Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-02
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Harris, Ferguson, Ia.
Register tomorrow afternoon
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Register tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. Jay. physician I'D surgeon.
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Or Billiard. osieoratn. 20 East Main.
D. A Collision. dentist, fremont
block.
Best bargains in wall paper in this
city at Simmons Book Store.
Buy your dry goods from a new
stock at Benedict & Brintnalrs.
ST. Margarets Mission candy sale
at Simmons store Saturday afternoon.
John Moore, ahead of "Homeseekers,
was in the city Thursday on business
"Trixy," a story in which mercy
and truth are met together" at Lie
big's.
Stop at Tuttle's, West Main, and
see the new spring shoes before you
buy.
The Modern Woodmen will have
charge of the band fair Saturday night
March 3.
We are showing the largest line of
new dress goods and silks in the city.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Special sale tomorrow of patterns for
period decorating at Jones wall paper
store, los East State street.
For painting, vanishing and finish
ing go to Simmons Book Store. Our
prices are as low as the lowest.
Don't put off registering until the
last day. Boards will be in session
in each precinct tomorrow afternoon.
Don't put Off registering until the
last day. Boards will be in session
in each precinct tomorrow afternoon.
Call and see our new line of spring
jackets. Over $50 to make your Sc
lection from. Benedict & Brintnan.
In order to vote at the coming repub-
lican primary it will be necessary tc
register. Tomorrow is the first day
In order to vote at the coming repub-
lican primary it will be necessary tc
register. Tomorrow is the first day
Attention, Elks. Business of impor-
rance on Friday evening. March 2. At
tend if possible. j. R. Binford, EXalt-
ed Ruler.
Our new spring line Of dress goods
comprises all the popular shades IN
the seasons most notable fabrics. NJ.
+. Andrews.
The new colors for spring suitings
are in, and we never were able to show
so choice a selection. Hopkins the
popular tailor.
Mrs Joseph Khile. sO4 Woodbury.
to the Ladies Aid Society of the
Brotherhood of American Women.
Special for tomorrow-Butter cups,
10 cents pound; chocolate fudge, 10
cents pound; chocolate sticks, 15
cents pound. Iowa Candy Kitchen.
Look up the dates and places of
registering in another column of this
issue. Cut it out and keep it with you.
No one who is not registered can vote
at the primary on March Is.
The funeral of Mrs. Lavina Clemens
will be held at the Baptist church Sat
urday morning at II o'clock, Rev. E. B.
Jones, officia ting. Interment will be in
Riverside.
If you are republican, and wish to
vote at the primary, be sure and see
that your name is registered tomorrow
afternoon. Registry boards will be in
session from noon until s p. m.
If you are republican. and wish to
vote at the primary. be sure and see
that your name is registered tomorrow
afternoon Registry boards will be in
session from noon until p. m.
The proprietress of the Ladies Ba-
zaar has returned from the eastern
market, where she purchased an en-
tire new line of skirts and waists.
which will be on display March Is.
Carter, the master magician and his
wife, are to appear on the R. r, Y. M.
c. A. entertainment course next We'd
nesday evening, as the first attraction
of this sort ever presented on an assoc
citation course in this city.
East bound passenger No. s. on the
Northwestern, due here at Ais o'clock
this morning, did not arrive until S;4
o'clock Trainmen said that the delay
was caused by a heavy snow storm
west of Omaha on the Union Pacific.
Reports from State Center indicate
a new paper may be started there in
opposition the Enterprise, and enter
prise is certainly demonstrated by the
large shipments Of spring furniture be-
ing received daily by A. e. Wilbur &
Sons.
Mrs. D. c. Fry, sister-in-law Of Drs
T. H Fry and A. c. Fry, of this city
died at her home In Colfax Thursday
afternoon. The burial will be at Red
Oak, where Mrs. Fry's parents reside
and the funeral will take place Satur-
day Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Fry
leaves, besides her husband, a baby son
Donald. aged Is months.
A dozen or more friends pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening. Mrs. j. H
Wright. Jl., who is soon to leave the
city, to join her husband in Indian
Territory, where they will make their
home social evening and light re-
freshments were enjoyed. Mrs. Wright
was presented with beautiful little
clock as token of remembrance.
Mrs. ]. E. Stanton ard Mrs. William
G. Kane entertained the Ladies Aid
Society OF the Methodist church Thurs
afterpoop az tho Stanton home