davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-09

Lake Constanct, Switzerland. is sub
icct to sudden enormous risings of its
waters, due to the rapid melting of snow
on adjacent mountains.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-09

Marine shells of warm climates ex
ceed all Others III beauty of coloring and
IN taking high polish.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-09

French explorers in South Dakota
gave the name of Bad Lands TO the ter
ritory they discovered
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-09

drink a brew made from the leaves of
the Brazilian mate tree as a subs:itlte
for China or India tea.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-09

it could il that respect. We all re
member the efforts, and that they
did not have any great effect. Prices
went soaring upward in spite of sales
of war stocks at less than cost and
prosecutions for profiteering. Gov
ornamental action to bring down the
prices of necessities of life was ath-
er futile on the whole though it may
have done some good. The cost Of
living, urged on by imrnutable econ
on1ic law, kept climbing still notwith-
standing Now the cry is reversed.
The government is asked to use its
power to boost the price Of conmod-
tiles because they have fallen to
point below the cost Of production.
Perhaps it will again respond and do
what it can to boost present prices,
or at least to retard their further
decline. We don't think it will ac-
complish much more than it did when
it sought the reverse action. So far
as it can help we hope it will, be-
cause the fall in prices has been too
swift for the prosperity and economic
good Of the nation, and great
hardship on our producers, many
of whom are discouraged by their
experience and inclined to cease pro-
duction or at least curtail it largely.
That il turn will be a very bad thing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
STUDY income TAX
more THAN 500 IOWA BANKERS
ATTEND ABORT COURSE.
Attendance Msrs Than Double Expoo-
'totions and Speakers From East Re.
main For All ssssions--Banksrs Only
6usiness Men Who, Have Not In
creased Thelr Charge TO- Customers.

Special 20 Timcs Republican.
Iowa CITY, Jan. T.--"Bankers Of the
state are to DO congratulated that. In
the midst OF an epidemic Of high prie-
es, they are still lending money at
about the Same old rate" said Senator
o. A. gyins,on, president Of the citi-
zens' Savings and Trust Company. OF
Iowa city. in addressing the banquet
Of Iowa bankers last evening. Bankers
OF Iowa City entertained 500 from, over
the state. who are present at the snort
course IN income tax problems when
Ia being held here under the auspices
of tho extension division OF the Univer
eity OF Iowa and the Iowa Bankers As :
sociat!on.
Attendance at the short course Is
moro than double what was expected
few days before the meeting opened,
Registration reached SIS men and
women from ali over the state. +. ST
Clair Thompson, manager OF the 'a-A
department OF the National City Com
pany, of New York, was. so pleased
with the attendance and enthusiasm
Of the bankers that after the hrst ses-
sion he agreed to remain another Gay
rather than leave the meeting last
night as he had intended.
President Walter A Jessup, VINO pre-
sided at last nights banquet, Informed
the bankers that they were soon 70
have competition from l.ioo students
registered IN tho school Of commerce oil
the state university.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Blind Man HID sor eeess Sales.

Cedar Rapids. Jan ARMED with
q warrant issued IN the United States
district court charging violation OF the
interstate commerce law by the ship
rnene Of Intoxicating liquors into dry
territory. United Staten Deputy Mar
shall Michael Healy went to vintcn to
arrest Chester wynnesar, a blind man.
He also expects to take IN custody
forty quarts Of whisky which have
been held for several weeks IN bank
vault at vfnton.
The specific charge against Wyn-
negaf Is that he shipped the forty
quarts 70 v.ntoa from Louisville. Ky.
The liquor. according to tae federal
agents, IL high grade bottled In bond
goods. and the kind which is rapidly
vanishing from even the reserve sup
plies Of the most capable bootlegsers.
wynneear was arrested shortly
after ths shipment arrived at Vim
ton Ga Eov. n. and prosecution was
started By state ottlcsrs The case
was dropped before coming to tEtal
In order to give the federal agents
opportunity to develop a more seri-
Gus charge o. violation Of the inter
state commerce laws.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
TAX men c0MIhG.
ExPERTs FROM coLLEcToNo
OFFICE FIX soHEputEs.

speclol "a ,rlmes-Repub,,cnn.

