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Montrose after settling up some Dusi-
ness affairs on Lincoln Park. While
in Canon City Mr.. Broughton sold his
three-acr ranch on Twelfth street to
4. r. Davis, who with his family. have
been living on the place the past sea-
son.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Foster moved her house
ho,d goods to town Monday. and with
her daughter, Lille. will take posses
sion of her now home on Rudd ave-
nue. The Heany from Cowden. Colo.
are getting settled this week on the
ranch ON Sherman avenue recently
purchased of Mrs. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Meigs took their
guests. including their daughter and
husband from Trinidad. to Salida Sat
urday in their new Ford car. returning
Sunday. They all enjoyed the trip
very much.
]. T. Gillen left for his home at
Mankato. Kan. Tuesday after two
weeks visit with his father. sister
and two brothers at the Gillen home
on Sherman avenue.
The Eastern Star Cub of Lincoln
Park had delightful social gathering
at the home OF the Misses Wagner on
Grand avenue. The refreshments were
Strawberries, cream and cake, served
on the new cement block porch re-
Gently completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and daughter
OF Rocky Ford were Sunday guests OF
on Grand avenue.
Miss May Shaw of East Grand ave-
nue. left this week for Humboldt.
Ariz.. where she has accepted a posi-
tion as professional nurse. Miss
Shaw has been nursing in the Graves
hospital during part of the summer.
DR.. Victor Cram. who came with
his family recently from Los Angeles.
Cal, left the frst OF the work for
Lawrence. Kan. where he will finish
bis professional course in the State
University. Mrs. Cram and children
will spend the winter with her par
avenue.
William Buss OF Clear Lake. Ia. has
purchased what is known as the An
derson place on Grand avenue. which
at present is occupied by Holly Rice
and family. The newcomers expect
TO take possession about October /.
Mrs Miller, a sister Of Grandmother
Caldwell left Tuesday for her home in
Arkansas City. Kan. after few
weeks visit at the Caldwell home on
Pine street. she viii stop OFF to see
her sister. Mrs. Getty at Larned. en-
route. Mrs. Dr. Caldwell very pleas
antly entertained Wednesday In honor
OF Mrs. Miller's eighty-hrst birthday.
The invited guests were Mrs. Ed
3 ard Gouliner and daughter. Bessie,
and Mrs. Gouldner's mother. Mrs,
Reece. OF Lyons. Kan.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Verne Cheney and
family, after selling of their house
hold effects at the wethereli place on
Grand avenue. have located in Denver
| The family OF r. c. weiherell are
moving up from the Hardscrabbie dis
trict TO take possession of the home
ranch. and tie children have started
to school.
Mrs. Joe Dursfre and Jerome Tay
lor came down from Cottonwood Mon
day and were guests at the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richter. The
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C0aldale Notes

There will be very little harvest in
the valley of Coaldale this fall. The
recent rain completely covered all
traces OF the crops.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-27

Sanche Work County Road 1900
M Frederick, Work County Road 500
Supplies for County Road 6616
r. Mateo, County Road 900
Baldwin, County Road, 145O0
Mercantile Supplies County Road 400
E. 8400
Company Cas- County Trucks, .. 794O
Supplies County Road 1904
american Garage Work County Tools --.---. 200
W. Larmor Salary County Engineer and Expense, 1915
j. F. Johnson Maxwell Truck for County Roads, $4,000
kendrick Blanv Co, Supplies for County Engineer, 1O52b
Salary Highway Tngfneer S247
Laura Secretary Highway Commission, $500
Hatead Lumber Co. Supplies for County Road 1915
Roy Tfcomb Supplies County .65
Evans Merchaole Company Storage ouumen 500
Mr. W. T. Haley who had previously appointed Commissioner Of
who appointment Of
Noges upon petition
from the laid Chamber of Commerce.
Upon duly made carried the
tn. County the and 1920
Report County sp Health
Of June 1920
Report the Of May; 1920
Board met at 1870 PM, two members being present
The following reports presented the audited
6ered fled
Report the County June 1920
Clerk OF June 1920
Report of the Sheriff for the month of June, 1920.
Report of Justices of the Peace
for the month Of june 1920
Collector was pre
scented follow:
Delinquent Taxes first 1nsament, 374e742
second INSTRUMENT Due --- ia ,83057
Added to Roll by Treasurer $685.
TOTALS -.~.-.-.. ..-..... 963 so
Reductions, ---~~---- .--.-.------~
Double Assessments,
Delinquent Taxes Collected, -.-.-...... 16,2ss.12
End nstalment, .~----..-.------. e1,22855
10 De Collected, "------. 64,93242
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council calls
/ FOR BRIDGE BIDS
CONTRACT FoR NEW SPAN
OVER LINN CREEK TO De
LET APRIL 8.
sippERs ASKED TO
FURNISH OWN PLANS

