons.
II. = clark - dir"ci"r ana Mrs. IL. ;
Clark will rrcSid" NJ The rIII".
The fun makers wtll h" Henry Mem
frmill"r. knnWiI throughout ih'. ''"un'
try aS ono If tin. furrH'"Sr min%tr'.
men. AMI for Il number II years with
Al G.. Fields. Neil p'Eri"n AMI 9TH =
hig time cumpaui'S. Others ar" MIi-
, liam Mcl.rud. Thurl" f:ru"il>. Walter
conrad Iiill Travis. BYRON l.'nCh. Ted
Eiig. Haven tuhb and JuS"rh Il. Hurry.
TIrkrt@ ARE nov on sale and !, cordial
inviirtiun is rxlcui"d /" the public I"
attend tho one big show ri tn" SraSun.
ThJ rnIn:,"tr cast and program Is a.
rrlInuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
4 Comedy Skit. entitled:
WHEELING IN THE YEAR 1000"

Mrs. Jane Riley tthc Eoss).......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George G. Renckc
Clarence tthc BQSs' charming SOM
................ Bernard Horkheimcr
Eve Tcmplctnn (nomine" for mayor)
Frank 0'Brten
Reginald Remington (thc wronGcd
mani Harry hlnE
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BnNadsSts.


. william Drtwi"l"r Carl N"cr
Howard Ncshit John pt'"nn.r
Judge Man l.uhnsor VIII Leach
Chorus.
VIM. Sch"nk frank carp
, Nm nrtNyrilr- EIrinc Jacobs
, pr. q. W. liurcatS carr hmi"k
thaS. Chairman. Jr. I'd "'"rkl"r
Harry Williams Albert Erh
Leslie Met 'onnr!l Harry Sir"hrl.
Alvin Schubert John 0rnnnnr
4. *. EraE' II. y. s'"hS"n
-. j.. t'am"r,m Allen Reed
Fred Yahrline charles Brand
Alam Martin Vim. EncElnr
Norman GrriE Harry King
John t'rrSsrll T.d MuunifGrd
carl Nrrr 1$adurr fnUitrn
JutIr,. 4 Ian EUh;nS0r James Mrh l'iSt"r
, William l."rrh Charles My"r
Howard N"Shiit Hayes t"'hr:Ln
, talhro"k IInwnlnE Robert Slu"tHT
Wilbur Watkins R"rnsrd IIOrkhcimcr
John Met 0nmll
Musical Numbers.
, Opening uI"rtur". $780,. EntIt" '"mpan!
'Saln' Away "n the Henry HIay"..
...............-... 80" li'htE
, Sweet Long Ago" ................
J. judge Man Robinson
! "All bound Round Ivy thr Mason
Dixon Line. ...........N a!irr Conrad
! Joan Of Are" William n"tw"il"r
! "pr"hhitinu Elu"S" Henry M"nkrmellSr
I Somewhere III France Is Lily.
................. William Leach
lilly If IN" Valley. .......T Ted EliE
Then I'll Find My Paradise"
Observation-Disclosures. John of'urlner
: 1t Takes 4 Long. FALL, Brown Skin
, Cal" ................Ri ll Travis
"rhcrr'S Il Long. Long Traif'......
................ Howard Ncshitt
"rairoitic Finale. ................
Carl Nrcr and Entir" Company
Five Minutes lntermission.
Speciality.
a Few Minutes in Banjo Land.
- ". Z Wins
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Visit our optica! Section where
an expert Optometrist will render
valuable aid 20 the treatment OF
the eyes. M ain fIoor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Continental Sanitary Cloth
Window Ventilators

plies plCntN WI TfrHl HlF'
but prevents the entrance
of direct drafts and keeps
out dust and dirt. Thr
fact that il Shut> ont the
view makes i, particularly
valuable for bed rooms
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Specially

Speciality.
a Few Minutes in Banjo Land.
................W ". E Wins
SCENE u,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
! New " Lisesmb.

