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

| Visit Sinclairs big French china sale
Saturday. You lovers of fine china.
Republicans must register this year
if they want to vote at the primary.
4 We have lettuce. radishes and onions
for Saturday trade. D. S. Good Groc-
Il cry Co.
| st. Margaret's Mission will hold a
candy sale Saturday in the American
Express office.
| Former registration will not permit
you to vote this year. You must be
Registered again.
Mr.. and Mrs George Margan of 900
Mitchell street, are parents of son.
born to them Thursday night.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris-
tian church will hold an exchange at
the Hawkeye grocery store on Satur-
day afternoon from to 4.
1t Is absolutely necessary for those
desiring to have their eyes fitted for
glasses or otherwise treated at DIR.
Woods Offices to first make appoint
|ments
c. E. Albrook, of Eldora. was in the
| city between trains this morning. being
| on his way home from Des Moines
where he has been for shor. stay on
business.
While stepping out upon the porch
10 her residence. 9 South Second street.
Thursday night. Mrs. F. w. Archer slip
ped and fell. sustaining a badly sprain-
ed left wrist.
Mr. George b. Grace, of Reinbeck,
was in the city Thursday evening on
his way to Albion. where he will re-
main for a short visit with his brother,
Mr.. Fred Grace.
Professor e. A. Steiner. OF the chair
of applied Christianity of Grinnell
College. was in the city this morning
on his way to Fremont. Neb.. where he
lectures tonight.
A new bath parlor nice. clean place,
electric steam baths. electric tub baths.
and plain tub baths. Over 26 East
Main street. Open day and evening.
j. w. Riley. Proprietoy.
Our specials for Saturday are 20
pounds head rice. 81: 10 pounds fancy
muir peaches, 81; IL pounds fancy
prunes. 81. also special prices on canned
fruit. Jarvis & Kellogg.
"A thru tourist car will leave Mar
shalitown Friday. March 4, via the
Chicago Great Western for Portland,
Oregon. Parties desiring reservations
in this car may make application to
y. A. Ellis, agent. Rates were never
known to be so cheap.
Mr.. George l.. Andrews. the leading
grocer has Just received a letter from
A. Booth & Co.. the largest shippers
of oysters in the world, that Chesa-
peake bay is frozen over and no oysters
can be shipped until Monday. This ex-
treme weather has not been known be-
fore in years.
At the close of each week the av-
erage housewife begins to think what |
kind OF meat she will order for Sun
day. or course she will order OF j. A.
Awde, for he has everything in the
meat line and the very best. Home |
made lard, mince meat and sausage al
ways on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heath. who
We're married Thursday night In
Steamboat Rock, passed thru the city
this morning on their way to the for
mer's home near Cody. Neb., where
they expect to reside. Mr.. Heath Is
the owner of a large ranch near that
place.
Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner left for
Rockwell this morning, where he will |
hold quarterly conference. He will also
hold conference at Mason City before
his return. Rev. Carleton. OF the Mason |
City church, who has been attending
the annual missionary meeting. which |
closed in Dies MONIES Thursday, ac- |
companied Rev. Pitner north.
Joseph Jefferson. Jr., and William W.
Jefferson in ,Sheridan's famous comedy |
The Rivals is the attraction next !
Tuesday evening at the Odeon. This
engagement will be one of the dramatic |
events of the season. The two emf
nent players have surrounded thensel- |
YES with an excellent supporting COM
pany and the production Is a finished |
one in every detail.
Friends in the city have received |
announcements OF the marriage OF Miss |
Iltttl- lIcic ffuulS u ILlNIIi AdsS,
which took place At Dubuque on Tues
day. February 16. Miss Adds will be |
remembered by many friends here. |
where she made her home for several |
years, prior to about two years ago |!
Miss Adds was employed In the ex-
change of the Marshall Telephone Com
pany for five years. the last year having |
been spent as toll operator. She went
from here to Independence. where she |
remained few months when she went |
to Dubuque. Mr.. Cass is a travelling
salesman. The at home cards read at
ter March l. at Mexico. Mo.
John Peters. OF Z High street the
painter employed by the Iowa Central |
who was so severely burned about a
month ago by an explosion Of benzine
has so fer recovered that he expects
to be able to return to work in about |
week. Mr. Peters had narrow es-
cape from being fatally burned, and as
IT. was received dangerous injuries
about the hands and arms. The acct
dent occurred while he was cleaning |
the .jackec of an engine in the round |
house with benzine. In some manner
the can containing the fluid became
overturned and the explosive caught |
from candle being used to work by.
The explosion followed and in an in