Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-29

All members of the U. c. 7. Of Mar
shutdown are requested to be present
at the meeting next Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock in Redmen's hall. Quite
a number of candidates are expected
for that evening. If any know OF
traveller in our city who wishes to join
the class be sure and have him on
hand.
1,he pay roll of the Marshalltowh
travellers for the month of February
was over $4,000. 1t could just as wen
he $4,000 il the Commercial Cluo
would take enough interest in US TO
see that a few good houses could ne
ha4l at a reasonable rent.
Fred Ferguson, of Des Moines' SAFES
man for John Deere PloW Co1ipai.s'
moved to Sheldon last Monday, that ne
might be at home with his family OIL
ennr, as his territory is northwestern
Iowa
IA post mortem was neiu Oh viz
boly of Charles Bragg. of Des MONIES
who died two weeks ago, ana 1T mas
been decided that his death was causea
from an injury received some time ago
by an automobile He carried lnsur-
ante which will give his family $ll,ooo.
1loyd P.sweld, with the Independent
Baking Company, of Davenport. Iowa
was accompanied on his trip last week
nv C.. d. Sternisky, an expert from the
factory. What orders they missed were
few.
IT Is reported that new train Will be
mt on by the Rock Island between
Iowa Falls and Cedar Rapids, leaving
Iowa Falls in the morning, and on me
return trip will leave Cedar Raplas
about 5 p. m. This will be convenient
train, not only for the travelling men.
but for every one living on the line o1
thu road.
+. W. Whitaker, salesman for Let's.
Fletcher Company. of our city, was ac-
conpanied on his trip Friday up the
Story City branch by Mrs. Whitaker
and son Morris. They seemed to enjoy
thu, outing.
t.. L. Putzel with the Marshall OIL
Company, who has, been so dangerously
sick for the past four weeks, is on the
mend, and is now able to be up quite
a little each day The family is much
encouraged and looks for a speedy ee-
covery.
The travelling mems party given at
the Pilgrim last Saturday evening was
the largest of the season. The next
one will be held at the same place
Saturday evening, April 10, and
large crowd is looked for.
H. c. Shaw, wife and son, spent
Sunday at the Pilgrim. They are look
ing for fooms and will make Marshall
town their home. Mr. Shaw represents
r osenballm Bros, a commission firm
Of Chicago.
1t will be appreciated by the tray
elers if those having roms to rent
will leave their address at the Hawk
eye rooms with w. J. VanDerveer.
]. F. Gleason, representing the silk
department of J. v. Farwen & Co.,
spent Sunday in MarshallteWn. Mr..
q, eason is a very pleasant gentleman
to meet. Mr.. A. j. Witt. general sales
man for the same firm, was also
guest at the Pilgrim. Mr.. Witt will
become a member Of the U. c. T. next
Saturday.
c. D. Cass, representing the North
S:ar Shoe Company Of Minneapolis,
is Just recovering from another oper-
alton. making his fourth one in the
past two years. He visited the trade In
our city last Wednesday.
The Iowa State Travelling Mems AS
se,ciation is growing faster than at any
time in the history of the association,
having received over $500 applications
since Jan. Is.
w. d. Forty, general salesman for
Carson, Prize Scott & Co., wholesale
dry goods, of Chicago, spent last
Thursday at Grundy Center. w. D. is
NIT feeling as we'll as his many friends
wish he did, but he is taking good
care of himself, in hopes that he may
improve. He has the first stages OF
Iocomotor ataxia-
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