Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-17
Register tomorrow.
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George j. Allen. opthalmologist.

i Or. Burkart, osteopath, 500 Yves
Main.
+ New voters in the city must reglste
for the city election on March Is.
| More of those picture cards for the
children at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Indian robe blankets for comfort al
) about one-half price at the Hawkeye
Store.
If st. Patrick should return to eartf
he would undoubtedly buy lumber OF
A. A. Moore.
Young people leaving town would
Ike to sell some choice pieces of furni-
ture cheap. Address I-17 Times
Republican.
Ii you have moved from one ward to
another since the last general election,
it will be necessary for you to register
IL you are to vote at the city election.
A number of the young ladies of Lis
comb gave a leap year party a,
Treese's hall Wednesday night, which
was attended by about thirty couples.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
G. c. Ogier and Mrs. Gsorge Gregory,
| at the Ogier home, II North Tenth
/, street.
Mrs. Ellen Elliott, of Gilman, is SER
/! iously Ill and her condition is such that
she cannot possibly live but a short
/ time. She has been i'll of grippe and
complications of the heart. Mrs. Elliott
l fc. f,f L tt.;<,
city.
Miss Margaret Boylan, who has been
visiting for few days with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Boylan, at
Onion, while recovering from weeks
! illness of the grippe. returned to the
city Wednesday evening.
| The phflanthropic department of the
Women's Club vii meet at the parlors
of the club rooms on Friday. March Is,
at 3 o'clock. Subject for discussion:
| The Humane Citizen; An Hour With
| Our Dumb Servants All persons who
are interested in this work will be well
coined by the department. BY order of
| the chairman.
| Don't fail to see the moving pic
lures and stereopticon views at the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. hall. South Third
avenue, on Monday, March 81. Trains
going eighty miles an hour, fire depart
ment making runs, high diving, also
pictures of the Iroquois fire. Chicago.
and many others Admission, adults Is
cents, and children under 16, 10 cents
Railroad Y. NJ. C. "A. hall: one night
only. Show will commence at S:15 p. M
Mrs. Lena kruse and daughter Retta,,
of Davenport, who have been in the
city to attend the funeral Of the for
mer's mother the late Mrs. Magdalena
Hoeck, departed for their home this
morning. The funeral was held at the
Spiritualists church. Rev Moses Hull
officiating. The pail bearers were
Hans Norman, Charles Eckman. j. d.
Charles Seleine. Interment was IN
Riverside.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Brimhall. of State Gem
ter, for the marriage of the latter's sis
ter Miss Margaret Miller, to DR. Ed
emory will take place on Wednesday,
March 80. at 10 o'clock Both of the
young people are we'll known in this
city. DIR. Mcmillan lived here for a |
number of years before entering college
Miss Miller has many friends here. hav-
ing formerly attended school In this
city. Until last fall she was an instruc-
tor in elocution and physical culture /
at Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls.
The Danville, ILL.,. Commercial News /
says: Tn competitive examination.
held recently at Hyde Park high school
for purpose of collecting material for I
an exhibit of school work at the ST.
Louis exposition, Miss Pearl BENZ
amin had the honor of having her
thesis on botany chosen as the most
perfect of the papers on that topic I
submitted by the students of the school
Miss Benjamin, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Benjamin, of this city, I
is a talented musician, and is studying |
piano under the direction of the bes: I
instructors in Chicago. She is spend |
ing the winter in Hyde Park, and |
while studying music has continued |
her high school work, having been |
formerly a student in the Danville high
school. Mrs. Benjamin, who is with
her daughter, is taking a special course
in French"
Worthington Cole McCreery, the lit
tie son of Manager r. w. McCreery,
of the Spencer-Letts Coffee Company,
experienced painful accident Wed
nesday afternoon, and as result IS I
confined to his bed with a fractured I
left arm and a dislocated shoulder
The lad, in company with others Of
about the same age, upon being dis
missed earlier than usual from the
Rogers school Wednesday afternoon, OH
account of the exhibit. took possession
OF an old barn, near the school build
Ing. The boys climbed into the hay
NOW and We're playing. One of the
little fellows had covered the opening
used to throw hay into the managers
below, and Cole, not knowing of the
hole, fell thru it and to the floor below.
The left arm was broken at point
about two inches below the shoulder,
and the shoulder badly dislocated.
A bad cash, the result of striking q
rail in the manger, was cut in the
chin. The little fellow showed re-
markable nerve and never whimperei
when his fracture and disloeation were
being reduced.
A Large Contract.
When Mcbride & Win, the enter
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