Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
KNIGHTS Of The GRIP
"RILLY" SUNDAY MAKES GOOD
WITH THE MARsHALLToWN
TRAVELLERS.
JOHN T. ROCK WINS OUT
FOR r. P. A. DiREcToRsHlP
owa Man Reelected Officer of Ma
tonaI sanization-HoteIs Begin
ming to Put in Safety Appliances
Fred Thompson Becomes Identified
With ketchum & Castor Company.

The travelling men who attended the
meeting of Rev. Billy Sunday Sat
urday evening were we'll paid for the
| time spent. His remarks 70 the Knights
of the Grip were appreciated by the
100 travellers present. To say that he
has high regard for the travelling men
does not half express it. he himself
being one, only that he does not travel
all the time. We know one thing sure
none OF US who have heard him
should We happen 70 be where he is
again. will fail 10 attend. and all Will
speak IN praise Of him wherever we
may be.
The animal meeting of the T. P. A al
| Asherv!ne, \. c. closed the week 5
work Friday morning last. The secre-
tary and treasurer, Louis T. LaBeaume.
was reelected without dissenting
vote. The assistant secretary elected
was T. schuyler Logan, OF Indiana, at
The same salary as the secretary IoWa
feels proud over the fact that John ].
Rock. Of Waterloo, Iowa. was reelected
director for the second time, receiving
more votes than any other candidate
for the position.
VIII Diedrick, of this city. who trav-
evening for four weeks trip in Da-
kota
John Minor. of Carroll, salesman 20.
the Groneweg & Tchollengen Grocery
Company of Council Bluffs, returned
today from a weeks vacation spent al
Marshantown. Cedar Rapids and Dav-
export. At the latter place he attended
the Masonic grand lodge.
H. A Thomas. proprietor Of Inc
Mason House at Colfax. is one Of he
first TO comply with the law. recently
enacted by the legislature. by putting
in fire escapes in every room above the
ground fl&or. Mr.. Thomas is sparing
no pains Is make his house on of the
leading ones in Iowa
Z. B. Gotten. salesman for the Toll
lerton, VARIED Grocery Company, of
& ST. P. passengr train in the day time
on Wednesday last. When he awoke
he was twenty-five miles east of Per
~. where he wanted TO stop.
w. c. Stephenson. vi Marshall
Field & Co, is rejoicing over the re-
turn home of his wife and baby boy
w. c. asks: What is home without a
baby?
The smiling face of Bob Let's, an
old Marshalltown traveller, is seen
again in our midst after an absence
Of six years. He represents the Chi
cago Art Company.
Jack Quigley, of Des Moines, sales
man for Pea1 Bros, soap makers, spent
a day last week with friends in our
city.
F. E. Reynolds. of the lumber firm
Of F. E Reynolds & Co. of Mime
apolis. spent last Thursday evening in
Marstlalltown in order that he might
attend me Sunday meeting. F. E. is
one Of the working Gideons Of Min
neapolis.
Walter Putzsl, with the Marshall Oil
Company, spent the day Friday in
STATE Center. with good results. Wal
ter is fast becoming a No. / knight
Of the Grip.
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| c. c. Buck, district manager for the
Angldile Computing Scales Company,
of EIkhar., Ind, spent last Friday in
A-nes. Mr. Buck is a very pleasant
young man 20 meet, and We are pleased
that Marshalltown is his home.
H. H. Buck, late with Bell Bros, of
Dubuque. is now general agent for tbs
Tri State Investment Company. Of
Minneapolis. His territory comprises
! eleven counties in central Iowa.
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Fred Thompson mas taken position
with Ketchum q CASTOR, Of Marshall
town. His territory is northwestern
Iowa. Fred's many friends are glad
TO know that he is to remain in this
territory
Phil Hutchinson. of Grinnell. sales
nan for Letts. Fletcher Company. OF
our city. spent Saturday night in oul
city. coming 10 be with the traveller:
la, the Sunday meeting Saturday even.
ing. Phil Is one Of the christian trav.
cling men Of the road. He was glad u
see so many of the boys taking an in
!; terest in the meeting.