Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-20

Dubuque.
Eighteen young divines graduated
from Wartburg Lutheran Seminary at
Dubuque. They come from Iowa, Ne
braska and Illinois. Sixteen will en-
ter the ministry in the Iowa synod.
Cedar Falls.
A petition is in circulation among
the attorneys Of the city to close their
offices on Saturday afternoons from
June 25 to Sept. 1. It is believed there
will be no trouble in getting all the
lawyers to agree to the pact.
Cascade.
| Miss Matte MCGEE, aged 20 years.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Gee, died at her home in Cascade as
the result of a paralytic stroke suffered
a few days previously. She was a
charming young woman and leaves a
! host of friends.
Fort Dodge.
Seventy-tive cluster arc lights will
line Central avenue and the city square
! if plans made by the Boosters Club
materialize. Property owners have been
eager to sign for the new Improvement
and already two-thirds of the neces-
sarN signatures have been received.
Sioux City.
This is the only city Of it's size in
the United States that does not own it's
Y. M G. A. Building, declares c. S.
Ward, Of New York City. N. Y, secre-
tary of the international Y. M. c. "A.
who will head the $1,OO0,OO0 Y. NJ. C. A.
building campaign which begins next
week.
OeIwein.
The third. fourth and fifth districts
of knights of Pythias will meet In
convention in Oelwein Tuesday, June
81. The convention will be held I'M
der the auspices of Pahdahnee Lodge,
No. 1914, of this city, who will see to
that the knights are royalty entertained
and have a good time.
Fort Dodge.
Nearly 200 teachers are attending the
sessions Of the Webster county teach
ers' institute. Professors from many
prominent universities are giving lee
lures and the work appears to be the
most successful in several years. Miss
Mary Carey, the first woman county
superintendent Webster county has had
in years, is in charge of the institute
Guttenbeag.
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are busy making preparations for hold
ing the annual picnic of the Allamakee
County McGregor- Gutenberg NJ w. A.
Picnic Association Wednesday. June %.
There will be an address by Hon. J. D.
Dennison, Jr., of Dubuque, past head
auditor of NJ. W. A; hourly steamer
excursions, prize races and other ath-
letic events.
Webster City.
Members Of the Commercial League
met and after considering various per-
tinent matters elected these officers:
President, C. H. Richeson; vice presi-
dent, Archie Foster; second vice presi-
dent. w. F.. Hunter; treasurer. George
E. Younkee; board Of directors, G. c.
Tucker, w. L. Whitman, John F. Car
ey, w. C. Burleson, P. J. Brandrup, F.
F. Cash. L. E. Bladine.
Mason City.
Miss Louise E. Mossman, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Mossman. formerly
of Polk City, was married to Prof. John
E.. Hug, who has been head of the
manual training department Of the
Ames public schools. The young peo-
pie will live in Waterloo where Pro-
fessor Hug has a new position in the
high school. Rev. b. Y. Neal, of st.
Paul, performed the ceremony. The
family moved here but short time ago
from Polk City
Webster City.
Plans for the building Of ANEW
cement block structure to replace
the former kitchen cabinet factory
have been designed, and work on the
for the new building will
soon commence. Actual operations will
start about the first Of next week. The |
new building will be q one story struc-
ture, twenty-four feet In width, sixty
feet in length, and fire proof. Expec-
tations are that the new building will |
be completed and the factory running |!
within one month. The product Of the |
factory will be solely chicken coops of
the design patented by L. s. Bunker.
the proprietor.
Storm Lake.
The commencement OF Buena Vista
College was held in the Lakeside Pres
byterian church. The address was CIV
en- by Rev. G. p. Magill, p. D., pastor