Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-16

MARY stewart CuttiHS, at IieDlS >.
/ If you like good bread buy Coli
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocer,
| Co.
The Hawthorne Club was entertainet
/ Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. 3. klb-
hey.
Mrs. Ella Baker was hostess to Tho
members of the Calisophian Club yes
terday afternoon.
| Mrs. NJ. L. Meickley was hostess te
the members of the Unity Club at hen
home Tuesday afternoon.
All the latest designs in spring mill
inery will be seen at Miss Middle.
kauff's, Thursday the 18th.
The Royal Neighbors will meet will
Mrs. G. h. Lewis, 5512 South Secone
street, Thursday afternoon.
| Ask your grocer or market for Brit
tain & Co.'S Anchor pig ham. The
present selection is very fine.
! Miss Blanche Weatherly Is III of the
, grippe at the home of her mother, Mrs
Emma Weatherly, 4O3 East Linn street
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| Ali voters living west of Ninth street
which is the eastern boundary of the
new Sixth ward, must register for ths
| city election.
| T.. c. Will, of the Mcbride & VIII
/! Drug Company, is i'll at the home OF
| his sitter, Mrs. l.. C. Norris, with an
| attack of the grippe
| We have some snaps in real estate
which you should investigate if in the
market for anything in that line. VIII
lam Andrews Company.
! Joseph III. Egermayer, attorney
prompt and vigorous attention given to
| litigation in any court. Collections
Over City National bank.
| Our spring stock coming fast and we
| have a fine assortement Of iron beds
bed rooms suits, rockers and dining
room furniture. d. C. Wilbur.
| The boom on coffee is off, prices are
back to old figures. Buy at Culley's
| and get fancy dishes with your tea
coffee, baking powder and spices.
/ If you have moved from one ward t.
another since the last general election
| it will be necessary for you to register
| If you are TO vote at the city election
The number Of patients eontinualls
| in attendance at DR.. Woods eye anc
ear infirmary is sufficient evidence OF
success Appointments before calling
are, requested.
The advance sale this morning fol
Mr. Nat C. Goodwin, who appears al
the Odeon tomorrow evening, was very
large, but few desirable seats car
still be secured.
The Columbian Hustlers will give a
ST Patrick's social and supper Thurs
cay evening, March II. at Mrs. Fred
Ducane's 81 South Second street. Ter
cents. All members and friends of the
Hustlers are invited.
Mrs. n. w. Lundy. who was operated
upon at the ST Thomas hospital few
weeks ago for tuberculor abcess OF
the hip, has submitted to a second OPP
Grafton at her home. She Is doing as
nicely as could be expected.
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The regular meeting of the Shakes
peare Club vas not held yesterday at
ternoon owing to the funeral of Mrs.
Mary A. BaIrrows. The meeting next
Tuesday will be held with Miss Ger
truds Tomlinson, at the T. P. Marsh
home.
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Conductor S. B. Chapman. of the
Central who is on the passenger runs
3 and between this city and Peoria,
is off duty for few days, taking his
layoff upon his arrival from the South
Tuesday evening. His son. Conductor
f. NJ Chapman, will be on his run dur
ing his absence.
Central Chapter No CT. O. E. S., will
hold its regular meeting on Wednesday
evening, March 16. Associate Grand
Matron Alleena Ward will be present
to inspect the chapter. full attend
ance is desired. Refreshments will be
served. BY order of Lillian Norton,
worthy matron; Ros;. Liebig, secre-
| tary.
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We employ every effort to make the
Banner flour equal to any on the mar
ket. and the large sale would indicate
that it was With the best hard whea.
and the latest machinery to grind It
there is no reason why the Banner
flour should not be first class. You can
exchange your wheat for flour either
at our mill in LeGrand, or at e. e.
Benedict & Cos. Marshalltown.
| Packing house receipts during the
past few days. or since the storm
have been very small, and the first
load since Sundays heavy fall "f
snow was shipped Tuesday afternoon
by Ward & Pyle from Marietta Mr.
Pyle accompanied the lot, which COM
prised sixty-six head, averaging 25i
very heavy for this season of the year
Billerbeck & Lorenz. of Berlin. also had
down one load. With the receipts
| from farmers, in wagon load lots, 20t
were received Tuesday.
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Miss Clara Newly, a niece of Messrs
Harmon and A. ]. Pemberton. OF this
city, passed thru the city this morn
ing on her way to Salem. Ore, from
| Philadelphia, where she has been fol
| the past few years. employed as 8
nurse in the Pennsylvania hospital
Miss Newly is called to Salem on ac-