Special TO Times-RepuSliCnn.
Dubuque, Jan. 7.--Collsctor OF Inter.
nal Revenue Louis Murphy announces
that. as usual, income tax deputy COL
lectors will DO sent into every county
OF the state during the period from
Jan. Is 10 March IS, to assist ind'vid-
uals IN mailing out their income tex
returns. No charge for so-e.ses WI!
be made by these government deputies.
and no collections az taxes In cash will
ne made ~ them. The collector ursss
all taxpayers 70 nay by draft personal
check. port oNt,e or express money
order. and IN keep record OF ths!s
payments He warns that any per.
son representing hlInse!: TO Be . gov
eminent ogicer. who accepts cash FOR
taxes, or makes any charge for his
services. Is 4 fraud and an inposter.
There will be no such rush this year
in making returns as there was last
year. because this year two months
are allowed in which to make reports,
whereas last year there were only TWO
weeks in which this could be Done.
The collector urges thar al taxpayers
have complete records Of their Income
and expenditures for the calendar
wear 1912 when they Gull on the tn
come tax man. He further urges that
they use the forms bearing their names,
as sent 70 them from this office, when
'hAv have received such forms.
The schedule OF the income tax man
provides TINT they should visit every
county seat town in Iowa, and they
will visit as many other towns as time
Is given them. The schedule as an
nounced for Marshall. Hardin, Grumpy
Tsrna, Jasper and Story counties
showing the dates an income tax man
will be there, Is as follows: MARSHALL
town. Jan. 10 to March -: Boone. Jan.
Is to 81: Ames. Feb. {. TO I; Nevada,
Feb. . to IA: Story City. Feb. Is to III
State Center. Feb. "a &c %: Gilman.
March / 20 1; Madrid. March to 4;
Ogden. March II to IA: Iowa Fsl's'
Jan. IS to 81: Eldora, Feb. 2 to H.
Webster City, Feb. ~ 70 q; Eagle
Grove, FEB. 70 TO IS: Belnond. March
TO (; Clarion. March to Is; Cedar
Falls, Jan. Is 10 "a; Grundy Center
Jan. 20 to Feb. ?; Reinbeck, Feb. to
"a; dladbrook- Feb. 1s 70 81; Toledo,
Peb. % 70 March q: Belle Piains'
March s to IS: New Sharon. Feb. 2 to
I; Mcntesuna, Fob. , 10 IA 0rinnslL
Feb. 10 70 %; Newton. March ! to IL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

pAillne c. NM olossa q esSs Vsxty.
~ oUuv Wue ~ o - avssNss
Sslos G sAsul e1lA Wsibuf 0rsgsea
IsSt oAgee WSstA q sews AnAssvea
narhisv. q DaA9han, "a $40 &C.
Crow n!sak Beatty. ~. &
Dr. =. r. NeEvefA formerly Q prAo-
ticiuS veterinarian Of this city but for
some time . rsssAsat Of Chicago. has
como hack to orznnsii - resume prao.
uoA
Mrs D. q. Morrison reports an chair.
man Of the oonmsttes for securing
10000 county quota for tho noar- east
relief fund that nearly 10000 has boon
secured and thar hard work 10 being
done 70 raise tho balance.
Mrs. c. r. Childs ana Mrs. q, A.
Taylor, both OF this city, have gone for
an indefinite stay at McAilen. Tex.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John T. Cessna. who
have been visiting at tho homo Of
their daughter, Mrs. T., +. Vance. at
Amos. have returned to Grinneli and
viii be again OF home 1t s32 High
street
under the efficient engagement OF
sCONtIIlesNerS, ~ accomplishing nelp-
tul work and enc much in favor by
the younger boys. At the Monday night
meeting At De~is school there was an
attendance Of about seventy-fve and
unboundsd enthusiasm Games are ar
ranged fer evsry evening but Friday.
Misn Ethel NJ. Schultz and Dellmer
b. Wiley were united In marriage at
the Methodist psrsotsss by Pastor w.
C.. wasasr with . sastsr OF the bride
accompanying the bridal couple, Thsv
went from here 20 Malcolm for q brief
visit and then took Q wedding trip to
Iowa Falls and other ~aste-n points.
On their, return they viii, be At home
on farm Just east Of the Malcolm
fair grounds.
Frank Harding recently learned Of
the whereabouts OF . sister he had
not seen for eighteen years and. on
Sunday night lest started for Ard
more. Okla, to meet her. w
The following delegates were elected
on Monday evening by the loca! lodge
Of Knights Of Pythias 70 attend the
semi centennial anniversary next
summer. at Cedar Rapids. Of the order:
J. B. Bryan. a. N. Burton. w. G. Ray.
Ross Coutts and Ed Speth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lord announce
the birth to them on the sth instant.
OF a son who has been named Charles
Robert Lord.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
GHnnsll and Vicinity.

