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

IhE CITY In BRIEF +
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Register Monday.
Chamberlain. optometrist
| Band Fair tonight. Finkle'S hall.
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DR. Billiard. osteopaln. IS East Main.
| This is Woodmen's night at the band
fair.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange, rent
and thru the William Andrews Co.
| II you wish to vote at the republican
primary you must be registered anew.
The Brooklyn and New York brass
and string band will play at Kinks rink
| tomorrow afternoon.
Monday, from until 4, will be the
last opportunity but one to register be-
fore the republican primary.
If you did not have time to register
this afternoon, a second opportunity
will be open Monday from a. m. to 4
p. m.
Two thousand yards of Val. lace go
on sale next week at 80 cents per dozen
yards. Every yard worth cents E.
r. Lay.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF the
| Christian church held its regular meet
| ing yesterday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. W. A. Miller, 416 North Fourth
! street.
\
Mrs. F. e. Gates leaves Monday for a
| visit of several weeks in the east. Mrs.
Gates will visit relatives and friends
in Fort Wayne and other places in
Indiana.
The band fair last night proved to
be great success and was patronized
by large crowd Many fine costumes
were in evidence. The Modern Wood
men have charge tonight.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church was held in the af-
ternoon Friday at the home of Mrs
w. NJ. Clark, 2O4 North Third street
Our stock of linoleums in all widths
is complete, and we are handling the
best grades obtainable. Also full line
Of inlaid linoleums and floor veneer for
around rugs. The d. c. Wilbur Store.
The republican primary election is
| only a trifle over week away and
registration is absolutely necessary in
order to vote. There will be no ses-
sions Of the registry board on election
| day.
Mrs. F. E. Humphreys, IL North
| Fifth street, was hostess to the Wom
ans Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist church, at it's meeting Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. P. +. Arney was
the leader, yesterday.
Roy v. Woods, of Cedar Rapids, ar
rived in the city this morning to re-
main over Sunday with his father, Mr.
w. W. Woods. Mr. Woods is travel
ing in Iowa for the Mumford Chem
4 ical Works, Of Chicago, manufacturers
of baking powder.
At the annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Mission Circle of the Baptist
church, held Friday afternoon at the
Singleton home, Mrs. e. NJ Singleton
was elected president; Mrs. Kate kel-
/ Ter, vice. president; Mrs. L. f. Kellogg,
secretary. and Mrs. Miller, treasurer.
Ladies-Dinges & Everist dealers in
wall paper, opposite the Methodist
church, are ready to put their time
j against yours. See their fine stock.
consult with them, they are both ex-
pert decorators. Don't buy unless
prices and paper suit. But see their
stock, it is the finest in the city.
/ The usual custom of not being com
PEELED to register IL one has not moved
4 from the precinct in which he voted at
!. the last general election, is not OBJ
served in primary elections The pres
ent registration is special, and is for
republicans only. A vote at the pri-
mary depends altogether on whether or
not one is registered If you vote you
must be registered, and Monday will
be the last day but one that an oppor-
tunitv will be open.
The members Of the Souvenir Clut
were entertained Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs James Cammack and Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Davis, at the home O
the former, 302 North First street
There were number of guests present
the only one from out of town beins
Miss Wilma Robbins, of Chicago. TIL.
$50 o'clock dinner was served in three
courses, after which five hundred
Furnished the evenings amusement, a!
usual. A color scheme of red was fol.
lowed in the decorations.
Several members Of Rebekah Lodge
No. 40, went to Tama this morning tt
be the guests Of the Tanfa lodge dur.
ing the day and this evening. TIL,
Tama lodge will have an initiation O
members. to be followed by banque
tonight. The degree team from the 10.
cal lodge will exemplify the work An.
other delegation went on the afternoo,
train, and still another will go Thu
evening. Those who went this morn.
ing were Mrs. A. NJ Rhoades, Mrs. w
H. Nicholson and Mr.. and Mrs e. L
Williams.
Mr. ard Mrs. p. F. Irwin and Mr.
md Mrs. ]. P. Diehl were hosts and
ostesses to thirty-six friends Of the
eighborhood Friday evening at g.: 80
inner, served In exquisite taste at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin, 304 Sum
hit street. The hostesses presided over
he tables. assisted by Misses Marie
move and Ruth Balch The decora-
ions were in green. In honor of ST
Patrick's day which comes this month
Large shamrocks We're used as center
| niecas and the chandeliers ware dac-