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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06

guest of Mrs. Hoyt Sherman. has been
quite i'll during the past two weeks.
Mrs. r. C. Easton has returned to
her home in New York. after a pleas
ant visit in the city with relatives.
Miss Pratt who has been the guest
of Miss Critchlow. will leave during the
week for her home in San Francisco
Miss Hooper of New York spent the
early days of the week in the city, as
the guest of Mrs. Joseph H. Young.
! Miss Maude Nolan. who has been Wis
iting Miss Schenck. left during the
/ week for her home in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Mrs. Elihu Burrell and family left the
city on Thursday to spend a month
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jones OF Farm
ington-
Miss Alice n. Whitney. uho has been
the guest of Mrs. w. H. Tibbals for the
past few weeks, left yesterday for her
home in Ohio.
Mr. A. F. Holden has gone to Glen
wood, where he will meet Mrs. Holden
and together they will return to Salt
Lake for a short visit.
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Miss Blanche Aldrach of this city,
who has made a great success in light
opera, returned to Chicago yesterday,
to rejoin her company.
Mrs. T. W. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Traughber and Roderick Nc
Kenzie have returned home after ten
days outing in Ogden canyon.
The -, n MI. r-.--;r;a
Sears and John Gillette Roberts of De-
troit took place at the brides home in
East Waterloo on Friday at noon.
Mrs. James Anderson and Miss Jessie
Anderson will leave early in Septem-
/ Der for New York. Miss Jessie will
remain during the winter at school.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Hughes and Mr.
r. F. Haywood left yesterday for Provo
canyon, where they will make short
stay before leaving for the Pacific
coast.
Judge and Mrs. lie Grand Young,
Miss Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c.
Kerr and Mrs. William Reid left dur
ing the week for their camp on the
Weber.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Davis
and Albert S. Day. both of this city.
took place last Wednesday in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day will make this city
their home.
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Miss Jessie Weiner Miss Maud Wei
ner, Miss Lille Weiner, Miss Mile and
Fairy Davis. Lucille Penrose and Ro-
sella Soffe are among a party stopping
at Glenwood.
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Miss Lillian Oliver will leave the lat
ter part of the month for Europe. to
continue her musical studies. Before
leaving her friends will tender her
testimonial concert.
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The principal event of the past week
was the reception given in honor of
Bishop Tuttle. st. Marks school house
was selected as the most fitting place
in which to welcome the guest of honor.
and during the hours of the reception
it was filled with the representative
people of the city.
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Social Notes.

Mrs. Don r. Coray has returned tC
Ogden.
Bishop futile lift yesterday for
Idaho.
Miss Wheeler has returned from
Brighton.
DR.. George futile left yesterday for
St. Louis.
Miss Helen Kneass has gone to San
Francisco.
Mr.. David Mccarthy has gone to Hol-
iday Park.
Judge o. W. Powers returned Friday
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Mr.. and Mrs Roberts will make their
home in Detroit.
Mrs. Frank Browning is visiting
friends IN Idaho.
Mrs. William Igleheart has returned
from Hobble Creek.
Miss Pepin of Denver is the guest of
Mrs. Fred C. Graham.
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ar. and Mrs. Singiser Of Cincinnati
are visiting in the city.
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Miss Nellie Healy of Ogden spent the
past week in the city.
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Mrs. Samuel Woodward returned yes
terday from Brighton.
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Mrs. E. L. Anderson of Ogden is Wis
iting Mrs. E. NJ. Miller.
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Miss Fay McCune has gone to British
Columbia for a short visit.
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Mrs. Otto Stalmann will spend the
next two years in Europe.
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Mr.. Julian Siegel has returned home
after two years absence.
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DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Ellerbeck have
returned from the mountains.
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Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett will return
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Society at Brighton.

