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Eun Tuitniu.
Snnoen pnr nebinect. ".

Snnoen bar ne6inect. u. g. Col.
Inns, en- Sarmer peb BLUNT, bar eiter
10 Cages Ssgen enbelig gieniunoct
lin Suno. Tpret bapoe DC 10 Gage
liggct nnoer Ell o9loig Snebripe peb
Stoen al Ell Ssitaf. og eiter at bape
faaet liot Dfao / 2ipet ipntes Den at
bore lige gob.
8~ienfnnoen nrr Smaba. 2iaet al
Ell Wtano er fllnhet paa Ell Ssblof /
JloOen npr Snaba, oe Oct antoges
at bore Sens Senion, iom ioripanbt
ira Uanfton iioltle0en 27oe Sec. Oct
ontoges oa, at ban bar 9aaet ND / Ell
Goaf / Wiisiouriilooen. Wrs. Sen.
ion bar afrciit ira Danfton for at
ioelltiiicere Siget.
&oloeitc @inter fienSt / Yicrrc. =
SptegneIier peo HegieringenS Seir.
bureau / Eierre piier, at oen III iilart
forlebne Sinter bar p9ret BEN fol.
bette lioen gurenuet oprette0es for
20 gar iiben. @ienneminitstempe-
ratllren for Sinteren er 1876, meoenS
Den nPIt folDeite 8inter, iom bar
1909-1O, bapOe en- @ienneminitS-
fuloe al 1872.
8nuernsr NDrbecf petuer fem 2uu.
forila9. 8uperner Heter Norbecf
bapoe peo ltgens 9egpnoelic gjen-
nem9aaet ale De al Scgislnturen peo-
tagte S~opforilag, % meo llnbtagelie
al fem er iamtligc lat frat peo bans
l(rberitrift. elsie fem, iom @llper-
neren life fonot tienlige, er iplgenbe:
SenatSbinen ON, at @rolGgning al
@aOer, bppr oisie frpbie hinalloen,
itllloe befoitcS al @pen iiteoetfor al
Gienoomsbeiiobere; SenatSbiaen ON
llblianing al Grtraifatte til SetaIing
al aarligc Henter paa Bombs; &C.
natSbiaen ON Sprettelie al Ell aom-
mission til at unberiege Sorretning
meo Serminnl-G lepator - Oerne be-
toebes, foroi ct lignenbe Sorilag al
Slliet fsr bar lat frat -; Senatss
biaen ON Snofipb al en- SanoitrGf.
ming peo StatenS Mnitalt for GlanbS-
ipnge peb Heoiielo, iamt SenatSbils
len tillaoenoe Srofaloelie al Ell ar,-
Den CONNER / Gipiliager, ON ebipo.
rem GrflGring ON foruo fottet Ne.
ming frcmlGgges.
Gr DC "tprrc" 2ouc / Strait? Get
ipneS at bupe ppret ben alminbelige
6oritaaelie, at oe al iiOite 2egiSlatur
p%ebtagne "torre" 2ope life ifulbe tr9-
Sc ifrait for Sen lite Suli, men fra
&opcofunrteret for Statcns Intiia.
loon Seaglte / Mitd)el er netop llb-
icnot Ell llolGggeIie, Der bar braet De
"pauoe" arGiter til at ie Jig for. 81.
ter nprmere 9~ctrngtning ipneS oct
nemlig nofiaa fart at fremgan al
felipe 9eltemmelierne / flere al bisie
Sope, at be traaote frat iaalnart De
rnoertegneoes al 8upernsren, %
iGrlig nGpnes MI bIanot iaaoonne ct
Sorbl1o moo Salg al Hlsoriffe /
a~lltblofaler; at Serllbonerne til Ell
bis @rao er at betraete Tom Igenter
peo transport al &llsbriffe, % of
oue Steber, bppr Husbriffe tilpirfes
eaer ipIges / Strio nteb 9open, er at
betragte iom Common nitiiances",
% gierne unoerfaitebe Ell Ytlllft al
ira $3.50 til $1,000 iamt SGn9iels.
ltraf al life minore enc 80 Gage. Ter
cr ogiaa andre Sope, iom pil 9isre
2ipct lurt for De "poabe", % 11Punte
neutrality-suspicious. GmbeoSnlGno
lfol bapc forpligtet iig til itrar at
gjenncmiere Dem inotil Den minolte
Spboel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
1nolanoet.
ap,ru.
MnSer On |sru brrbt. Mrs. Stnt

