The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-08-13
CHAUTAUQUA IS
OPENED IN rain
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Iof Lincoln and Emerson and he has
the ability to use his countenance to
make an audience laugh or cry. His
humor is somewhat slow and his ora
tory firm and forecfui, but his appear
ance and manner go farther toward
creating mirth than his witticisms
His lecture was not a mere entertain
mcnt, but at the same time was in
structive and elevating. Mr.. McClary
Emphasizes the sunny side of life and
the influence of mirth for good in the
world
List of Tenters.
The following is complete lis, OF
those who have rented tents on the
grounds for the season, together with
their tent number: W. c. I. q. Rest
Room, 2; Mr. and Mrs. Sylv ster AL
drich and Mrs. Edith Briggs, 3; w. e.
Ramsay, A; Capt. C. Woodruff, 5; Miss
Sarah Ryan and Mrs. Sarah Robin
son, 6; f. p Terrell, z; Mrs. b. f.
Remington, s.; Mrs. Hanna Hickey
10; w. S. Gray, of Wright, IL; A. l..
Rice, of Wright, IL; Jas. =. Myrick
Eddyville, I3; w. c. Boatman, OF
Barnes City, IA; Mrs. Sarah Proudtt
Is; w, E. Kemble, 16; Dan Caves, OF
Fremont, II; Mr.. Parkhurst IL;
Mrs. J. II. feathers and Mrs. j. A.
Wheeler, 20; Ed Taylor, 81; Geo. W
Alderman, of Fremont %; c. l.. Dean
of Hedrick, 25; Dave Goehring, OF
Fremont, $3.50 Mrs. John Cowan, rs;
Dr. G. C. Farmer, 81; C. w. Bollinger
2S; Harrison Bros, 80; Rev. A. b,
Cornell of New Sharon, 80; Katie
Hinshaw and Mabel Kersey, 81; Josie
Watland and Elizabeth Maxwell, ~;
DR.. w. S. Windle 33; G. w. Lyon. 30 /;
l.. E. Corlett, Sc; w. w. Williams, oil
Beacon, 81; |. w. Williams, of Beacon,
50; Frank Stone, 80; Mrs. e. ID. Brew
er, 40; j. r. McGregor, Al; Mrs. Lee
Long, 40; Sam A. Hendrix, AZ; e. J.
Eisenhart, A; Hattie Templeton, As;
l.. NJ Towns, 40; Fred Butler and
Newt Steddom, so; Mr.. Mattox. So;
W. E. Bradley, Sc; R. l. Robson, So;
]. L. Flewwelling, So; w. L. Wymore
of Rose Hill, 60; w. e. Dawson, OF
Fremont, 81; Olive Votaw, of Cedar.
62; Alma Hambleton and Hilda Coul.
son, Ca Jasper Boyd, of Lacey, o.;
Lew Mitchell, of Lacey, 81; Chas.
Steddom, of Lacey, So; Chas. II
Young, 50; Rev. .. E. Mcbride, of
Cedar, 80; c. D. Randall, of Wright
81; Mrs. Mary l.. Garrett, of Cedar
90; W. l.. Gwinn, of Cedar, SO; JOS
eph Brown, of Cedar, "a; ]. G. Woody
of Cedar, 95; l.. T. Shangle and zoe
Colville, SO; VERNE WEIGH, of Cedar
| o.; Rev. w. II. Slack, of Beacon, 9S;
Y. NJ. C. A, 100; Mrs. Mabel Weaver
of Springfield, H., and Mr.and Mrs
and Mable Dye, 101; DIR. C. A. Abbott
tO2 and 1903; Albert Stanton, of Wright
1O4; j. r. Hoover, 105; Mary H. Van
nest, 1O7; ]. H. Rinehart, 10S; j. e
Fleener, Geo. Andrews, Rev. G. w
Dennis, Mrs. ]. H. Higlin, Jasper War
uer, of Cedar, Link Holder, K. X. Da
Wis, J. II. Williams and w. X. Cowan
Thursdays Program.
9:3O-Miss Longs Adult Physical
Training Glass.
| 0:O0-Bible Hour, Rev. Broyles.
1O:45-Under Charge of w. c. 7. U
Address by Mrs. Ida b. wise.
2:15 p. m.-Lecture, Thos. McClary
The Man With the Hoe" vii
strengthen the hearts of those
who have TO bear up under the
heavy burdens of life.
4:OO-Miss Longs Children's Physi
cal Training Glass.
S:00-Illustrated Lecture, Hon. Ar
thur X. Peck, Boston, The Storm
Heroes of Our Coast" with Illus
trations from actual photograph:
of wrecks and life saving, storms
and destruction.
9:30-Twenty minutes postlude o.
moving pictures, Chicago Bio
Sccnograph. " .-i
chautauqua Notes. s..
The drinking water supply has beer
well provided for and the tank is hep
full of fresh cool water. Ice is also
delivered on the grounds every even
ing.
All the tents have been numbered
this year. Big black figures will 4
found at every front door. By apply
| ing at the headquarters the number Of
every camper on the grounds can Dt
secured and his tent easily located.
The tents were given a good watel
test on the opening day. Most o
them shed the rain well and the few
leaky ones are being repaired. Per
| haps it is well that the test came earl!
in the week. All will dry during
the remainder of the chautauqua.
The outof-town attendance at thu
chautauqua this year is larger thar
ever before. Every train into the city
brings many people from nearb.
towns who come to hear the talent
The Iowa Central passenger from Tho
north at noon today brought owe
one hundred and fifty chautauqua Wis
itors from Lacey, New sharon ant
other towns along the line. the trail
was heavily loaded and If the Grove
increases tomorrow the company WI
have to put on extra equipment. Inc
Burlington train from the east a
noon today also brought in a large
| crowd