Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-02
Register tomorrow afternoon.
"a Broken Rosary" at Liebig's.
DR.. Ward, Osteopathic Physician.
VIM. Battin. 5 per cent farm loana

VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans.
Woodmen.s night at the band fair
Saturday night, March 8.
Smart styles in ladies' spring coats
and suits at NJ. F. Andrews.
New suits and skirts arriving every
day at Benedict & Brintnalrs.
Captains of the World" a story for
the leaders of industry, at Liebig's.
In quantity, quality. styles ami
prices in wall paper we lead. Simmons
Book Store.
Patterns for period decoration, and
| 10 cents per roll, at Jones tomorrow.
los East State street.
Attend the band fair tonight and
see the fancy masquerade costumes.
| Best ever shown in the city.
Don't put off registering until the
last day. Boards will be in session
in each precinct tomorrow afternoon.
! In order to vote at the coming repub-
lican primary it will be necessary to
| register Tomorrow is the first day
Twenty-Five of the latest styles in
wall paper at half price tomorrow at
Jones, Finkle building, East State
street.
! We are now prepared to do carpet
cleaning. Carpets called for and de-
livered Geo. A. Bowman. Phones, old
| 92-J, new 80.
Costumes can be rented for the mas
querade at Brenneck's, 119 East Main
until 9 o'clock tonight. Fine line of
masks for sale.
/ will place on sale tomorrow twen-
ty-five new 1906 patterns of wall papar
| at half their value. T. F. Jones, los
East State street.
There will be no meeting of the in
| dustrial school tomorrow afternoon,
owing to the teachers meeting to be
held in the east court room.
Kinks rink will not be open to the
party given by the high school for the
benefit of the Athletic Association.
Colonel P. Cad Bryan, of Oskaloosa,
who has been in the city for visit of
ten days with his daughter. Mrs. Alan
D. Morehouse, returned to his home
4 Thursday.
We are prepared to furnish you any
thing in the line of wash goods.
look will convince you larger assort-
ment is not shown in the city. NJ. +.
| Andrews.
4 A MCGEE adjustable yoke petticoats
is sure to give you satisfaction. Don't
experiment with inferior and unrel!-
able brands. Always ask for the Nc
Gee. NJ. F. Andrews.
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 Ii.
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 10.
The regular meeting Of the Loyal
Legion of Plymouth will be held in the
K. P. hall Friday night The dance will
be Indefinitely postponed. BY order of
trustees. E. L. Hall, chairman.
| If you are a 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 D. m.
Mrs. Sarah R. Lucas has caused to
| be filed for the March term of the dis
| trict court petition in which j. c. and
| Mrs. Margaret L. Mehan, et al, are
made defendants. The suit is to col
| lect on note for s40O secured by d
mortgage on real estate in Anson's adj
| dition.
| Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Linten. of Memphis
| Tenn, are the parents of ten and
| one half pound son, born last Friday.
| Mrs. Linten was formerly Miss Mabel
Thompson, of this city, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Thompson, who are
now living short distance north of
the city.
| There was an attendance of thirty
five at the meeting of the Congrega-
tional Ladies' Aid Society Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Horace Arson and
Mrs F. H. Ackert were the hostesses,
at the Arson home, 206 West Church
street. They were assisted in serving
refreshments by Mrs. F. H. Willard and
Miss Anna Berka.
"Rube" Randall, of Laurel, who was
indicted by the grand jury of the Jan
uary term for nuisance in the sale of
liquor without license. has been sur
rendered by his bondsman, j. c. Bull
fer, also Of Laurel. Mr.. Buffer was
surety on the bond for $500, which on
the application of Randall was reduced
to $500 cash. This sum Randall put UP
as cash bond.
Superintendent Hostetler, of the
county schools. has arranged what
promises to be most profitable meet
/ ing for the teachers of the county to-
morrow. Mrs Hattie Moore Mitchell,
of Drake University. who has been in
the city on various ocasions and has
been teacher in the normal institutes
of the past few years, will be here for
two addresses. Mrs Mitchell will
speak Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
in the east court room, and again in
the afternoon at 1:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Kennedy and
daughter Margaret, Mayor ]. P. Scott
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