Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-27
Register this evening.
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
Sure, Mike" Beat it IL you can
Lamb Bros


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: DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
Sure, Mike" Beat it II you ca,
Lamb Bros.
Mrs. c. J. Scheeler resumes he
work as private teacher, March l. q
l04 North Center.
Rev. Ezra Temple. the noted stree
preacher. will talk to the Baptist Sun
day school and Will preach in tn
evening.
Does your watch or clock need re
pairing? If so. take 1t to Aliens wher
. the work is done first class IA Eas
Main street.
Mime. Clark has spared no efforts 4
secure the most choice and eNclusiv
line in millinery ever offered the la
dies of Marshalltown.
We have some snaps In real estat,
which you should investigate if in tn.
market for anything in that line. Will
lam Andrews Company.
III you failed to register this after.
noon, attend to 1t While you are dowr
town this evening. Registry board.
will be in session until o'clock.
Mrs. Theodore Johnston entertained
sixteen guests at a o'clock dinner n
her home Friday evening. The after.
dinner hours were spent socially.
1 Manager Ollie Ellis. of the II. L
Spencer Company, and Mr. c. f. Lof-
land. president OF the FRS, Nationa,
az ne. lo, 4, b.
city on business
Rev. Moses Hulrs subjects at the
Spiritual church Sunday: Afternoon
$3.50. Origin of the Worlds Religions
and Churches" evening. $50. Spirit
ualism and Materialism"
The registry boards will be in session
Monday, between and O'clock 1t
will be better. however. TO register this
evening. before s. You will have to reg
lister II YOU care to vote at the pri-
mary.
| If 1t has been inconvenient for you
to register this afternoon, the thing to
do Is to see that your name is placed
on the registry books of your ward this
evening. II you cannot attend TO I, then
be sure and register Monday before 4
o'clock.
Fireman Archie Elson, Of the Gem
relatives and friends Mr.. Elson form
erly had one of the passenger runs out
OF this city, but recently has been as
signed to a local freight run between
Monmouth and Peoria.
You can not swear In your vote on
primary day. The only way in which
YOU may vote is to be registered. This
you may attend to this evening. before
Is o'clock. II not then. you will have
an opportunity to register on Monday.
between and o'clock. Be sure and
register.
The Webster City Journal announces
the removal from that city of G.. A.
Smith, a well-known travelling man,
formerly employed out OF this city for
Britain & Co. Mr.. Smith moves from
Webster City to Laurel on account OF
the i'll health of Mrs. Smiths father,
and that Mrs. Smith may be at home.
Mrs. George F. Thayer. and daughter
Adaline who has been spending a
couple of weeks with the formers
mother. Mrs. j. w. VIII. OF Grlnnell,
returned home Friday evening. Mrs
VIII has been quite seriously III. but
has SO far recovered that she was able |
to accompany her daughter home and |
will remain with her until she Is en-
tirely well.
George Fort, who. until recently. was
employed as machlnist-op operator. in
,harge OF the T.-R.'s battery Of Hno-
iype machines, and who has since been
employed in Chicago. will leave there
;oon for Springfield. ILL.,, where he has
accepted like situation on the Illinois
state Journal He will have charge Of
our machines.
IA good paint is a good insurance II
prevents decay: dt improves the APP
,earance of the house. You want re-
liable kind-one which will wear we'll
will stand the stress OF years. Bill
ngs.Chapin's government white and
ints will do all this. Superior to white
cad and OIL mixtures, they are nom
aiding. Dinges & Everist, agents for
Priceless beyond all possessions is /
he eye sight deserving OF your con-
Iteration. Don't keep on strainins /
our eyes. but come to US and have
hem tested and fitted with eyeglasses
1hich takes on the strain and re- 1
aims nerve force. which not only pre-
erves the eyes. blu, assists the whole
ervous system. George J. Allen, IA
,ast Main street.
Mrs. Coyle, OF 203 West Main, will
i've number to each lady attending Z
er opening March ! and 2. There
re eighteen prizes-hat, hose. stock.
lrnover set. sofa pillow cover. sash )
[bbon, gloves, corset, the making OF
shirt waist suit. purse. baby bon
ct belt. belt set. tooth powder. one
laricuring set. one shampoo. perfume
OK OF beautifier. Music from 3 to
! the afternoons and from to 8 eve
ingss. a
Clint o. Price OF Minneapolis, who !
! with The Ocean Accident and Guar
ntee Corporation. passed thru the city Z
riday night on his way from Cedar +
apids 20 Boone. where he spent today
n business. He Will return to this city r
might to remain over Sunday with j
is parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Price.
[r. Price has been making a trip thru c
IVA during this week adjusting &
sses for the company La
Mrs. r. H. Wight and Misses Julia