August 2.-Splendid weather, clear
and cool, with the most delightful
breezes. continues to bring every day
new visitors TO this charming resort.
The cottage colony is now nearly COM
plete and the hotel is rapidly assum-
ing an air OF summer prosperity.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Odell with
Miss Louise Oden and Miss Florence
Grant, returned TO Salt Lake. Miss
Oden expects 10 remain in the city I'M
til Saturday, when she will return to
Brighton with Miss Fannie Bird, J.
F. Odell, Joe Richards and Hal Hemp
stead.
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Miss Althea Wheeler who has been
visiting Mrs. Howard for the past week,
returned home yesterday by Park City.
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Miss Cox and Miss Reedall are the
guests of Miss Mabel Anderson at DO
Drop In
Saturday afternoon Mrs. C. F. Put
nam gave kensington tea in honor OF
Mrs. G. n. Davis. The room was pref
tily decorated with columbineS and
roses and dainty refreshments were
served to Mrs. Short. Mrs. briggs, Mrs.
r. II. Browne, Mrs. Mary Godbe, Mrs.
c. P. Brooks. Mrs. Frank Godbe, Mrs.
l-dl MI y laws anu MISS ElNd
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MIR. Graham F. Putnam arrived at
Brighton Saturday evening TO remain
until Wednesday with Mrs. Putnam
and the little ones.
Miss Pauline Groo, who has spent the
past three weeks so pleasantly at DO
Drop In" returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Odel1 accompanied
their son, DR.. T. G. Odell as far as
Echo on Sunday last and then came on
to Brighton by way of Park City.
Mrs. Bredameyer and son will spend
the next two weeks with Mrs. Short.
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Mr.. Heber Young arrived in Brighton
/ last evening to spend few days with
his family, who are located for the
summer with Mrs. NJ. c. GOdbe.
Mrs. Woodward will return home Sat-
urday after pleasant week in Brigh-
ton.
Mrs. Charlotte f. Hayden and hen
sister. Mrs. Gertrude Hayden. will re-
turn to Salt Lake tomorrow.
Mrs. DR.. Gemmel and mother came to
Silver Lake last week. Mrs. Gemmel
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Mrs. Davis went to Salt Lake yes
terday-.
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Mr. Louis Kolitz and c, II. Tuckett
are at Brighton completing arrange
ments for the mid summer candy car
nival. A grand ball will be given at the
hotel. The music will be furnished by
Helds band. One or two concerts are
also promised the -cottagers and guests
and every one is looking forward to a
thoroughly enjoyable time.
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Among the new hotel arrivals are
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Price. Mrs. Seek
les, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. HILL Miss Flea
nor Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Simon, Mrs.
II. GauZ, Mrs. John Reed, Miss r. Ed
wards. Messrs. Ray Van Colt. Everett
Hill, Robert Wallace, Louis Kolitz. c.
H. Tuckett, z. Roberts.
Castillo Springs.
Fishing anr boating are the popular
diversion at Castillo during the day.
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On Friday afternoon Mrs. j. F. Evans
entertained at luncheon, complimentary
10 her niece Miss Florence Evans OF
Illinois The dining room was redolent
with the perfume of sweet peas Great
punches of the flowers in colors of pink
and lavender were used artistically on
the table. Around it were seated, be-
sides the guest of honor, Miss Allen,
Miss Helen Allen. Miss Edith Hale
Miss Richards, Miss Sears, Miss King
Miss Reta Mcmillan, Miss Losee, MISS
Brown, Miss Peyton and Miss Lane.
Following luncheon the guests en-
joyed a sewing contest, for which prizes
were won by Miss King and Miss Allen.
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during the coming week from the Fox

during the coming week from the Fox
ranch.
Frank Roberts and Curg Williams are
enjoying fishing trip in Idaho.
The special car going TO Saltair to-
morrow evening will leave at 6:15.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed have
gone to Colorado to spend August.
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Miss Maud Thorne has gone to Brigh-
ton for weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin are
enjoying an outing in Ogden canyon.
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Miss Mamie Cox and Miss Elizabeth
Reedal are sojourning at Brighton.
Mrs John Reed and Mrs. Harry
CAM are visiting friends at Brighton.
NJ. ]. Friedman has returned from
Idaho. after an absence of several
weeks.
Miss Beatrice Sells leaves tomorrow
for San Francisco, where she will enter
school.
Mrs. w. P. Cooper and daughter
Ruth have gone TO Vermont to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Huntoon of Sac
ramen:o are the guests OF Mrs. James
Anderson.
Mrs. Freed and Miss Esther Freed
left yesterday for a months visit in
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ferry and Miss
Edith Ferry spent the past week in
Park City.
DR.. Pfoutz, DR.. Worthington and Mr..
S. H. Fields have gone TO Idaho on a
fishing trip.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Niles and children
will return from the east the early part
of the week.
Miss Sutton left last evening for an
extended visit with relatives on the
Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. H C. Hoffman have
gone to Silver Lake. where they will
spend August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Nye will
leave during the week for their home
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Mrs. NJ. ]. Gordon and Miss Helen
Gordon of Tacoma are the guests of
Mrs. John Cain.
Mr.. Horace W. Talbot of Denver is
in the city visiting his brothers, E. L.
and F. L. Talbot.
DR.. Ellen B. Ferguson and daughter
Claire have gone to New York to visit
Miss Ethel Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Fenton gave a
lake party last evening, in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Singiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hayden leave
during the week for Mexico, where they
will reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Young and
Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence spent the
past week in Soda Springs.
Mrs. William Bennett and Mrs. Rob-
ert Marsh have invitations out for
cards Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George F. Downey will leavs
early in September to join Major
Downey in the Philippines.
Mrs. J. A. Grant. who has been wis.,
iting relatives in the city, left Wed.
nesday for her home in Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes re-
turned Thursday from an enjoyable
visit at the Fox ranch in Idaho.
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Mrs. Frank Sherman. who is the
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Lake Party.

