The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-04

Col. C0nneil came nome HUN A'""e
ton to pass New Years and get GOOD
square meal.
We received pleasant, call Saturday
from Rev. ]. s. Smith and Mr. Garrison
Brown, of Waltham. > .
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The Board of Supervisors are now III
session, and probably will not adjourn
till some time next week.
Mrs, Chas. Plunkett, whom many OF
our readers will remember IS an actress
of ability, died in New York City, re-
Gently.
= DR.. Wings residence at Monticello, was
DESTROYED by fire early Wednesday morn
ing Of this week. We have no partieu-
lars.
Mr.. Jacob Yeiser, Jr., who has been
quite sick and confined to his house the
past few weeks is, we understand, slowly
improving. r.
Rev. S. W. Ingham, Jr., who is visiting
with his parents and friends preached n
fine sermon in the III. E. Chursh last Sun
day evening. -..- 49,
A very pleasant time was had by those
present at tho Presbyterian Sociable, at
tho residence of Furry Newcomer, las,
Thursday evening.
Rev. James Stickel, Of Malcolm, will
preach at Salem Church, next Sabbath
morning, and at Re ok Greek Church in
the evening; at the usual hours.
Hon. SCHUYLER Colfax will deliver his
celebrated lecture entitled Abraham
Lincoln" on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 81, 1877 Remember the time.
The Methodist Festival and Sunday
School Supper, New Years evening, was
quite success. A large crowd was in
attendance I'D general good feeling
prevailed.
FIRE CoMrANY.-The members of the
Fire Company will please take notice
that there will be Regular Meeting Of
the Company in the Court House, Thurs
day evening. Jan. 4th, 1877. Don't for
get it. :! W. STEWART.
Secretary.
To HousEKEEPERs- will find d
B. BeLand s. Go. s Best Chemical Salerd-
fus is full weight, and absolutely pure.
Try all things and hold fast to that which
is best and true on weight and quality
both. Manufactured ard warranted III
every respect by II. A. DeLand & CO.,
Fafrport, N. y.
We hope our many readers will bear
with us for the small amount of reading
matter on the inside pages of to-day's
paper, and we will promise to give more
hereafter. Our advertising patronage has
overrun its usual bounds, but it will coon
settle back into its allotted space. On the
outside pages, however,is larger amount
than usual Of interesting and instructive
matter.
Mr. W. o. Wilson will hold public
sale at his farm in Crystal township, on
Thursday of next week, at which time he
will dispose of two-horse corn planter,
u tanning mill, cows, a stack of hay,
300 bushels of corn, pair of bob sleds, s
shoats, a stirring plow. a walking pillow,
and numerous other articles. A years
time will be given on all sums oyer@S s.,
purchaser giving note with approved
security and ten per cent. interest.
MARRIED.-At Waltham, Iowa, Mon
day, Dec. 25th, by Rey. j s. Smith at
the residence of the brides mother, MIR.
L. S. KEITH and Miss ADA TERPENNING.
Also, at the residence of the brides
parents, near " altman, on Monday, Dec.
25th, by Rev. Raymond, Mr.. FRANK
Brown, of Story County, and Miss MARY
KINNE. es@4 ..
Also, at Waltham, by Garrison Brown,
J. P, on Tuesday, Dec. 26, Mr.. CHAHLEs
KAvALIER and Miss MARY KoNIcK.
DIED. Wednesday, Dec. 9th, ALICE
MAUD, only daughter of c. E. and Liz
zis G. Olney, aged 8 years and 10
months.
Also, Dec Goth, Guy C. infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Olney' aged two months.
Alice was victim to the disease of
diphtheria, and though everything was
done which loving care could suggest,
the fatality which is so common with
this disease could not be warded off. Her
little form is resting in Toledo Cemetery
where SO many of her friends and play
inates have been taken the past few
months, but her spirit has plumed its
fight to a brighter world tkan ours, where
she will wait for her papa and mamma.
She was buried last Thursday, and her
little brother soon followed her, being
buried on SATURDAY.
The Law firm of ApeIgate s. Kline
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
and each of the partners now propose to
''go it alone"
OF these gentlemen it is entirely unnec-
essary for US to say anything in common
dation for they are both well and favora-
bly, known throughout our own and ad-
joining counties.
Mr.. Appellate was one Of the early set
tiers OF the county, and has held various
positions-sftrust and honor aud We have
yet to hear . word against his honesty
or integrity.
Ar. Kline has only been q resident of
Tama County for some five or six years
but has IN that time gained reputation
for capacity, ability and business probi-
~ which might be envied by any man.
Aessrs. Appellate & Kinne have long
essn recognized as one Of the foremost
legal irms Of this section, and they
will lose none OF their ability or legal
knowledge by going into busincss on their
individual account. Mr.. Appellate will
continue in tfe old; Office over Walters
Nfocery storSS, wliileaMr. Kline has fitted |
Sp pleasant room over Stigers Drug