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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
HOME COMING CELEBRATION.
vinten and All Benton County Active
Fer Bia Event.

Special 20 Times Seycc oEcSH-
vtn-on. June t5.-The home coming
celebration 20 be held il Vinton next
week, Is expected 70 be the biggest
even. o: is kind ever held in Benton
county The various committees hav-
ing charge OF The celebration have been
working nigh: ard day, com pleting ar
rangemen-s The entire COUNTY has
been flooded with .a-ge posters, and Il
Is expected that there will Dc 3 per
feet avalanche Of people pouring into
vtn,on during the entire four days.
John Rob.ason's circus Is billed for
1he first day. and consequently 40 oth-
er program has been arranged FOR that
day. 4 mammoth industrial parade ha~
been arranged for the third day. in
which vii! be the FIRE department, local
military company, automobiles, bust
ness floats, bands, etc. Major James
E Whipple will art as marshal o: the
day. and will have charge Of the for
mation OF the parade. assisted by Cap
tain George X. Sanders. The parade
will Dc headed by Mayor Buxton and
The executive committee. The dates are
Ju-e q 20 - inclusive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15

Reherd, of Waterloo: address. How to
Make the Most Of This Convention" by
Rev. E. e. Smith. of Cedar Rapids;
address. Christian Endeavor Ideals
and Practices" by Rev. G. II. Platten-
burg. Of vinton: round table, The Inn
migrant" by Miss Wee Morrison, of
Orange City; junior hour, by Miss
Minnie Thomas. Of Iowa Falls; inter-
mediate, Mrs Condor, of LeGrand: ad-
dress, F. c. Ensign, Of Iowa City; adj
dress. The Cali of God to the Foreign
Field" by Howard w. Johnston. Of
Ackley; address, The Call OF God to
the Home Field by Rev. Theodore
Morning, Of Independence.
Friday-"Greeting to the SUM-" Rev.
T. G. Breaw. Of yinton: committees
and departments OF Christian Endeavor
work. by Rev. William Hardcastle, OF
Iowa Falls; &C. E 1911" by Rev. P.
Marion Simns. Phi D.. of Vinton; adj
dress, rev. John 7. Bergen, D. D.,
of Dubuque; installation and closing
conservation service
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
DISTRICT c. E. CONVENTION.
Program For Annual Meeting az EN-
metsburg. June 1923.

Special 70 es-Repuollcan.
Iowa Fails June l5.-The program
for the annual convention OF the sec
ond district Christian Endeavor So
cie-ies. has Just been issued. The con-
vsrJior VIII Be held 81 E-anetsbu-g
June - ard IS, with the following pro-
gram.
Devotional. Lloyd Ressnen. of En-
rletsburg; business session; biale
study. Rev. ". c. Cole Of G-oldaeld;
reports from societies; discussion.
subject. Shall We Divide vt-e Dis
tric.?" leader If affirmative, Roy B.
Lockwood. Of E,dora; negative. Isle
swartzend-ove-. OF Clarion; address o.
welcome. Rev J. Z Bre-eton. OF En-
me,shurg; response, Mss Maoie
Wake,1ar. q Otho; workers confer
cree. leader. C W Zasrrow; mission OF
Junior c Z. Miss Lu.u Holsnheck, OF
Rolfe: The Need Of me Junior" Mss
Thomas, % Iowa Falls; address and
conservation. Rev, William Ha-dcas,le,
OF Iowa Fails: discussion a.d reports.
song service and devotional
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Tn. zearins Local Roundup.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Gearing, June l5-T. J. Pollock and
wife spent TUESDAY At Iowa Falls.
R S. Grimes and wife left Tuesday
morning for Kansas, 20 visit relatives.
Mrs James Armstrong spent fey
days This week at the ]. L. Arms t-ong
and Be-7 Price homes. She returned TO
her home a Cleuons Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Armstrong IS enjoying
he comm enceaen- exercises a. Drake
University this week.
Misses Essie ard Mary Naronda are
spending a few days az Montour and
Lesi-aod with relatives.
Mrs. A, D. Hix son Lee and daughter
E,sie, are visiting ~ the Frank Smith
home IN Ei,no-e, MINI.
c. G. Hayden ard wife. of Blatrstown.
home
c. ". Haase and z. NJ Hedges and
lhsi- wives spent Tuesday on a fishing
rip OF the -iva-.
Mrs. c. e MARYLAND and children
with Mes5ames G. \. and Julia Ben
jamin, % Nevada, Visited az the j. X
Lavcock home Monday.
y r Gift and son Ray made a bust
ness call at Hubbard Tuesday
E. ? Noon went TO Chicago Tuesday
morning with carload Of stock.
Or Tuesday morning w. s. Goiiy's
team, which was hitched to a large
bu--e-u,iik tank. standing near the
creamery. became frightened and ran
away, AS they reached Main street
ths. swa-e caught BY l. Rose before
any damages was done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
TO HOLD A REUNION.
Fiftieth Anniversary Of Three Iowa
REGIMENTS.


