Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-26
Eurninn Ymns- RemJtnrant gm4prHuun.g npua, Saturday septembrr 26, 1903

him from circulated as long as is pos
sible, he will undoubtedly be conferrtns
a favor upon the public in general, for
10 community is safe with f. A. Mar
son In ii.
The donation of 1000 by the Iowa
Central Railway Company to the Rall-
road Y. Nj. G. A. fund. announced IN 'he
news columns today. is a matter thal
viii be received with much gratihcatloh
by the people of Marsiaailtown, n es-
p~ecially by those who have a tendency
to feel that the Central was not par
tieularly interested in MarshalttoWn.
The Central offers to bear . per eeht %
The cost of the building, with a pfoNi-
sion that its maximum subscrlptioh
shall not EXCEED $1,000. General NAN
age. l.. F. Day, TO whom the matter
was referred by the New YORK oiieeis'
has evidently looked into the hlattei
carefully, for he expressed hlmseii "
a representative OF the Times-Repubn
can only a few weeks ago. that "hiie
he would ike to assist the project, ne
hardly thought the road able 10 ear
the EXPENSE. Mr. Day. ms doubt, mas
investigated far enough 10 realize What
benefit an association, such as h'aiN-
tanned here. is to railroad men, ana
how ii keeps them from temptations 70
, great extent taefeby giving TO the
railroad comrany better service. De
cause of better habits, me co"Apan,
NAYS sI5 monti,ly toward the current
expense OF the institution. ana .hts ~
eral donation in addition, Is sofneShlns
for which the city Is w.
DAY is to be congratulated uPoli -
ia adorable action in the matter an =
surely appreciated by everyone III Wal
shalltown.
The IIfth-third infantry naau
brought ia a close his week It's ahhuai
nublic concert-season which mas neeh
the most successful. from point OF M
tarest. ever given. The band TINS yea
has been the best organizatloh 'us
cally that has been maintained IN .he
city in many years. The excetiehce y
the Instrumentation is due to the ciiot
Of , most competent director, M. 4aaN
Arnheim, who was secured carry ~ -
season from West Point, where ne hai
baen connected for many years WIN -
United States military academy.
Arnheim is a thorough musician ana
d;reetor who has but few supefiolS
Marshalltown must keep him, ana there
10 ro doubt but that every effort VIII
IL n,.,1a Ia do so. AS a usual thing iocai
( ana,pasters have been hired only for
.ha summer season. but this year 1t Is
tho,,ybt Mr. Arnheim will be retained
during the winter. in order thal 'ht
band may have him as a dlrectoi as'i"
season.
The general good feeling owe me
nrosnects of a better corn crop shan
was anticipated a few weeks < -
generally apparent. Business men 'ash
II and are equally interested with .he
faruers themselves. Marshall IS going
IN no one of the banner OF the
state in the matter of yield this year..
from all appearances. and every one Isl
happy over the outlook.
A great deal of local interest Is pc
;ng shown In the appointments OF the
Upper Iowa conference OF the Metnoais
which is in session ao seeai
Ranids. Marshalltown Is particularly
interested because OF the fact ina .he
pastor of her Methodist church IS y
for the the presidlnE eloeI-
shin of this district. TO succeed Dr. ). u.
Albrook. who went from this church as
elder six years ago. and has now conf
pleted his full term. DR.. Coleman hasl
many friends who would like to see him
made elder OF the Marshalltown dis
triet. and the announcement OF the ap-
continents Monday will be anxiousiy
Probably no city in Iowa. aside from
darlington. the home of Phil NJ. Grape,
has felt the loss of the benevolent lowah
as has Marshalltown. Mr.. Grape was
we'll known here. because of his inter-
est in Soldiers Home affairs, ana the
fact thai he had been chairman or the
&. A. r.. committee on Soldiers Home
for so many years. 1t is indeed fitting
that the flag at the Home has hung
at half mast in his honor, and that a
memorial service is to be held Sunday
In the Police Court.
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