Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-11
WI Palmer and wife. Eddyvillc Gazette.
Jno. WrEaly, Dss Moines Bulletin.
or Kiltsrn and lady, rontsnells Regis

Mccormick, Knoxville democrat.
Jacob SaHders, Prairie City Glesper and
Herald.
J II Bctser, Pella Blade.
Webster Eaton and wife, Red Oak Ex>
q " Edward, and wife. Burlington Hawk
Eye.
Tao Hussey and wife, New Broom, De.
Moines.
Henry Leighton and wife, ostai0O'a i
Herald.
VIC Ncwlan and wife, Winterset Sun
g W Hunt and wife, Monticello Ex-
A Mcradden and wife, Ans. 1ntelli.
gencer. s,,.,3 e.,aa. 4 .s.t.4 s.srI
Col. II J B Cummings and wife. Wins
terset Madisonian.
wB Waterbury and wife, .waverly Re-
publican. Ass1 33a' 9sI WEE
APD Durlin and wife, Lyons Advocate.
} JIcheston Whitney aAd lady, Frankli !
Reporter. ~ ghE
M NJ Rutt asd lady. Adsir Register.
II NJ McCuliy, Ottumwa Coppcrhead.
PC BARKER, Knoxville Voter.
rEvelch, Oskalcosa Conservators q
D w Kaufman and daughter, Iowa
Homestead.
JM Ross aud wife, Des Moines Register
L u Raymond, wife and Miss Reeve
Hampton Free Press.
Thomas Rodgers and Miss Meek, Jasper
Republican.
j 3 Besack and lady, Jasper Republican.
G Udell and lady, lndianola lndependt. I.
M. 3. &. True and W. c. Devorc, TAxA
Co. REPUBLICAN,.
Al Swain and Miss Backus, Grand juno
tion Head Light.
A II Brown. Vintoa, Peoples Journal.
J G Stockton snd lady, Osceola Republi-
can.
20 james and lady, Decatur Journal.
w0 Mitchell and lady, Moant Vernon
Collcsian.
Mrs. NJ II Money, Jefferson Era.
DR.. + McChlland, Cedar Rapids Times.
W Gallup and lady, Nevada Repre-
sentative. -44. s,4
J b Ainsworth and lady. Deaisea Re-
view. iiAl3 la#l.&l{-sl
ET cresssy, and sister, Dcs Moines Bal-
letin. ~ ''7'i 1''f 80
A c Holt and wife, vinton Eagle.
I G II Ragsdale aud Miss Freer, Chari-
ten Patriot.
Gcv. b. +. Cue and wife, Fort Dodge
North West.
W u Shuey, Western Gazette.
A d Collier, Western Gazette.
Mark Miller, z0es Moines Tpumolo4ist.
A J b ,rbank and uife, Fort Dodge Times
John McKibben, Whmsset San.
II Maualt and wifi, Chicago Post.
Thos. G Newman and wife, Cedar Rapids
Signal.
G>A Atwood, wife and Mrs. Lands,
Dallas Gazette,
VIII Wheeler, Blairstown Herald.
Gcu. VIM. Duane Wilson and dau shtcr,
Iowa Home stead.
III Ayers and lady, Manchester Union.
w Logan, wife and Miss Cummins,
Waterloo Courier. - -
L w Allum ami Miss Rod gers, Jaspcr
Republican. -..ss,.ys ,.t..o.e
HNeycnesch and Lady, Pclla Wcckblad.
A + Better, Pclla Blade. J,.q -
E N Chapin and lady, Marshalltown
Times.
r II Darnhart, Marshall Advance. ana
c Beck, Des Moines Anzciger.
w G Cambridge, Tama Citizen.
r w Brady, Indianola Journal.
w S Bcnham, Newton Free Press.
Frank Case, Clarksvillc Star of the West.
JW Ragsda'c and wife, Abba Spirit.
Moses Folsom and wife, Charlton Pat
riot.
Ed. Lunt and wife, Adams county Ca
zcttc setH
FP Morgan and wife. Glcnwood Opinion.
r y. Walker and Miss S V Foster,
Bloomfield Democrat.
IN Dixon (blind cditor) and wife, Mar
shalltown. - i
The Marshalltown Silver Band, COM
prising the following gentlemen: Harry
Gcrhart, leader; Fred Baum, Joseph
Holmes, Charley Spencter, + G Lockwood,
Vim. East. II Griswcll, $ Loveland, Fred
Grammc. u G Graham. J + McCracken.
{ eorr We CO. e
In good time the party was aboard
and the train rolling rapidly south
ward, having as \ send-otf the music
from Ottumwa's band, aud the cheers
OF the citizens. At every station the
people gathered and welcomed the
party; AT Bloomfield q. very cordial
reception being accorded to It, with
music and q general outpouring OF
tho peoples = &
now MlssoU u WELCOMES.
Xt Kirksville the citizens were ont
in torce, with a band and banners,
and an extra issue from the Journai
office, welcoming Iowa's editors to
her sister State. With these demon
OF pleasantness all the way
down to Macon, when the party re.
ccivcd a glorious reception and din
Dcr at the Depot House. A long
ride had made couple OF
hundred of appetites keen, and the
provcndcr was voted as just the thing
tor the stay ing of the cravings OF
Iowa stomachs. After dinner,
ALL ABOARD AGAIN,
aid on toward St. LOUIS. At War
rcnton the citizens lemonaded the
party and by sturdy sAake Of the
hand and happy word babe us vel
come. At Wentzyilic the News is
nucd an address vot welcome. aa4
THE ST. CHARLES REcErrloS.s = !
The excursion was met at St.
Charles by the Committee OF Re.
ception from the st. Louis Mcr-
chants Exchange, and citizens, among
whom were the following: Major
Lee II. Shryock, President OF the
hoard OF Trade, Hon. Chauncy l.
Filley; G. j.. Durham, division super
intcndent OF the North Mo. Il. r.; +.
+. Williamson, Superintendent OF the
Pullman Place Car Co; ID. J. V3or-
his, +. 5. Walteps ". J.. Sharman,
D. II. Rowland, George II. Morgan,
g. N. Mcdowell, General Cyrus
Busscy, Governor +. o. Standard,
VIM. NJ. Brawncr. S:ilson Hutchins,
Colonel n j. Collsan, g. B. Will
son, Colonol David Murphy, Josiah
Fogg. g. S. Van Wagner. j. v.
Wcstlakc, g. J. Osborne, w. IL.
Clopton, Levi Ashbrook.
Vice president Foxsintroauced Mr..
FiilcytoAthd party, and after 4 few
words, Of weleesu introduced Col. N.
j. Coleman, who spoke at some