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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11
y Prominent SeVadau Dead.

as. Thompson, one OF Lincoln coun.
tvs most prominent citizens, died Thurs.
day'morning in Salt Lake, where he was
taken a week ago to receive treatment
Tor heart disease. His home was at Pi.
oche where he conducted Il large mer.
camille business for thirty five years and
where he had extensive interests. For
many ysara he served the people Of Lin
coln county as county commissioner.
Ills remains will be taken TO Phoebe for
burial.
Mr.. Thompson was a native OF Pitts.
burg. Pcnnsylvani, aged sixty-tive years.
lie came to the coast in 1856, and settled
in California. After remaining there a
lew years he came to Nevada, settling ut
Austin. From there he went 10 Phoebe
where he purchased land and opened n
store. He succeeded in business and
amused Il comfortable fortune. He Is
survived by n widow and three sons
MIR. Thompson WIS one of Nevada's
best citizens, and his death is n positive
Lose to the State. He will be sorely mis-
sed i'll Lincoln county where he WAS
known the best.
Peace to his ashes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11
Women Take Hand In Games.

The Casino at Lake Tahoe hns been
elegantly tiIte up for gambling, an!
roulette, faro, dice, card and all other
kinds Of games are conducted there day
and night. Tallac is a fashionable RI.
sort "nd is ~pltronizad by wealthy people
many Of whom spend much If their time
within the gambling halls. Daring the
evening the gambling rooms are crowded
and many women are seen playing tho
games. Women who move in high cir
cles OF society in the larger cities, dress.
ed in fashionable clothes, and flashing
rich Jewelry are often seen in the Casino,
whore they sit down and take n hand in
some OF the games with rs much FREQ.
dom as 9 some Of the men. Last week the
report WIS current around tho resort
hat "A reItain wealthy woman lost 1890
~ the Casino i'll II evening, Slot
machines arc also running, and the SO
are frequently played hy who
have become fascinated 10y the gamb-
ling dcYiccs. Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11
From THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.
DrC. T. Wilson arrived last night.

DR. &. f. Wilson arrived last night.
Engineer Harlow returned from
WIuucmuCrH last night.
Judge Brown will leave Tor Lincoln
county Friday might Ia holI court.
G.. -. Abbot. superintendent Of the
Eureka Il paliandc railroad. IL in toxin.
Rev. George II. Greenfield returned
this forenoon FROM u trip To Starr valley
Mr.. FrrnnlI rc'urur Ia't night from
berkeley, where lr wont tn place Mics
Agnes ~ pchool.
This ia r1-a K"nhah's receipt Tor
making love: G;ot as close together na
rcssibI" without 'lttmg rm ono another.
Join hands just tight enough I" give
flavor: adj 'rw sgha aid tIic whites
81 two cyce; havc them rolled we'll; let
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11

ing stone and will he placed in one Of
the big quarcics mt bedford, Ind. Al.
though IA few SANS Of the kind have
beer used i'll this country before, they
are practically ncw III III" West. Tie
saw just finished is eight feet in diane
ter and tive s~ixtcenths Of an inch thick.
Each stouc is set in IA different position,
lust as the alternate steel teeth Of a saw
are located. The diamonds are ahou, "a
carat i'll size and very fari. The aver.
Z value Of the stones IL so.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11

There is no other such deal
ing in
ia baking powder splo~
eonss aNor:ng sltraets 49,.
as Schilling's Best; no o:hc,
such goods; the goods account
for the dealing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11
Dangerous and Uncertain

For sunburnH. letter and all ekin and
scalp Diseases. DrWiti's Witch llsz"l
Snl"c has I" equal. II is a certain euro
Tor blind. bleeding. itching md pro.
irudng piles. # will dtnw tho lire ont
OF Il hufR and heal without leaving u
scar Bolls, old sUrca, c~afhuuclcs, etc ,
are quickly cured by tho use II the
genuine DE Witt's Witch Hazel Snivc,
Accept no substitute as they are often
dangerous mud uncertain. Sold 10y EIko
Drug Go.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi


We are clad to learn that Mrs. Alfred
Bruce continues to improve.
m
.-. "' P."''
y, 't'"'"' Nv"
were rcccivcl with elaborate. cer,-
monies.
i,
NJ. T.r ''"s s'"''nce"
r.,. ,'m' " '"'"E
..' '""r"' N'"'''n
...i -" " f''S"" IL"
rn ~
.,r,- $3.50. ~ "
,"'
o.. =" ''
,.;m ~ "' "'H'"
photographer h;amsicll hal baG luck
Yesterday. Will" he WIS away from
.,l ....,. ~
r....,.: ~" "'
Inc SPARKS Dispatch Is authority fer
'hr statement that the use Of oil las
iur! 10y the railroad Is destroying the
~n".4H''"rs at spark and vicinity.
they uSci I" he numerous and Il great
ia" death roll uf the bennington
disaster no" numbers siSty'siX. Fred
eric" j. Mu"ileF, chief sail makers
mate passed h"a! yesterday. The
remainder OF the injured are improving
an" II Is believed ihat no further deaths
VIII occur.
Jim Guirilrr. Dick Dnrsoy Mr.
''ntr'iE", an Indians and several dogs
i"'' inns morning Tor North Fork ON IA
camping IMP. They w"'" well supplied
Wl'h all The needinl articles, incluiIng
p'th'! "' snake medicine. The l"dian
went along L" carry the game nnd
mn l" camp
\ h.a!fby ,ouuu man arrived ., ria.
home # Harry Bruce. tins mornIug u,J
will make II his p.rmupnut r.s,d.,r.
Tor '"' ensuing tw"nt! II years. pro
Wiling he escapes the Ills that babies
ana W"i'h!T GENERALLY meet with. Ih"
'''i'' If h"ipN AT" the mother and
CHI" are ""'hs nicely.
\ run hc.,n vretcr la, ou ,Lr Denver
Savings Bank which owe. its L.rositors
about $2,UJG,UuO. Al noon the dpurs
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announcements,

The undersigned hereby
That he has taken out Il license TO run a
hotel in Lamoille canyon and is pre-
pared to accommodate people at the rate
ut Doc per meal. Sunday dinner SOC.
boarded tents Tor rent. 81 90 per week,
JAMES JAMESON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-11
Take Kodol After Eating

After II hearty meal Il dose OF Kodol
ljyspel STA Cure will prevent an attack
Of indigestion, Kodol IL Il thorough
dlEcstnrt and a guaranteed cure for IN
digestion, dyspepsia, gas on the stomach
weak heart sour ris'ngs, had breath and
al stomach troubles. Sold by Elko
nruu %
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Soothing and Cooling

Tho salve that heals without a scar is
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. 1t draws out
inflammation, soothes. cools and heals
all cuts. burns and bruises. 4 sure cure
for piles and skin discusses. DeWitt's is
the only genuine Witch Hazel Salve.
beware of cOurtertiets. they are dan.
gerous. Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.


ia! ''''""h- "'N !" town yesterday
ana sun remains here.
TL,, .u.; ~ 49,:
and attended &" the hu-:""s' Affairs 81
the rormt'. y full board II present.
Mrs I. E,.,..r L.f, ,I,. ,u,,rn.
rnr rY.yrr y5I,.y +, vi.,t h.., t.u,b,,r
Mn ~,..rl. .sr,. ,yiu Ia. ,..r, ,lo,, ,,..
"rr"-.
When Won 90, -. Ia Ill. ain ,h.
,.,ur f., ,Lc c,rr,,.- - r.ss ,,, >, i,,,,r.
ab -, fin. h..I,h ~ ,,ur family .rnr
when Won ~, IN ~ ~. or.
u.,..tiy. Sullivan co,,. - f.,,u ,,,.
ru., ,h,- a,,cru,r anal L,r f., IA, w..,
nn N,3 H.. ,,J, tin. r.r,,,.-. ,, ,i.,.
,lally that il WA. ur,.,,y Lur ~ q oI.u.
!" - ''''"''' '"'"' !" ''""'''H
eastern turt nf ,hr count, IT.. r.ror,-
iced and water abundant IN ,hnt .,ar,,,u
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success.
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Secretary Sua" discovered an Gm"N-
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CIV
Ih"r" nrc practically Il" rllitrrni"* III
Norway. Tho m,n nr" perhaps th"
finest III the world rhys'raII!. ArmN
.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