MpScr On @srn brrbt. Wtrs. Stot'
Ter po hcnbcs 70 mino'tc Werr blcu
hcu t2tc IS. hrrbt i,ur Mfilton, ioct
eli Inton1obiI olco poo hcl i3beIoQtC
@rilno % prItcoc M / Ell @ro't, Gr.
Stotlcr, Ser itnreoc Waitinen, 'onlt
Ell Ssn, blcu ioa alporlia fpT'tcoc, al
Scr bar Sarc Tor neres Slp.
Stpr @untraft for Mcl. Stotcna
@oaro Of Control bar ta9ct aontrntt
for 9cpcrira Al Oct Otel, ION | inoc-
prrcnoe NaIpoor pil trGngco peo &c
II Statsinititttioner. Sepcrlngcn,
Scr pmiutter $3.50 Srnbcr D{cl I'll
CT Sur al S6S,24t 80, operoro1ca
til Goniienp MiIIing So. AZ Sca
Moines.
Stprt Sranbtab / Council Wlnfte.
sire al Council @lliiia ,Sorrctnl11"s
bnuninacr neobrTnbtc Nat I'll Sell'
hoa meo ct Cab al 100000. Sloen
nhbreo aiplherctogen Al Sdpp
@locf, ipreote iia bcriro I'll North
iucitern @iletfontor % III Nn1er"
@lpcf. Sroos at Ser ienotea Tor.
ftcrfninaer al @rnnon1ano'tober ira
Snlaba, loabea boa ire ltorc Np1llIlls
dcr ill0cn iorhpl6apl& fort Slo | N'tc
Bar @ctcran ira ben mcrlfanlfc
aria. glIbcn Nntrint, Der bar Ell az
ne iaa M aienlepcnoc |cteroncr IRA
ariqen meo Merico, or o'gnnct neo
Geoen / lit Stem / Sraer, IS Nnr
aonnnleI. fSor ct Nor2 Sih 'locn 'olot
han poo CT isbcloqt 6ortnna oN brat
S~oitebenct, % eiter %lanaparlg Sloclle
hrnatc bette Tpben. Intrlm par Is
9lor danumel, ba han Loo ia hpcrnc,
no han tientc / oc Sorene0c Statcr3
,~<niantcri i lem gnr. San tom I'll
Cana Gonntn, Soipn, / 1896.
,yaneer or cfteripnrat. Stoten8
"@ooro 81 Torolc" bor bctlenot1lort,
az ser ollercoc ira Sarmere cr mo
lebct ida mango Nnle9nlnacr ON at
iao Sollaer le@lootc paa Farolc I'll
Of orbeioe pau Snrnlcn, at ole lite
falt inlsbetommc2. 6ormcrne bar
nit iiQ nlegci lmo0ctOmnc Iiaeoper'or
@craooningarnaoct | ocnlle 9en'een
sc. Monpct bar mi 371 WGno noe
poo Gurolc, p0 Den SolL Der llobctn
les Dem, belpbcr liz til mcIlcm 10 ~
Is Slliino Collars pr. Wiauneo.
Subnonc fummcr lite | Tctrnat
nina. Nanocl21orcnllgcn | NliDllqilf
hnr nrrct Nnub ON al loo ell AZ DC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ionl 'taI oprct
les Al HCoicrinQcn, men Ell WELDING
ira 2~nihinQton har hi bcropct w
en- cnhucr WhlliQhco hcr'or. Yer 90
res opnlertlom paa, al Dubuque Ute
err inocniur oct bcltcnltc Gl'trltt, %
res az unOrri0lc Or nUrnlcrc |ctm
oclicr uiicr oct liz, at ill1en 'onooil
T5obrif mac oulUQQea m0cn 200 Yttl
iro ocu funoollte @rUnlc clltr DC ltorc
EnOiircr. Som Gllglen 1lppcr Il1'
ocr Tllbllultc fllr 1i6 Wfil IRA Sofc
Y%fld)lgdll. % oerlllcp or man lVlulHV
nlc0 Den Gag.
Stule TOR Gnitifippcrc / GnbnOnc.
Girmact @prtlncr, Sommcrt X Soct.
id,cr, ser / Here Nor hor orepct Nh.
tomobiIiorrctning / G%ubuQut, oil M
Den tort Sio aubnc Ell S~llit'tlppcr'to.
lie hcritcOa. Ser CT nIlCrc0c bnNact
ilcrc Glnpcmnitiner. buorpao sir
nlnet bar Here ipcclcuc Notcntcr, %
,>ohn 81. @octlhcr bar c'tcr lrn0crc
Eioa CphoIo pco en- Amortization noe
/ California lifrct iiQ NCplIlul0 lonl
Suitifipprr. llnberul2nlngen nj 40
res meo Nnoroplan Scr altinu bcpT
ger ijq ionpcl paa &nnnct2 SpcrIIooc
iom / 2uitem % StoIcn plI onIngAc@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Snbeite Snc paa q War. W