During the encampment Of the G. a.
r. at Des Moines last week. the sur
vivors present, of the First, Second and
Third Iowa infantry regiments met and
organized for the purpose of celebrat-
ing the fifueth anniversary Of their
muster into the United States service
in 1851, at Keokuk. The reunion will
be held some time In 1911. at Keolluk.
the exact date of which has not vet
been determined. At the meeting the
several regiments were represented by
the following comrades:
First-R. B. Baird, Muscatine; II Ia.
Field, Grinnell: J. s. Clark. Des Moines.
and ]. 0. Stewart. Cedar Rapids.
Secondly. p. Twombly, Des Moines:
r. \. Dahnlberg, Keosauqua; H. e.
Miller, Brandon.
Third. w. Crosley, Webster City;
r. l. Carbon. Tracy; ]. E, Troutner.
Charles City.
An organization was perfected by the
election OF the following officers:
President. j. S. Clark, Des Moines.
F'irse vice president. v. P Twombly,
Des Moines.
Second vice president, G. W. Crosley.
Webster City.
Secretary and treasurer. ]. o. Stew
art. Cedar Rapids.
Survivors Of these regiments are re-
quested to get into communication
without delay with the secretary or any
Of the officers Of the association,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
The Manly News Grist.

Special to Ttmes-RepubHcan.
Manly, June 15.-On Monday the
Manly bank stock was transferred tt
the Farmers' and Merchants Bank
The new firm has a capital of $4,000
and will continue in the same building
as did the Manly bank. which has done
a prosperous business for a number OF
years. The following are the officers:
| c. H. McNider. president: F, Wise. vice
president; J. H. Lyford. cashier; l.
H Lyford. assistant cashier.
Mrs. c. w. McGrath returned to her
home at Downing, Wis, this week, hel
daughter. Miss Hattie, remaining for q
| longer visit.
| Cement culverts are being put in on
the c. G. W. road by bridge gang. A
great many improvements are being
made on that road
| Mrs E. F. True is in Des Moines
visiting her sons.
| Miss Myrtle Cochonour, who has
closed out her photograph gallery at
Northwood. is spending a few days
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Cochonour, before going to Cresco,
to engage in work in gallery there.
Mrs. G. w. Hyter, of Victor. arrived
Tuesday to visit her daughter. Mrs.
:. j. F. Schultz.
Postmaster A. W. Hakes. of Rock
Valley, was calling on j. F. Schultz
Monday.
Miss Lydia Gray has returned home
from Puyallup, Wash. after spending
a number Of months with her brothers
there,
The farmers have been working I'M
der great difficulties in this section to
ge, corn crop this year. Some had
TO plant as many as three times.
Druggist Hurd has moved his family
into the Knudson house.
Joe Busta departed for Chicago
Tuesday and from there intends going
west.
Gus Dobel has sold his farm, near
Glade, 10 Henry Redeker.
The Prisci!la's gave Miss Clara Ben
son a parcel shower at her home. She
expects to leave tomorrow for Sacra-
mento, Cal, and on her arrival there
will become the wife of George Meld-
rim. formerly of Manly.
William Oelke and wife, of Farmers
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hinch. OF Clay
ION county. We're guests at the ]. D.
Benjegerdes home this week.
Bert Nixon and family and Miss
Ruth Rossiter have returned 10 their
home at Milbanks, S D., Miss Ruth go
ing on to Aberdeen to visit a sister.
Miss Dorothy Waters has gone to
Cedar Falls TO attend summer school.
The Jewett, Waters and Cerney
schools held picnic at William
Shocks place Friday.
The following will graduate from
the Smith school on Friday night:
Lottie Larkin, Edna Cobeen, Lena
Kruger. Clara and Genieve Smit hand
Elvin Kruger. The teacher is Albin
Cobeen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Many BOX Cars Burned.

