Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-22
Good Representa- From This State
Expected At the Annual Meeting Of
the Commercial Law League Of
America Msthedist Day" Attracts
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ready under way for these events in
which residents Of the various states
fraternixo and q committee has been
appointed by the Aanitou Springs Hot
Iron Club to make arrangements. Prac-
tically every state mentioned has its
own club composed Of Pixies Peak re-
gion residents and visitors and there is
keen rivalry among them to excel In
point Of attendance and attractive pro-
grams.
Iowans never lose an opportunity to
proclaim the advantages of the Hawk
eye state and they are making plans
for some unique features for Iowa
Day
.Msshodist Day. Rally.
Iowa visitors are also interested in
the plans for great Methodist Day"
rally after the manner Of the big rallies
held annually at Chautauqua Lake.
n. r. This will be the first event Of
the Kind in the Rocky mountains and
prominent Methodist clergymen will
give addresses. The celebration will be
held Tuesday. Aug. 8. at Stratton Park.
Colorado Springs. and the probability
Is that many of the church people from
Iowa will be present. Special arrange
ments will be made for the entertain
ment Of the visiting Methodists.
Iowa Attornsys 10 Convention.
lows will be prominently represented
at the annual meeting Of the Com
nercial Law League Of America which
Will be held In Colorado Springs July
23-2sEinclusive. This Is one Of the most
important national gatherings in the
Pixies Peak region this year and will
attract hundreds Of delegates and their
friends from all parts Of the country.
Among the Iowa members Of the league
many Of whom will be present are the
following: Algona. e. v. Swelling;
Boone. F. W. Canoe: Britt. John Ham
mill: Carroll. T. A. Robb: Cedar Falls.
w. n. MerneF: Cresco. John McCook:
Eldora, e. n. Lundy; Elkader, W. A.
Preston: Emmetsburg, E. B. Soper:
Estheryille. J. w. Moore; Fort Dodge.
w. p Chantland and w. p. Kellegher:
Grundy Center. E. A. Crary; Harlan.
E. g. White. and ]. B, Whitney: Ha-
warden. Roy 3. Shell: Humboldt. Miss
Edith Prouty: Marshalltown. J. NJ.
Holt ana Graham w. Lawrence: Mason
city, Clarence n Smith: Oskaloosa.
I. C. johnson and w. 8. Heating; Sioux
City q. w. French, I. H. Munger and
r. b. Pike: Waterloo. A. J. Edwards.
National K. Of G. Convention.
Iowa will be strongly represented at
the meeting Of the supreme council Of
Knights of Columbus. which Is to con-
vene in Colorado Springs during the
week of Aug. 8. This is the first time
in the history OF the order that a con-
vention has been held in cool Colorado,
and. this feature will prove especially
attractive to the Iowa members. In
addition to the business program. ar
rangements will be made for the dele
gates to visit Cripple Creek. the sum-
init Of Pike Peak. Mt. Manitou. Crystal
Park, the Cave Of the Winds and other
noted scenic attractions Of the Pixies
Peak region.
lowans in Colorado.
A;large number Of Iowa people are
coming to the Pixies Peak region by
automobile and in this respect the
state Is better represented than ever
before among visitors who come by
auto from all parts Of the south and
west. The following parties arrived
within the last few days by auto: Mr..
and Mrs. T. p. Perkins, Of Davenport:
Mr. and mrs H. L. Robinson and fam
lily, Of Des Moines: and j. H. Hardy
and party Of four friends from Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Beck, of Cedar
Rapids, are spending the summer in
COLORADO Springs guests at the Alamo
hotel
w. J. Galley and W. H. Galley, of Red
Oak, are staying at the Navajo hotel in
.Manitou.
w. H. Anderson, Of Milford. is visit
ing in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Starkey and son
Ralph, Of Ottumwa, are spending the
summer In Colorado Springs and have
rented house for the entire season.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Kaiges and fam
fly. Of Council Bluffs. are spending the
summer ii Manitou in a cottage.
A large Aumber Of Iowa people have
been recently added to those who own
cottages In Manitou and other parts
OF the Pixies Peak region and the Iowa
colony this year is larger than ever
before. The state il unusually well
represented In the Pixies Peak region
this year and no where can an Iowa
man 90 without encountering other
residents of that state. Among those
from Iowa who recently purchased
summer homes in Manitou are George
II. Hart, Of Des Moines; J. T. Lightner,
Of Council Bluffs: and DR.. H. q. Robin
son. of waterloo.
ME-. and Mrs. william H. Goodson, of
DeS Moines. made the trip to Colorado
Springs last week in an automobile
with one con. two daughters and a
They were five days on the
road and report q pleasant and COM
Portable trip. The family has taken
cottage a. Stratton Park and will re-
main for the entire summer season.
]: G. Wagner and H. r. Harper. of
Independence. are visiting in Manitou.
Carl H. Schaefer. Of Spirit Lake, 10
spending o fortnight In Colorado
Springs guest at the Alta Vista hotel.
Mr., ana Mrs Charles Hosmer. Of Des
Moines, gre at their summer cottage in |
Manitou Tor the summer.
q. J. 0rosman, OF Waterloo. is at the |
Navajo In Manitou.
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