Two Plans Now On File, One Pre-.
pared by City Engineer and Other
Submitted BY Marsh Company, Of
Dss Molnss City to Purchase
Truck, Dump Wagon and Tarvia.
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Veterans Of Civil
War Recall Day They
We're Giuen Freedom

Fifty live years ago Sunday
on Feb. 22, 1S65-C. H. Brock, Of the
soldiers home and Martin Van
Buren, Evans, of Beaman, were re-
leased from the rebel prison at Sails
bury, N. C. For years these veterans
have recalled the anniversary of OBJ
tanning their freedom by either, being
together on the anniversary or by
exchanging letters or kilograms. Sun
day the anniversary again was OBJ
served with an exchange Of greet
inss. Mr.. Brock is now Is and Mr..
Evans s 90. The former Is in good
health but M. Evans has been con-
ined to his bed for some time.
I Both were members Of Company !,
Eighth Iowa cavalry, and were taken
prisoners at the battle Of Newman,
Ga. They were sent to Anderson
Vile, later transferred to Charleston,
s. c., as hostages, and still later were
removed to Florence, s. G. They
escaped from the Florence prison
but were rscaptured and placed in
the Salisbury prison. They set out
on foot after being freed and regain
ed the union lines In March,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24

antly surprised when about thirty
Rcbckahs. with plenty Of refresh
ments. came TO spend the evening.
A bouquet Of flowers was given To
Mr.. and Mrs. Failor.
Mrs. q. n stansberry spent the
week In Iowa City at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Yullle Ramsey.
Mrs. Jesse Davis Is seriously sick
OF pneumonia Mt her home south
west OF Gilman.
Florence wylle, who IL student
at Ames. spent the Weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. wylie
Ernest Davis, OF ~. Louis. spent
Friday and Saturday at the Robert
Todd home.
Harold Daugherty. II student al
Ames. spent the week end NJ his
home here.
George Corrick was in Marshall
town on business Saturday.
Willard Seager returned Saturday
to Waterloo after visit with his
family here.
r. X. Stoddard, OF Grinnell was
here Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Paul visited Sunday al
Marshalltown with relatives ant
friends.
Mrs. w. Fl. vosburg received a
message Sunday Of the death OF he,
brother. p. c. Mcclure OF st. Peters.
burg. Fla
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Gilman News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clay are the
parents of daughter horn Tuesday.
Mrs. Kuntz, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. e. r. Hite. and
family, returned Monday to her
home in Marshalltown.
Mrs. b. w. Harris was called to
North Plat, Neb, Monday. by the
illness of her sister. Belle Steen.
Later word was received that Miss
Steen was much improved.
Rev. E. Paul, OF Minneapolis, spent
Tuesday here with relatives. He
was on his way home from Illinois,
where he has been holding revival
meetings.
Mrs. Edwin and Cornelius Strand
were at Marshalltown Tuesday.
Twenty five Knights Of Pythias
members went to Grinnell Tuesday
night to take part In lodge event.
There were three candidates from
here who took the rank Of page.
Dennis Emsminger Of Marshall
town, was here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Stewart at
tended the auto show in Des Moines
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Doze. Mrs. A. p.
Ward, Mrs. Mary Fanton and Mrs. L.
Daughteny spent Thursday in Mar
shalltown.
]. T. Foster went to Toledo Thurs
day to spend few days with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Madill spent
Thursday in Grinnell.
William Pugh. Of Grinnell, was
here on business Thursday.
Mrs. E. w. Harmon. Of Marshall
town. spent several days this week
| at the J. H. Scurr home.
Mrs. w. H. Vosburg was In Water
loo the latter part Of the week with
her sister. Mrs. Robb. who Is seri-
ously sick.
Mrs. George Hill spent Friday in
Marshalltown at the home of her
parents.
Friday being the twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
H. j. Failor, they were very pleas
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Rhodes News.

