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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

TN Hem T%prpgclIc. V~ranotobcIlc
/ Stenrna Gountp bclob Jig i 1916
til $73,2t3, bpilfet bar en- Sorsgcllc
al S19,t37 opcr 1915.
Hp gru upcr Rcb Gafc Ripcr. -
Oct ifnl mi pprc oi9iort, at @reat
Nortbern @ancn oil bp9Nc Ell Staal'
bro oper Hc0 Sofc Hipcr, omtrcut
IL Wtil ira Rco @ofc Sails. @rOeu
pil hare ct GS To0@ SpGnb.
So Wprn inScbrruot. Nnorcp
3uponS SEEM uTr Otoro neobrTnb
tc iorleoen % 10 Sern omlfom. Sire
ANDRE @prn bophc nUr liot famine
irpgteligc Sfipbuc. Sorplbrcnc bar
lroprrcn0c, on Slbcn uobreo.
Wp Sfulebcitprcr i Minncapolis.
S%toleraaoet / minneapolis bar palgt
$. y. Sactlon, asiiltcrcuoe Sliperiu.
tenbeltt, iii Superintendent Tor @p.
ems Sfoler. Son truocr iiteoetior
Tronf =. Spolllbing, ser bar rcligucs
III u VI IbllNpN NUCI,
SGloitc Eoitbctjcnt Spo. Simo.
TIN S'Searp, beflenot lom Den Tlbite
Foltbetient / minneapolis OF nraos
lie | Winnelotn, er os0 / Ell Iloer al
IS Iar. Nou tiltrouotc Sicneitcn
iom Toitbctient Den lite Mart3 1876
% iorblep Ocri til lin Goo.
Sru fan bpaaeS psS @cmioii. SC
Sorencoc Statcr2 Scuat bar nctnp
~pcota9ct ct al equator amltc Nelion
ItlIlct 6orlloa ON, at @ucl @cnlibii
o. TeItronl Gonntp bcmmnoiqc5 iii
at bna0e @rocr oucr Nfi2iiaiippiilo.
Den poa DC Stcbcr o. iiel0c DC Nla.
ncr, ION qootienoca AZ MrlQamiui.
Itcrcn.
&clfjcnbt Snlntbs Wnno furmlDffci
Nictnr Nnocr'on, ser / % !lar hol
beet / Sulnth o. / f. Nor uGrci
Weolem al @ncn3 EpIitiiturfc. cr al
0oaet pco Seben poa Ct Solpltol e.
ter at oTre blcuen fuIlt OF irpgtelil
lcrnlrltet / Hntionol Sron Worfl
StebcrI, hpor han MI arbcibeoc. Nar
blep inbpitlet / Ell Muifinrcm %
ilnnaet % moo Soact. NuocrIol
bar 46 Nar aunmcl.
Or. Wnpo um Sanbcpcicnc. Sc
ipnes life rimcll0t, al Ell iaa irenro
9enNe &irllrg % I'll ollie Cher iat
mcact optaAen Wdnb iom Or. @il
liam :. Otopo al Hocheiter. ifuIN.
be'otte liz neo lao triuieIlc Spsrga
maal iom %ciorhciOc o. beorc gan
Oepcie, men Ian er set ooQ. San Ia.
/ mango Nar inlberct Eroblcmct, o.
ueb ct Wcoc / minneapolis beml
llac bar hon 'remlaat Ell Elau. bppr
pcb benmc @p pco ct Spltem Al me-
hircttc %eic burhe ipiie iia / uUrnncr
Sorbinoclie mco ben inoIigc Gel Il
Stateu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
1nolanoet.
9ntnu.
S:Suocu fonIuIiSeret Sfplc for @uoc.

