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He is now in charge of the chemical laboratories, of the Penick and Ford plant in Cedar Rapids. After an automobile trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Fernow will make their home in Kenwood Paik.B. W. Bates of Minneapolis was an over Sunday visitor in the home of his grandmother, Mrs, Wertman.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doan of the state of Wyoming, visited recently in the Dutclier homes. He is a brother cf Mrs. C. B. Dutcher.Lost, a week ago Friday, either on Seventh avenue, opposite the Gordon grocery, or between there and Cedar Rapids, a black satin slipper, with suede trimming. A liberal reward for the return of the same to The Sentinel office.now maintains the only outlaw organ ization in the state.CEEAR RAPIDS KLAN AN OUTLAW BODYQreedy P!(|,Bath was the possessor of a savings bank made the shape of a littlepig. The bank was full of nickels and dimes, and one day Ruth’s aunt, need* ing some change,' hurriedly shook out all the dimes, thinking she would have them replaced before Ruth had dis* covered her loss. Ruth was not long, however, in finding out that her bank Was rather light in weight, and, hold* Ing it up to the light while she peered through the slit in the back, she exclaimed: “Oh, Aunt Mattie I the little pig eted up all my dimes.”iMeeting Here Tonight Under Direc-i tion of Imperial CouncilClaiming that the Cedar Rapids branch of the Ku Klux ICIan has violated the laws of the imperial council anti that they have been guilty of acts that are not sanctioned by the imperial body, the statement is made that that organization has ben outlawed and no longer has recognition.The meeting, which is to be held this: evening in Cedar park, so it is stated, is under the direction of the imperial council, which organization sent representatives, duly authorized, into Linn county a few days ago. It is understood the meeting this evening is the i first to be held under their direction, but that it is but the first of many to be held in different parts of the county,and /which has for the object the thorough organization of Linn county, with a membership loyal to the imperial council.! The leaders in Cedar Rapids some time ago made an effort to secure the use of the grounds of the Marion Interstate Fair association for a big public meeting, but were unsuccessful The meeting this evening has no re lation whatever to those negotiations, so it is said.Whether there is to be a war between the two organizations has not been ascertained, but is is reported, on good authority, that Linn countyThe Other fellow's Job.‘‘Idleness,” said Uncle Eben, “Is envied by de busy man, but not as much as business is envied by de idle man.** —Washington Star.BUEHLE102 South F CEDAR RAPEvery Day Prices CPot Roast ............*10c4Special Cut Steak .........18cHamburg Steak.........1254cFresh Sausage ..........1254cRib Boil...............7c-6cVeal Roast ...........Veal Sfcew ...........Veal Chops ...........Pork Roast...........2 lbs Pork Steak............35cSpare Ribs...........Coffee ....... 25c, 30c, 33c, 35c
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Marion Weekly Sentinel
Marion, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 07, 1924
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