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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
5o-RooM EUROPEAN HOTEL

5o-ROoM EUROPEAN HOTEL.
ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN and ia
VoraDly located in TOWN, n.
and c. water; private baths. LARGE,
LIGHT AND EXTRA WE'LL FUR
NlSHED ROOMS; reasonable rent with
steam. years lease: $1,000 will give
you possession: good terms.
2S ROOMS ON MAIN STREET.
SUBSTANTIAL FURNISHINGS, run
ming water, steam heated GOOD EN-
TRANCE and BIC OFFICE. RENT
ONLY 500 a mo: good lease: the PRICE
and TERMS WILL SUIT YOU.
% ROOMS. BUSINESS LOCATION.
GOOD FURNITURE. CHEAP RENT.
STEAM HEATED; PRICE 1880: $1,000
DOWN. BAL. EASY.
KELLY & MONTROSE. BROKERS,
SUITE 20l-2 MCINTYRE BLOCK.
s3939
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AUCTION SALES

BY Il. NJ. ONION. ON TUESDAY. NOV
lst, 1880 a. m., at No, 266 SO. ID East
St. | viii sell fine carpets and rugs, chairs
ana rocEers. Morris chair. sanitary couches
centre tables round dining table. good
linoicum, good steel range iron
beds. fine dressers mattresses. bedding
lace curtains, heating stoves very fine
high grade electric medical battery. china
and glass ware, etc. etc.
Also. will sell on Saturday, Nov. 5th
the entire contents OF Hotel Melrosc, 62o
18th ST., ogden, including fine phaeton.
single harness. etc, etc. For particulars
see Ogden Sunday morning papers. s402i
IF YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR HOUSE
hold furniture. call at the Osterloh Auc-
ton Commission house, No. PA State. c.
T.. OSterloh. auclonecr, s4033
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Lease for 10 years includes IA rooms
saloon and restaurant: best location II
the city. Ask Ross c. Davis, 3o3 Judge
bldg.
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1o-year lease. will earn $1s5 per month
at the present time. rents will increase
considerable in the next few years in
this particular location. For information
see Ross c. Davis. 303 Judge Bldg.
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KODAK WORK
CLEANING AND PRESSING

II. CLICKMAN. CLEANING. PRESSING.
repairing ladies' and gentlemens wear,
second hand clothes bought and sold. 70
S. W Temple n3403
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS
TURKISH BATHS
GAS FILTERS

'fnoSE HARLEY BROS Gas RkNGES
-Y.gne Bell 265I. ioh So Main, mass
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V. II. RICHEY,
Manager Business Chances.

A. n. HUMPHREYS.
~ West Second South Street
Bell il33, Ind, fl34
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

Twenty-year lease. will earn. $40 900,
without any increase In rents for 10
years. For information see Ross C. Da-
Wis, 303 Judge bldg.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
sc w. 9rd South. first door west Saul-
;arium will. for 30 days. sell you furni-
ture, carpets. ranges. at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake.
II will pay you to see me before buving
or selling fo646
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IL rooms: we'll furnished. $11oo. Terms.
furniture. 5000
Cigar stand 5000. good location
For rent or for sale, 10 room roonning
house In heart of city
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AUTO NUMBERS

tyrer YER and sI.a MADE TO ORDER. RUB
ssnp CT CO. g and supplies afs' ssis Ieas; Tak.
W ofo 60. S2492
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ROSS G. DAVIS.
BOB Judge Bldg.
Ind. phone 1910. Bell 1927.
s3o60
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

Cleaning WEEPING AND rURNACE
''ahkeEs ar,t. eave orders DruehJ z
"'oFe' Both phones 100.
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\ CINCH.
Meats and groceries. store doing about
$1,000 per month. Fixtures and lease.
$50. stock al invoice.
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TEA CHING OF -GAfDoLIN

/. II. MITCHELL. TEACHER OF MAN
dolin. private lessons given. hours 10
30 Q daily. ROBIN 313, Constitution bldg
r40n3
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FINE HOTEL OPENING
2S-room steam heated hotel, good fur
nlture and carpets 2-year lease: rent
$500 This is the best buy in town at
$500
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BOARD AND ROOM

MODERN HOME. BEAUTIFUL SUR
roundings hot water heat; close In:
can give frst-clsss accommodations to
four OF six adults. References Bell
phone 55b3-Y. b24i4
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SPECIAL-SPEC1AL.
INVESTIGATE.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY.