Sgbe1fe Slc paa ~ War. Wtolt
bapoe f%orleoen nof ct betpoeligt Snc.
falb / Bitter Hoat Bailey, % Snc.
mGngoen Der er mi itprre, eno ben
bar pGret / oe iioite 81 Iar. Den
bar Ell 9pboe al Is CONNER paa
Ilao Marf. Get par / 1880, at
man Ser bapbe oen iorrige Snepin.
ter. Ser falot oengang Is CONNER
Sne Den 3oie Nopember, og bell blcp
Iiggenoe til lite 0tai. s 1872 bap.
DC man / Bitter Goat TaIep Sen bp.
bette Sne, llogen peb ON, uemIia 90
CONNER.
Smfummen peb ltlpffestilieloc.-
@itaicf q. Sabneis, en- pelfienot Halt.
der peo Scobep, er ben 27be San.
bIepen brGbt peo ct lllpffeStilfploe
npr lit Stem. San bar rciit fra Sco-
ben neb ct Secs @ierbeltolper, men
ba en- SneItorm iprang op bar ban
uben Spil taget fell at @eien og bar
fisrt neooper en- Battlefront og bell
tet 2psiet oper Jig. 2ipet bar ilbiluf-
fet, Oa l(lpffen opougeoes. Sprge-
gitostjeneite afbolbtes peb Eait. 6ret-
heim / oen norifslutberife &irfe /
Scobep, bporpaa Si9et toges til Ser
tile, Win1., for at lpggeS tilbpile peo
Siben al Den forllogangne Sultru.
@unicf q. SahneiS bar feot / &ois,
Iorge, Ben 2toe Oft. 1860 og fom
t6 Iar ganlmel til Imerifa. Otter
ofperlenbe at bape boet / Soipa, 60
lorabo % 9ritiib Columbia, fiobte
ban fig Ell Sarm beb Sertile, Wtinn.,
ser ban boebe inOtil / 1900, Ga ban
flptteoe til Wontara. s Ell SLIDER at
80 9(or blep ban gilt meb Wiis Ser
tia Gritob, Ser opoe Sen 15oe Ipril
1911. 9e ~eiteralOer Jig Ter @prr,
TO Yiger og fire @lltter. @nllicf efs
terIaDer Zig ertopioere 70 Sreore, 9ln.
bretp Sabneis / Glentppooo og Slnlt
Taoneis / 9ritiib Columbia, iamt Ell
Setter, Wrs. Inna Saf, boeiloe r9r
Irder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

