Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-21
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signed for the sale January 20.
A few good drivers for sale at pri-
waite sale. lii North Center street.
/ Special value ladies' black ony,
hosiery, at IS cents pair. Pratt 6
Baxter.
/ Wanted-Men to cut ice at Soldiers
Home Tuesday. Iowa Artificial Ice anc
Refrigerating Co.
At bargains, children's bear skin and
| fancy plush coats, sizes 2, and
years. Pratt & Baxter
Wanted-Men to cut ice at Soldiers
Home Tuesday. Iowa Artificial Ice and
Refrigerating Co.
Wanted-Men to cut ice at Soldiers
Home Tuesday. Iowa Artificial Ice and
Refr; gerating Co.
If you have horses to sell. consign
them to the horse sale Jan. %. They
have the best OF buyers.
| For Sale-One combination book
case and writing desk, one dining room
table, and kitchen cabinet. Call Tues
day, 8 North Fifth street.
Mrs. Fred Davenport, 707 West Main
street, entertained at dinner Sunday
evening the young lady clerks at the
| Whitton- Whitehead store, where Mr..
Davenport is employed.
| Mrs Elizabeth Keefe has filed with
the district court a petition asking for
| the partitioning of property in the
southern part of the city. William
Hunter, Michael Quinlan ct al. are
made defendants in the suit
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The annual carnival of the sRoyal
Highlanders, which has been in prog
ress during the past week at Finkle's
hall, closed Saturday night, with one
of the largest crowds of the night in
attendance. The carnival has been
very successful financially.
The oyster supper given Saturday
evening in the basement of the Congre4
gationaf church. by the young ladies'
of Mrs. ]. F. Meekers class, about ten
in number, was splendid success con-
sidering the stormy weather, which re-
duced the patronage considerably. A
neat sum was, cleared.
Mrs. w. H. Woodward arrived home
this morning from Ottawa, Ill., where
she was called two weeks ago. in COM
pany with her brother, Mr.. j. p. Diehl,
owing to the illness of her aged father.
Mr.. Diehl is improving, and his ply
stefan believes he will make complete
recovery. Mr.. j. P. Diehl will not be
home for several days.
The controversy between the city and
county officials over who owes who
is getting interesting; but the contro-
versy regarding the most practical and
ornamental book case has been ended
by practically unanimous decision in
favor of the Glober- Wernicke Elastic"
book cases, sold by A. E. Wilbur &
Sons
A bill of sale conveying the plant and
property of the Herald Printing Com
pany, publishers of the Marshalltown
Herald, to James McNally, of Edgar.
Neb., was filed with the county record
err Saturday afternoon. The price stip-
ulated for the property, business and
good will of the onwers is $4,000. The
conveyance is signed by Mrs. Mary %.
Ayres, president, and Charles B. Ayres,
secretary.
The regular meeting of the minister
ial association was held this morning
at the Methodist church. Rev. l.. B..
Xix read a paper on The Minister and
Municipal Problems" and the subject
was opened for general discussion. The
association has voted that before it
would be bound by any action looking
toward a union service of the churches.
the proposal to hold such meeting
must be presented before the associa-
ton for action.
A good audience greeted Rev. NJ. Per-
isho. who is conducting special revival
meetings at the Friends church, Sun
day. The general trend of Rev. Peri
sho's sermon was a plea for saneness
in religion He said the basis of all re-
ligious thought and activity that is Of
any worth is liberty. Gods purpose is
not to enslave men, but to make them
free. He touched on the peculiarities
of dress and address which was once
such distinctive element of the life
of Friends, showing the principle that
was behind it.
c. F. Mcfarland, business man of
Keokuk, and member of the firm of
Reese, Mcfarland Wholesale Paper
Company, addressed a good-sized audi
ence of men at the Railroad Y. NJ. c..
A. Sunday afternoon. Mr. Mcfarland
chose no especial subject for his talk.
but limited it to the story of his con-
version about two years ago at one of
BILLY" Sundays meetings. Mr.. Nc
Farland is we'll known here to mem
bers of the state golf association to
which Mr.. Mcfarland belongs. This
forenoon Mr.. Mcfarland addressed the
students at the Central Iowa Business
College, and at noon spoke to the men
of the Lennox Machine Company.
"cULLEY:s BEST" is BEST.
Enaran%aad EIour That Aae 0ravAd