Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-26

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THE CITY In BRIEF
] Register tomorrow.
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
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Choice oysters at the Hawkeye gro
Gerry.
Something nobby in French china ~
Sinclair's Saturday.
barbara Ladd." Illustrated. /.
charming story. at Liebig's.
Registry books will be open from /.
to S o'clock tomorrow.
II you like good bread buy Colo
Medal -four. d. s. Good Grocer.
Co.
Former registration will not permit
you to vote this year. You must te
registered again.
| You must register If You would vote
at the primary election, otherwise you
can not vote. Register tomorrow.
The engagement OF DIR. Percy r
Wood and Miss Bessie Lucille Shears
lis announced. The wedding will take
place in April.
The best meats on earth are Iowa
corn fed meats. they can be had only
at Jarvis 6 Kellogg's market. Both
phones-free delivery.
| There will be some excitement on the
"levee' tonight when the Marshall
town and Des Moines basket ball teams
meet on the floor of the Railroad Y. NJ
c. a. Admission 25 cents.
| Rev. Moses Hull's subjects at the
Spiritual church Sunday: Afternoon
2:so. Origin of the Worlds Religions
and Churches" evening 1880. Spirit
| ualism and Materialism''
Auditor A. P. Spencer, of the Vest
ern Grocer Company. accompanied by
Mrs. Spencer. spent Thursday in the
city, being on his way home from a
short visit In Chicago.
A. A. Moore. A. F. Balch, II. j.
Howe, T. ]. Fletcher and w. G. Bowe.
were in Grinneil Thursday night at
tending the annual meeting of stock
holders of the Long Distance Copper
Line Telephone Company.
Remember the public sale on Nom
day, Feb. %, 1904. of w. E. and Wal
ter L. Smelling. two miles west of Mar
shalltown. Horses and cattle will be
sold. also pure-hped Chester White
sows with pig pedigrees furnished II
desired.
Conductor c. C. Christianson, OF the
Central, who has one of the local freight
rnuns out OF this city. was able to be
about today for the first time for over
a week. owing to an attack of illness
He Will he able to resume his work In
about a week.
County Bridge Superintendent j. T..
Jackson, who was called to Mt. Pleas
ant about a week ago by the serious
illness of his father. Abraham Jackson.
arrived home this morning. When he
left Mt Pleasant his father had greatly
improved, so that he was considered out
OF danger.
The revival meetings that are being
conducted In the Bethel Grove church,
four miles northwest OF Albion, are de-
veloping great interest. The meetings
are well attended, and have increased
in size gradually from the start. Rev.
w. H., Scott. of this city, is In charge
OF the meetings.
The maximum temperature for
Thursday was IA, fall Of five degrees
from the maximum of the proceeding
day. Eight was the rainimum for
Thursday night, and at 1880 this NOR
ming II was registered. This is q rise
ing time Thursday.
Mrs NJ. c. Weeks. principal OF the
Rogers school. is confined to her home
on account OF illness. being q sufferer
from an attack OF grippe. Mrs. P. NJ.
AdaInson Is substituted for her. Miss
Ella Olson, Of the Gllci; school. has
also been of duty owing TO illness. Her
position has been filed by Mrs. Cynthia
Titus Wight.
Officer A. Brunnemer, OF the Des
Modnes police force passed thru the
city this morning on his way to the
industrial school at Icldora. having In
charge Roy Foster. a lad 10 years Of age
who was ordered conlnntted to the
school from Justice Drincan's court.
The boy IL practically homeless. his
parents having separated and for the
past year he has kept aM,e by begging
upon the streets The humane society
took up the case and had him sent TO
the Industrial school.
One Of the many import orders placed
by Mr.. Sinclair while in New York has
arrived direct from France. 1t consists
OF eighteen dozen bread and butter
plates, eighteen dozen fruit plates and
six dozen after dinner cups and saucers
In very handsome rose decoration,
gold stipled limoges French china made
by the famous F. and v. decorators and
in many communities priced higher than
the best Haviland & Co.'S china We
are sure the ladies of Marshailtown will
appreciate these goods. Come and see
them whether You purchase or not. We
will give one piece with each rs cent, 81
and 1925 purchase of our coffees, teas,
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