Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-19
The Afternoon Program.

The Afternoon Program.
While all possible speed, considering
the crowd. was used in getting the
events started, they were not finished
until almost 5 O'Clock. The winners and
prizes hung UP for each We're as fol-
lows:
Event clerk selling the creates
number of excursion tickets-rl'o be an
nounced later.
Event 2.-Guessing contest on the
number of passengers accompanying
eXcursion-To be announced later.
Event 3.-Base ball game, west end
VS.. east end-Won by east end; prize
S2T. Second prize of SIS awarded the
west end.
Event 4.-Tug of war, butchers VS.
grocers six men on team-Grocers won
prize thirty-six one pound cans OF cof-
fee Butchers second one half dozen
pairs of suspenders.
Event 5.-Tug OF war for ladies, open
to public, twelve ladies' TO the team
Team composed of Miss Anna Peterson
Mrs. Emma Lynch, Mrs. j. Il. Snyder,
Mrs. Ethel Waldo, Mrs S. n. Harter
and Mrs. Fred Bowman. won; prize,
one dozen cans of maple syrup. Team
composed of Mrs. Whitmer Mrs. w. Fl.
Black, Mrs. kruse Mrs. Goss, Mrs.
Whitaker, and Mrs. Jones. second, two
dozen cans of baking powder
Event 6.-l00-yard dash. open to
wholesale and retail clerks-Charles
Bondage, first; prize one case of coffee:
Hiram Shaver. second: prize, one box
of soap; H. Pitcher third; prize, one
sack of flour.
Event ball passing contest, FOR
ladies, open to pubic-Mrs. ID. f. Rob-
inson, first; prize, one camera; Miss
Anna Peterson, second; prize. one bot
tie :. perfume; Mrs. Frank Tower.
third: prize one can of baking powder.
Event s. fifty yard fat mems race for
men weighing 1S5 pounds or over,
open to grocers and butchers-T. II
Bondage first, prize one case matches;
j. f. Harrigan second, prize one case
I've: Oscar Kailengberg third, prize
one cheese.
Event 9. fifty yard dash for girls
under II years of age, open 10 the pub
lic-F'inis Cobb, Waterloo, first, prize
one case pickles; Freda Kellenberg
second. prize one case pickles; Grace
Bingaman third, prize, one case pickles
Event 10. best looking baby under
years of age, open to puolic-Rich
ard son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Macleay,
of Waterloo, first, one box assorted
cakes; Arlene, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Cohn, Waterloo, second
prize three dozen cakes toilet soap;
Ruby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y
+. Dame. third prize one can baking
power: Charlotte, daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. $. ]. Bussey, Waterloo, fourth
prize, one box talcum powder; Pau
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Black, Wa
terloo, fifth prize, three packages pud-
ding.
Event II, broad jump, open to whole
sale and retail clerks-Hiram Shave
first prize pipe; +. w. Ritter second,
prize, knife; Henry Pitcher third, one
years subscription TO Marshalltown
Herald
Event 10, biggest fish story, open to
public-Don Perry first, prize, case
pickles; e. j. Bole second, prize. six
packages Pearl Wheat; James Dillon
Waterloo, third, prize. one cheese.
Event 13,best looking grocer or
butcher-D S. Good first prize, fo,u
sacks flour: j. A Awde second, prize
one case Maple Flake; w. M. Raymond
third, cheese.
Event IA, homlieat grocer or butche,
Il. S. Peckham first, prize, four SACKS
soap; w. II. Moreland third, prize,
cheese
Event 10. running hop, step ard