Suacn fpmIuliocret Sfplc for %uoc.
Ser ct ipccieIt 9ola aibolot Nooe
er SsoriIaaet ON SpretteIie al Ell font
ioIioeret SfoIe bcrItcos bIeocn Tor
foitet.
syaIo fra Salfpn i Sentcr. Nnbrep
SitIuno, anint peO ct aontrottsrttr.
ma / Oes NotneS, ialbt iorleoen Iis
ten neo fra Ell gaIfon / Yolacc Sea
ter % erholbt @rno poa SiernelfaI-
len. Som erflprebes al S9gernc at
pure / en- meset fritiif S%orfotnin9.
ltpentet @iftcrmaal. NfiIs Worp
Mpore, pngite Cater al Mr. %
Ntrs. 8. s. Ioore / Siour Gitp %
en- at &c melt iremro9enoe ungc 9a-
mer / SnenS iinerc SeIifabsfreole,
reiite forIeoen Iiten / al Senmcli9s
beo iii Council 9IuiiS % bIcp Der
ait meo Ole Gran al Ilceitcr, Q.
0af. SrubcnS Sober er Irriiocnt
al Oct befienotc Moore Sbcnfbcrg
Grocer 60.
TapirmsIlc / lyurt Wabiiun. Oct
bIep iibite Sirsoog beflenotglort |
Sort WabiIon, at Wontaomerp
@aro & 60. OF Chicago bar 9Iort
ane ~nebpcnoiee 6oronitultningcr til
of opfpre Ell Eapirmsle berIteoS /
9sbet al npitc CONNER. InlG99et
ifoI foitc $250,000. Cont er ollerc-
sc fipbt, aontraft Ior SpiGrelle al
9pgninger inoguaet % olt 0oIflnc'
ri beitilt. Set er DC iorifiellige Slo9S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al Straa, iom her
itaI iabrifereS ior oct itore Eoitor-
berfirma / Chicago, % Den me Sl-
bliitri er al life rin9e Setpbning %.
ioa for SmcgnenS Sarmerc.
Tcircr @%nlSbrnllnp Buffalo
Gcutcr. Nr. % MIs. z. z. Sbnitao
/ @lliiolo Center hor forleocn iclret
iii SuIobrpnip, / bpilfeu Inlcbniug
ontrcnt so Wehlemhner al Den nor,
ife Wenigbeh operraltebe oct proUrs
oi9e &rubepar / lit Sienl. Wr. %
Mrs. Sbnituo bIep 9~gtepiebe pou
Sprina Trairic / @iScpniin og fon
Ill @imtebaeo Gountp, Soma, |
1880. ) 1886 ilptteoe De I'll Sos.
iuth Goumtu % / 1914 til @pcn @ui.
ieIo Center, Der oc mn tiIbriuger
line iioite Gage / RoliQbeo eiter Ell
lana o. trapl I%rbeib@bag. &c or
peliiancoc meo nj Born, Der ale cr
iIinc, 13 @erreberu o. 3 @%crnebsrnS
Bern.
Supas @alanoaiitcr upcr cn balp
YhIiun. Sielge De M iorelioaenoC
Spgauer bar Soma bctalt npcr en-
balp WiAipu Collars, cler npio0tia
$549, 706.tS, for Sc 10 YrimrrualQ
% BET olmiuoelige &olg, ser oiholb.
tes / 1916. NJ Vrimprpolgene foite.
De Oct for TrGilocnt minoit, men DOG
fnitebe oct Stoten St29,399.9 90 al
erinre, at Nepublifnncrue % Gemo.
froterne benholoapi2 ioretrot Gum,
mihgS % @ilion Tor Frpiiocnt. 49,
Frimprpnlaet / Sluni Ga Den lamti.
bia afholbte IiltcnninQ oper Sor
Iloaet ON auinocu@ Stemmeret
frppeoe S191 ,637 .O6. meoena oct al
miu6eIiae %oIq / Nopcmber toiteot
1922, $685. 3.
Stor Nrp fra Onnmnrf. ~ &phl
Seemann, Sprretnin0amuuo / Se
niion, bar ira 9onmorf erhcIbt lin
oerretninA ON, al ban or ell al Nr
ningerne / Ell b Niiliouer Collar;
go, Jon MI fol uoOcle& Der. NrrcI
itriper iig ira en- %onocpiac. ser Ell
gang tilba9c / Sioeu bIcp gilt mel
en- rleget rig Vtono Ell @cnera
! Sen OorIte Irme, iortUlle$ ser. -
Senne eiterloo ia et Seitanrntc mel
ben 9eItemmelie, al &oet Tor et 1io3
RIM al @unbrchc Tor iflllbc hoIoe,
/ GRr9emaol al Den ounite Regic
ring oe ioo uobCleS til 9rpinQcrnc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Enn Qnkntn.
SerspeScs Sprielen peS Ialb.

