Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01
A BIG GLASS Initiated
Fifty.five New Members Of Ia.
Za.Zig Temple OF the Mys-
tic Shrine
A LIST OF THE CANDIDATES
Banquet Served After the Degree Work
in Cycling Hall at Des MONIES
Many Prominent Men Of the State
Taken into the Order and the occa-
sion Was Notable One for shriners.
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PIE of the Mystic Shrine initiated last
evening a class of fifty-five at Turner
Hall. Following the initiating ceremo-
MES a banquet was served at Cycling
Hall and the feast lasted until early
largest since the temple was established
here and among the candidates for the
degree were many prominent men in
the state. The following became no.
bles:
M. f. Andrews, Marshalltown; Aus
tin f. Swaney, Newton; c. III. Williams,
Guthrie Center; c. j. Cramer, Bagley;
L. j. Shank, Des Moines, Howard Case,
Newton; j. w. Sprague, Bagley; y. y.
Byers, Atlantic; Edwin S. Young, Jef-
ferson; C. w. Alderman, Fort Dodge;
George McBurney, Cooper; w. J. Ed
mondson, Perry; Martin c. Bills, Perry;
Thomas NJ. Laverty, Marshalltown'
Frederick Wassem, Marshalltown;
James A. Wilson, New Virginia; j. L.
Coughlan, Ira; +. B. Wamock, Battle
Creek; H J.. Shower, Battle Creek;
Frank l.. Robinson, Villisca; =. d. Min
lex. yillisca; +. L. Hadlock, Villisca;
Joseph Dixon, Coon Rapids; I. +. Mar
dis, Winterset: r. j. Mahood. Marshall
town; w. o. Brown, Okoboji; +. wv.
McClanahan, Holstein; w. +. Hutton,
Holstein; John C. Kranz, Holstein; w.
u. Anderson, Des MoiEes; d. w. Sher-
man. Des Moines; George NJ. Kemp, Des
Moines; w. C. Warner, Des Moines;
Walter N. Anderson. Scranton; Harry
r.. Kay, Greenfield; A. III. RetsloH, Man.
son; Will c. Sievers, Walnut; J. Is.
Swinburne, Marine; John s. Fleming,
Atlantic; s. r. Conner, Walnut; A. n.
Emerson, Newton; G. A. Gustafson.
Dayton; S. A. Burnquist, Dayton; G. p.
Diehl, Valley Junction; Frank Il. Ross,
Valley Junction: L. G. Krull, Valley
Junction; c. A. Ingersoll. Boone; ]. A.
welles, Boone; Charles Harkole, Eagle
Grove: Edward B. Lecky, Eagle
Grove; Mark Babcock, Harlan; w. %.
McConnaghan, Prairie City; j. G. King,
Roone: and John Harting. Newton.
The browning feature of the anntver-
sary was the banquet given in the Cy-
cling hall at 1880 p. M, after the initi-
atory ceremonies. Hon. Sidney A. Fos-
ter presided as POSTMASTER. and the
toasts were responded to as follows:
What 1 Think / Am" Henry G.
Akin, Imperial potentate. Omaha, Neb.
What is the matter. If Anything,
with the Texas Steer?" George Green.
deputy imperial potentate. Dallas, Tex.
at Is Not the Vest. but What There
Is Under It, that Counts" A. p. Clayton.
imperial high priest and prophet. st.
Joseph, Mo.
.tWhy Am Glad to Be Here" w. s.
Summers. Tangier temple. Omaha,
iNeb.
"a Daniel Come to Judgment" Judge
d. n. Dickinson, potentate, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
why There Are No Sand Bars in the
Mississippi River-to Shriner."
George l.. Osborn, potentate Kaaba
temple, Davenport.
IAN Apostolic View of the Za-Ga
Zig" d. c. Hoffman. potentate Osman
temple ST. Paul, Mimi.
From the Lower to the Imperial
Body" E. I. Alderman, imperial first
ceremonial master, Marion, Ia.