Council Bluffs, June l5.-FNra de-
st-oya5 fo--y--h-ee boxca-s standing
on the Wabash side--acls, me esti
mated loss being $4,000 All Of the
cars were empty save eight. six Of
which were loaded with coal and two
with corn.
The rails we're twisted and the tracks
literally torn TO pieces by the heat and
il VIII be several hours before traffic
can be resumed. Over 100 cars were
pulled out OF the fire zone by switch
engines. Several Of the railroad men
were overcome by the heat, but were
soon revived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
the constitution should be made over

the constitution should be made over
again.
Des Moines really took great inter
est in the corner stone laying for the
new city hall. The building Is going
to be one OF the most unique ever
built, for It will be wide departure
from all accepted standards. The Of
fees viii ali be together in great
hall. ike a railroad Office or bank
and thus the visitor in the city Nall will
find It easy TO reach all persons in
whom he is interested. The building
is already under way, the foundation
work having been done last winter and
the substructure al, IN place. While
it Is being done without contract there
IS confidence that under the present
city administration there Will be no
waste or graft.
Clifford Thorne and James H VII
son are both claiming second place in
the vote for railroad commissioner.
The newspaper reports indicate that
Tho-ne IS slightly ahead, but Mr.. Will
sons figures showed that with three
yet to hear from there was
practically no difference between the
TWO. Reports than come TO the secre-
,ary of state IN g. few days VIII show
which one is ahead
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Red sox Team Successful.

Special to imes-Repubucan.
Lake City, June 15.-The Lake City
Red Sox have won two out Of the last
four games they have played. Their
record has been as follows: June 10
At Iowa Falls, Lake City II, Iowa
Falls 4. Lake City battery: Crissin-
ger. McClesry, Barber and Summers
June 11-At Charles City. Lake City
1, Charles City, s. Battery: wilkins
and Somers. June 12-At Charles City.
Lake City; Charles City 5. Battery:
McCleary, Barber and Somers. June
15-At Grundy Center. Lake City 8.
Grundy Center 0. Battery: Crissinger
and Somers. So far the locals have
won every game they have played ex-
cept three, losing one game to Fonda
and two to Charles City. Denison
plays here today and tomorrow. for the
tournament. Wilkins will probably
pitch today's game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
OLIVER DRIVER, ASSAULTED
TUESDAY AFTERNOON az Llv.
ERYMAN BAKER, is DEAD.
BOTH MEN PROMINENT
IN LITTLE COMM UNITY
Assault Result of Quarrel Over Lap
robe-priver's Skull Fractured and
Internal Injuries Inflicted Assaii-
ant Under Arrest, Charged With
First Degree Murder.

Special to Tinles-Republican.
Iowa City. June 15-Oliver p. Driv-
er. We'll known Lone Tree man. was
assaulted yesterday afternoon by his
employer, Guy Baker. liveryrnan a,
that place. and died of his injuries this
morning
County Attorney Mcdonald has iu-
structed the marshal at Lone Tree to
re-arrsst Baker. on new charge, that
of murder in the first degree.
Marshal J. w. Rice, of Lone Tree,
arrested Baker this forenoon and will
bring him TO Iowa City Immediately.
Baker was to have had hearing be-
fore Justice F. ]. Horak. in Iowa City,
Friday, June II. on the charge OF as
sault with intent TO commit murder,
Baker had provided bonds OF $4,000 for
his appearance and said he would be
ready for hearing II was expected
that Baker would plead self defense, as
he ayers that Driver. during their
quarrel in or near the livery barn, pull
ed knife.
The men quarreled over a laprobe,
which Baker believed Driver had made
away with.
The injured mans skull was fr-actur-
cd and he seemed 10 be internally in
jured, altho no blow was delivered
outside the barn that could have pro-
duced such result Both men are
In the neighborhood OF So or 40 and
have families.
The prominence of the participants
in the little community. and the death
Of the victim, has tended TO add TO the
excitmenI. Throngs have gathered
about the home of the dead man, who
is a Modern Wooirnan. well-known in
local circles.
The officers state that Baker had
been drinking before the clash
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Horses Stolen in Woodbury.

housebreskers, chicken thieves and
holdup men been reaping a rich har-
vest in Sioux City recently, but now
the horse thieves are again busy.
F. NJ. Souires. a farmer on the Broken
Kettle road, FIVE miles north Of Sioux
City, lost two horsas and mule, val
ued At about 500 Mr. Squires and
farm hand tracked the thieves into
the city, but were unable to follow the
tracks further than West Seventh and
George streets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15

home at Moravia Monday. utter .
pleasant visit with friends here.
Miss Vida Currey returned home
tuesday morning from Delaware, Ohio,
where she graduated this year from
the high school.
Harry MCGEE, OF Eagle Grove, Joined
ms family here for a brief visit at
the Bishop home.
Miss Ruth Rines went to Marshall-
town Tuesday.
work has already been begun In lay
ing the cement walks from the four
corners of the court yard and around
the court house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Union Celebrates July 2.

