Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-17
THE CITY In BRIEF

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THE CITY In BRIEF
Register tomorrow.
Moores single prices are low.
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DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon, physician.
| Or. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
Sure. Mike" Beat it Il you car
Lamb Bros.
i Easter eggs, all sizes, at Reynold
& Sheldon's
DR.. Clemmer. the Hopkins blocl
dentist. Phone. new, 335.
The best table beer is Val Blatz Pri-
vate Stock. Sold by Charles Deiterich
If you like good bread buy Colo
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery
Co.
! Don't fail to see the nobby hats a
Mime. Clarks millinery opening toda,
land tomorrow
A. L. Van Tine can save you money
on wal! paper. 112 West Main street
New phone SOS.
AT the Odeon this evening Mr.. MAJ
Goodwin will appear in his greates
comedy success, The Guided Fool"
| Seats that have been laid away fol
Mr.. Goodwin's performance tonight u
not called for by o'clock will be sold
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Wooden and fleece lined hose for wo-
men and children, the IS, 80 and 81
cent goods for Is cents, at the Hawkeye
Store.
All voters living west of Ninth street
which is the eastern boundary of the
new Sixth ward, must register for the
city election.
George f. Adams who has been con-
fined to his home for three weeks with
an attack of grippe. is able to be up
and about the house.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will be entertained by
Mrs. Charles f. Eckman. 3o7 North
Fifth street. tomorrow afternoon.
Willis Cole. son of Chaplain Jesse
Cole, Of the Soldiers Home. went to
Des Moines this morning, where he
has accepted a position as a steno-
grapher.
II you did not vote at the last gem
eral election 1T will be necessary for
you to register, providing you care to
participate in the city election on
March IS.
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George Wilton Whitehead, the in
FAINT son of Ma. and Mrs. Charles H.
Whitehead. los North Third street. Is
quite critically i'll of pneumonia. a
slight Improvement was noticeable IN
the little patients case this morning.
A lady will be admitted free with
every 80 cent ticket purchased before
6 o'clock tomorrow evening to see the
Uncle Toms Cabin and Baltimore fire.
pictures as given by the Dodge &c
Bowman Company. who open a two
nights engagement. Price. 10, 90 and
80 cents.
Dumont Times: Miss Olive Mead, of
Marshalitown. began her duties as
trimmer at the Logan millinery store
Monday. Miss, Mead is a very sue
cessful trimmer having had several
years experience in the work. Before
coming to the, Logans she was en-
p.oyed at Theo Ascher's millinery In
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Rain, of 212 Fas.
Webster street, returned Wednesday
evening from Marion, where they were
called few days ago by the death of
Mr.. RAINS uncle, B. G. Rain, which
occurred Monday. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning. Mr.. Rain
had a number Of friends in this city.
where he has visited at different times
at his nephew's home.
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The maximum temperature for
Wednesday was "a, a fall Of one degree
over that OF the preceding twenty-fou
hours. The minimum for the day was
%, a rise OF two degrees. At 1880 this
81 wa.s registered, which is a
rise of six degrees over the CORE
spending hour Of Wednesday. The
In Wednesday afternoon
and evenings sleet storm was .15 Of an
inch.
Conductor "Td" Moran, OF Clinton,
who Is on the Northwestern passenger
runs 25 and 1s, spent Wednesday after
noon in this city with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Moran, c,f Clinton, who has been
i'll at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Warnc,ck, sos South First ave-
nue.. Mrs. Moran has been suffering
an attack OF the grippe, but Is now i'm
Mr.. Moran returned to Boone
Wednesday evening, and took his train
back to Clinton early this morning.
The Shamblugh correspondence to
the Shenandoah Sentinel says: "Mr.
Anthony Butts, a resident Of our viii
l9ge. who II a widower and an old SOL
der, and has lived alone here for years
has grown so feeble this winter thar
he has recently consented to go to the
Soldiers Home. He draws a pension
and owns nice little property, but has
got to the place where he needs the
some Individual, and since he has no
known relatives, decided that going to
the Home was the proper thing to do,
and as soon s.s the necessary prelimi-
naries are gone thru with his presence
in Shambaugll will be thing Of the
rast."
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Sanborn, of 403
West Boone street, entertained very
pleasantly at their home Wedne sday
evening a company of friends and