Special TO TimeS-Repuhltoan
Gr1nneli, Jan. There wes . large
attendance yesterday afternoon at
both post and corps meetings and tho
rehabilitation exercises we're OF dssD
interest to all The program was IN
charge Of Patriotic Instructor Nrs.
John P. Mow!tt. The address by Chap
lain Rev. E. W. Cross, Of the Congre-
gational church, was brief but fun OF
experimental understanding Of the
SITUATION and touched the hearts of
the aged veterans. The service flag
carried six gold stars and 81 others.
The program wss followed by q social
hour with substantial refreshments
The Joint installation invitation for
Saturday evening. Jan. 10. includes
members Of the corps and their hus-
bands and members Of the post and
their wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Manatt. on their
way TO the farm homo from a visit
to this city, where they had Just
bought a new home, with their daugd-
ter Marie, found thsmsslvss CAP
sized by si.iddins Of their cat. which
came TO rest over a ditch and bottom
eide UP. Mrs. Nanatt received = sewers
wrench of her shoulder but tho others
were practically unhurt. The car 70.
covered by neighbors next morning
was very little injured.
Buyers from long distances ~ vol
as from this immediate vicinity came
to the Gregson sale OF Poland Chins
hogs and the bidding was brisk With
prices high. The total sum received
was about $4,000. The highest priced
brood sow was bought by Char4s,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

Cedar Rapids, Jan 7.-Hfs head bad
y crushed when struck by a sirder OF
An overhead bridge. four miles east OF
Columbus Junction. Alvnr!an Roy. 20
years old. col South Tenth street. died
at $50 p. m. ~ ne was being rushed
to hospital at Iowa City. He never
eaboose Of the train, where he had
been carried - soon a. 4 stop could be
made.
Roy WA leaning far out Of the en-
eine cab, apparently watchinE some
thing on the track or alongside Of t.
and did not realize the rearness of this
bridge. according TO Engineer W. r.
Herr, Ii10 North Tenth street west
who was at the throttle on the other
side Of the Dab.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
9torm Sswer Waivers.