Ssobn 2. @irmm blep nTr Sate
Ercston faitct al in Scgn meo Den
,SpIge, at Der iprung ct Vloofar
bans Sopeo. Nou oil fonrlrc JIG,
men meneS for ltcoie at bape ml'tet
SsrieIen.
Gr osp paa Sattisbniet. Saniel
SarnlIml, Ell AZ Burner Sorntps Fto.
nerer, er eiter Ell lnneuarig Nets'trlo
ON GienbpmSrcttcu til enoel Some-
i~teablano, bsb pau S%attigbuIet peo
Barter, pucr 80 glar eamnel. San
par / i'm Sib Ell pelbolben Wano,
men Den Hct@itrio, han peoligebolot
Iiae I'll Oct iiNitc, ilu9te alt ban
hnpoc.
Wctienot Nrucius iajen optagcn.
alma Iortcnicn SwcnIon, Ipm paas
itanr az haze uUrct common laip"
Nuitru I'll icrIeocn aibsoe 9teIS
Speuicn, bar uco Retten | Barter
iaien inbantct lin Saa ior at siere
liz iclp % iir Seu Rels arpeberetii'
get / oct 20, bclebeuoe Jig I'll 500
000, iom Swcniou citerloo li9. TN
SeiciterctSoom aif iorleoen Nooer
% Ssn inlob, men Saaen oil III
iaien opta9eS pcN Siitriftsretten. =
Swenion bebc me9ei baitist iom 6sl'
&c al ct lllpttcStili1loc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

0ctte er for at parIle bore aunbsr ON. at Der er
en- olporlig Mtonqel paa Sill bette aar. 5iifere
aier too lloeu 5onait, at pt mao betoIe benz hsi.
ere Frtier for at hploe benz 9aoenoe. bo be elers life
niloe blioe iftoro til at tiere til ubaiftsr. Sen met
o~inorIiae Wtaugei tortipmmsr poo YidereI % Silo. oa
Vrifer paa berue 5lft er berfor meget bsi. Bent Der.
for mot Ell Stignina 0riieu meaet mart; men p1r
toruisiet ON. at ben 5iif ri %nuerterer, bar ri ogiaa at
IGlgc, % ri pl ieube til nor o~perterebe 9riier. 81
bar Jiii NOT til at fploe aae Seitiliuger.
Scandal FISH COMPANY. Duluth. Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Ncfienot Nrucias isjen optascn.

vtiss futsret paa ira q til ~ Iaee.
Nppthsftrht iilbaath,ta!sr Ytuasnt. hnts Veio Stni
nntnt ifts fursrsr iistues. IluItt. bienenet sltr 'nnl,et
Futs. Ser'ie Sroeuetl't liuersr. 81 Genie. AuN'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

vi furcrc SorfisIciie paa Gu Tao.
Saa Saratipe 3rcmp Cuiniut. Ter tr tut
an "Srpmo SuiHint". g M @rppe'S Siauatur poC
" iftu. SO. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
~ELLINCSON & HANSON, Duluth, Mimi. Et:sn:'t