One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the week was a lake party given in
honor of Mrs. Anna Minor at Garfield
on Wednesday evening. The young
people were chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Marcroft, Mrs. Youngberg,
Mrs Bryan and Mrs. Hall.
The guests were Misses Anna Minor.
Clara Howard. Selma Youngberg. Katie
Wilson, Mabel Spencer, Phinne Tho
mann, Glen Youngberg, Matte West,
Emma Hawk. Lottie Marcroft, Ella w.
Crockett. Miss Manning, Miss Coleman,
Messrs Ed Howard, VIII Dickert.
Frank HIGHLAND, Andrew Frebairn, Lutte
Crockett, Clarence Cowan, Hamilton
Frebairn, John Engstrom, NJ. Bosh-
water, Will Vincent, Robert Marcroft,
and Mr. Storms.
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ay evening by MI and Mrs. w. Will

day evening by Nh and Mrs. W. Will
liams. ''Sixty-three" was the pastime.
Prizes were won by Mrs. H. NJ. Sadler,
Mr.. Peart, Mrs. w. II. Culver, Mr.. w.
Williams and Mr.. J. d. Ford.
Mrs. John Timms will be the hostess
at the clubs next meeting.
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Mrs. Robert Hardness. Miss Hardness
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sharp left yes
terday for Glenwood Springs.
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Mrs. W. H Dale has returned from a
two months eastern trip.
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a delightful party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Blood
127 II street. Friday evening. in honor
of Miss Mamie Pestana, prior to her
departure for Butte. Mont. About sew
enty-five friends were present 10 enjoy
the musical programme rendered by
some Of Salt Lakes best talent, after
which refreshments were served
Among those from a distance were Miss
Ella Sterner of Greeley. Colo. and Mrs
Hanley of Leadville, Colo.
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Surprise PARTY.

Mr. Clarence Crandall was the recip-
lent of a very pleasant surprise party
Friday evening. Games were entered
into and greatly enjoyed by the guests,
who were Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Crandall.
Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Shay, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Stimson. Mr.. and Mrs. I. j..
Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Borden, Mrs.
w. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwards,
Misses Walker, Sutherland, Wismar,
Clark, Harbour, Whittemore, Trenam,
Hart, Bower, Haas, Cole, Messrs.
Corum, Turner Smith, Wismar
Tucker. Haas, Whittemore, Ingham,
Trenam.
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At Garfield.

DR.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Trip and
Mr.. D. f. Burley entertained a number
of friends at Garfield Wednesday even
ing. An elaborate supper was served
and later dancing was INDUCED in.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
S. F. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hemp
stead. Mrs. Alma Katz, Miss Edna
Sherman, Mr.. F. c. Schramm and Mr.
A D. KatZ.
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At Saltair.

Mrs George F. Downey entertained
a number of friends at Saltair Monday
evening. After a batl in the lake
delicious supper was served.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Y. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Pol
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sharp, Mrs
Faber, Mrs. Barlow, Miss Wallace, Miss
Hardness, Bishop futile, DIR. George
futile and Mr.. Thompson.
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William z. Raby, Salt Lake City......53
Karen Madsen. Salt Lake City,. 80
Newton II. Henderson. South Jordan. SO
Eta T. Beckstead. South Jordan. 10
Roger s Sanborn. Salt Lake City......27
Nora Pearson. Salt Lake City.........2 %
John G. Roberts, Detroit. Mich........Z7
Emile W. Sears. Salt Lake City.....20
Chester L. Fountain. San Francisco. :. .25
Georgia Z. Rich, Spokane. Wash. .16
Franklin f. Boyce. Murray. 80
Marinda Amundsen, Murray. .........26
Fred Wood. Vernal SO
Emeline Bingham. Vernal.
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In formal Luncheon.

