Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
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- Program Brief.
| At 2 O'Clock Mr.. Radford presiding
Mayor Alexander was called and made
the address Of welcome In the name OF
the city, and Attorney Frank G. Tyr
rell, greeted the people for the Native
Sons and Daughters OF the Golden
West. Denis Evarts Bowman responded
in behalf OF the east and Andrew Park
for the south. The Rev. J. d. Habbick
replied for the Canadians present, and
United States Senator Works. OF Call
fornia, and w. r. Richardson for the
Pacific coast and the middle west re-
spectively. Mrs. Lucy S. Blanchard.
relative Of the former governor or
Louisiana, spoke for the women OF the
United States.
While the addresses we're interspersed
with songs led by Mr.. Park. there was
no attempt on the part OF the program
makers to furnish other entertainment
or amusement for the crowds. The aim
OF the federation and OF the state socf-
eties forming II being to cultivate the
social and cooperative spirit on the
part Of the members. the committee be-
lieved that the best way to attain this
without let or hindrance.
The day was ideal for the aNair, and
II is estimated blythe management that
all told there were more than twenty
five thousand fasteners assembled at
the grove during the day. Among those
from Iowa who aided In making the
monster picnic the success IL uhdoupt-
eddy was. were:
Some Of Those Present.
Judge Curtis D. Wilbur, of Boons-
boro, now head of the famous Juvenile
court of Los Angeles: Judge Frank r.
Willis, OF Aurelia. Jefferson county; DR.
Edward Henderson, Hon. Horace Boies
Dies Moines: p. S. Rishel. Des Moines
president Of the Iowa Society: T.. $
Ormsby. EmmettsburG: John j. Hamii-
ton, Des Moines: Judge F. w. Hauser.
formerly of Anamosa: Col. \. =. shaw.
Dies Moines: c. f. Parsons, secretary
of the federation and OF the Iowa state
Society, OF Davenport: II. II. Nichols.
treasurer OF the Iowa State Society:
Mayor Alexander. Tama county;
Thomas Early, former mayor of Pasa :
dena; Prof. Milo Hunt of Oskaloosa:
D. B. Lyons, Des Moines: Rev. Bob
Burdette of Burlington: DR.. A. G.
Whiting, Iowa City: Dr. q. +. Malaby
Colonel Durham, Sioux City; w. c.
Benedict Marshalltown: Arthur l..
Hamilton, Washington: f. c. Catell.
Lon r. Chaplin. Charles G. Roberts.
Wheatland; Stephen Townsend. Iowa
City: Charles H. Toll. Clinton: j. +.
Sartori Cedar Rapids: w. w. Ridge,
Burlington; a. II. Stutsman. Burling-
ton; J. H. Seadman. Council Bluffs:
c. D. Manning. Des Moines: Charles II
Kegley, Des Moines: II. p. Hoffman.
Spring field: P. f. Hatch. wellington:
Calvin Hartwell. Marshalltown; j. w.
and r. A. Fowler. Glenwood: Floyd
Elliott. Iowa City; Robert Eason.
Scranton: DIR. George Deacon. Cedar
Rapids; l.. c. Crossman. Muscatine:
w. a. Caldwell. Vinton: l.. II. Tur-
ner, Marshalltown: ]. II. p. Burke,
Walnut; f. r. Braly. kellogg: c. l..
Bisbee, Keokuk O. l.. Baker. Des
MONIES: j F.. Andrews. Creston: T. ID.
Allin, Iowa City: w. a. Stutsman, Burr
lington: John f. Sayler. Winterset: II.
T. Higgins, Sheffield Frank w. Hill.
Maxwell: Henry q. krohn. Davenport:
DR.. Harry w Forbes Des Moines;
Rev. Matt Hughes. Grinnell: DR.. r. S.
Walker, Des Moines: Fl. c. Robbins,
Mrs. p. l.. Whitney. Des Moines.