i
Messrs Ellis Tribby and Eldon
Kohl were at Marshalltown Satur-
day.
Charles Nirk was at Des Moines
Friday.
Mrs. Della Gray, Of Des Moines, is
here training a number of pupils
for the declamatory contest, to be
held Friday evening.
J. H. johnson has sold his drug
store to Mr. Smith, of Woodward.
Mr.. Smith and family moved the
latter part Of last week into the
property recently vacated by Harry
York.
The dance held in the opera house
Thursday night was largely attend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Perry visited
Sunday with relatives in Marshall
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hickman, of
Baxter, visited with relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Fora Phillips, of Cedar Rapids
came Saturday evening for a few
days visit at the w. c. Phillips home.
DR.. L. E. Noble was at Marshall
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans and
children. Of Marshalltown, visited
Sunday at the William Roads home.
Mrs. Russell Perry went to Mingo
| Wednesday for short visit with
relatives.
vern Mallicoat and Eldon Kohl
went to Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
William Gilman, who underwent an
operation Tuesday. at hospital IN
Marshalltown, is doing as well as
could be expected.
Ellis Tribby spent Tuesday IN
Marshalltown.
Mrs. F. D. Outright spent We'd
nesday with relatives at Ferguson.
|
Bangor Items.
L. n. Hooker. Of Marshalltown,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
M. H. Green.
James Anderson and family re-
turned Wednesday from a two
months visit with relatives in Penn
sylvania.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Green attended
| the forward movement conference
held at the Friends church In Mar
shalltown Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Kinzer and daughter
Marian were quite sick with influ-
enza the first of the week.
Henry johnson, of Grinnell, spent
1
daughter, Mrs ]. H. Renaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McLane spent
Wednesday In Marshalltowp.
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81. Anthonyltems,

Several In and near town are sick.
Among them are: Miss Baker. the
principal Of tho high school, Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper and their little son
Billy; Lullie and Hazel Bryant;
William Drew and family: Evalina
Keoppel and little Dale jay; Enid
Takeltt and Elsie Tagatorr, who has
been sick for week. was taken to
st. Thomas hospital Mt Marshalltown
wednesday and operated on for ap-
pendicitis-
s. Hanson, who lives north OF
town. is moving to near Waterloo,
where he has purchased a farm.
Fred Russell was at Marshalltown
on business this week.
Leo Keopple and the Mackin boy
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Frssek lsidss =
Yaak Ssl1isrs 10
Form Associations

Two French war brides In Marshall
county, Mrs. Howard L. Miller, cot
North Sixth street and Mrs. Z. A.
Gustafson, of Green Mountain, de-
string 10 get I'm touch with girls OF
their own country who have become
brides OF American soldiers. have
taken steps to organize an associa-
ton OF French war brides In lows.
Efforts now are being made TO OBJ
tain the addresses OF all soldiers
wives from France and a call may
be issued for q convention to be held
In this city early In the spring for
the purpose Of forming an associa-
ton. This organization, II formed,
will be for the purpose OF mutual as
sistance thru correspondence IN
learning American customs and IN
assisting those Of their own NATIONAL
ity in need Of aid.
Following the organization OF such
an association . directory, win be Is
sued. giving each girls maiden name,
her present name and her address,
for distribution among tho members.
II the organization Of tho Iowa ASSOC
citation proves successful q national
organization later will be attempted.
Thirty five French war brides now
are known to reside in Iowa
The following communication has
been addressed to tho French war
brides In Iowa:
"A toutes les femmes Franchises de
soldats Americans dams 10 depart
ment d'Iowa:
"Vous nous permettons dc vous
adresser ces lignes ATM de vous de-
mander 81 vous voulez toindre a
nous pour former une societe entire
nous. Nous ferions ainsi connais-
sance ct pourrions nous alder mu-
tuellement au sujet des moeurs ct
coutumes do notre nouveau p0vs ct
d etablir de cette facon une relation
amicale entire notre France aimee ct
lie nouveau monde que nous habitans
maintenant.
Isl vous etes partisantes dc ce pro-
jet envoyez nous vos noms ct address,
es ct nous prendrions des DISPOSE
tions ct arrangements pour une re-
union possible pour lie printemps pro-
chain. Dams respoir de vous lire
bientot nous signos deux amies de
France.
"Adressesz vos lettres Mrs. H. L.
Miller, 2O7 North Sixth street, Mar
shalltown, Iowa, GU Mrs. c. A. Gus
tafson. Green Mountain. Iowa"
A translation Of the communica-
ton follows:
ITO all the French wives OF Ameri-
can soldiers in the state of Iowa:
1--WE take this means of addressing
You these lines to ask If you will as
sist us in forming a society among
ourselves for better acquaintance and
mutual assistance and to aid each
other in conforming to the customs
Of our new country. and to promote
more friendly relations between our
beloved France and the new world
where We now live.
IF you will Join in this project
send us your names and addresses
and we will correspond with you to
arrange convention this spring.
TN the hope of hearing from you
soon, we sign ourselves. Two Friends
From France.
Address your letters to-" etc.
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~ - - ths street and alley com
mittes. q . cost OF ISIS.
Other bidders were the q. w
Darling Company, which made .
price Of e72o for a three-auarter-
ton Samson truck; A. c. Newcomer,
$500 for q one-ton REQ truck. ana
d. II. Denmead. li.lso for Dodge
truck.
The bid Of sislA5 for Peter
schuttler drop bottom dump wagon
submitted by Ketchum a Co., also
was accepted and Good was author
tied to enter into n contract for the
purchase. The Russell Grader Man
ufacturing Co.. OF Minneapolis, SUD-
mitted bid. OF s22s on dump
wagon Of one and half yards capac-
ity,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24