after nav hands.
Senator ~llna,rr and Mr.. pi>lry Icr,
this morning FOR North Fork.
Major Cardwrll. the manager OF fine
Bull Run placer mturn, arrived from
Denver Yesterday.
Senator Gallagher of White PIN
60 Inil I- seriously i'll with typhoid fever
al 90, home near Ely.
Mr. k'binson's stage team ran away
last night while /" WAS unhitching.
IN" damage was slighi.
IhI- morning while Marshall Reed
wa- delivering ice, ms wagon broke
through Harry Duuu's sewer.
iobcrt Tucker came III y,e,tcr day AZ
trrn""n H.. rrports Mr.. PcnrnI hard
at "or~ "n hI- mines IN ~rruur,scr gulch.
III" ".l gentleman IL hale and hearty.
JOSH" Myers. II resident 81 Krnu's un.
der w"ri'. committed suicide early YES.
i"riay morning toy swallowing two ouu.
&C., II Iuu iauum. She wn- dcat! IN ,wo
h"Uf- alter taxing III" drug. Shc hal
leon irIu ,rug t"r several days and dl-+i.
!" '" be- I've" IN Tie cans" "i her act.
Claude anderson returned last night
I" TAX" Il arg" ~ the ticket office. lie
"'' a. MS h"h TINS morning nni
~ '"'' '"''' WAS u" 'f"'ii III III"
"'"'' '"'u'"''.' l'"''''"E Una IA" "'ls
r"''' -" '""'''' 'h'''"''' 'h"' Hr
." ~ ''"''" I''Il'! III taxing Inc
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INV ''' ''"''N '"" f." WI" "'
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lho White Pm" News sass that li.v.
H""rg" +. Pimmmcr will leave Ely III a
short time for Geneva, New York, to ac.
cept IL position ON the Experiment Sta.
- N
49,. . "'
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"
Nike smith, III" her" Who remained
al h'- post ~ tn" B"ich"r mlnc on the
'"'iIst"rk until all the other "Orkmcn
hh been t"irtc I" IN" ,Ur'ar" during
TIE great liz" III the ! elbow Jacket III
I''i, Is dcnd NJ san Francisco. He Was
u"
.L.I,
Last week while nnuinr a tunnel Oh
'h" I"'ig" "f on" 81 the claims II Tia"
'nricd l'Jllfr"g Mines company. Hud
when IA "a distance" nf - frrt, the fore"
nh'"|ct"d the huu"e nnd umtlcrs OF u
d,"f, all ~ u faIr state 81 preservation.
HOW long they hal been Their" and
what actor. Of tire earth had occurred
Ia cover them uu ia a uruhIrm TINT will
nav" To determined 10y archaJ"lugJsts.-
''oidiloid ii"VicY.
Mr. :. .L L.,
rr,Ioy v,n, ,sn,o,o o,,a,.t -, .,,r,nch
truuIIos ,rl INN ,o,, =, ,,,,u.
rorditinp .,rco ,L,, ,i,,, o., Lo, h,,o,
upJ.r ,Lo mira - -, T. wo,o., ara,
Mrs. I Nrr,,a,L, anal ,, cnn,,,c -
her rn,di,,nr hon Lo,u r,ii.,,LL. Sh,
INN hcrp ,Ll, J., ,,Lo ,orr.L,,or ,rI,
IN HuuiI t,r,, .,,l ,. ,,orn., ,,Inr,,
state tim, !, ,,;u f., u,;,,.l, . ar, uIr.
ma,cly rocoycr, Wh,,o pm, Ncws
ih"sr who should know what they
W. '''"'hR "n"n' VI! mat ''"n' r"''
'"'E' "l h'N" VIII get inc appoint.
"'"'"' 'hh'd oth'cH Pis'ric' N''"fh'!
nrn "o"' ""r"'" I"','''"''' ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
uus,nsss Mention.