Special % Ines-RepuOIlcAn,
Union, June 15.-Union will celebrate
on Saturday. July ?, instead Of the
Fourth. This matter was taken up by
the Commercial Club and. on account
OF other nearby towns celebrating and
The inability to get good ball game,
the fourth. Saturday, was decided upon.
The Eldora and Grundy Center teams
will play ball, which will give us two Of
the best n1ateurs teams in central
Iowa Hon. D. C. Chase, of Webster
City. will deliver the Grafton
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
EASTERN STAR ORGANIZED.
Alpha Chapter Launched at Union
With Nineteen Charter Members

Special % Tines-Repubiican.
Union. June 15.-On Monday even
ing = chapter Of the Eastern Star was
organized here by Grand worthy Ma
tron Mrs Maggie Wiley. Of Mason City,
assisted By the Grand Marshal. Mrs.
Thorn pson, of Marshalltown. The new
chapter started out with nineteen char
ter mem bers and bright prospects OF
other additions. The officers elect
ed are: Worthy Afatron, Mrs. Jamtsch:
worthy patron, Clint Lowe; assistant
matron. Mrs. Lowe. Many were pres
''en- from 3farshal!:own and 4 pleasa nj
evening vas spent. TIE name of the
chayte- will be Alpha
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Alden News items.

Special . Times epublican.
Alden, June i5.-Loren Britten, one
of Alden's early settlers, died Sunday
morning q, Lincoln, Nep., and was
buried here Tuesday.
Hardin county Odd Fellows are
holding q picnic here TO-DAY.
Egg day will be continued in sec
orld chapter, on Wednesday, June % in
farmers picnic. in Riverside Park,
with baseball games. dinner and SUPP
per. and q good time generally, all 70
end with fireworks OF the river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
The News Of Toledo.
Special to Times-Republican.

Toledo, June 1.-THE Misses Hazel
Quick, OF York, Neb., Stella Silver, of
Iowa Falls: Bessie Pepper. Of Mar
shalltown: Hazel VIM. OF Cedar Rap
ids, and Flora Benedict. of Traer, are
all guests at the Mrs. Mary Vim home
this week
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Green.
Mrs. Stanl y Brace and little son, Of
Eagle Grove, are visiting this week at
Mrs G. S. Nortons.
". G. Sears and family, Of Sioux
City are visiting this week at the
Captain Blinn home.
Miss Nellie Trussell returned to her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
c e e A GREAT TONIC
9.S.o. AND BLOOD PURIFIER


of all ton and Is because it the greatest all olo1 puTrer
blood which OF en o
which only put
purity faint
appetite
x1ch nealfhfuI
stand the strain
Scrof Malaria Skin Diseases 1!ooo Foson
BOOK
on adv free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, AI1A1EAs Ga.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
STATE c. z. CONVENTION.
Program for Twenty Fifth Annu:
Catherine at Vinton, July SD.

Special 70 Tines epu blican.
Iowa Falls, June 1.-THE progrom
for the twenty-ffrh annual convention
Of me Christian Endeavor Societies Of
Iowa. 20 be held at Vinton, July s-s.
was given out today and the following
are the principal features:
Wednesday evening-Praise service
and address OF welcome by Rev. D. G..
DUNCAN, OF Vinton; reception by
young people Of vinton; address by
Rev. Ira Landreth, D. D., Of Nashville,
Tenn.
Thursday-Quiet hour. Rev. II. W.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Hampton chaut.usu. Date.

Special to Times-Republican.
Hampton, June 15.-The third annu-
al chautauana 70 b. held In this city
under the management of the Redpath-
Vawter system Is announced for July
81 to ~ tnclusive-seven days this
year. Thep resent plan Of beginning
the meetings on Thursday instead of
as has been the custom OF
former seasons, is to be tried here for
tho drst time. In former seasons too.
the program mas covered only SIX days
Ono day less than the present plan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Beaten and Robbed by Footp.ds.