Mrs. Edmund Wilkes entertained at
luncheon on Friday in honor of Bishop
futile. Pink and white sweet peas
made an attractive table decoration.
Present to meet Bishop futile were
Dean and Mrs. Halsey, Miss wallace
Mr. G. S. Wilkes and Dr. George Tuttle.
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High Tea.

Miss Gilmer gave an elaborate high
tea Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Wallace and DIR. George futile.
In the dining room were arranged five
small tables adorned with peoples,
ferns and sweet peas, and around them
the twenty guests were seated. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06
Informal Event.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mcmillan en-
tertained informally Tuesday evening.
A short musical programme was given,
and a dainty supper was served.
Present were Mrs. Emily Willy
Brown, Miss Dora Mikeseil, Miss An
ME Brown, Messrs. w. H. Hepworth,
Hyrum Davis, Joseph Sessions.
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There have been no special features
of social interest during the week just
closed. The absence of notable func-
tons, however. is not indicative of COM
plete ennui among the several sets of
local society. There have been numer-
Gus informal events and nightly visits
TO the lake, where the younger set
holds sway, and where dancing is the
popular evenings amusement.
d. The principal event of the coming
week will be the marriage of Miss Lois
Lyman. daughter of Apostle Lyman,
and Ferris Dunyon. The ceremony will
be solemnzed in the temple Wednes-
day at high noon. and will be followed
by a wedding breakfast at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. William H.
King. at which there will be present
only members of the family. The bride
and groom will spend the summer at
the home of Apostle Lyman in Tooele.
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Marriage Licenses.

Permits to wed were issued last week
as follows by the county clerk of Salt
Lake county:
Joseph w Hunt, Butte, Mont......23
Luela Sartain. Butte. Mont..-.-....:z
Charles W. Bennett. Alpine.
Annie Murchie. Salt Lake City..-......1s
Robert ]. Jenkins, East Jordan...........20
Bertha Morrow. Granger.
Albert H. Grice, Salt Lake City..........26
Celia Freeman, Salt Lake City........32
Samuel II. Evans, Salt Lake City......H
Edith A. LomaX. Salt Lake City........25
George S. Reid. Salt Lake City........24
Lillian P Horsley. Salt Lake iCty. "a
Andrew Cotton. Bingham. AZ
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Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs A. F.. Doremus an
nounco the engagement of their daugh-
ter hattie. to Mr.. J. d. Hagman.
The wedding will take place in Sep
TENDER.
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Ar Tuncheon

Miss Katherine King was the hostess
of d prettily arranged luncheon We'd
nesday afternoon, at which Miss Flor
ence Evans and Miss Florence Reynolds
were the guests of honor. Masses of
sweet peas decorated the table, and at
each place daintily decorated fans were
placed as souvenirs.
Covers were laid for Miss Florence
Evans, Miss Florence Reynolds. Miss
Hattie Reynolds, Miss Florence Kessler,
Miss Buckbee and Miss Gertrude Rich
ards.
Dinner and Cards.
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In Honor of Miss Evans.

evening was informally spent on the
lawn
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Nav Club.

The May club was entertained Tues
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Dinner and Cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Porter enter
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guest Of Mrs. Hoyt Sherman. has been
quite i'll during the past two weeks.
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Mrs r. C. Easton has returned to
her home in New York. after a pleas
ant visit in the city with relatives.
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Miss Pratt. who has been the guest
of Miss Critchiow. will leave during the
week for her home in San Francisco
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-31
OBITUARY.
Tholnpson.

There is saddened home at 4Os North
Fourth avenue today, where, at {
o'clock this morning, Mr.. Herman
Thompson died after months Illness
with fever and complications. He was
only "a years old and was married but
a little more than two months ago to
Miss Clara Swift, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Swift. The deceased was
employed in the packing house. Besides
his young wife he leaves mother, two
brothers and three sisters. The funeral
Will be held Saturday. probably in the
afternoon. but the arrangements have
not been completed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-31
MIR. MORSE TALKS.
Vice President and Treasurer Of
Iowa Central Admits That Road
May Be Sold.
Says the Milwaukee Deal Has Fallen
Through. But Does Not Name
Probable Purchaser.

