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

| Per line for each Insertion.
| THE CITY in BRIEF
| Register tomorrow
DR. Janss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Sayre, 204 East Main street.
Sure, Mike" Beat it IL you can
Lamb Bros.
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephone, new 115, old 204.
New voters in the city must register
for the city election on March IS.
See the handsome Easter design.
Thursday, at Miss Middlekauff's.
/ Wash tubs. boilers, wringers clothe!
baskets, lines and pins at Culiey's.
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| ASK your grocer or market for Brit.
tain & Co.'S Anchor pig ham. TIT
present selection is very fine.
| Remember the millinery opening al
Nine. Clark's tomorrow. Everything
new and desirable. 2o2 East Main.
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All voters living west of Ninth street
which is the eastern boundary of tn,
new Sixth ward, must register for TIL,
city election.
| We have some SNAPS in real estate
which you should investigate If in the
market for anything IN that line. Will
lam Andrews Company
Everything desirable, in the way OF
floor covering at d. c. Wilbur's. The
latest out for a rug filler Looks like
hard wood is cheap as mating.
II you have moved from one ward Il
another since the last general election
it will be necessary for you to register
IL you are to vote at the city election
M! A.. Ward of Bromley is recovering
from severe attack of grippe, which
for time, threatened to develop pneu-
monia. He is able to be UP and about
the house.
/ II you did not vote at the last gen
eral election it will be necessary fol
you to register, providing you care te
participate in the city election or
| March IS.
| Millinery opening at Miss Yegge's
III East Main street, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. March II, Is and 10
Miss lie Manamen Of Gage Bros Chi
cago, will assist Miss Yegge and will
be pleased to meet the ladies of Mar
shalltown.
| The maximum temperature for Tues
| n VIC r; nc a
! the preceding day. Tuesdays mini.
mum was %, a rise of three degrees
from Monday. At 1880 this morning
I25, the same as Tuesday morning, was
recorded.
| Theater parties from Grinnell, Ell
dora, Tama, Gladbrook, State Center
Melbourne, Toledo, Beaman, Conrae
and Laurel will attend the perform
| ance OF Mr.. Nat e. Goodwin in "A
| Gilded Fool tomorrow evening at the
| Odeon.
| The most important thing in. con-
rection With good meats Is the selec-
ton of the animals. Mr. Leutenneggel
| personally selects all these animals fol
ks market and that is why you al
ways get the best of everything. II
your market can not supply you with
what you want. telephone us. Lieut.
ennegger & Co. South Third avenue.
Mrs. Walter Millinery. of Bangor
underwent an operation at the st
Thomas hospital Tuesday, submitting
| to the removal OF small nodule, sus-
picious of a recurrence of cancer. Mrs
WINERY had an operation for cancer
of the breast three years ago, and the
| fear of recurrence of the trouble led
| her to adopt an immediate remedy
Her case is not considered serious.
j. j. Weber left Tuesday night a.
1880 for New York, from which port
| on Saturday, he will sail for Hamburg
Germany. to report for duty to Gen
eral Manager W. V. Couchman, of the
International Harvesting Machine
Company. Mr.. Weber goes abroad fol
| his fourth years work In setting UT
harvesting machines in the agricul-
tural regions. He has looked after his
branch OF the work in Europe, Asia
and South America. He will be assign
ed to Spain for the coming summer.
Grand spring opening March 18th
| and 18th. All the effusiveness of style
an elegance of designs that our own ar
tistic designer has prepared are ready
The bright original conceptions OF
! American in smartpess Of style an!
! high character of beauty are widei,
varied; styles and effects make choos
ing here an easy matter indeed, ana
even though we tell of opening days
we add a word as TO the prices; we can
save you money, and we would rather
yourself. d. E. Sizer, 1872 West Main
| street.
| Walter Brown, of 407 Union street, g
machinist in the employ of the Lenno1
Manufacturing Company, submitted tc
/ q very dangerous operation at the st
| Thomas hospital Tuesday. The opera
ton was for the removal of tuberculol
glands from the groin, and the evacua.
| ton of psoas abcesses, due to tubercu-
losis of the spine. The outlook in cases
| of this kind is always grave, but tn,
patient is doing Very nicely today, ant
| the. operation will afford him Temporal.
~ relief. at least. Mr. Brown has beer
suffering from his trouble for about
year.
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Bar.
rows was largely attended Tuesday at
l'ternoon from the deceased's late home
corner of Third and State streets, Rev
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