Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-03

ney bill, which has been favorably re-
ported. The bill is made the special
order for today.
Mrs. Lacey, wife ofthe representative
from Oskaloosa, was one of the nos
tesses at the congressional reception at
the Riggs Friday, and Mrs. Richards
wife of Speaker Henderson's secretary,
did he honors for Iowa at h Nor
mandie. These We're the final con-
g%ressional receptions of the season un-
til after Lent.
ID. ID. Meyerhoff, mayor of Corning,
Ia, Who has beer doing the east for
several days, left for home Sunday.
With Representative Hepburn he call
ed on the president Saturday and had
a very pleasant chat With he chief
executive. His visit east said, Mr..
Hepburn, was only for pleasure"
The postofices at Hoskin, Wood
bury county, and Gainesville, Buchanan
county, Ia. will be discontinued after
February 10.
The Valley N. .ational Bank, of Des
Moines. was Saturday approved as n
reserve agent for the First National
Bank, of Gowrie, also the Iowa Ma
tional Bank. of Des Moines, and the
Iowa State National Bank, of Sioux
City.
Iowa postmasters have been ap-
pointed as follows: Amador. Wappelo
county, John Sartze. vice w. l.. Care,
resigned; Everly. Clay county, j. F.
Jones, vice j. L. Jackson, resigned:
Talmage. Union county, f. r.. Nixon,
vice Myrtle Day, resigned.
Albert L.. Thompson, of Northwood,
the pension office.
Pensions have beer granted as fol-
lows:
Iowa-original: August b. Woell-
hoff, Shenandoah, Sc; Marshall f.
Spurlock, Thurman, Sc. War with
Spain-Willard NJ. Girton, Missouri
Valley, Sc. Increase, Restoration. Re-
issue, Etc.-Freeman NJ. Stone, Knox
vile, $40; Thomas McLelland, Shan
non City, S12; Henry Lawson. Harlan,
IS; William Halliday, Hancock. S12;
Joseph NJ. Grover, Keokuk, IS; George
j. Ham, Ida Grove, IS; special act
January II, Gustave Schnitger, Day-
export, SIP. Original Widows. Etc
Frederick w. Stadter, father, Ottum-
wa, $12; special act January II, Nancy
Campbell. Abingdon, $12.
Washington, Feb. Rural free de-
livery service will be established on
March l as follows
Ankeny, Polk county. one carrier:
length of route. 221s miles; population
served, 575; carrier, George S. Thorn
son.
Additional, Maxwell, Story county.
one carrier; length of route. 25A miles;
population served, 500; carrier, Milan
ID. Warner.
Additional, Nevada. Story county,
one carrier; length of route, 24A miles;
population served. $50; carrier, Robert
Hankins.
Runnells, Polk county, one carrier;
length or route, % miles: population
served. 500; carrier, Andrew Martin.
Swan, Marion county. one carrier;
length of route. 90 miles; population
served, 500; carrier, Charles f. Car
penter.
Additional, Winterset. Madison oun
ty, one carrier; length of route, 22lA
miles; population served, 500: carrier,
Guy NJ. Virgins.
L SNVNN 49,
Mcclure, Fontanelle; John p. Earhart.
Rome.
IOWA PENSIONS.
Increase. restoration. reissue. etc
Hamilton. f. Patterson. Marengo. SIS;
Wet T. McVey, Creston. $40: Richard
Miller. Logan, $f2; George. Ruscoe, Ft.
Dodge, SIP; Georg w. Smyser. indie
pendence. $40: George w. Dart, Mar
shalltown, s12: James X. Annis. Tay-
Tor. IS: Joseph Fisher. Marshalltown,
$40; William H. Heatton, Perry, IS;
Lucius r. Fitch, Mitchellville. $12.
Original widows, e~tc.-Lillie Tullis,
winterset, IS; Julia S. Long, Lenox,
IS; Mary f. Stewart. O~cheyedan, sl2;
Lodemia A. Smiley. Abba, IS; minors
of r. r.. Ruby, Knowlton, s12. Reissue
twidows)-Sarah A. oAen, ormanville,
IS.