en- Goona Samilie iig at ia Silbolo,
bpilfe Spr oglaa bragte en- pen Sfil-
ling. Wen life nof bermeo: 5 Ell
bull 8ren bauoe Ell aoloni Bier opret-
tet lit Stem, og De ilittige Sniefter
bnpoe piItnof | mange Somre oraget
tilbrie, ba Splagsfamrct inoebolot
omtrent Ell @aifebalie fillo al BEN il
neite Scouting. Salt inbbragte Srp-
ct DC, to Wpno omtrent $50.
&ruStmpac berger Sarfsoale. =
@iennem 9anfene / @aIbburn gift
Der forleoen Gag Ell Inpis ming paa
S133,177.21, bpilfen Sum al Slls
pont Bomber SO. er betalt Comm OF
9arfsoale lom oenne m9gtige &or.
porotions Sfat for 1916. Get al.
lermeite al 9clpbet, nenllig $115,s
600, 9aar iom Snofomitifat birefte
til nppnte Conn, bppr altIua Den
itore Sabrif for SprpngItoffe er be-
liggenoe. Comm OF g%arfSoale er 3
Mil brebt pg IS Otil langt, og AZ
pirfelige Snobpggere bar oct minore
enb 100 S9lgere. Iteo be mango
Genee, iom meb engong er oilmpet
neb til bette Sownibips Haabiebeb,
pil man ierit Iptte 2onoepciene | Ell
fortrinlig Stanb, og iaa uil Der bpg.
ges &piifole for Sormernes Senner
og Setre. Spao man pioere ifal
iinoc paa, er life iaa Iigetil, tbi oiSie
$4,000 er bare en- lioen SorlmoJ
paa, bpao Der ienere oil fomme. -
&rubtbaronernes S%nofomitlfat Ifal
nemlig nGite slar bliuc minolt Dob
belt iaa itor, % oct Ter nGiten no til,
at 9arfsoale Conn fommer / Sor-
legenbeo meb altior itor Gigoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Minnrrntu.

Tn ilem Tursaclic. 9ranntobcnc
/ Stenrr2 Gountp bclpb Jig / 1916
til $73,213, hpilfet bar Ell 6orsgcIlc
al S19,t37 opcr 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Glen iffc
''Norif Mmcrifanerem"

Mobtaaertu AZ be ubieubts soc Ssftsr bshes penliait
ON life al alenime ZEN; thi Separel,eu a. oor ,f0ore'
neoro % bort sSo.fs Stfforie / Amtrifa trnnqer %
FOREIGNER Ststie. Martin Ulvestad,
1922 nth Ave. S. W., Seattle, Wash.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
ND Sfulebcitprcr / W%innenpolis.

Sfoleraaoet / minneapolis bar palgt
-. q. Sactlon, osiiitcrcuoe Slpcriu.
tenbent, til Superintendent Tor 9p.
ems Sfoler. San trpocr iltebetior
Jronf &. S%poulbing, ser bar rcli9uca
ret ior at iurlonc Npen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Hp Sru upcr Reb cafe Hiuer. p
So Wpru inScbrTnot.

3uponS Nicm uTr Vtorn neObrTno
tc iorleoen % TO Born omfom. Sire
ANDRE Nprn boohc NOR ll0t 'anlmC
irpgteligc Stirbuc. Sorplbrcnc bar
irapGrcn0c, "a %locn u0breo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
Have You Looked
Your Trees Over
For Caterpi]1ars?

