Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-31

For Supervisor (full term)-W. IA.
JONES.
For County Treasurer-c. H. SMITH.
For Sheriff-T. j. SHOEMAKER.
For Superintendent of Schools-MARf
e. HoSTETLER.
For Coroner-F. p. LIERLE.
For Surveyor-WILLLAM BREM-
8 NER.
HUNTING A WARM PLACE.
Newspapers in various sections OF
Iowa are noting the departure of citi-
gems for a winters stay in California,
Florida or some other point in the south.
"A number are planning trips to Porto
Rico or Hawaii In the effort to escape
the severity OF winter. An Iowan who
soiourns in southern state during the
cold period reports that a larger number
than usual are putting in an appearance
early. Generally the people who go away
from home at this time are of the leis-
ute class OF mature years, or those OF
weakened physique as the result of dis
ease. They are usually of the class that
have money to spend, and the present
prosperous era makes their purses heav-
Ter than ever. They can afford to take
their ease and are inclined to do so.
The youthful Iowan, however, can not
appreciate the sensitiveness Of the older
people to cold. To them, winter is a
period of exhilaration; it is full of in
aspiration because 1t makes their blood
Jingle in a. healthful way. They turn
from the loneliness of summer and the
splendor OF fall to what they regard as
the healthful and invigorating period Of
winter, and their bright faces and
cheerful manners certainly make it
pleasanter for all who stick to Iowa. hot
or cold.
II is good policy for people to go away
from home occasionally. They broaden
their minds as we'll as benefit their bod
ies and they come back to appreciate
Iowa more than ever and to assist in
educating their associates and friends
wita tales Of travel.
Mr. COUSINS 10 SPEAK IN DIES MONIES.
Congressman Cousins is booked for an
address before the Grant Club at Des
Dfoines Saturday evening. The Grant
club ID one OF the strong organizations
OF the capital city and in selecting Mr..
cousins it honors itself and secures an
orator OF national fame. In speaking of
the event and the speaker the Register
saws:
'.The Hon. Robert G. Cousins is justly
regarded as one OF the foremost plat
form orators of the nation. He. is invited
10 fill the most conspicuous occasions In
the greatest cities OF the nation. Quota
lions from some of his more elaborate
addresses are carefully conserved as
ciassics- ~
eAnd Robert q. Cousins is type Of
soung Iowa manhood. 1t was rugged
group OF scotchmen who settled in the
northern part OF Cedar county some IF
~ years ago. No one could long remain
resident OF that vicinity without be-
coming accustomed to the bonnie. broad
scotch dialect, and the Cousinses and
Safelys and Fergusons and other sons of
Scotland were as clannish there as on
( the highland heather. Yearly the bag
pipes and the plaids We're brought out
\ for grand celebration of the birthday
of the patron saint, Bobby Burns. and
the young sctons were taught to publicly
recite the rhythnical songs of the bard.
I From such rugged home Of honest an
seestry, frsm the county establishing the
FIRST graded school in Iowa, grew up to
manhood typical OF the best Iowa man
ood-Robert G. Cousins. the silver
stongued orator OF the midland county
now the intimate associate and COUNSEL
{ Tor Of the nations greatest men and
minds.
lows delights to honor her own. Des
Moines will put on her gala attire and
crowd the Auditorium In recognition OF
our homegrown apostle of good govern
4 ment, Robert G. Cousins"
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