Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-01
ITEMS OF HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONALS FROM MANY RU-
RAJ HETEROGENEOUS
BETHEL GROVE TO
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
Miss Grace Ruth, Rhodes Young Wom-
an, to Wed at Cooper, s. D.. July 10
VALUABLE Colt Killed by Lightning
At Bansor-Proerams For Bethel
Grove Celebration.
BANGOR,

Greenleaf, Idaho, arrived Tuesday for
an extended visit with her parents,
iMr. and Mrs. A. e. HollingsWorth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C.. Carson are visit
ing the formers brothers in the north
western part of the state. Mrs. Laura
Adamson is staying at the Carson
home during their absence.
Mrs. Wilmer Hollingsworth has been
enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs.
Smith, Of Clemens.
A. r. Woodland, and wife, Of Union,
visited at the L. R. Green home Sum
day. Mr.. and Mrs Woodland expect
to leave in few weeks for their new
fhome at Spirit Lake.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Dillon and
daughters, Reva and Zilla and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grellet Dillon visited relatives in
Carroll county over Sunday. They
made the trip in Grellet Dillon's auto
mobile.
wind and hail storm swept over
this part of the county Friday evening.
Charlie Norman had q valuable colt
killed by lightning.
!; Harry Hollingsworth and family
visited at Wilmer Holungsworth's
l6unday.
| D. C. Norman's new house is almost
ready to be plastered.
| Mr.. William Clemens, Of Lander,
Wyo, and Miss Rosa Lancaster, for
merly Of this place, were married last
ander. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. WINERY and
mghter Mary. visited at the w. p.
Thinery home Sunday.
The Bangor band furnished the mu-
ic at Sunday school picnic at Whit
an, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dillon visited Mrs.
ose Winery at LeGrand Sunday.
The ladies Of the w. F. NJ. S. and
leir friends enjoyed an all days quilt
at the church Wednesday Of last
EEK. Two quilts were quilted, pic
dinner was served and very
easant day was enjoyed.
here were no church services Sun
evening on account of the lighting
IS 1t being out of order.
attan Kirk Is home for a few days.
has been spending the past few
IS in Marsha lltown with his son
E7h, who is sick.
& IS Mildred Willis visited friends
7hitten Wednesday.
.ans are completed for the celebra-
N at Bethel Grove on July 4, where
is expected that many from that
elton of the county will gather on
at day. The detailed program has
en- finished. The celebration "Opens
10 in the morning and lasts thru the
ternoon.
The program for the forenoon is as
lows:
usic .......... ....... Bethel Band
ID III al
ADDRESS Of Welcome ............
il ...... &C. w. Biersborn, Liscomb
t Response -. ..E. A. Douglas, Albion
Reading, "Declaration Of Independ-
ence" 90. MRS. w. B. Mantle, Albion
Recitation, 'Battle Of Lookout Noun
tain ....... Lois Blanchard, Albion
The afternoon opens with an auto
mobile parade, after which the follow
ing program Will be given:
Chorus, Banner Of Beauty 80.
.........S Sixty Voices
Drill. ........... .Iiscomb Boys
Reading 80. -. Miss Emma Karin oe
Song Iowa Male Quartet
II 1dress ....... :. Chaplain Jesse Cole
sic ...................Be Bethel Band
h program of sports will consist OF
EZN1ke race, man against horse; pota-
WZdEsace, wheelbarrow race, ladies
M Mg contest, foot race, tug-of-war
items running race, bicycle race
4esg race. In the evening a three
Wromedy, 'Topsy Turvy," will be
NE under the direction Of E. A
8Zz1las.
SSHr ring a recent storm at Bangor q
- Able colt, owned by Charles Nor
was struck by lightning and
l.
ace Ruth. Rhodes young woman
be married at Cooper, S. d., on
10 to Mr. Henry Reber.
se news Of the county, grouped by
II is and country communities, is as
ws: j .l.si... -.
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