Woodcock 10 still selling out at u PEI
cent. redsciion.
Levin has . change In bis adv. thii
week. Look for II.
Ell Goodrich has special holiday i'd
ver,is. menl In this issue which will heal
perssal.
Perhaps Nary Adams advertisement
will assist you IN your selection OF Christ
mas gifts.
smith has something Of Importance Il
bring before the public this week. Bee hl'
sdv.
Five clerks besides Mr.. Graves are dc
,ng rushing businsss. II will paw any
ons TO come long distance to trade ct A
l.. Graves' stofs.
The JOURNAL paper patterns have be
come deservsdly popular. There 10 steady
tpcrease In the demand. Ten cents In
s.Anps or dime put loose In letter will
bring them.
In shawS advertisement We note some
vsry appropriate and useful Christmas pre-
sspts. In addition to the very large stoch
Of home furnishing goods carried BY him
We mention the fact that his latest impor
sa.ions Of oil paintings are second to mont
IN this vicinity. A large number OF dining
room pictures, various subjects, are also OF
hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

--Rsv. John Barstow wss In Ruliard
Tuesday.
--Mr. Clara D. Stafford 10 In Boston Tor
. few days on business.
Geo. ". Bennett WAS In Bristol, W,
on business this week.
DIR. K. v. Trull WAS In Rutland Tuef-
day OF this week on business.
Geo, ". Bennett has finished HE work
Ia salsm, N. Y, and retained home.
States Attorney, W. r. Daley, Of Ben
ipgsoa, vas 10 town Monday on business
DIR. and Mrs. II. J. Potter OF Bending
Ton are 10 town stopping with DIR. l. Z.
Pierce.
--Chss. 8. Baker OF the southern Yer
mont Mirror VA In to zee us Tuesday a.
tsrpoon.
-TSs mother Of Miss Mary Cudahy. ore
Of our Central" girls, was visiting In towL
last week.
word has been received Of the severe
llIosss Of Mrs. John Hixsing st Der hone
MIddlsbssy.
-Besr tracks were seen around about
"rsbIs Rock" last Sunday 81 Atsser'
HAslsy and braso.
Mics Jessie o. HawIey, who Il stop.
ping II fhe Arlington House VA 10 Man.
chester Monday.
%. @. Felt has been confined To The
,hosss for The pas, week with the grip. IL
IL improving.
Geo. smith 10 repairing the L. d. COY
property recsntly parchssed BY him, put
ssne In new chimneys, etc.
- c. Taylor Of East Craftsbury, tn
rev professor At the Seminary has arrived
and created Z good Impression,
We are pleased to zee Mis- Libbie Wa,
aba 10 be about again after having bee'
cosaped 10 The hoese some weeks BY III
Veaa.
a. Z. Martin left saturday evening fol
ths 30 Air. Augusta, Ga. where b.
utll BE- To- ~ balance Of the season, 70
ssruiss 10 naasAs ster 10 The spring.
--RseAs psrfsasry Pot Up In faIcy bas
ssss, ars x0as eifsa. ii B. Harry Lawn
pargsis Ser, Manchester Depot. 40
rAsy o,h<s pretty aud sssfsl articles.
TIE ssnsins OF FranA Purdy Of Wsssi
- - = -.. hecs~ht IN Naych<efr
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MANCHESTER Post once

Oeses hosrs, from u =. tn. 10 500 p. N
Mails Ciose.
Oeias south II 10 I. IN and 6.a5 p m
Going North $50 .. N. 2 10 p. M. ~ p. M
Manchester Centre, Dorset and Peru stag
Ills am.
Nails Due.
Prom the North, ia9o p IN. 3 SOP. IN
Prom the South, 10 .. m. 80 aud p N
Manchester Centre, Dorset and Peru = ? m
ofaos opsa on Sunday from $50 to 10 .
~, 1918 10 1870 p. m,
TX. rinoSDs, Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

