Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-01
HAD A GOOD TIME.
Illinois Editors Royalty ENTERTAINED
Whilcin Iowa.

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The party of Illinois editors which
passed thru Marslralltown Saturday aft
ternoon en- route to the charming resort
of Clear Lake as the guests of the Iowa
Central railway had a trip long to be
remembered for its many delights ant
| pleasures. They left Peoria at S O'CLOCK
in the morning on a special train COM
posed of dining car, baggage car and
a Pullman sleeper and the run was
made with but few stops arriving in
Mason city at in the evening. Engin.
Ger John Vaughan having taken the
train thru the entire distance of 34i
miles with one engine, No. 30, and not
mishap or delay of hiAnaking during
| the day.
| The arrangements for entertainment,
en- route were perfect yet no privileges
We're abused every member proving
| himself a gentleman born. AT Martins.
burg the train was boarded by an Os-
kaloosa reception committee, under
whose charge lunch. a drive and speech
making were INDUCED at Oskaloosa. AT
Marshaiitown a similar committee from
Mason City took charge and banquet
with more speech making was served at
their town. Arriving at Clear Lake
l"Commodore" Whitaker broke all rec
ords for hospitality. Sunday was round
of quiet pleasure such as is afforded at
Clear Lake. The party returned at 8
lp. IN. their pullman being attached to
No 4.
En- route home between Mason City
and Marshalltown the following resou-
tions We're adopted unanimously.
AT meeting of the members of the
editorial party held on board the Pull
man car, en- route from Mason City to
Marsiialtown, Sunday evening. June
3oth, 1901 presided over by MIR S. p.
Ayers, editor of the Marshalltown Her
laid, Marshalitown. Iowa the following
resolutions presented by Mr.. H. w.
Clendenin. editor of the Illinois State
Register, Of Springfield H. We're unani-
mously adopted after Informal talks by
each member of the party, who told his
personal experiences and feeling re-
gardng the trip:
We, the representatives of the Illi-
nois and Iowa Press. SO kindly invited
by the Iowa Central Railway to be
guests for a two days outing at Clear
Lake, Iowa, cannot forbear before we
separate. to express the high obligations
we are under for the magnificent time
We have had to those who have so zeal
ousl5' and successfully exerted them
selves TO entertain US; therefore
Resolved That we hereby extend
our warmest thanks TO that peerless
general passenger and ticket agent, MIR
Geo. S. Batty, for his constant person
al attention to our comfort and PEAS
ure. also to his genial general agent at
Peoria, H.. MIR. Charles S. Walters. that
prince of caterers for his careful look
ing after the comfort of the inner man
also to his active and attentive adyer-
Using man. Mr. +. S. Cincebeaux, for
his untiring efforts TO add TO our pleas
ure. The trip has been made most en-
joyable turnout by the personal care
and attention given TO our care and
comfort by these gentlemen.
Resolved further That our thanks
are due and are hereby rendered 10 the
board of trade and citizens of Oskaloo-
sa Ia, and TO the Commercial club OF
Mason City. Ia, for their generous hos
| pitalty, also to Commodore Isaac
| Whitaker of the Lake Shore Hotel
| Clear Lake, for the generous entertain
! ment receicved at his hands. and also te
10 Mr.. George a. Emery, general pas
senger agent Of the Mason City and
/ Clear Lake railway for kindness and
/ courtesies extended.
our trip turnout has been one of al
4 Logged pleasure and unmiNed delight and
! we feel most greatful and under last.
/ ing obligations TO all those who have
individually ard collectively assisted IL
4 making it So
4 ~ SC s.Ji,
/ from illinois and Iowa who We're pres
ent to enjoy the delights of the trip is:
! A w Brown, Home Visitor, Farming
4 ton, Ill
S. p. Wood, Bugle, Pennington. Ill.
/ Charles G. Mitchell, Home Press
/ Pennington. III.
r. NJ kllough, Enterprise-Herald
Abingdon, Ill.
j. G. Shoop, Kodak, Abingdon, Ill.
w H Clark Argus. Abingdon, III.
i John w. Lusk, Argus. Gazette Mon
mouth. Ill.
i. a. Ewing. Daily Review. Mon
4 mouth, Ill.
Hon. Geo. c. Rankin, Republican-At
las. Monmouth. Ill.
i o. H. Akin. Ensign, Little York. III.
4 c. T.. Duncan, Independent. Seaton
4 Ill.
George H. Perkins, News, Keithsburg
Ill.
i Fred H. Maxwell. News. Baraoiph
Ill.
X. NJ. Whitman. Times-R Record. Aledo
Ill.
II. w. Clendenin. Illinois State Reg
lister, Springfield, ILL.,
. r. f. Woodmansee. Illinois Trades
man, Springfield, Ill.
Il H. W. Woodmansee, Illinois Trades
I man. Springfield. I'LL
S. H. Beatty, Times-Press. Delavan
: Ill.
w. d. Brown. Times, Macomb, Ill.
, w. H. Hainiine, Daily Journal, Ma
comb. Ill.
Will H. Taylor Times-citlzen, Rose
Vile, Ill.
L. NJ Ross, Daily Gazette, Canton
H.
Eugene whiting. Daily Gazette. Can
!. ton. Ill.
c. f. Neukirk Banner. Green Valley
! ILL.,
Paul R. Goddard, Post. washington
] ILL.,
c. f. Nine, News. Emden, Ill.
Oliver White. Illinois Press Associa
ton, Peoria. Ill.
IOWA EDITORS.
NJ. D. X. weimer. News, Waylant
Iowa.
G. C. Heacock, Enterprise. Brighton
Iowa.