Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29

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.lsill Mays gray horse baked right
In front Of the reviewing stand and had
10 be unhitched and led away, but this
5altho everybody showed they Mere
i'hirty-ihird Michigan and Company &;
in. Blur. 81, khaki. Inc Dewey Club Was
aafans Association. and a long list of
iritizers III carriages. These last did not
i3iliterest The cfoMd.
@isnsh, said an old farmer from
s:pirks. erness, ..this aill't no parade.
live seen them horses, before.
,NeNaltheles s Ii was god parade and
lwhiia Misast:ould wac taken 10 The ans
JsdaS Mere to;5ille place W'omen ronlped
latter hef.seager IL have glimpse of her
fac. Some of hem said Miss Helen"
waacallad tlYe object of all the attention
HtDok the spontaneous tribute of affection
from the ;hrong With the prcttiest kind
Hof grace.
AT ths amphitheater the chorus sang
II fiiIf 3ll I)tipllt'.2s
land Rev NJ NJ. Martin. an old time pas
Etol OF TTlltee oaks. prayed. Schaolchil-
j5dren sitting opposite Miss, Gould and
.tforming With eolored gowns a red cross
bowed their heads Mayor Warren gave
lthe greeting Of the town TO the honorce
iguests ii, Il few hearty, manly words. Hi
lis a big man individually and the big
man of this villagenf a thousand souls
vf-t..
iBcmmerscllein took exceptions to ii ii
IA Nay that delighted a portion of til,
spectators not Immediately Interested ii
THE program.
Hey said Squire Bom,nerschein
there's, a minister from Chicago owe
here training that chorus. When he ha,
en- III the opera house here practicin
H and they Gonse TO sing Columbia he lie
sin &c right along until they reache
1.-THE line The Wsnc cup, the Wine Gur
bring nitiier. .Then he cllt that out an
nadr e,ll change Ii to something bou
roses and wreaths. That amt right
Ny ganughtei's over there slngin Wit
that eilorn" She can sing to II. Sire an
the DOCTORS wife that boards With N
ast jiist en the top notcn aa singer
l'fty ~ singers from SingersYille.
3 The program Went along. despite II,
sauirefs objection To altering .Golun
bla. Gen. AIser welcomed Miss Goul
10 Michigan and Miss N Estelle Hal
itlgt0n sang patriotic airs with es
quisite sweetness. Miss Harrington
an Oak Park songstress who generou:
ii came with Professor chamberlai
and Rev. DR. w. F. carton and wife
aid in making the Three Oaks celebrt
ton allit was intended to be.
DIR. Barton delivered the grafton
the day-an elaborate address On III
Victories of peace and war. Chez
were given for Miss Gould. Gen. Alg,
and everybody else. When 1T came tin
TO unveil the cannon Miss Could ro
and touched ii button. The canoI
over the gun Instantly parted and Il
back in the form of an eight points
In the center stood the cannt
Dewey captured and which came
Three Oaks. Then Miss Gould mount,
= the pedestal with Gen. Alger and aft
brief benediction by Dr. Martin Il
~ formal ceremonies were at an end.
j. The people fingered The hurd
i gurdies and merry go-rounds we
y wonderful attractions for those wi
i, had driven miles--from all parts
II Berrien. Cass and Van Buren, count
# to see the sights Of the town and I
II daughter Of the famous fnancieF, ],
n Gould. Away went the hand organ
n I'll leave my happy home for you.
q The girl In the green dress and VIII
q shoes from Gallon smiled on her G
q cort and he said:
n You want to go down to the te
/; land that calf what amt got
i, upper jaw?"
e She went. Girls in white and girls
Is blue, holding each others hands a
ID longing for a world In which the
would be no workdays, talked regre
.. fully OF the absence Of Dewey. II
Y. Dewey sent q letter and It read:
Warrington. June DE. X. Ware