where they will spend two weeks with
Mrs. Canfeld's mother, Mrs. Alice Hoyt.
Beside the ulusl number Of grandparents
Mi.s Garfield has two greatgrandmothers
md q areatgrandfather now living In town.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mr.. Hornlng went to New York OIL
business last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Keough have new
son, "number seven" In the family.
The sale OF useful and fancy articles,
and the supper given BY the Congregation
al ladies' took place Tuesday.
Mrs. Smith, who his been staying with
her daughter. Mrs. Cruise, left town re.
Gently, for her home in Gardner, Mass
A Union service and Christmas tres
for both Sunday schools have beeu arrang
d for in the Congregational church, OF
Christmas night. 'AE-
Mrs. George Cole who has been very
III, is now able to be about the house, Al
.hough far from we'll. Her sister. M''
Robinson 10 with her. Mrs.. Henry Slfil ,
ION Is somewhat better, but is still very
weak. Miss Mary Mann continues TO i'm
prove.
SOUTH sHAFTeBURY,
Il. ". Cole has been 10 New York.
-. r. Hilli4rd 10 boarding at +. Eddy's
Thomas H. Dunlap WAS In Albany
Monday.
Fl. II. Huwood was in Bennington
Monday.
Mrs. Collins and son Edward, rpen
| sunday In shaftsbury.
Freeman Howard and son David, wcr'
| IN North Adams, hsss., Thursdsy.
Charles Hitchcock visited his grand
mother In Bennington over Sunday.
Mira. Fred Eddg has returned from
| spri sHeld, VI, and Pitt field, MASS.
Miss Margaret Graves who tesches y
Ben ington, spent Sunday NJ l.. W. Coles
An entertainment will be given ubdel
he auspices OF the Epworh League Fri
~ evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14
Nsnrhsr:sr p,rss. sai Granville. 3. B

lSs.. NsasAssass fsyse fss suth pcstss sss ossrrr
ssss M, gesa a s@stte .. az, ard i'ss . ~.
tss.s Qssfrr ~ ScssA paFsss ssS Msnshssasf pspos
ksys -. utss - go ~, ane SOS 2, n
s41s1s Psrs ~. Reana TIP TseAa sse fnst MY
b ps's ". sst 'e~aa wF esssss Ff1s a'"' ''"' Wv
Cnss assas Is ths uais.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

sDsur pszi, ssosga ssnesg.
4 Fasasas2 s4ssFsns 90 shsees1r
pa{isssA Fsflm aG AnstAte
Ies axiSAsss ians tshsss aa~sah Yeansn
-. f.,su. c. n Ntsss.
tsnss.T hso csssssi fass't AssE-
RaaassA, vstn1@Sl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

near, see II you can atd anything IL TIL
LIST.
Watch Sewing Machine Ring Clock
Tslking Machine siiverware Banjo
watch Chain Fountain Pen Lockets
Baby Pins Brooches sptctacbs
Scarf Pin Bracelet VI. Seal Pin
Emblem Pins Neck Chain CUT Links
Hat Pins waist Bets Bet backles
Tbinbles Ard many other articles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

sosrssousp.
IsA.s s.rs i'ss We
ns~ gess s@ vm
Aassy Uw f@ "1F
7sf $50 tE
As..ssssos - tismstD '%
nnssssfs sA ~
Asssss ~
Uastxffrte 70 ss -
nsssn<. Soc tN3
ousss%a~. 90 ua sT
h~sssssi. -
osssasansS iss n
souTasovsp.
aasvs ssss fss 80 W. ""
sAscMtrlst ay nss ." ~
sssss a. -
" e..eFfk rs F|h -
es@HAaSess 80 ps
vwy 80 80 -
AA~~y SIS -
Zee rcss Jn IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

Hon. J. n. JsdsoE Of Arlington was Il
town Lat ~est.
Pred Babbis Of Nechanie.vllle made .
short visit ., joseph Hinge.
Walter King Of Ra1dor, Qaebec, Il
visiting hs brother 'ossph King.
Geo. Barber add wife OF sksneatelss,
n. r., are visitise frienda N town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-02

has been cut to the lowest possible
penny. Hereafter the relatives who
come here to see patients will have to
hire livery teams instead of making
the rs1nd trip for 20 cents, and the
stag will have to put on teams of its
own, as was the case before the line
was built. AS the liveries will ,un-
doubtedly increase their business by
the stoppage, 1t is some compensation
to them.
Or all the Williams property turned
over when he left here, the car line
has been the greatest drag. 1T was
constructed and put into service In
1895, and has made regular trips ever
since, except short delays on account
of storms. When the present company
took over the property several of the
stockholders felt that the operation
ought to be abandoned. But a major
ity argued that the whole investment
was more OF a public than u private
nature, and that until the loss proved
too oppressive should be continued In
the interest of the town. Last winter
was an especially bad one and they feel
that they have done their fun duty,
Therefore they have come to the pres
erlt resolution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-02
BOON Days RECALLED
Operation of Electric Street
Car Line at independence
Abandoned
WAS
WILLIAMS
PROJECT
Famou. Horsen,an Who Gave Indepen.
dence Fame and Prosperity for a
Number of Years Left Number OF
White Elephants for the Business
Men Of tho Towr.
Special to Times-Republlcan.

