Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-18

Henry G. Lyman, trustee in bank
ruptcy OF the defunct Grinnell Pad and
Blanket Company, Of $4,000 for the
real and personal property now held
In the name CT that company and To-
Gated on Commercial street, this city.
Referee H. c. French has called a
meeting of the creditors at his office
to consider the acceptance of this offer.
Inns property has been standing idle
Ior three years without an offer to buy
from any responsible person at any
reasonable price. The property was
appraised at s12,66o, of which sum
S2s6 has been received since the APP
praisement. by SALE The property con-
slsts OF the large brick factory and
grounds adjoining the Rock Island road
between Commercial street and Third
avenue, and large amount Of manu-
featuring machinery installed in it. If
MT. Card is successful in getting the
property he will put it to immediate
use. probably in the manufacture of
iessings. his present quarters on Ma.
street being altogether too restricted.
on Wednesday evening at the Uncle
Sam club house the children who at
tend the Sunday school held at the
club house. their parents. and other in
Vited guests among those who have
shown especial interest in the work
sat down to a regular Thanksgiving
feast Of chicken pie, cranbelries and all
the other "tixin's." The little tots had
a table all to themselves.as did also the
members of the boys club that has
headquarters there
The funeral Of Miss Nellie Moore was
the home Of her brother, conducted by
Rev. H. z. Gilbert. of the Methodist
church. She died at Iowa CITY after
snort illness. She was nearing 80
years of age.
On Thursday afternoon Justice of
the Peace Frank P. Marvin was called
upon to pronounce the words that made
husband and wife of Mr.. Ariel S r.
Nowbray, OF this city, and Miss Verna
Catherine Buckley. from Monmouth
III. The groom has been a resident Of
this city for several months
DR.. George Blatherwick has given up
his practice in Denver. Colo. and
moved TO Los Angeles. Cal. where he
forms partnership with his brother,
DIR. Alex Blatherwick
Arthur Waters, who has been for
several years located at FIagler, Colo.
is visiting friends in this city for a
short time.
Rev. Dr.. W. D, Mckenzie. president
OF the Hartford Theological Seminary.
will preach in the Congre gational
church tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. George E. Schroeder OF Kellogg.
Will preach in English in the Nor
wegian church in this city tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30.
The botanical department of the COL
lege has just been again enriched by
a gift of fine specimens Of iris coming
from Mrs. James L. Hill
On Thursday evening occurred the
death of Mrs. Mercy Mallory Smith at
the home of her sister. Mrs. F. F. Lee,
whose home is near Maple Grove. south
Of this city. The cause Of death was
cancer from which she had long SUI
fered. She had been residens of
Grinnell for many years and was an
expert nurse for children.
Prof. ]. Winans. Of Cornell Cntvers-
iry at Ithaca, n. Y, is in this city Wis
tting at the home of Prof. John P. Ry-
an.
Attendants upon the services at the
Baptist church on recent Sunday have
found 1t 50 cold that the membership
decided to put in new furnace as
necessity for warming the church They
hope to have everything in order by
a week from tomorrow.
Henry Yorke Steiner has been COM
PEELED to undergo still another opera
ton at the hospital in Chicago, this
time for the removal Of kidney While
his condition is very critical hopes are