Have you noticed your shade trees
within recent days, and observed
whether they contain the Tussock moth
caterpillar which was fought late last
season by the gathering OF egg masses !?
II not it will&he welt ITO do so, for there
is hardly a shade. tree in town that
does not now have several of the cater
pillars
Despite the good work that was done
by the school children OF the city In
destroying the cocoons and egg masses
of the Tussocks, a great many OF the
eggs were left on the trees. June is
the month in which the eggs hatch, but
June was so cold this year the cater
pillars are appearing now as they
would in June had the weather been
warmer. Some of the earlier-hatched
worms are now of good size, and al
most ready to deposit more eggs after
feeding off the leaves OF the trees and
destroying the breathing power Of the
trees. Most of the worms are small,
however BY looking the trees over the
worms can be removed and destroyed.
Bands of sticky fly paper, tackled to
the trunks Of the trees, are recogniz-
ed efficient means for trapping the
caterpillars as they move up and down
the trees Most of the eggs that have
Matched, however, are high in the trees,
beyond the reach of children and their
sticks. Many OF the worms may be seen
high up, altho many can be reached low
on the trunks. Many Of these have
been Matched under the rough edges Of
the bark, where they were concealed
from the eyes of the children.
It was statd by the T.-R. in the cam
paign against the Tussock moth last
fall, that 1t was important to destroy
all the eggs; that eggs dropped even
ON the ground would hatch the moths
That this was true was proved by Su.
Palmer, of the public
schools. He placed an egg mass in an
envelope and laid 1t away. He raised
a full crop OF the worms. demonstrate
ing the virility Of the tiny eggs with
which every shade tree in town was in.
tested last summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
CITY IN BRIEF
Howard watches. Hellberg.

Howard watches. Hellberg.
n ;f{t Il ------- NJ u ~ t5 Il
We pay SO cents for eggs Phone 1868.
Third Avenue Grocery.
+. F. Frederick, chiropractor, office
at 100 North Fourth street. Consulta-
ton Observation-Disclosures
l. T. Forbes arrived home Thursday
evening from Cedar Rapids. where he
had been to attend the 'fifty-fourth an
nual conclave of the Knights Templar.
Miss Nora CRANE, of Melbourne, Wis
tied over night with her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Wilson. and left for Mason City
this morning for short visit with rel
atives and friends.
Get the habit; stop here some even
ing for lunch Others do. Why not
you? Try it. You'll be pleased, Also
cold drinks, ice cream and cigars.
Phone 1888. Fair Ground Restaurant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
TO BREAK CAMP SUNDAY. /,
Boy Scouts Have Had Enjoyable Week
on Mormon Ridge.

Camped on nigh ground Of Mormon
Ridge. with a. fine view Of the sur
rounding country for miles, with the
historic old Mormon lake q short dis
lance away and the. river near at hand
si;7s .:::ea POUR 9. cor. !, :!
ing Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts will re-
turn to the city Sunday after having
enjoyed a week OF camp life. !,
Because OF the beautiful View tho
camp has been styled Camp Lookout.
The camp ID marked by a big United
States flag and the Boy Scouts flag.
and Is :dinely equipped. Daily details
provide the meals, i and !, so far s'only
one guy has had to take a dose Of
castor OIL, The lads have had good
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

luck with their cooking. altho mess
OF rice. cooked only ten minutes.
stomachs Of camp life. It was not
wasted. however. but carried q half
mile or more to a farm house and fed
to the chickens Fred G. EsgeN, OF
the high school, has been with the
boys all week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ecklee, in Taylor township, was the
scene OF a happy reunion Thursday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Q. Eckles
entertained twelve families Or former
Green Mountain friends. known az
sour Crowd at their fifteenth annual
-e::::c: rha families MIR, nee ftu-
five In all, enjoyed the day with the
big swings on the lawn, q bail game,
dancing. and with a big picnic dinner
at noon. After dinner they went, for q
visit over the farm, returning home
late in the evening. Guests from away
were Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Bowen, Of
Shell Rock; Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hop
-kins, Of Melbourne; and Mr. and Mrs.
+. C. Nichols and Mr., and Mrs. r. CT
Garland and their fam lies OF this city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
N,. =, Delivery SundayA

v Believing II to be to the best inter-
est Of our patrons and employer We
WIN discontinue making deliveries q
Ice on Sundays thru the summer
months. az has been our custom.
Please see that your refrigerator y
nlled each Saturday. Customers can
set ice Sunday mornings at our Ice
plant, 407 South Center street. MAI
shall Ice Company. u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

