Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-02
70 ATTEND CONGRESS
List OF Delegates From Iowa to
the National Farmers
Congress.
will be Held at Macon. Ca. Com.
mencing October = Free
Excursion.
The Delegates Will be Given a
Chance to See the
South.
necial to s-Repuhlican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 2.-Governor Cum
Minis has appointed the following dele
gates from Iowa to the National Farm
| ers' congress TO be held at Macon, Ca,
commencing October &:
State at Large--Hon. Henry Wallace,
Des Noines; Hon. Albert Head. Jeffer
son; Hon. B. F. Clayton, Indianola;
Hon. William II. Freeman, Oakland.
Delegates-Samuel Thompson, Wash
lington: James Highly. Winfield; John
Winegarden, Millersburg; j. b. Jester,
Sweetland; Hon. Joseph Wallace. FL
dora: III. Patterson, Hampton; Lewis
| S. Fisher. Eagewood; Hon. 3. +. Nor
| ton, Howard county; Henry Erie, Reln-
beck:. Henry 8, Block. Ninton; sam
w. Jones, OskaloOsa; Hon. Joel Stew
art, Grinnell;s Henry. Wagner, Ankeny;
Peter Cunningham, Madison county;
james 6. Springer. Lamont; j. w
Brewer, Corydon; J. p. Hess, Council
Bluffs; IS. Is. English, Nillisca: Hon.
Eugene Secor. Forest City: Jacob Nom
Weller Hancock county; John Morris,
Boyden; James S. Sherman, Ireton:
Arnold Vanderbilt Orange City: Lewis
Lieberkencht, Grand View; j. I. Kirk
patrick, Wyman; L. B. Conklin, Errick
Junction.; Henry Boyde. Columbus
Junction; Reed Henwhiter. Cairo;
Henry Brant, Garnavillc; +. w. Diers.
Read: G. B. Anderson. Hawthorne;
John Damth, Scilo; c. T.. Dewitt, Ell
lott: John Vetter, Red Oak: j. X.
Robinson, Abba; Al Powers, Bloom
| field: c. L. Broman, What Cheer;
Chas. Singmaster, keota; G. w. Dick
ms. Hedrick; II. ]. Davis. Grinnell:
Lyman Longley, Grinnell; j. w. Jones.
Brooklyn; A L. Wheeler, Montezuma:
Matthew Ewart, Ewart; Alexander
Caldwell, White Oak: j. NJ.
brennan. New Sharon: w. II.
Springer, overland; L. C. McDonough
Taintor; Charles Phelp, Taintor; Garry
Carroll, Leighton: John w. Murphy,
| Murphy: II. D. Parsons, Newton; V. w
| Brown, Prairie City; Hon. Z. Dotson.
Colfax; S. B. Powers, Colfax; c. w.
Downs. Newton: Hon. Isaac Patterson.
st. Ansger: j. M. Hockstetter Dexter;
Z. Furness, Nevada; Hon. D. Harnlin.
Sharps; A. Z. Fehr, Oakland; p. NJ.
Gardner, Hawarden; Robert Lynch,
Sheldon: James Walpoie, Rock Valley:
John Lister Conrad Grove: Thomas
Early, Earlham:. Timothy Donohue
Sheldon; j. ]. Riley, Ankeny: c. w.
Stewart, Give; Seymour Yule, Cam
bridge; Capt. L. r. Mullins, Atlantic;
John H. Curl, Bloomfield, Harry b.
Stewart, Charlton; Dee Work, Pilots
burg.
B. r. Clayton Of Indianola, chairman
OF the transportation committee, has is
sued the following announcement:
All attendants will be charged full
rate going. Those from the Southern
and Southwestern Passenger associa-
tons will be returned free where the
fare is above so cents. All others will
returned for cne-third of one rate. AL
parties must take certificate when pur-
chasing tickets and present them when
called fer at the meeting. Tickets on
sale Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, Oct. 3, 4, and 6. Consult
your local agent.
All passengers via Chicago are re-
quested to meet at the Illinois Central
depot Sunday, Oct s. at p. m. All
passengers via Cincinnati will meet at
Queen and Crescent depot at Z a. M,
Oct 6, mad take thru special to Macon
The meeting al Macon will be one OF
the best in our history. After adjourn
ment there will be a. free excursion
thru the Land of Dixie" Dinner will
be taken on the banks of the Suwanee
river, close to a spring discharging 25-
600 gallons per minute. En- route may
be seen the cotton gin, cotton mills, saw
mills and turpentine stills. They will
pass farms, gardens. orchards and mag
nolia pine and live oak forests and stop
over night at Palatka on the banks of
the silent ST. Johns river amid the
richest fruitage and the most fragrant
flowers.
At 6 o'clock Sunday morning. at a
trifling cost, they go to the famous old
city of st. Augustine. on the Atlantic
coast, and possibly a trip of five hours
on the ocean, and stopi over twenty
four hours at Chattanooga national
park as they return.