storm sewer Waivers.
TO whom It may concern:
The levy Of assessment having been
made against property located in sew
er district No. 8.
Property, as follows. Is included
within this district:
Beginning 40 feet east Of the south
east corner Of Jerome street and Fifth
street, thence southeasterly to Fourth
street and Summit street. thence
south TO north line OF alley between
Fremont street and Summit street,
thence southeasterly to the north line
Of Fremont street 100 feet west OF the
west line Of Third street, thence south
easterly to the south line Of Fremont
street and the west line of Third
street, thence souther,y to northwest
corner Of Main street and Third
street, thence westerly to northeast
corner Of Main street and Seventh
street. thence northeasterly 10 point
"a State street 40 feet west Of west
iine Of eixth street, thence northeast
e1ly 10 Fremont street and Seventh
street, thence aorthwesterly to Sum.
nit stress and east line Of alley be-
tween Dsvsath street and Eighth
stsssk tAsoos north to Jerome strsst,
tAenes sast 70 place Of BEGINNING.
NAtvsfs are ready to be signed IN
~ olsst.s office and all parties de-
1S<nS - take advantage Of the seven.
~ lnStailnsntS must sign waiver BY
~ SsutA day Of January, 1890, or fun
1nlGsat With Z pr cent interest win %
~ "a payable Ia the county trsasNS.
~ SfaoA March q, 1870.
F9 <---4,---, AAnS MSRaho0,
" go caU Clss1k
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
DUBUQUE HAS BAD FIRE.
Auto Plant Burns With Estimated
Loss of $4,000 nond7" Morning.


Loss Of $4,000 Monday Morning.
Special TO Times Republican
Dubuque, Jan. 7.-Several automo-
biles were burned. big assortment OF
tires ruined and the building OF the
F7uck.ger Motor Company. in the heart
Of the manufacturing district mere
was Quilted by fire early Monday
morning, caused by q short circuit
from a storage battery which ign!ted
RasoIene being used 20 c.e2n car.
The damage was estimated at $4,000.
For q time several nearby build
,ngs were imperiled by the flames, be-
cause of inability Of firenen TO get
water. Only two water plugs were
available, the others within several
blocks of the fire, being frozen. Not
until the flames had gained consic-
erabie Roadway were employees Of the
| water works able to get the frozen
plugs open.
Several new automobiles were saved
from The flames, but two were burned.
Tho other cars destroyed were ma
chimes placed In the garage either for
storage or repairs. It could not be
learned late today how many carr
| were IN the garage.
No one was injured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

Count nifty. Your COLO III neaC or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils viii open, the air passages Of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snuffnng, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or head
ache, no struggling for breath at
night.
Get a small bottle Of E!ys Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little Of this fragrant artisepr;c cream
In your nostr!ls. Il penstrates through
every air passage Of the head, soothing
and healing The swollen or inramed
mucous membrane giving you instan:
RELIEF. Head colds and caearrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuted-up and
miserable. Relief Is sure
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Build Skatinu Rink,

Grlnnell. Jan. Work on an arti-
fetal ice-skating rink for Grinnell
College students. under the supervis-
ion OF college sports club known as
the "Icelanders," win be finished to-
day.
The rink. which Is about 30 yards
square, Will be electrically lighted by
the college. which will also furnish a
small building in which skaters may
get warm and don their skates In
comfort. Formation OF inter-class or
inter-dorrnitory hockey teams for a
series of contests is already under dis
cussion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
SPECIAL GRAND JURY CALLED.
State Agents Push Cases Against Wa
terIoo Officials.

Special 20 Times Republican.
Waterloo, Jan. Judge J. e. WI
liems tssued a call for special ses-
sion Of the Black Hawk county grand
Jury to open Monday. Jan. -. The
speeia! session Is being called at the
request Of the state agents from At
terney General II. n. Havners of'ce.
There have been ru-oOrs that Henry
". Terrell. state agent would make
request for a special session to invest-
gate a number Of matters that have
BEEN d!vulged during their invest!sa-
ton here ..
There, NIL b unusual !nterest IN the
proceedings Of the special session. Sew
exsi county and city Officials have re.
sisnHd since the state agents started
their tnvestisatson. while others have
6esa under Ora
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Sioux Rapids Mates,

Special to THnes-NepupncaH.
Sioux Rapids, Jan. I. - a little
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Nessie on Monday.
Rae Gardner, of Moose Jaw. Cana
da, spent few days at the G. p
Siekles home.
Mrs. George Ross received word
from a nephew. Ralph Nicholson OF
Peterson that he had the misfortune
to loose his right hand In corn
shredder. on Dec 81.
Word has been received from Julius
Onnundsar that he is much improved
IN health and has gone into business
in Dubuque.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
LAWeREAkER GIVES SELF UP.
ChaflSs Hanson. Charged With Lar
, ;AgGbny, Surrender to Officers.

