Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-29
EDITORS Coon A LARK
Illinois Newspaper Men Guests
Of Iowa Central at Clear
Lake.
Special Train Went North at
Five O'clock-.The Per.
sonnet.
Lunched at Oskaloosa. Dined at
Mason city..will Spend
Sunday.

The complimentary excursion given
by the Iowa Central general passenger
department today to the editors in cities
and towns on the company's line and
adjacent territory in Illinois, gives
promise of being one of the most pleas
ant outings ever enjoyed by the newspa-
per fraternity in the Centrais territory.
The train left Peoria on schedule time
this morning at s o'clock. but was de-
layed somewhat by making a longer
stop in Oskaloosa. In that city the
newspaper men We're guests of the Os-
kaloosa business men, who entertained
them at luncheon at the Downing, fol-
lowed by drive about the city. Instead
of leaving at 2:45. according to sched-
ule, the train did not leave Oskaloosa
until after ) o'clock. The train Will ar
rive here at about 5 O'clock and upon its
arrival at Mason City. shortly after S.
there will be banquet served the
guests at the Anderson. The program
ct Clear Lake Will be carried out ac-
cording to the plans as announced in
these columns several days ago.
The personnel of the party. as invited
to be guests of the passenger depart
ment on the Complimentary trip, is as
follows:
X. NJ. Hanna, Journal. Peoria.
l.. PHI. Wolf. Die Some Peoria.
Bernerd Cremer, Demokrat, Peoria
Eugene Baldwin. Star, Peoria
Oliver White, Illinois Press Associa-
ton, Peoria.
H. w. clendenin. Illinois State Regis
ter. Springfield.
II. Z. woodmansee. Illinois Trades
man, Springfield.
i. A. Lyering, Gazette. Monmouth.
j. W. Lusk, Review, Monmouth.
a. W. Brown, Home Visitor, Farming
ton.
E. NJ. Killough. Enterprise-Ierald.
Abingdon.
j. c. shoop. Kodak. Abingdon.
w. H. Clark, Argus. Abingdon.
@. H. Akin. Ensign. Little York.
c. r. Duncan. Independent. Seaton.
George H. Perkins, News, Keithsburg.
Fred H. Maxwell. News, Bardolf.
*. NJ Whitman, Times Record, AL
edo.
S. II. Beatty, Times Press. Delevan.
w. Fl. Brown. Times. Macomb.
w. II. Hainline, Journal. Macomb.
Will ii. Taylor. Tlnes-Citizen. Rose-
Vile
L. NJ. Ross Eugene Whiting. Gazette.
Canton.
{. f. Neukirk, Banner Green Valley
j. h. Houston. Citizen, Centerville.
j. X. Norman, Forestry, Abba.
w. w DeLong. Tribune, Centerville.
Richard Burke. Times. Oskaloosa.
Thomas Shockey. Globe. Oskaloosa.
All Wooster. Journal. Oskaioosa.
Charles Hoffman. Herald, Oskaloosa
Aside from the newspaper men MIR
,Batty had aa guest Hon. Nicholas Il
Worthington, judge of the appellate
court, Peoria. Mr.. Batty Was assisted
| III entertaining his guests by Mr.
| Charles S. Walters general agent Of the
passenger department. at Peoria. ana
| MIR. Il. S. Clncebeaux. of the advertising
| bureau of the department. of this city.
/ In Oskaloosa the party was Joined by
/ General Superintendent C. w. Hunting
| ton and General Solicitor George w.
Sewers. and in this city by General
Auditor T. 1. WATSON and Mr.. ID. w.
Norris. .Gr., editor of the T.-R, MIR.
Charles Henry, of the Reflector; Editor
4 S. p. Ayers. of the Herald and Editor
F.. S. Widl, of the Beobachter.
/ The special train, which is composed
of baggage car. coach and Pullman is
in charge of Conductor George Dawson.
| Vt Peoria