The erection of q new bridge over
Linn creek, in South Third avenue.
long discussed by the present and
former city councils, Is nearing a
reality. The council. at regular
session Monday, called for bids to be
opened Monday, April 8. Bidders
are asked to submit their own plans
out bids may be based on plans now
on file at the office Of the city clerk
prepared by City Engineer Hern
and plans OF the Marsh company. Of
Des Moines. originators Of the
rainbow arch"
The council, after thoroughly go
ing over plans and specifications,
have decided to accept bids on all
types and determine the character of
the structure from the bids. It Is
hoped to have the contract let April
S, and to begin work on the new
structure at once.
Buying Day For Council.
Monday was buying day for the
city council, bids being accepted ON
an automobile truck for the water
works department, an automatic
dump wagon for the street and alley
department and carload Of tar
via for pavement repairs.
The bid Of the Barrett Company,
Chicago. on tarvia, was accepted. and
Councilman Good was directed to
purchase q car Of assorted grades.
The Barrett bid was 15 cents a gal
lon for tarvia "A", "B," or 'X,' and
IS cents for tarvia KIP" The coun-
Gil decided to buy an assorted lot,
which will DO for pavement re-
pairing purposes.
One other bid was received, that OF
Barber Asphalt Paving Company. OF
Chicago, at 20 cents gallon. t. o. b.,
Maurer, N. j., for Barber brand cold
repair cement.
Automobile Truck Purchased.
Councilman Good also was au-
thorized to enter into contract with
the Rude Auto Company. for the pur-
chase Of q one-ton Ford truck for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism

A good hot mustard plaster or
poultice Is pretty sure to overcome
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow
ing and snuffling! A dose Of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken US
ually breaks up Z cold and snds all
grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the air pas
sages Of your head; stops nose run
ming; relieves the headache, dullness.
feverishness, sneexing, soreness, stiff
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
1t acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains NO suinins. Insist on
Pape'sl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24

