Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28

1OT tuo SouuSS peopies
BY score OF to l, Ave innings. o.
! kaloosa won the ball game over Mar
shalltown. and also was winner in the
afternoon contest, seven innings. with
the Monmouth team. the score being I
to
Results Of Events.
Only Iowa Central employees or men,
hers of their families. were permit ed
to compete for the prizes and the re-
suits, In addition to the ball games.
were as follows:
insert Central picnic
Event l. bays 10O-yard foot race I'm
der 16 years old-Perry Newton. Oska-
loosa, first; Merrill Bartlett, Marshall
town, second; Harry FI-eye, Oska!oosa,
third.
Event 2, girls 50-yard foot race. un-
der l6-Jennie Jensen, Marshall own
first: Emma Griffin. Monmouth. sec
ond: Myrtle Heng. Marshalltown. third.
Event ). running high, jump, free
for al.-H c, Livingston. Marshall
town. first; George Watson, second;
L. D. Brown. third; Earl Bringnan.
Monmouth. fourth.
Event T. ladies free-tor-all nail
driving contestants. ]. D. Reynolds.
Oskaloosa. first Mrs. James OHearne.
Oskaloosa- second; Mrs. f Weather
wax. Oskaioosa. third: Mrs. S Is.
C,aray. Oskaloosa, fourth.
Event &. fat mems 5o-yard foot race,
200 pounds or over-E Z. Brown. Mar
shalltowr. first: Ted Hall, Oskaloosa,
second; ". L. Bringaman. oskaloosa.
third: John Searles. oskalooSa. fourth
Event 8, ladies hobhle skirt 5o-yard
-ace-Mrs s b Clarey Oskaloosa,
first; Mrs G +. Poland. second; Mrs.
c. A. Dixon. Marshalltown. third; Miss
Nellie Patterson. Marsha,ltowr. fourth
Event / pretties, baby under years
IN grounds-F7orence, daughter OF MI
and Mrs W ]. Fordharl. West Boone
street Marshantown. Arst; babe OF Nj.
ana Mrs A r Westhoy MarSha,town.
second: child Of NJ and Mrs NJ Stun
satz. Oskalocsa. third
Event 8. largest employees "a r7ilv On
sround-Cieo-ge F. Falk. Marshaltowr7.
first seven children: Sir. Bartlett. sec
onG FIVE children.
Event 2, homeless. man or ground
A A Dawley. os<aloosa. first: Mr.
Srl,ll.a-z. OSkal oosa, second: w f
McCarty. oskalooSa. third.
Event -, hammer throwing contest
l. ?. French. MarsaalltoTn. first; G.
Miller. Oskaloosa second: NJ Stohl.
oskaloosa. third
Event y, Oldest e-nplove % Contra.
Railroad Company il point Of service,
Thomas Clegs. Oska,oosa, first. thirty
nine years: Po- McDonxan. oska loosa.
second thirty eight; Dan Mitchell, Os-
kaloosa. third. 33
Event -. ladies' 50-ya-d foot race.
free-for -alI--Miss z. Tre,ter, Marshall
town. ars:; Mrs. s 3. Carey. O=ka-
loosa- second: Mrs. Y. II Gregory. Os
kaloosa. third.
Event l.. handso-net man OF grounds
w. F. McCarty. OsRaloosa, first: Roy
Green, Oskaloosa. second. NJ. Shinns-
field. Oskalosa, third.
Event IA. pie eating contest FOR boys
under 70 years-Harrv Fry,
Event Is. tug-of-war between Oska-
loosa and Marshalltown = Oskaloosa
won.
Even, 1s orize waltz-Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund White. MarshaNtown. frst:
Mrs, M. Sthultsatz and Mrs. J D. Rey
nolds. both OF Osakloosa. second.
Even, l.. prize two-step-J. A. Dunn
ard Nellie Wigdon, Marshalltown
first; Mr.. and Mrs John O'Hearn. Mar
shaltown. second: J. D. Hutton and
Miss Mcmahon, Marshalitown. third.
Event IS ladies egg race. with spoon
Miss r Trerter. Marshalltown. first;
Mrs H Gregory. Marshalltown, Sec
ond: Mrs. w. {. Mulkin, Ma-shaUtown.
third.
Event 10, mems Atty yard foot race,
for men over 90 years of age-Robert
Weatterwax, Oskaioosa first: P. 7.
Hahn, Oskaloosa second; z. E. Tur-
aey. Narshalltown, third
Event 20, ladies ball throwing con-
test. free-tor- all-Mrs r Tret,er, Mar
shaIltown. first; Mrs. Roy Grimm.
Marshantown, second: Miss Lamb
Marshalltown, third. Mrs. Avery. Mar
shalltown. fourth.
Event 81. committee,nen's 100 yard
foot race. L. Thorsen. Oskloosa.
first: T.. F. Durkin. Marshalltown, sec
ond; NJ. Schultsatz, Oskaloosa. third;
Ed White Marshafsown. fourth.
Event 22-BaN game.
Even, 20, mems prevarcation match
Dick Coffall. Oskaloosa, first: John
BriA Oska!oosa. second
The dinner and supper hours con-
st,tuted big feature Of the occasion
Practically all the EN- pIoyes with fami-
| lies took baskets well Ia den with pro-
visions and the native grove was dot
ted with groups OF happy and hungry
picnEkers Local committees served
| hot coffee. lemonade and sandwiches
free TO all corners
| Many Prizes Valuable.
| Many Of the prizes given by the Os-
kaloosa merchants and business men
for the different events OF the program
wera Of unusual value The two best
prizes for the Juveniles were won by
Marshalltown. Perry Newton getting a
suit Of clothes by winning the boys
foot race, and Jennie Jensen sewing
machine for her first place in the girls
foot race.
NATloNALlZES STATE BANK.