WANTED-PARTNER IN GOOD-PAY-
ING. F,STA BLISHED BUSINESS,
WHICH WILL BEAR CLOSEST IN
NESTlGArION. CAN DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY INSIDE OF YEAR. ADDRESS
Y.l9. TRIBUNE. s4l20
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
rs West Second South Street.
Bell il33 Ind il34.
siOSO
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FOR SALE
FOR SAIE-FURNITURE.

DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE,
Have II reuDbolstered-made new again.
Phone 529s about IT. s. L. Mattress &
Mfg. Co. CLOGS
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sAfERT ACCOUNTANT

snced. UrsNED, POSTED AND AL
nst sysiemo monthly statements made. Of
s,s.tcialty: ci,v ior small retail business a
lN stn Esa,y ,y or country. w, A. Tyler
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TOpAYi TODAY ONLY

This modern hotel Of so rooms nun
ming water, steam heat. low rent:
money maker. best location in town
part cash. II YOU are seeking a hotel
proposition. look this up.
Ross G. Davis. 30$ Judge Bldg. s3o7o
FOR SALE-A REAL BARCi ATN-CEN-
trally located cafe. doing fine business
and very profitable; s2500 required; first
class patronage. gentlemen and ladies';
cigars sold, but no liquors An eNcep-
tional opportunity for live person.
Good lease. No triflers need apply. Act
quick Tutue Brothers Company s4062
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UTAH CAMP, NO. ass. W. O. W.,
wednesday evening, r. o. p. IN. ieS
S. w. Temple. Visiting neishboea ~l-
Hall. clerk.
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BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM IN
good location. we'll equipped; doing
good business. Address X-60, Tribune
s4073
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NICE FURNITURE OF II ROOMS FOR
rooming or boarding; modern; close in,
Phone 2052-Y. s3o5e
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SAFE INVESTMENT. LARGE PROF
Its. See C W. Danley. 52loa McIntvre
bldg. Bell 5sSS s1S32
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TEMPLE NO. 8. PYTHIAN
S!sters-Meets every Wednesday even
Ing at K. Of p. hall Emma Beth. M. Of
R. c. o2B7S
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DETECTIVES

rsau.o M r.,,. DETECTIVE sERVICE az.
td iyiss G.,, Cie; confidential Bell 45s4-S.
- o,Ilce, sh3 Green st. na54I
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TIVE JUNOR HOTEL. 81 MAIN ST. IN
the heart OF the business district. rea-
sorable rates. strictv modern. with or
without bath. Both Dhones, r2052
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ROYAL ARCANUM SALT LAKE
Council. No. 1517-Second and fourth
Thursdays F. o. E. hall. 1as SO. W.
Temple st, J. Q. Critchlow. regent: E.
L. Jones. secretary
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SWELL LITTLE RESTAURANT.
Good location, cheap rent, with lease
$3.50
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MOVING, STORAGE. PACKING,
SHIPPING

We SHIP H H GOODS TO ANY PART
Of United States. cut rates. KiHlhall
Van and Storage Co. l9 ". 1st So. n,2669
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GREAT sAIr LAKE CAMP, NOVA r.
W A.. meets every Tuesday nfRh nc
9 O'clock n The odd Eeilows esmsSS p.
vited. &e8ee
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MOVING
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

bull and Hereford COW: magnificent
specimen weight $500. Apply Com
mercIal block s3574
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CORSET MAKER
CARPET CLEANING
HOSPITALS

LLOEI l. KAiD
GERMAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL
Newly furnished and equipped,
Homelike and quiet rooms. $1,000 10 SIS
per week.
Hospital charges one-half regular price
for confinement cases.
Both phones i09.
660-662 South Main st, s3TSl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOOMING HOUSES

SPECIAL.
'250o-2s rooms, hotel. Main St loc., all
well furnished rent 500; good
lease. This is the place. worth the
money. and what YOU are looking
for, See US for particulars.
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HOTELS