OF the city ordinances relative TO ont
ting weeks on lots, parcels OF ground
and abutting streets and alleys. and
the times fixed are June Is and August
Is. All weeds should be cut immedi-
ately or same Will be done by the city
and charged to the property. J. c. Gre
lin, superintendent Of streets and alleys.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Notice to Cut Weeds.
& The attention of property owners
and agents is called 10 Chapter Xiv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Now 10 the Tlms,
To have your furnace cleaned and
placed in working order for next win
ter Expert workmen, reasonable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Methodist ladies' exchange, home
baking. Sinclair'si Saturday, Begin
ming o'clock. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

MRS II. e. Mason went to steam
boat Rock this morning to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs w. Cartwright.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

s Miss Nora, White left for St. Paul
this morning for, two weeks visit
with relatives and friends,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mrs. Nina Wakefi, Id and daughter
Frances, of Clinton, who have been vis-
ting F. E. Bills and family, went to
Tama this morning for brief visit
with friends before returning home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

You insure your house. Why not In
sure your house paint? John B, Sim
mons insures Fullerton point for five
years and issues you a regular insur-
ance policy. His prices will interest
you Marshall Oil Company, general
distributors for Fullerton paints.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mr. ard Mrs G.. B. Johnson, accom-
pinned by Miss Edith Gard. lei, !rr
Clear Lake this morning by automo-
bile for two weeks outing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Cabbage Is getting cheaper and we
have the corned beef to so with It..
Brisket, and plate, 10 cents pound;
rump, 30 cents pound Posey Meat
and Provision Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mrs. Jane Redel, formerly of this
city but now of Richmond. Ind. ar
rived in the city Thursday night, and
today went to Lamoille to attend the
funeral Of her sister, Mrs. David Moler.
Mrs. Redel was accompanied by her
stepdaughter, Mrs. Amelia Redel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mrs. ella Mears. of Lamollle, was a
visitor in the city Thursday. pps
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

For Sale--New Globe ernicke Sec
ional book cases. phone 223.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Members of the Anniversary Club
enjoyed pleasant meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hudson
Mitchell. LOT South Sixth avenue, and
spent the time with their fancy work
In serving refreshments the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Grin Mitchell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Miss Flossie Long, Of Gilman, visited
IN the city Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mrs. S. P. Farren and daughter Hal
lie, of Colo spent Thursday in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mrs. j. Baker and daughter Amanda,
of State Center, spent Thursday In the
ritv r.. y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Miss Gladys Derby went to Water
loo this morning for brief visit with
relatives and friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Mrs. J. ]. Tretter Of Boone, was in
Tho city Thursday -lt #ir
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
CLASSES properly f,tted. HellDers.

Miss w. Napier. Of Abba, was In the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-21
Twenty. fifth Anniversary