~. w. Patton. an old resident OF the
Bethel Grove neishborhood liz serious
~ sick Of double pneumonia. Mira
Pattonis also very poorly.
4. B. +. Boyd spent Saturday In Dcs
Moines.
Miss Van Meter went to Ames Fri
day evening to visit friends. Her
brother Harold, who Is student al
Iowa State College, accompanied her
home and remained until Tuesday
morning.
p III. n. Meekins returned Sunday from
st. Anthony, where he had been called
~ the serious illness of his brother,
Samuel Meekins.
Mrs. J. G. clifford has returned from
d visit with relatives at Fredrika.
Miss Alice Moore, of Webster City
has been visiting at the b. F. Worries
home. Mrs. Worries accompanied her
home and will remain for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mason left Satur-
day for their home In Webster City
after weeks visit at the home OF
Mrs. Sadie Bueghly.
Mrs. N. w. Boyd and Mrs. e. F.
Clark were in Tama Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Hitch has been in Amei
attending the short course at the Iowa
State College. IN
Y Mr.. and Mrs, r. r. Gale spent Sum
day in Eldora.
Up. B. Heiffner has been quite sick
with an attack OF grip.
I; Pardon Head went to Gilman Satur-
day evening for few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe F'iscus are par
Tents Of. an eight pound son. born Nom
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Fscus are the
, parents of a. ten-pound daughter born
Saturday night.
Miss Thelma Haggin returned from
Marshalltown Saturday evening. Her
cousin, Gail Haggin, accompanied her.
MRS. Sarah Arney, of Bangor, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. G.
fIollingsworth.
Benedict Baptiste has been visiting
at the Albert Brindle home near
Hampton.
g w. B. Meyers, Of McIntire. cams
Tuesday for a few days stay on BUSH
ness. s
Mrs. Matte Brokaw, of Des Moines,
and Alvin Wilson. of Hubbard came
Friday to- attend the funeral Of their
mother, Mrs Phoebe Wilson.
2 r. F. Clark and son shipped hogs to
Chicago Wednesday.
Charles Ross Taggart, musical
|humorsit and entertainer, furnished
the fourth number on the seasons lee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
7TMEsREPTBIICAN MARsHAILTOwN iowa FEBRUARY s 1917

turc course at the Christian church
Thursday evening The last number
will be a lecture BY Chaplain II. II.
Tougher, March 10. The numbers OF
the course this year have been cxcep.
tionally good. but the course has failed
to receive the support of the people
and the committee backing the UNDER
taking 10 facing a deficit Of nearly 500.
The ladies' aid OF the Christian
church met in the church parlors We'd
nesday and spent the day quilting, A
lS-cent chicken pie dinner was served
at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemert Gould are par.
ents OF daughter, born Tuesday.
"Grandma. Scott is quite iii OF grip
and heart trouble.
The young people enjoyed hard
times party In the NJ. w. Of A. hall
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. =. Dillon very pleasantly en-
tertained the Priscilla Club Thursday
afternoon. Owing to the stormy aft
ernoon and sickness Of several club
members the attendance was not large
A newspaper edited by Mrs. N. w.
Boyd was the feature Of the after.
moons entertainment and u small
H. IOuHuuO6s WNiCu Adu Soue CHuu0W
hunting day too soon, was on exhibit
ton. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Jay Gould
Feb. Is. Each member Is expected te
bring q valentine. Mrs. W. l.. Jackson
and Mrs. Edna Dillon, Of Lambertor.
Mimi, were guests.
The Mckibben families enjoyed their
annual reunion and family dinner at
the r. A. McKibben home east OF Lis
comb, Saturday. Thirty three McKib-
bens were in attendance and q pleas
ant day was enjoyed. Those from a
distance were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank No
Kibben. Of Marshalltown; the j. F.,
William. and Harold McKibben fami-
lies, of Taylor township; Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. McKibben and Mrs. j.. l.. Arney
and daughter, Of Albion, and Miss Ella
Fry, Of Liscomb.
Rev. =. b. Swartz left Tuesday for
Cheney, Kan. He expects to be absent
two weeks County Secretary Harris,
Of the Y. NJ c. A. will conduct
the regular Sunday morning service
during Rev. Mr.. swartz's absence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
HAPPENINGS or INTEREST TWENTY
n FIVE YEARS AGO I'M MARsHALLToWN