SpeClal TO -SGpODllcan.
independence, Dec. Am echo OF
the boom which Williams, the famous
horseman gave Independence when he
was in the heighth OF his prosperity
was heard for the last time Thursday
evening, when 1t was decided to aban-
don the running OF street cars here
owing to lack OF patronage. While
the suspension OF service Is only an
nounced for the winter, there is little
likelihood that the cars will be run
again for long time to come. With
It's discontinuance independence loses
the distinction, one OF number Of
others which the Williams boom gave
1t, OF being the smallest town In the
country with first class electric
street car system. 1t was a great con-
venience to the public, but for years II
has only been a question of time when
the gentlemen who have been carrying
big financial load from patriotism
would have to lay 1t down. The time
was when the state patronage to and
from the hospital helped considerably,
and also saved the institution a large
amount each year. But the board OF
control does not seem to have appre-
ciated this fact, and that patronage
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-02

2 .F 4
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
In the District Court Of Marshall
County, Iowa, in the Matter of the
Estate Of G. G. Gilman. Deceased
Notice Of Application by Admins
traitor for Discharge.
To all persons interested in the
above named estate, and to all whom
1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there Is
now filed in the office Of the clerk Of
said court the final report Of WA.t,r
e Gilman as administrator Of the es-
tate Of said deceased and praying that
the same be approved, aud that he be
finally discharged and his bondsmen
released and MS bond exonerated.
You are further notified that the
hearing Of SAID report win be brought
on before the court on the frs. day
of the next term thereof. which com
mences on tie sth day of January,
1906, or as soon thereafter as the
same can be heard; and tina. unless
objections are made to said report the
same will be approved and said ad-
ministrator and his bondsmen will be
released and his bond exon:rated.
WALTER GILMAN,
Administrators.
Binford, Smelling & Farber,
His Attorneys.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-02
Tho orinnelI News.

Special to Times Republican.
Grlnnell, Dec. mir. and Mrs. A.
B. Cady are entertaining Mr.. Cady's
parents, Thomas Cady and wife OF
Malcolm.
Mrs. e. b. Brande and son Dawson,
are spending a few days with Mrs. It.
A. Spencer. in Peoria
Professor Seldom Whttcomb Is
spending his Thanksgiving vacation
from his duties at the University OF
Kansas, with Grinnell relatives
Miss Ella Mehlin, Of the Des Moines
schools and Miss Anna Field. Of the
Ames schools, came home for Thanks
giving.
A. D. Woodruff, Of Waterloo. spent
Thursday with his family. and was ac-
companied to Des Moines by Mrs.
Woodruff yesterday.
One Of the most pleasurable Thanks
giving parties was that given at the
Monroe, by Professor and Mrs l.. F..
Parker. at which all the Grinneli
alumni Of Oberlin College were present.
The Oberlin dinner Is an annual
Thanksgiving occurrence.
The Grinnen Auto and Garage Cons
pany announce their intention of talk
ing an appeal to the supreme court In
the Strand damage case.
Rev. J. A. Hurley. of Carthage, Ill.,
has accepted call to the pastorate of
the Baptist church OF this city, to sue
coed Rev. s. r Robinson, who resigned
several months ago, to become man
ager of the Grinnell Fuel Company.
Rev Hurley is man Of considerable
experience. He has been pastor of the
Baptist church of Carthage for four
years Rev. Hurley and his wife will
move here the first of the year. He Is
at present holding a series Of special
meetings, which will continue thru
December.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Baggs have
been Algona visitors this week at the
home of Charles B. Baggs.
The usual Thanksgiving skating at
traoted large crowds to Arbor Lake
Thursday and yesterday.
I. P. Sparks has concluded his visit
with his daughter, Mrs. H. S. Bliss and
left for Earlham for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodfellow are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs. E. C..
Halsey, and family, of Toledo, over
Sunday.
petition is being circulated and
will be presented to the city council
make rules regulating the Grinnell
Electric and Heating Company, and
fixing rates for steam heat furnished
by that company in accordance with
the provisions of the Iowa code.