The New York Commercial, a journal
devoted to the commercial interests of
the country gives space in its Tuesday
morning edition to an Interview by Mr..
George r. Morse, vice president and
treasurer of the Iowa Central railroad,
in which that gentleman confirms the
report that negotiations are pending for
the disposition of the road. The Com
mercial says:
1.-The annual meeting Of the Iowa
Central Railway Company will be held
on Sept. s, at the office of the company
in Chicago Notices have been sent out
to the stockholders of the company that
an election VIII take place for three di-
rectors, whose terms expire with the
ending Of the fiscal year. The notice al
so states that dividend Of 11s per cent
will be declared on the preferred stock.
Probably the most important part of
the meeting will be the discussion of
the sale of the road to one of the great
western systems. For some time past
rumors have been in circulation regard
Ing the sale Of the road. and yesterday
they were confirmed. George r. Morse,
the vice president and treasurer Of the
road, who has an Office in this city, stat
ed to a Commercial reporter that it was
very likely that the line would be sold
For some time past he said, 1T has
generally been considered that the ulti-
mate destiny of the Iowa Central was a
consolidation with one OF the large sys-
TENS in the west. Nothing definite has
been done as yet in regard to the sale,
but there are negotiations pending with
one or two roads. You can definitely
deny that the Chicago. Milwaukee s. St
Paul has about concluded negotiations
for the purchase of the road. I am not
at liberty to say which of the big sys-
TENS, however, will be the most likely
one to buy IT.
Asked whether anything definite
would develop at the annual meeting
next week. Mr.. Morse stated that there
was nothing going on just now which
would indicate that the matter would
be discussed. You see,' he explained
the Iowa Central is like an old maid In
new clothes. The road has been through
several flirtations with some Of the big
| systems, and now that 1t Is in paying
condition. 1t Is beng treated once more
| with marked favor AS have said, the
road will very likely be sold, but how
| soon or to whom Is a question which
1 can not answer at the moment
From other sources it was learned
that negotiations are now pending be
! tween the Iowa Central and the Chica-
4 go. Rock Island & Pacific, and the Chi
cago Burlington & Quincy. Another
line Is also anxious to buy the road as
a feeder, as it is now doing q greater
business than ever before.
THE road has more than 500 miles o.
/ trackage. It's main lines are about 81,
miles in length. Its capital stock i.
| $11. 100000 in common and $7,400,OO0 IL
(. preferred OF this amount there is So,
| 519,341 common stock and s1.72S,369 pre-
ferred stock in the treasury
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Lettie Thorpe spent the day in
Des Moines.
Mr.. G. G.. Swain was in Des Moines
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. j. Warren. of Albion. spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. Z. y. Binder. Of Colo, spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. Eli willcuts. of Gilman, visited
in the city Wednesday.
Rev John Montgomery, of Albion,
spent Wednesday in the city on bust
ness.
Mrs. NJ. L. Parrett spent the day in
Pickering with her son, Mr.. George
Parrett.
Messrs. Dan Ertel and L. r. Idso have
returned from ten days trip to North
Dakota.
Mrs. b. F. Taylor returned wednes-
day night from short stay at the
state fair.
Mr.. Will H. Wilson spent Wednesday
in Des Moines in attendance at the
state fair.
Mrs. George w. Smith visited in AL
bion Wednesday night as the guest of
Mrs. Albert +. Hill.
Messrs. E. E. Downing and Marion
Gard left for ST. Louis Wednesday eve.
ming for few days visit.
Miss Ella Gilmore went to Chicago
Wednesday night, where she will re.
main week on business.
Miss Emma Carlson went to LaMollle
this morning for few days visit al
the home of Lewis Larson.
Mr.. P. S. Balch and son John returned
Wednesday evening from their week.
visit at Colfax and Des Moines.
Mr.. A. A. Moore left for Minneapolis
Wednesday night and will be absent TO
q few days looking after business.
| Mrs. z. j. Burch and daughter Bea,
trice, Of Elberon. and Mrs. q. w. Burcl
J and son Glenn. q Keystone. who hay,