Mr.. J. q. 1gsysss - AauuAAsru.
o1isess Bees and DonnA Swift Of
Waterloo. who have been Visiting
since Saturday 1t the home Of Mrs.
Meyers aunt Mrs. ID. r. 0treeter.
left this morning for their new home
In Tacoma, Wash. They came to the
city from Des Moinss where they
had been visiting with Mrs. Meyers
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Fagg. and with
Nrs. Meyers srandsous. Howard and
Jack Erancisco.
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Ferguson Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Schmidt, OF
near Marshalltown, are here visit
Ing with Mrs. Schmidts parents, MT
and Mrs. John Morse.
The school board has purchased n
new moving picture machine that
win be established in the school
house soon.
Fern Hulshizer entertained a COM
pany of young folks Mt party at the
home Of her grandparents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Wilson Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powers are the
parents Of son. born Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Finders ar
rived Tuesday from Winslow, Ark.
where they spent two weeks visiting
relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler. OF California.
came Saturday to attend the funeral
Of her brother, Kenneth MARYLAND,
and will remain the. rest OF the WIN
ter with her parents.
Mrs. Magnus Danielson went to
Des Moines Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin and family
spent a few days In Omaha last
week.
Lyle Butler, Of Van Horn, was
here on business Wednesday.
Frank Henicek, OF Washington, Is
here visiting his brother. Albert Hen
icek. and family.
Burleigh Speas and family expect
to move soon to their farm.
Fred Powers has been appointed
manager of the farmers elevator for
the coming year.
Mrs. Ed Lavalle and daughter.
Cathryn, of Perry, spent a few days
here last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Wright and daughter
Wilma, of Perry, visited at the home
of Chris Meeks and family Wednes-
day.
Thomas Moore and family expect
to move to their farm two and one
half miles west of Laurel this week.
Cicily Jones. the teacher Of the
third and fourth grades, returned to
her home in Marshalltown Wednes-
day on account Of sickness. She was
quarantined for influenza.
The fourth and fifth numbers OF
the lecture course will be given at
the school house auditorium Thurs
day, Feb. rs, and Saturday. Feb. %.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-26
BETHEL

Allia. the six year.old son of Mr.. and
Mrs David L. Buarelle, went to Ran.
dolph Monday to have his tonsils re-
moved and returned home yesterday.
Representative Scott l. Gillette is i'll
with grip and DR.. E. c. Burrell is at
tending him.
Mr. and Mrs Charles J. White re-
ceived a dispatch yesterday announc-
ing that their grsndchild, Wallace Ar
mold, End, was run over by an electric
car on Washington avenue. Portland,
Me, that morning, and was killed. The
little boy was here several weeks last
winter with his parents. The car line
runs near his home in Portland
A daughter was born yesterday at
the Randolph sanatorium 20 Mr., and
Mrs Ernest A. Dustin.
A social for the Womsn's Relief
corps will be held at Mrs. George A
Marsh's Friday afternoon, August p.
James P. Marsh has returned, after
three weeks absence, during which
he settled the estate Of the late Henry
Wallace at oswego, \. Y. visited rela-
tives in Massachusetts, including his
son. Ralph C. Marsh of Waltham,
Mass. and studied the furniture situa-
ton at several of the warehouses. in
Boston.
The school directors are making ey-
trnsive alterations at the Finley bridge
schoolhouse 70 bring II within the re-
uurements Of the state board of health
as 10 lighting, heating and ventilation.
Rev. MIR Shurtlef Of Newport Cen
ter preached strongly at the Adventist
camp meeting last evening and an altar
service was hed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-26
GR4NITFVILLE

Rev. Fr. Miles O'Farrell left foI
Quebec Saturday, accompanied by his
nephew, Lorenzo OFarrell
Mrs. Patrick OFarrell left for Mont.
real last evening. Her son, Edwin, ac-
rompanied her and expects to enter
school on Ontario.
A baked bean supper will be served
Friday, Aug. p, in Miles halb from J
to !, for the benefit OF the @. A. C.
Admission. l5c and 3oc.- adv.
The Red Men and Foresters Of East
Barre viii play series of baseball
games at East Barre, the first game 20
be played Aug p at $3.50 m Ad
mission, l5c-adv.
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THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

settled. Irving Fifield, who was brought
here from Detroit, Mich, for non.sup'
port of his family, has gone back
again. He has good position and left
them quite little money before he
went away and arranged to pay week
ly toward their support,
James oGrady is taking two weeks
vacation from his work as baggage
master at the Central Vermont sta
ton and Albert j. Kane, jr., is taking
his place.
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welcome. G <

II Is aid that Mr. Chesterton il com
ing over soon-thai fellow Of infinite
vest - Christopher Morley calls him.
A everyone knows. Chesterton has 4
passion for paradox and = well known
colyumist rather expects % see him
walk down the gsnr-plank On Sis
hsnds You never car tell about Gn-
brit Among the many smart sayings
Attributed 70 2. \ o. - remember.
this ones What Eve ate was an Of
anes ard the peel has been lying
abg0t ever sincs Buston Transcript