IF YOU ONCE STOP AT THE TOU-
raine you'll always stop there: nice
large. steam heated rooms. with or with
out bath, ~ e, 3rd So Reasonable
rates. m3SS4
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FINE LOT YOUNG AND OLD CHICK
ems. 1925 Indiana ave. 10th West and
sth South s3TiS
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$500 BELOW THE MARKET.
IA rooms. mod. for light housekeeping
nicely furnished. very close in. clears
500. A nice place for the winter, Price
$3.50. Terms.
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HOTEL MoSUM, THE ONLY ABso-
lutcv freproof hotel In Salt Lake City.
Furnishings the finest west Of Chicago.
Opened last October. Corner OF Fourth
South and State streets. Thomas Gavin,
proorietor, r2033
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SPECIAL, READ CAREFULLY:
4S rooms. very finely furnished. choicest
location in city, private baths.
shower baths, long-distance phones
in each room. hot and cold water.
heat free with rent. which Is rea.
sonable. on long lease. owner VIII
make very reasonable terms See
us for particulars.
s3S00-3s rooms. newly furnished. just OF
Main ST.. I'm heart of city; rent 81
per room. heat practically free: a
fine money maker This price is
less than cost and made low 10
effect a quick sale. Don't IAN 10
see this.
S550o-52 rooms. Main ST., corner location
finest transient very low rent
long lease: a valuable place, rea-
sonable terms. -
S2s0o-30 rooms furniture less than oo
days old, fine location; steam
heat: all on one floor; very 10"
rent; 10 years lease. VIII make
very liberal terms.
A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Esta blished 1892.
A. L. BRATTAIN. Mgr. B. o. Dept.
10 w. fst South. Phones b4l.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

A CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE.
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. 2s. K. or p
Meets every Saturday evening st Q
o'clock. K Of p. hall.
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PERSONALS

LADIES WANTED TO BRING THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main springs.
Carter Jeweirv Store. 224 Main st. $780,
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GRAY HAIR QUICKLY RESTORED BY
the worlds greatest New Life Hair Wig
or: highest Endorsements from BARRIERS and
can be prepared at any
drug store Formula by return mail 81.
Address Mrs, Ada A. Riesen. Spokane
Wash. soJT7
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BOSTON TERRIERS. Ting CHARLES
cocker spaniels. dogs boarded. prize
winning French bulldog at stud: Moore
toxin for dog distemper. Boyd the dog
man. 22s Z, End So. Bell phone 3433-X
c2n2n
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UTAH COhfMANDERY NO. 1. KNIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclaves held ut
Masonic temple. corner Second East and
First. South the first Thursday Of each
month: Sojourning Sir Knights cordially
invited to attend.
]. T BRECKON, E c.
2. o. LEATHERWOOD. recorder
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woopBINE CIRCLE. NO. q. wQ8kaEs
Of woodcraft, meets every ThuFsdAy. 0
o'clock. at l. o. o. r. han.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT AND PER
CENT, SEE WALKER-THOMPSO
CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS, 40 so MAIN ST, SUITE 5.
BELL 1901; IND, 1143. s4110
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$3.50 CASH WILL HANDLE
Il nice, clean housekeeping rooms close
In. Price $3.50. Very cheap rent,
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING COM
pany. expert carpet cleaners and gen.
eral house cleaning: wall papers cleaning
speciality. Phones Main 1856. Ind. 9IS.
50 East Is South ssSa
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GOOD CIGAR BUSINESS
Established IL years. making none
right now-Sl0O0 Don't overlook this
It's o *,
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.HANUFACTURING JEWELLERS

brelI, MADE THE DOLLAR UNI
'e.r. "a possible? McConahay, The lew
-.-------' oN. "a
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mALL PAPER CLEANING

fee ppvsrriER CLEANING CO, OF
sh,ssd. Ina $ paper store Work guar
.uu ils5. Bell 3i5a vIoe7
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CIVIL. ENGINEERS
TYPEWRITERS
VACUUM CLEANERS

EVERYTHING IN TaCI2II,> IT"-c,1-o-,~- :, = -
ID do"g, Let us rent YOU a keiier. Sanin or
NJ so WORK. Stewart -Gleeson co. az
= mo SO. Both phones. %: s2aS, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-04
WEDDING AS SURPRISE.
Harry Rener and Miss Dorothy Knapp
Wed at Cedar Rapids.