Twenty-Five neighbors and friends met
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. b. Goodwin on Madison avenue
and from there went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l. j. Smith to tend them sur
prise reception. The affair had been ar
ranged in compliment to the 18th marriage
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Smith, the
instigators having been Mrs. c. G. Good
win and Miss Geneva Smith, the only
daughter of the household. who had
few evenings before arrived from a sea
son of study at the Posse gymnasium in
Boston. Both the host and hostess were
most genuinely surprised, but rallied to
the occasion with great hospitality. Dur
ing the evening games were played and
refreshments of ice cream and cake were
served. the bridal loaf. which had been
made in honor of the event, being cut by
the bride of % years. L. E. Greenwood
presented Mrs. Smith with a half dozen
solid silver spoons in behalf of the Wis
itors and that lady made a very charm
ing response. Mr.. Smith is a member of
the firm of Smith music dealers and he
and his wife are prominently connecte
with the Methodist church Mrs. Smith
is of Revolutionary descent and before
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convention to be held in the First
Baptist church, Gardiner. next Thurs
day and Friday, there will be given
some specially noteworthy and inter-
esting addresses. On Thursday after
noon School Savings Banks" by Mrs.
Ella Barton Smith, State superintend-
ent. Food Conservation and Food
Values" by A. NJ. G. SoAle, chief of
bureau food il spection, State agricul-
tural department. Talk to the children,
by Mrs. Deborah Livingston.
On Friday afternoon, the address
will be on "Ante-Child Labor" by Mrs.
Daisy Cotland, State superintendent
christian Citizenship" Mrs. Ruth
Walsh. ''Hawks and Chickens" Mrs.
Mary Smith. Mission of the Local
Union," Mrs. Gertrude Stevens Leav-
lit of Portland, editor of Star in the
East" and state and National Pa
pers' by Miss Margaret Sargent, Port
land. business manager Of Star of the
East"
It will be worth while for everyone
to hear these addresses and the public
is cordially urged to attend these day
meetings
Thursday evening the address is bv
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston, ma
tional speaker
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During the past few weeks the kenne-
bee County Committee on Food Produc-
ton and Conservation has been busy with
the farm blanks which they are endeavor-
ing to. have reach every farmer in the
county.
Committees have been appointed in each
town to visit the farmer and set the de-
sired information. The blanks are then
returned to the kennebec County Com
mittee on Public Safety, 341 Water street,
Augusta, and there tabulated to be later
submitted to the State Committee on
Public Safety.
Among the questions asked on the blank
is one, Is extra labor needed?" The tab
ulation Of the ao17 blanks now in this
Office show that over $50 men will be
needed in this county this season for
farm work
for extra labor:
Augn7ta-W. II. Aver. J. V. Ballard,
Harland Barnes, Alonzo Chesley, A. &.
Church. Rex .. Church, +. d. Cony, G..
w. Cummings, Chas. II. Dyer, Z. d. Ell
well, L. w, Elwell, Chas. +. Fletcher,
Mrs. May NJ. Fisher, ID. L. Foster, w. H..
Greig, f. E. Howard. w. S. Knowles,
Daniel knowlton, II. r. Lishness, J. u.
Longfellow, James McDavid, Howard Nc
Farland, T. S. Parmenter, NJ w. Saun-
ders, Grandville Small, L. B. Stackpole,
L. A. league, E. B. Thorne, Arthur Vii
lieuX, E. a. Walker. Geo. L. Weeks &
Sons, Geo. S. Weeks, w. A. Williams,
Everett Withee.
Belgrade-Herbert Bickford, Howard
Bickford. W. P. Cummings. J. w. Fowler,
Walter II. Lord, T. A. Scribner.
Benton-L. A. Eldridge, Blanche Gud-
win, Alton Richardson.
Chelsea-Geo Allen, j. H. Hunt, ]. G..
Morang. w. d. Slipp.
China-A. u. Abbott, w. H. Arnold,
Everett Brann, ]. r. &. Dinsmore, r. w.
Gerald, S. IL. Grindel, Mrs. Annie NJ.
jackson, r. NJ. Jones, II. B. Mitchell,
Elville p. Parmenter, II. l.. Perkins, c.
A. Pinkham, II. W. Randall, James L..
Turner, B. +. Tingle" W. c. Ward, E.
c. Weber. w. r. Weber.
Clinton-Mrs. ]. r. Brmner. Charles
Charming, NJ. L. Chase, James Clemens,
Fl. E. Decker, VIM. S. Flood, Earl Fos-
ter. Fred F. Gerald, Il. E. Gerald, Clar-
ence Gibson, Samuel Gibson, NJ H. Gift
| ford. Manley d. Holt, Harry Lewis, Pool
err Lewis. Albert Lowe, James McNelly,
Herbert B. Miller. Fred Mason, Asa Pratt.
Chas. Proctor, W. Spearin, Carl Stinson,
w. " Totman, Bert Weber, Harry Wey-
mouth
Fayette-J. X. Bamford, j. c. Berry,
]. H. Dow, G. c. G. Hubbard, j. H. I'm
derwood.
Gardiner-Will Jorden