Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-05
THE CITY In BRIEF

per line for each Insertion
THE CITY in BRIEF
Register this evening.
George ]. Allen. opthalmologist.
DR.. Sayre, 204 East Main street.
Or. Builard. osteopath, 20 East Main.
"sure. Mike" Beat 1t IL you can.
Lamb Bros.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery
Co.
Glasses in china painting and water
colors. Mrs. o. c. Waldman, sos North
Third street
Watch our window for new goods
and come in and see the latest in
carpets. d. c.. Wilbur
Ladies' black brilliantine waists
Monday only. for ST.. The best bargain
ever offered. Archie Parker.
James Cahill is now Weighing all
es. Best quality and satisfaction guar
anteed. Phones SO.
We have some snaps in real estate
which you should investigate IL in the
market for anything in that line. Will
lam Andrews Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Crabtree, enter
tanned about twenty Of their neighbors
at their home. 500 West Linn street,
Thursday night, at finch.
Former registration will not permit
you to vote at Tuesdays primary. If
you did not register today attend to it
this evening before, o'clock.
The registry boards will be in ses-
sibn this evening until o'clock. See
that your name is registered If You are
republican. and care to participate
in Tuesdays primary.
------. .------
A number of the young men of the
high school gave dancing party at
the Odd Feiicssss hall Friday night
that was quite largely attended by the
younger dancing crowd.
Just received large shipment OF
West Virginia s;pllnt" and Carbon
Cliff" Ind, lump coal. Both high
grade fuel for furnace. stove or range
Clean coal at low prices. Brown Fuel
6 Lime Co.
Every man in Marshalltown will
want new suit this spring, and of
course you will call and look over our
stock Of new fabrics before deciding
on a suit. Our new goods are here,
and they are the latest. See them.
Tony Psenicka.
A rise of eleven degrees over yester-
day is shown in the local weather OBJ
servation Of this morning. The maxi
mum for Friday was 40 and minimum
10. This was the record at 7:30 Friday
| morning. AT 1880 this morning 80
was registered.
The value of paint lies in its cover
ing capacity and durability, not in the
price per gallon Do not overlook this
when buying paint. Request a better
article than the ordinary white lead
and oil mixture. In other words. in
Government White and Tints. You
can get llplIl 81 IJlIlSeS q ENeF1St 5.
---@---~~~--
A meeting OF the executive commit
tee of the County Christian Endeavor
Union, was held In the city this morn
ing to arrange for the program for
the county convention, which will be
held at Gilman on May 81 and %.
Those who were. present were Carl
Myers, of LeCirstnd, president; Clyde
Whitney, of this city. vice president;
and Miss Maud Lowry, of LaMoille
secretary.
The fortunate numbers at the OPEN
ing of Mrs. Coyle's furnishing parlors
of 203 West Main were: Hat, 1852:
hose Ill; stock, 1866; making shirt
waist suit, 80; turnover set. 1885, sofa
pillow cover, III, belt ribbon, Q; gloves
372; corset, 49S; purse, 3S7; baby bon
net, 45s; belt, 23s; belt set, 313; tooth
powder, 131; one manicure, 30S; one
shampoo. %; perfume. 500; box OF
beautif1er, 1S6.
Robert Denbow, the Albion pension
agent, is in receipt of notices of al
lowances for the following Marshall
county pensioners: William t. Shaw,
Soldiers Home, Company d, Second
Illinois cavalry, increase from $40 to
$12. commencing Dec. 2, 1903: Clara
Davis, Soldiers Home, widow of Jen-
kin Davis, Company Il. Twentieth
Iowa infantry, original widows at the
rate of IS, commencing Oct. 4, 1902:
Andrew Anderson, Soldiers Home,
Company K, Thirty second Wisconsin
infantry, increase from $40 to s12,
commencing Dec. 16, 1903; Ella Kess-
Ter, Marshalttywn, widow of Francis H.
Kessler, Company II, Twelfth Iowa in
fantry. increase from $40 to S12, COM
mencing Dec. LIZ, 1903; Elisha Leaning,
Soldiers Home Company A, Tenth
iowa infantry. increase from $40 to $12.
commencing Dec. Is, 1903.
Mr.. E. W. Head, formerly of this city,
but now of Alamosa, Col, is in the city
| for a stay of a few weeks on business
Mr.. Head is pleased with the western
country, and expects to remain In Colo
RADIO Indefinitely. He says that the
winter has been an exceptionally mild
| one, and While zero weather prevailed
| most OF the time, it was not necessary
| to wear overcoats. Farmers We're SOW
| ing wheat when he left for MARSHALL
town and are looking forward to big
crop. Corn is never Seen, and many
| people natives of the country, do not
know what ii lis. Mr. Head relates an
amusing experience that occurred in a
| feed yard shortly before he left for the
east. An Illinois farmer who had bought