VH0eaNo manson. ChAfgec WIKI Lar
, .AG6ny, Surrsndsrs TO Officers.
spetsj 70 Times-Republican.
Waterloo. Jan. 7.-CAarles Hanson
wanted. IN this city on & charge OF
larceny. walked into the office OF
Sheriff D. B. Henderson Monday and
gave himself up. He declared he had
tired OF lodging officers and was anx-
ions TO pay the penalty for his crime.
Hanson left Waterloo several months
ago with Dannie O'Brien's taxicab
party Of joyrtders. There were three
women in the party with Hanson and
CDrfsn when they left Waterloo. Lat
efthey were Joined by Samuel Thonp-
son.
Sheriff Henderson notified author
tiles to arrest the party and hold for
Instructions. as several were wanted
here on various charges. They were
apprehended at Phoenix. Ariz. Fed
eraI authorities took charge of the
case and preferred white slave charges
against Thompson and OBrien. They
are now serving sentences in the Arr
IONA reformatory at Prescott Other
members Of the party are still IN
Phoenix. according 70 Hanson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
rRAra COLDER 4oNoRso.

ps-snes 81 Boy Killed IN Fssnss As'
eslxs Citations Prom conmsSdsrA
Special 70 Times Republican.
Trsf. Jan. 7.-Nr. end Mra FRANK
K,o,k, Of Traer. have received TWO
rnanuser.pts from the var department
Of which they are very provd. Botn
are eftat,ons '1or gallAntry and sp!en-
ala performance OF duty" at Ch!p!1ly
Ridge n France, Of their son. Ddwad
Ray Kuoik. on AUG. Q, 1913. the day
tho lad WAC killed IN action. One was
s.sned by General Persaing. the other
b. Mai. Gen. George Bell. Jr- com
raandsr Of the Thirty-th!rd or Prairie
division, Of which their son was
member.
According to tho war department
records 10 was originally buried Aug.
IS, 1918, at Moriancort scmme, where
he was killed On April %. 1913, ne
was retaterred IN the American MILL
.ary cemetery at Vaur-sur-sornrne.
The parsnts win keep the citation
signed BY General Persh:nS. The eth
sr VII! b framed and hong Ia the club
rooms Of the Kub.f-Ffnch post Of th>
American Legion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

retires from the business At ,enos and
goes 60 Colo, WHARF hA win engage IN
the mercantile business With Ais
brother. y. \. risdsle. Mr.. Tisdais hAa
been connected with the store about
ten years. serving first as clerk FOR .
time. Mrs. Tisdale and the two chill
dron WIN remain here until they sell
their homa.
II. H. Carson has sold his home on
Davis street. TO Mrs. Matte Leplsy.
Mr.. Carson Intends moving on farm
noar Armstrong. March I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Railroad Man Asphy,datsd.

Boone. Jan. 1.-The body Of Charles
r. MeConnahey. passenger conductor
on the North~sstsrn. WIS brought TO
Boone for intnmsnt,
Mr.. AcConn<Aey had made his reg
ular trip from Boone to Anes and had
sono to a room over = bank in that
city. rhe gus was allowed to burn TO
heat tbs room ana during the night
It want out.
When parties could not rouse Mr..
McConnehey from his sleep they broke
open the door and be was found dead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
McDernot. Rld Of Mail Order wife.