\ wedding of Marsfalltown young
people which Will prove a surprise to
friends here was celebrated Thursday
at Cedar Rapids, when Mr.. Harry z.
Reimer. of this city, and Miss Dorothy
D. Knapp, formerly of Marshalltown.
were married at the home of the Of
ficiating clergyman, Rev. 3. f. s. Ely.
The bride is the daughter of H. T..
Knapp, park policeman at the soldiers
home, and owner of a boat house at
the home landing. The young woman
has many friends here, and prior to
going to Cedar Rapids three years ago
was student at Central Iowa Bush
ness College, where she graduated. MIR.
Reiner is son of Mr.. c. F. Reimer.
of this city, and is in the employ of
C. F. Reimer & Co. He has had charge
of the construction of the Lincoln
school in Cedar Rapids for which the
Marshalltosvn firm has the contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reimer passed thru
this city Thursday evening, en- route to
Des Moines, where they will remain
sc- 9 se-, days They will make their
home in this city, occupying a new
home which Mr.. Reiner built last
summer at sos East Main street.
Mr.. c. F. Reimer was in Cedar Rap
ids to be present at the wedding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-04
SNAIL GUARANTEE
FOR SUMNER SCHOOL
THIS CITY MAY HAVE INTER-
NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE.
WORKERS TO ESTABLISH
PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS
Training School Was Held Here Last
Summer For First Time, and Those
in Charge Would Return-Guarantee
Of $3.50 Worth Of Tickets All That
is Necessary.
is N ecessary.

Does Marshalltown want the perma-
nent Headquarters of the international
District Training School For Sunday
School Teachers and Workers? Mar
shalltown may have the headquarters
and the annual session of the organi-
alton every summer, if a very little
work is done by those interested In
Sunday school work.
The Sunday school teachers lnstl-
tute, which brought together proml-
nent workers and students from five
states, was held here for the first time
last summer. Because of Marshall
towns central location in the district
which comprises Iowa, Minnesota, MIS-
souri,, Nebraska, and Illinois, the work
ers are anxious to make 'Marshalltown
the permanent headquarters, and meet
here every summer.
Small Guarantee Necessary.
All that is necessary to secure TINS
international meeting every year is a
small guarantee for the sale of tickets
Twenty-Five people must guarantee the
sale of ten tickets each, or total OF
$3.50
Already ten persons have made
themselves known as willing to stand
as guarantors for $40 worth of tickets
each.
These meetings are of exceptional
value to Sunday school workers, ana
give the many Sunday school teachers
and pupils in this part of the state
unexcelled opportunities to hear noted
men in Sunday school work in lectures
and demonstrations Of Sunday schooi
methods.
Those who are anxious that Mar
shalltown be chosen at tho meeting
place for this association permanently
should signify their willingness to be-
come a guarantor. One person in eacH
Sunday school in the city should be
able to get rid of ten tickets at 81 each,
and there would only be few more
guarantors necessary. The guarantors
NAV make themselves known to +. +.
Arney. president of the Marshall
Township sunday school Association.
or c. F.. Pickard. president OF the Mar
shall County Sunday School Associa-
ton.
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Neighborhood Notes
vANCLEvE.

Continued from Page Nine.)
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Methodists Like Rowland.