auillocr bar orgalli'crct Ell Hiflcflrlb
- ben ipritc al lit Slo8a | Staten.
&libbena WeolcnlSantul er 80 III at
begpnoe mc0.
MISUNDERSTANDING / Sicfinion. -
Glrbcioct mco SpiprcIic al Den me
Notwithstanding / Sicfinion oil
mart bliue poabcghnot. @pgningen
ifal foIte 100000.
SrGlaitfurretninger iGlgcs. Sffe
mlinorc eno IS Observation-Disclosures /
North 9afntn % N}olltano, bibtil ciet
al 6irmaernc @cQs % alrlaaS, er
opfipbt al Eipcr-Nome SllInber So.
Tlurcrcnpc &clitunS. Ser mclbcS
ira Wtoboll, at Hcnpiuc Gorltp mcb
iunlleoc Snnfinoifll0 al nGitcn = Wtil-
lloner Collars, III fan glere Nor=
0rin1 pdo at pGrr ct al Dc melt bel.
itaacnbc / NortD Safpta.
Np &eilup trGNcr frat. Cen me
&cilop, hporpcb en- Sunoepeisfommi3z
lion oprcttc2, or blepen u1ocrtennet
al @llperner Nrn5lcr og trroer Der
neo itrar frat commissioner be-
itaar al @uucrnprcn iom Sornlarlo
"a Stotainqcnirrcu ipm Scfretpr,
Ian1t al commissioner for Snnobrltg
% Nrbcibc % II onbre Meolemncr,
iom @%l,pcrnercu hnr at llbnrune. Gen
me aommi2iion ma prganiicreS ie.
nett oen ste Npril.
Stur Trcmaano / II Mar. Sfelgc
cnoel ltatiitiltc S~pIpsninger, iamlcoe
al Scfretrrcu ior Nortb Snfota @olls
fcra N@iocintion, belpber Statsbans
ferries Snoituo lig M til 20 Wilio-
ner Collars mere enc for If Nor
lioeu. : 1906 hapoc oisic Banter
ct ionIet Snoituo al $t3,556,6O5.t2,
mcoen5 DC mi cr iteaet til SOLOS,
330.5i. : @obct al Den iornnlc Ee-
riobc or biSic &anfiorretllinaerS ion1.
lcbe Heiourccr ioroaeoe ira $24,424,-
SOC. - iii l05,332,066. 16.
Observation-Disclosures. Gen t2snarigc
Hoger SercnIoL bpis Sprrlore, Wfr.
og Ntrs. Soui3 Sereniol, Dor | Sr-
Dependence, cr 900 paa SoipitaIet /
Siabon eiter at pure blepen forbrrltot
peo at hans &lpOer antGnotes. 8llt-
ten hopoc Ie9et rlulot Ell 8aSolinna'
fine % oeruco inaet Die poa line
alGocr. TorrIOrcne blep alporlig
iorbrGuotc lm6cr line Sorieg paa at
reooc banr. - Nils Mettic Nelion,
20 Nar qonmleI, err cmtrent iamticig
blcpcn iarIia lorbrrnbt peo Ell erplp-
lion al &croicnc / Sobn Gper'ons
Stem pcb Gnblcualc.
6lpa Eiac. @fii$ Seita Steer, ION
bar Den eneItc Tigc Ser oeltog
Sarmturict pco Statens 2%anobrllgs'
itole / Sarge, bar punoet fieroe Fr9'
mic | Den oarIigc aonteit for @eopm.
meIic al apGg, Sun erbolot 63l al
DC mlliac 700 Voints, oa Den Sm'
itGnoiaheb, al bun nleb 81 Gutter
iom aouturrentcr par iitono I'll al
erobre Ell Trrmic, aniees iom nogei
9anifc cueitaacnoc. Clifford @ilior
tilfienoteS irritc YrGmlie / Den ior
ole aabnc aIoSic, meoenS gugll'i
Sec iii iaulmc l~lomerfclie I alaslcl1
Tor oct forte SIRIUS. Seiclte score
Ii @coemmcIie al SlaetetpTg opnnoc'
Nc@ al =, y 6oi3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

ut fnrsrs S~srfi,Idjs vaa Gu faa. -
SoQ Narrative @rpme cmimtue. ar st taa
en- promo CutHiut-. 4. ~. @rprss S'sna'ht p'a
s0ftH 25C Au''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

giles furersi paa fra q I'll - 1aae.
gppthetsrut tilbaethtfaIsr Geratus. hris faic Stui
lie 'ursrsr fIstEhe. wirite. bisoeuee cner 'prl,a.
gl.s. Jsrite Auntueeiit iinertr. 80 Gents. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Nnrn pukriu.