Sioux City, June 15.-Battling fierce
" with two footpads in the uncertain
footing OF a railroad track, l.. 3. Mad
dision, an enpioye in grain elevator.
was finally beaten into insensibilfty
The robbers secured SIT, taking every
cent Madison had in his pockets
Madison could not remember how
long he had been unconscious. With
returning sensibiltty he shouted for
help and the night Waterman OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
elevator found him. The police have
no clew to the Identity OF the highway
men.
EVIDENCE WAS CONCLUSIVE.

G. II. Hayden. Mason City, Hold to
Grand Jury For Selling Beer.
Special to imes-Republican.
Mason City, June 15.-C. M. Hayden,
charged with maintaining a wide-open
blind pig during the Modern Woodmen
picnic Thursday when raid resulted
in the capture OF forty five cases and
twelve barrels of alleged beer, was
bound over to the grand jury yesterday
afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
A SIOUX CITY SHOOTING.
Man and Woman Hit by Bullet In
tended For Boy Companion

Sioux City. June l5.-Aiexander
Ehriick was leaning over the shoulder
Of Mrs. Hanna Anderson. watching a
fight between Gaines L. Young, colored.
Is years of age and Fred Tresler. IS
years old. The boys were 100 fee,
feet away. The colored lad shot al
TTesler with q large rifle The bullet
just grazed Mrs. Anderson's neck and
struck Ehrlick in the shoulder. While
the wound is serious one 1T is not
thought that fatal complications will
result The boys were arrested and
Young was taken TO the boys and girls
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
DOCTORS OF THE MASSES"

Is what one writer has termed proprie-
tary medicines.
Good, honest, proprietary medicines
like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound succeed. and the homes Of
the masses are blessed by them, while
those which are worthless or harmful
soon drop out Thirty years Of success
in curing female Ills is the record Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
CORNER STONE LAID.
Imposing Ceremonies incident TO Be-
ginning New City Hall at Des Moines.

Special % Times Repuhl5can.
Des Moines, June 1.-THE corner
stone az the new city hall wes laid this
afternoon, following an extensive pa
rade and dem NJ r Malt
bic. Of New York and J. NJ. Had. Of
Boston. were distir guished outside
visitors. The day was made a holiday
ard the ceremonies We're imposing.
ing.
Herbert Quick, nov o. Madison. Wis,
IS one OF the speakers 90 the municipal
banquet this evening
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
FARMERS COOPERATIVE STORE
Ground Broken For New Business Ven
turN at Rockwell.

Special to Times-Republican
Rockwell, June 15.-Ground was
broken yesterday for the erection Of
the new brick clothing store for the
Farmers Cooperative Society OF this
place. Messrs. Henkel and Bruins, Of
Mason City, have the contract for the
erection of the building, complete with
basement, for s3,S75. 1t is to be .24xsO
feet. one story, with a front elevation
Of twenty-seven feet. The front is to
be OF pressed brick and the side walls
common brick and hollow blocks. The
interior ceiling will be fourteen feet,
making a very comodious store room
in which to handle clothing and gents
furnishings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
TWO wARoENs ARRESTED.
Cedar Rapids Deputies Charge ed With
oxication-Evidently Retaliation.

SPECIAL 20 lnss-RepuoIlcaA.
Iowa City. June 15.-State Deputy
Fish Wardens D. n. Franks, and F. P.
Lam, both Of Cedar Rapids. are under
arrest here. charged with intoxication.
They were arrested following their
failure 10 convict an alleged breaker
of the fish laws.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Clifford News srevities.
Special 90 Times Republican.
Clifford, June 15.-Miss Nellia Vests
rar-r, Of school nInsei EN-HaY

GiIord, June I5.-M!ss Ns-Iis Yes. 8
term of schoo. closed Friday.
r. A. Fuller and James Troy opened
their pool room SATURDAY. evening. They
have ren1odeled and furnished = in
frs: class snap Pc.
c Mansfield. Of the steel gang.
erecting Corner Bridge, was struck Of
me head By 6 hammer. which slipped
from me handle, n the hands % te,-
loH- workman .nstcr;-g 2 sever cut on
the head He was taken 20 Union
where q Physician sewed up the
WOMB;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
DoLLIvER TO ARIZONA.
Senator VIII Seek Health in Southwest
Wife viii Accor1p any Him.

-WFe VIII Hccorpany Him.
Special 10 Times Republican
Wasfin gron, June 15.-SAnator Dol,t-
YER has decided 70 go 10 Arizona for
lis health. He and Mrs. Deliver vii,
close their house here as soon as The
session OF congress ends and depart for
here for an indefinite stay.