Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-15
THE GRiNNELL NEWS.
Old Settlers Picnic and Veterans Re.
union-Locals.

1 unIon-IoCdISs
GrinnslI Aug. ia number of Grin
mel citizens drove to Sheridan today to
attend the lawn social of the Ladies'
Aid Siciety at the home OF William
| Wrage.
Seth Buffum has acquired control and
ownership of the Grinnell hack line and
will take possession Monday. This in
sures we'll managed line-a glazing ne
cessity for Grinnell people.
The g. A. r. camps are now installed
in their new quarters in the White
building on Broad street. The flag staff
was planted yesterday with appropriate
ceremony under the gallant supervision
of H. j. Davis and Milo Morgan.
Louis Thompson Walter Burd and
Hugh Alexander went to Lynnville to-
day where they will serve soft drinks to
the early settlers.
Mrs. c. B. Wheeler went to Minneapo-
lis yesterday for a stay of probably sew
eral months with her daughter, Mrs.
Luna Bopp.
Theodore La Baum of DeSoto, NO.,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Marienne
Ellis.
Mrs. Frank Wyatt, of Des Moines is
in town for the purpose of renewing
acquaintance with many friends and
relatives.
George F. Mailer is in HARRISON coun-
ty looking after his landed interests in
that region.
R. w. Thackeray extricated his fing-
ers with some difficulty and consider
able pain from under large stone while
manipulating same Tuesday.
o. p. Engstrom, lineman of the Iowa
Telephone company is in Council Bluffs
attending the encampment of the Fifty
first Iowa.
Mrs. Sadie Bailey Van Horn. of Wash
ington, Ia, who has been the guest of
her sister Mrs. Emma B. Kendall for q
week, left yesterday. accom- aned by
Miss Myrtle Bailey for d further visit
with relatives in Atlantic.
w. A. Willard arrived in town yester-
day from Woods Holl, Mass, where he
He takes Prof H w. Norris place in
charge of the natural history depart
ment in Iowa college next year.
The usual hegyra to che Old SettleH
association at Lynnville set forth at an
early hour this morning. The program
as announced is as follows:
Forenoon, Aug. is, 1901
Reception of visitors. Band music on.
arrival of excursions.
Music by the band.
Song. p
Address of welcome by the president.
Address-Hon. John F. Lacey.
Music.
Dinner.
One o'clock, grand parade by old set
tiers of 1850 and 1860, business men.
ladies on horse back, school children,
etc.
Speakers
Address-Hon.tJ. w. Morgan.
Address-Gen.sJ B. Weaver and 9th
ers.
Voluntary speeches by old settlers.
Five o'clock. Band concert at band
stand.
Eight o'clock. AT town hall, Uncle
JOSH most thrilling play by the
Amateur club.
Orchestra music between scenes.
The Central Iowa Veterans Associa-
tion holds it's annual session at Lynn
vile tomorrow. The following program
is advertised:
$3.50 a. m-Assemble at stand to call
of Lynnvile band.
9:a5-Called to order by President A.
W. Forsythe.
s:4o-1nvocation by chaplain. Rev.
John Potter.
9:50-Song, America.
9:55-Address of welcome by Geo. P.
Bump, mayor.
10:05-Response, John Potter.
10:20-Music by the band.
10:30-speech. Levi Horn.
11:00-Song, Mrs. T. NJ Rodgers.
11:15-speech, Rev. Poage.
Music by the band.
Adjourn for dinner.
ISIS p. m.-Assemble at stand at call
of band.
1:so-oration, Hon. j. w. Morgan, OF
Moline. Ill.
2:so-Musc by the band.
2:35-select reading, Mrs. S. L. Quire.
2:40-Solo, Mrs. F. T. Qulre
2:45-Speech, Rev. d. leiillips,
3.15-Song, Comrades Returning" lit
tie girls.
3:25-Music by ttS band.
3:3o-speech, L. II. Bufkin.
3:45-solo. Mino Wilcox.
3.55-Music by the band.
4:00-speeches by old soldiers and
Others, limit five to ten minutes.
4:S0-Song, quartet.
Music by the band.
5:00-Adjourn.
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