Tnraps auiubcr pGbncr. SarnnS
auinbcr bar organiIcrct Ell Ni'lcfllb
- Sen fpritc al lit SIoga / Staten.
&llbbcn5 Wtcolcmaantal CT 80 III at
be9pnoe mcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

goipman9 itpe Sfolebpgning, foiten.
DC $4,000, pil bIipe inopiet Den lite
Ipril og itror toges / Brig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Yrriincnt Sumnlcn unt ariien.

u. &. Sopnlen, Grpiioent al Hon.
partiian Tolitical Seague, bar fors
le0en ltbtolt iig on Den Stluine, Den.
ne organization meo line 100000
Tarmcrmeblenner inotaeer ligeoper:
Tor Den rationale Strife. Sao 8apis
taliiternc itben Scnipn iii egeil Sors
ticlteite taite line Sinlpemibler inO /
&rigcn. % be 100000 Tarmere /
Hurbpeitcn oil mcb ligeIaa itor Be
9ciitring qierc oct iamme eller enoog
itiuc lit Sip til Noaoieheo. ON oct
mnatte trpngeS. crflpreoe Wr.
SomnIep. Mcn, iortiattc ban, oct pi-
Ter iia. at De ltore Sabrifanter al In.
mlnition % Staalfongcrne piloe tie
nc Tenge paa Ell 8rig, % Oct er Den
almlnbelige Spiatline, at oct er bis'e
iamme Solf ionn err aiiiparlig Tor no
breoelie al iaaoan Tolitif, Der fon
lore pS iub / ben europpiife arig. vi
bar peo Yetition anmobet &egierin.
gen ON at opretholbe Srco, ON bette
fan ife meb sgre, iluttebe Somnlep.
|i uiI life bape 6reb til enhucr TriS,
men iaa iororer ri abioIilt Neitrali.
tet. Sormerne pil / SiliGlbe al 8ria
Itaa irrbise iii at noe Gin % Glen.
Dom, merte han. Meo Senipn til
SpprasmaaIet ON, hporpibt aoneres.
len bllrbc aipe TrGiioent @ilion frie
SrnSer, bar ser ops Sclte @eninscr
.iuocn Sarmerpartict, iaabe Mr.
Somnlep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
MISUNDERSTANDING / Ticfiniun.

9lrbcioct mleo Spiprclic al Ben me
Notwithstanding / Sicfinion oil
mart blipe pnnbcgbtot. @pgninger
ifal foIte 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Srrluitiurretninoer iGlocs. Sff

nrinorc enD IS Grplnitoirretningcr /
North 9ofoto % Nio1tnno, bibtil cict
al Tirmaernc @cla % allloaS, cr
opfipbt al EipCr-Nope Sumber So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

Sn9en Stdlltraao
pitI.t ulnot {ubtu9 euey
Nomm,. uoolsreuot ben
n,tisli, @rIuS ou uoesuiius
be bar '.t RatoIoeeu Tor
taller big hporior ben nil
pare lrne,r suo Here al.
min e,Iie, SrIue,. hpor'cr be
'ptra,r 'ee lei % hpor'pT \, tan
oins tc on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08
CITY m BRIEF
Diamonds. Hellbers.

Diamonds. Hellberg.
NsH#rt -~S> #t..
M. H. Green, of Bangor was In the
city today.
Miss Miriam Smith. OF Eldora, was
in the city Friday.
Mesdames H. L. Thorpe and Rose
Carney spent the day in Albion witt
Mrs. N. A. Pratt.
Mrs. Fred Rockey and daughte,
Phyllis went to Independence this
morning for aYbrief stay.
Mrs. ]. r. Allison. of Topeka, Kan.
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs
G. E. Pickard, left this morning for hel
home.
o. "A. Lee, OF Story City, was in the
city this morning while on his way Z
Norway to visit his sister, Miss Alana
Lee.
Mrs. A. r. Brooks and children lef
this morning for Mason City, Ill.,, t
visit the formers mother, Mrs. susa:
Landreth.
Mrs. L. B. Chowning, Of Des Moines
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Frank Soloman, returned home
this morning.
Mrs. Maggie Eirb and daughter
Della, of Shelton, who have been visit
ing relatives and friends in the city
returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kettenhofen. O
Appleton, Wis, who have been visiting
|, their son, M. j. Kettenhofen, and fam
lily. left this morning for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goats, OF Bea
man, were in, the city this mornlns
while on their way to Hedrick to vlsl
their daughter, Mrs. j. "A. Porter.
Mrs NJ. r. Lovig, OF Gilman, who
has been visiting her brother, Elme1
Hill. and sister. Mrs. Lewis Lora, a
McCallsburg. was in the city this morn
ing while on her way home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Miss Psasf Cummings entertained
twenty friends Friday evening At her
home, 800 South Fourth avenue, ~ a
birthday surprise for Miss Minnie Nc
Mahon. The evening was spent with
games and music. The hostess was as
sisted In serving a two-course lunch
by Misses Grace Lundy and Dorothy
Cummings, Earl West and Harry Reed.
Tiny red, white and blue parasols and
canes were given as favors. The house
was decorated with patriotic colors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