That the members of the Cass avenue
Methodist church of Detroit Mich.
like Rev. DR.. f. s. Rowland, who fol
a week was pastor Of the First Metho-
dist church of this city. is indicated
by the following which appears in the
current issue of the Michigan Christian
Advocate:
Our preachers and many members
are DESTROYS of knowing how a new
preachers among US fills the bill. Since
we personally listen to the sermons OF
Rev. +. s Rowland. Of Cass avenue
church, and are personally cognizant OF
his administration and pastoral work
we can say, without either his con-
sent or knowledge that the congrega-
lions are growing somewhat larger and
the people are gratified to have him as
their pastor, and in this, we think high
ly of their good taste. He is not only
a pleasing and edifying preacher, but
a large-hearted brother. The con-
ference will like him
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-04

The Lensen regulations for this do
cese have been issued by Archbishop
j. j. Keane, and will be read in the
Roman Catholic churches of the do
cese next Sunday. The rules follow:
The holy season of lent begins this
year on Wednesday, Feb. ..
''All week days of lent are fast days
Of obligation.
From this obligation many are ex-
cused by reason Of youth, old age, in
| trinity, exilausting labor, and other
conditions of life, as Will be fully ex-
planned by each pastor. These should
sanctify the time of lent by other
works of self denial and piety.
Persons excused from fasting are
not thereby excused from abstinence
, from fresh meat.
by papal dispensation the following
privileges are accorded:
The use OF flesh meat is allowed at
all meals on Sundays. and the princi-
pal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, except Sat
urday in lumber week and Holy Satur-
day.
Those who are exempted from fast
ing may use flesh meat at all meals on
the days on which it is allowed at the
principal meal
working people and their families
are allowed flesh meat o;lce a day on
all days of abstinence thruout the year.
except Friday Ash Wednesda the
Wednesday and Saturday of holy week
and Christmas eve. II not bound to
fast. they may. as above stated, use
/ it more frequently.
The Paschal time. during which all
are strictly obliged to receive the holy
communion extends from the first Sun
day in Lent till Trinity Sunday, in
clusively. During this time pastors
will see that their parishioners of va
rious nationalities be. as far as pos
sible. provided with confessors of their
own tongue.
In AL the churches of this diocese
served by resident rectors. devotions
will be held on Wednesdays and FRI
days of Lent These devotionS Will
consist. cn Wednesdays. of the rosary.
a sermon and oenediction OF the most
holy sacrament. and on Fridays. of the
holy way of the cross, an appropriate
F.! exhortation ana benedictioIl.
+ 1T is my earnest wish that as many
as possible OF the clergy VIII be present
ut the holy week services in the
/ cathedral. particularly Holy Thurs
day. when the oils will be blessed.
The first Sunday OF Lent is the day
for taking up the collection for the
negro and Indian mission Of the United
states. and for the propa CATION of
the faith, or the support of the foreign
missions turnout the world. on Good
Friday the offerings OF the faithful for
the maintenance OF the holy places Will
/ be received.
/ "on Easter Sunday a collection will
! he taken up in every parish of the
! diocese for the liquidation of the debt
! on St Joseph's College. We ask for
/ special generosity in this case, that the
! college may be as soon as possible free
from debt.
! JOHN j. KEANE,
Archbishop Of Dubuque.
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L.AMOILLE.


Feb. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ben
son. ST.. were State Center visitors
Tuesday.
Gertrude Ennis, the s6year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ennis
who Is III Of pneumonia, is improving
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Buchanan. ri
southwest of town, entertained IA num-
her of friends at a dinner Wednes-
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lane We're bus
mess visitors to Des Moines Tuesday
f. r. Palmer was in Des Moines
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lane
We're business visitors to Des Moines
Tuesday.
James Bissette's bible class met
Tuesday evening at his home to or
ganiZe.
Services Sunday at the Congrega-
tional church by the pastor. r. b. Pal
mer. Subject for morning, THE Third
Temptation, or How Christ Met the
Longing for World Power" evening
subject, Honest Convictions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-04

iators" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kellogg
Ralph Landon.
Recitation, Where is Annette"....
Edna Gilmore.
Octette, "rhe Slumber Boat ..Gaynor
Girls from the fifth room.
Recitation, THE Life Boat 49,. Sims
Maud Nichols.
Defamation, "Spartacus to the
Roman ENJOYS" ........... Kellogg
Donald Benson
Recitation, "a Felon's Cell Selected
Florence Riemenschneider.
Recitation, There Were Ninety and
Nine" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Mary Evans.
Violin Quartet, Hope March. .Papinf
Cassie MullineauN-R Richards. Luella
Richards. Ida Sheppler, Mil
dred Dobbin.
Recitation, "The Wreck of the Hes
perus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Longfellow
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