Dies Motnes, Jan. 7.-David McDer-
mott was granted an annulment Of his
marriage with Mildred stevens McDer-
mott by Judge Lester Thompson, in
district court.
McDerYnott. farmer living near
Anita. was married to Mildred Stevens
Of Long Beach. Cal. following an ex-
change OF correspondence in answer
to an advertisement In a matrimonial
paper.
The woman sought q divorce and
SIS oo0 alnony following contugal DIFF
fculties arising the morning after the
marriage here IN Des Moines.
McDermott sought annulment on
the grounds that the woman had an
other husband.
The annulment was granted follow
Ing the Introduction Of evidence at ths
hearing Of a signed statement Of Mil
dred Stevens giving up all claims ia
any Of McDsrmott's property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
NOTED TEACHER TO oRlNhsLL
Or, Edward c. Moore WIN b Harvard
Exchange Professor to orinrsIl.

=
Exchange Professor to orinrsll.
Special TO Times Republican.
Grinnell, Jan. 2. - DR.. Edward G.
Moore, Pm. d., d. D., exchange pro.
lessor from Harvard University to
Grinnen College. who will take UP his
work hero Feb. q, 10 a former presi-
dent OF the American Board OF For
e!gn Missions and is regarded by
many rs an authority on the mission
movement,
The principal subject OF DR.. Moore's
lectures here will be Christian thought
and It's history. He will offer two
courses, 1.-The History Of Christian
Thought Since 1890" and The Es-
sence or Christianity" and will also
give talks of a more general nature
III chapel. t'
Mr.. Moore Is Parkman Professor OF
Theology and Plumsner Professor OF
Christian Morals at Harvard. Ee WIN
remain at Gr!nnell for a period a. five
weeks. -Sfr" " r-N 49, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
NEGLECTED COLDS
ARE DANGERouSI
D.. Kms'1 New Discovery
soon breaks q cold and
checks q cough

THuLS -fsvs4-meeoes-and
then 4 hard cold develops,
Take q little Dr.. Kings New
Discovery when the enifaes stsrs
i viii soon check tho cold, the
coush-provoktnS throet-tickle. Used
everywhere BY people who know
why Il has been on the market for
hall q century. Relieves cold, cough,
grippe, Group. No disagreeable
aftsr. effects. AL drvggists-60c.
and Sl2o q bottia Give It a trial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

oeWouo-osAnk Naahand& II. hAs
besn arrested on the charge OF frfrhe-
eninG young women. He " altered 10
have been doing the 'peeper' act.
When taken into custody he gave
hattie TO tho officers before he was
locked I'D. o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

steis nias Int AoUs frsn ~ yara Of
"a wight near hessL Thsv aleo stole
John Nclntcshee bob sled AoA use1 4
10 haul away ne stslsn hosa return
Ing ths bob sled n the night An CTR
Ger located Aons OF the hogs In the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Nasxa Of Radcliffe,

Radcliffe, Jan. 7.-Schools opened
Monday after a two weeks vacation,
With q full attendance.
Amos Alberts and sister Hazel. re-
turned from Beresford, 8. D., Satur-
day.
D. seiberts, Of Mystic, has been
visiting his brother James, and other
relatives and friends here. He was
ono OF Radclines pioneers. being the
frst drayman.
s1rs. Elizabeth Drake is in poor
health at the homo Of her daughter.
Mrs. Charles vroman. ~
Mrs. r. J. Kelly, Of Miles City. Mont
10 4 guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Jones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
News Of Union.

Special to Times Republican. :
Union. Jan. 7--Afrs. l. b. Carlisle. OF
Rock Falls, and Mn. Dvora Hire. OF
Iowa Falls, were week end guests q
the D. Hauser home. Mrs. Carlisle re-
NAMED and visited other friends n
and around Union.
Mr.. D. 8. Valentine has been home
On 1 two weeks Through from the
soldiers home, where she 10 spending
the winter. She has spent part Of
The time Win friends In Alden. !,
4. J. TisdalA Of the Lepley, lis.
dale 4 Chaplin firm, sold his interest
to NrA Cora 4 Chapin Monday. Hs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Theft Of Nine hops

Special to Times Republican.
Dow City. Ia. Jan. 7.-One Of the
bol6est thefts ever reported in this
county was committed by men who