u \ Il
Mrs. Ellen Newell Of Eldora. spent
Friday in the city!
A-------s~ Nf5
Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
While attending the fair stop at
Thompson Hotel L. H. Hooker pro-
prietor.
Mrs. F. NJ. Case, of Belle PLANE. was
in the city Friday while en- her way to
Albion to visit her aunt, Mrs. Levi
Kent.
Miss Gladys NJ, Braley, of Pasadena
CAL, who has been visiting relatives
at Grinnell, was in the city this morn
ing while on her way to Cedar Falls
to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blackburn. of
Des Moines. visited in. the city Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. McCor-
mack They stopped here while on
their way to st. Anthony to visit Mr..
and Mrs w. r Atkinson and other
friends.
Miss Marie Maggert Of Waterloo,
who has been visiting Mrs. Harold
Olson. returned home this morning.
Miss Thelma Graham, of Davenport 1
niece of Mrs. Olson. who is visiting in
| the city with her aunt, spent the day
at Tama.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Paul's
church held it's regular meeting Friday
afternoon with Mrs. F. J. Roth and
Mrs. D. S. Manney at the home of the
former 1904 Fremont street. The men,
bers disposed Of routine business, after
| which the lesson was taken up with
Mrs. Fannie Shelton and Mrs. II. K.
Denmead as leaders.
At the First Presbyterian church on
| Sunday the services will be held at III
| a. m. and p. M Bible school at $3.50
| a. m. Young peoples meeting at p
M Rev. Linn will speak in the morn
| ing on 1.-THE Opportunity" and In the
evening Rev. Frank Camel will speak
on, "A Man. with Holes in His Pockets"
The church is opposite the post office.
Committee.
The funeral Of Miss Lucretia NJ.
Shaler, who died Wednesday, was held
from the home, one and three-fourth
miles east Of Liscomb, Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, in charge Of Rev.
George Biershorn, of Liscomb. The pail
bearers were R. NJ. McKibben, George
Durham, Jacob Elliott w. D. Melich,
Silas Batey and J. L. Rails. Burial was
in the Albion cemetery
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The Golden Rod Club was entertain
ed Friday afternoon by Mrs. Lee Ever
list, 106 North Sixth street. The hours
were occupied with fancy work and
games. In a guessing contest the
prizes were won by Mrs. G. M. Carpen-
ter and Mrs Otto Keihn. Mrs. Everist
served lunch. assisted by Mrs. Nc
Cowan. The next meeting Of the club
will be held with Mrs. Roy Cotton,
4051a North Third avenue, Sept %.
A musical program was enjoyed by
members of the. aid society Of the
Methodist church who met Friday af-
ternon in the church parlors. Miss
Edith McBroom and Mabel beware
played piano numbers, Miss Ruth
Haines sang a solo, and a vocal duet
was given by Misses Ruth Haines and
Katherine Lands, who were accom-
panied by Miss Rachel Patten and
Thomas Haines. : At the close Of the
business hour the members sewed for
the Red Cross and refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mesdames p. A.
| VOORHEES,, w. c.. and r. U. Van Der
veer, Fred Wallace, J. G. White, 0. 8.
Lord, w. j. LENS. George Lampman,
and Thomas Stotts.
Il d . r. o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Holds First Service Sunday.
& Rev. III. w. Cope, who has been pas
tor Of the Hartland Friends church and
who has accepted the pastorate OF the
Friends church in this city to succeed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