lSouthern Pacific. Mr.. Let's will re-
main about six weeks; his family and
Miss Smith three or four months. The
1 will have everything arranged for it,
comfort and good time"
James Mooney was ~ yeara old to-
day. Last evening company Of his
young friends rendered him surprise
which was as complete as It was en-
joyable. They took possession OF his
home at 30S South Third street, and
INDUCED In the game Of clnch until q
late hour. Refreshments, which had
been provided by those composing the
party, were served during the evening
Mr.. Mooney was presented with q
handsome gold ring" 81
| Jesse Daniels. aged 80, of Albion
died OF consumption.
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1892.
"Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Shove are the
parents of q little girl, born this morn
ling" (Lucy Shove, who died the fol-
lowing June,) N
THE game OF progressive cinch af-
forded much pleasure and amusement
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Moore. 205 South Third avenue last
evening. A company OF congenial
friends assembled there and INDUCED
in the social pastime, being served
with substantial viands at the close oil
the advertisement West Main street
was ably represented in the contest
Mrs. Fred Grumme carrying home the
first honor awarded to the ladies. and
Mrs. r. b. Garvin the second. 6. D.
Frink secured the first for the gentle
men, and A. L. Palmer the second
Pinks predominated In the floral decor
atoms. Mrs. Moore was assisted in
entertaining her guests by the Misses
Kittie and Annette Moore and Mamie
Watson"
Charles Lodge, Of Marietta township
and Miss Harriet isabella Whitehead
were married at the home OF the
brides parents in Greencastle town
ship.
At the home Of the brides mother,
three miles northwest Of Albion, Miss
AIDA B. Grouse was given in marriage
to Ezra o. Slower, Of Vienna township,
Rev. p. Read officiating.
~ : sa' AZ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
LOCAL MAaKETs.


Prices Paid % Farmers ~ Marslsalt.
Gown Merchants.
The following prices are quoted By
Marshaltown dealers for the diffcrent
varieties Of farmers provisions. grain
and produce.
The Enterprise grocery quotes thu
following prices:
Butter--3S
Eggs--41.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices At their
place Of business In this city, subject
however, to market changes:
Corn-New ear. 80.
Oats--50.
Wheat--1.25.
The following market quotations ~
furnished by II. willard. Son d Co.:
Clear medium native wool-32o3S.
Coarse and low--2sM 02s.
Light. fine-2S03S.
Heavy. flne-2102s.
Pelts--s0. rs and 3i.So.
No. / hides-17.
No. 2 hides-16.
Horse hides. tail on--SS to ~.
Hog skins-40 to 30 cents.
Beeswax--2502S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
cosr OF LIVING N les.
Dollars Wsrs Few But They Went
Much Further Than Now.

Dollars Wsrs Few But They Went
Much Further Than Now
Everyone L. talking about tho fh.
c. Of l." Prices Of all commodities ara
soaring sky-high and there seems to
be no RELIEF an sight. IN; contrast the
good old days' seem almost Utopian.
In the library OF the State Historical
Society at Iowa City there - . rare
little book entitled "A Glimpse OF Iowa
in 1896" wherein the writer sets down
for the information Of prospective
settlers a list Of prices prevailing IN
Iowa at that early day. Loaf sugar
was IS cents pound, and brown sugar
8 to 10 cents. Java coffee sold for 10
cents and tea at from six bits' TO
1926 a pound. Flour brought about
$3.50 and half q barred. Good ham
and bacon could be had for 8 cents or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05

thoughtfuliy. He s,rokcd his nose be.
fore the mirror. regarding L from Al
sides. Eyes. think Ill 80 YOU. But,
look here. do you promise TO give my
nose--er--ideAl beautyY'
The surgeou gaveaa loud. brutal
laugh.
"As to ideal beauty. cant say" he
replied but, by gosh! ] couldn't, help
improving II a lot II hit It with =
Observation-Disclosures Opinion,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
prsbsts Nodes.

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Office Of the clerk Of the district
court.
state 81 iowa. Marshall county -.
District court March term, 4. D. 1911.
TO Whom II May Concern:
You and each OF you are harsey
notified to appear ut the court house
In Marshalltown. lows. In said county,
1t o'clock q. M, on the tharteanth
day OF March. 1917. to attend tho peoof
Of and prcbasing IN instrument In
writing purp0rting to b the last viii
and testament Of Hepssy II. HoaG. lats
Of Marshall county, Iowa. decsAseA ct
which time and placs you will appear
and show cause, II any, why said Will
should not be admitted to probatA
In testimony whereof. have hsrseo
subscribed my name and affixed the
zeal OF the district court. this third LAY
Of February. A. %. 1917.
ISEALl q. w. 0H0EHT.
Clerk Of the District Court