Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-23
Mr.. Shove Urges Travelling Mems
Commercial Club to Secure
Creamery For Home Town
LOCAL CREAM SHIPPED FAR
Il. v. Foote, a Veteran Salesman
Critically III-Protest Against Extra
CHARGE for Sample Rooms-charIey
DEUEL. and His Service to the Trav-
eIino PubIic-Notes.

We noticed a Sign az .He
grounds last week: Send your cream
to Des Moines creamery" How much
better it would have been a 1t
read Marshalltown instead. With one
of the richest counties in oWa ana
sn1endid railroad facilities, we &
| surely to be able to at least take care
of Marshall county cream. AS a lie"
If orr business men a remarKeo,
Il does not pay. Now, how are they
to Judge? 1t seems to a with most
of creaneries. Take, for
the Manning creamery, of
Iowa, where ream from Marshaii
county is shipped every day. lheS
have enlarged their plant quite a
little in the past few years. Boone
has just opened a large plant Where
some Of u cream is sure to go. Were
a creamery running in our city, IL
would be an every day sight TO see
from 200 to 800 cans of cream unioaueu
at the union station. The e. M. q 81.
P. are thinking quite seriously OF put
ting on a train to gather the cream
along its line, for Manning. Here Is
a chance for the Commercial club TO
get busy. Let is try and keep our
cream at home, and ship our butter,
the finest in the state.
The travelling men living in our city
appreciate the ever-ready and willing
Charles DEUEL., caller for the c. & n.
w. Charles never tires in his work
for the. accommodation OF the public,
but once in a while you will n a
person The will complain, let him DO
his very best. For instance, in the case
called to our observation last week,
those who saw it, feel as if Charles
was, doing his duty and for h best
interests Of all.
L. G. Medearis, Of u city, sales
man for William Ayers & Son, man
ufacturers Of the ga horse blanket
of Philadelphia, was in Odeboldt last
Wednesday. He reports the fall bus
,iness the best he has ever had for the
firm.
HI. ". Foote, OF he old time ana
popular statesmen in Iowa, is a very
sick man at his home in Des Moines.
It is reported he will never be able
to be up and around again.
e. u. Downing, Of our city, was ac-
companied by Mrs. Downing, on his
western trip of two weeks. They spent
a few days at the fair in Sioux City.
returning home last Thursday.
George M. Wilson is the new as
sistant to A. G. Johnson, general
salesman for Wyman, Partridge & CO.,
Of Minneapolis. George will make his
horne, in our city.
The Travelling Mems Commercial
club banquet will be held at the Pill
grim Friday evening, October 8. Good
speaking and music is a part OF the
evening entertainment. All look for
a rousing meeting.
G. w. Williams, of Marshalltown,
with the white goods line for J.. ".
Faryvel1 & Co, of Chicago, covered the
towns in western Iowa on the G. & N.
W. last week. Mr.. Williams reports
trade the very best for years
A. great many travelling men are
making q great kick at the charge of
SO cents by most Of the hotel men in
Iowa for the use Of a sample room. AS
one OF the boys remarked, the other
day: I'VE would not find so much
fault if they would only keep them
clean, but as a rule they are the dirt
lest rooms in the house."
Dick Adrion, with the Paxton-Gal-
agher Company, wholesale grocers of
Omaha, was accompanied on his trip
last week by Mrs. Adrion.