For Sale-Twenty-f four inch OAK
stand, So. Phone white 965.--Adver-
tisement,
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Rev l. ~ Rich Will conduct his first
services in the church Sunday. Rev.
MI. Cope will make his home on North
Fifteenth street and'will move his tam
ly here in a week or ten days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

| Mrs. Emma Hinecker went to Colo
Friday evening for short visit with
relatives and friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Motorcycle delivery to any part OF
the city, phone 1853.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Have us deliver your parcels to the
Fair Grounds. Motorcycle delivery,
phone 1858.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Havefreturned from my annual two
months summer vacation. DIR. Choate.
dentist Fidelity Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Murray. jeweler, over 1ls East Main.
Mrs. Ellen Newell. Of Eldora. spent
Friday in the city!
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4 After q six weeks vacation the men,
bers Of the Pastime Club resumed their
meetings Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Ben Forrey 916 South Tenth
avenue. A pleasant time was enjoyed
with fancy work and in relating vaca-
ton experiences after which the host
ess served refreshments, assisted by her
daughter, Carel. The next meeting
Ct the club will be held in two weeks
at the home Of Mrs. Minnie Dunteman,
Ill May street. 2 ( !. IS, (.
In honor Of, Miss Ruth Haines, who
leaves soon to enter school in Des
MONIES, Miss Hazel Kinney entertained
the members Of the choir Of the
Methodist church Friday evening at
her home, 1909 West Main street. The
hours were pleasantly occupied with
games and music and later the guests
presented Miss Haines with an ebony
mirror and brush. At the close OF the
evening the hostess mother. Mrs G.
". Kinney, served refreshments, asas
sisted by Mrs + b. Haines and Mrs..
+. g. blue Misses Della laigham ana
Helen Gray. of Monn outii. nj. were
e0sets from ont II the
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81. Bull.rd, o.t.opatn. Is west Main.

Parcels delivered to Fair Grounds
phone 1863.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Case. of Belle PLANE, was
in the city Friday while en- her way to
Albion to visit her aunt, Mrs. Levi
Kent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

The annual bazaar and supper Of the
Presbyterian church will be held Tues
day Dec. H. Committee.
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While attending. the fair stop at
Thompson Hotel L. H. Hooker, pro-
prietor.
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Miss Essie Robb has been appointed
assistant piano teacher in the Mar
shalltown branch Of the Sherwood
music school of Chicago and is ready
to take pupils Wednesdays and Sat
urdays at headquarters rooms, 211-21
Masonic Temple. phone white 1869. Loa
Scheeler, director.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Mr. and Mrs F. A. Vogel who have
been visiting friends at New Provi-
dence, arrived home Friday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-08

Mr. and Mrs, George Goats. OF Bea
man, were in, the city this morning
while on their way to Hedrick to visit
their daughter Mrs. J. "A. Porter.
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Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
Smyrna times., 1917-08-22

"The fight for a rigid enforcement
of the old Blue Laws of the State
in respect of the observance of the
Sabbath Day is still going on in
Dover" says the Wilmington Every
Evening, ''but there is a manifest
diminution in the energy of those who
inaugurated the campaign. Evidently
they have discovered there is a wide
divergence of public sentiment as to
the Righteousness of their campaign
and that even among the truly good
there may be those who incline to a
liberal Interpretation of both the
Divine commandment and the law of
man, in respect of enforcing observ-
ance of the Sabbath Day.
"In the current issue of the Dover
State News, which has been making
a vigorous campaign against a rigid
enforcement of the State law which
prohibits any worldly works on the
Sabbath save those of charity or
necessity it is so difficult to
observation-disclosures a letter from
Rev. Benjamin F. Thompson. rector
of Christ P. E. Church of Dover. He
was one of the signers to the petition
for a rigid enforcement of the Sunday
law, but he is now in a tolerant
humor. He says: %'In signing the
petition about a Sunday closing,
had no intension of indorsing the res
toration of the old Blue Laws. Per
sonally, l believe the sale of ice
cream, candies, tobacco, &C., on Sun
day is unnecessary, and deprives sue
dealers of the Sunday rest to whic
they are entitled. But the applics
tion has far exceeded the spirit an
letter in which 1 understood it as
signer, and l take this public mean
of withdrawing my approval.
(which means, as we understan
it, that this minister is in favor of
reasonable and intelligent enforcemer
of the law, not its enforcement to th
strict letter, which might impose III
deserved infictions upon a great man
worthy people.