Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-17

this time included the following to-
gether with the subjects they taught
&. E. Shelton. arithmetic physiology
and science; Carrie vi. Sheldon, gram
mar anG rhetoric; Alma Davies Whit
aker primary methods. geography and
reading; Ida P. Schell. history and
| civil government; Alice Lincoln, syn
thetic reading; Lee Summers. penInan-
ship and drawing; E. r. Fogg. director.
II. H. Freer was conductor of didac-
ties
Wednesday, July %, 1890.
The recent fine rains have been
worth thousands of dollars to crop
growers
The German class met last evening
with Miss Loa Meeker. A fine of cent
was imposed on all those who neglect
ed to speak pure German. but all con-
formed to the rule and no fines were
imposed
While assisting in loading trunks at
the depot Monday James McCombs
had the misfortune to sprain his left
leg seriously. He is confined 10 the
house and vii! re. &c able &c BE ou.
for some time yet"
M. d Simonds' horse INDUCED in
quite runaway this morning. Mr..
Simonds was in the southwest part OF
tie city or business and got out OF
the buggy to step into residence for
moment when the horse started to
run. coming up Center street, across
the northwest corner of the square,
then up Center TO State, UP First ave
nue. to the high school building run
ming thru the school yard. and then up
Second avenue, where he was caught
No damage was done except the top
of the buggy was broken
Thursday, July "a, 1879.
Mrs George McCombs was pas
senger on No. this morning for Lyle
for a weeks visi, with her parents
Iowa beats the world as a summer
resort
Mrs. James Haskell took her Sun
day school class to Cummings Grove
today for a picnic and general good
time. Swings and hammocks were put
up games of all kinds played, and a
good time such as only children can
enjoy was INDUCED in. Refreshments,
consisting Of everything palatable.
were taken along and 1t was a happy
crowd that gathered around the fiesta!
board. Those who went were Edna
Weber, Grace Van Orman. Ella Adams.
Edith Lampman. Mary Young. Martha
Wadsworth. Della and Lizzie Winery,
Amelia yogel, Hattie Smith. Maud
Nichols. Mary Thorpe. Lille Fisher,
Winnie Small. and Nellie Widons.'
"A merry party Of young ladies left
the city yesterday morning. their OBJ
iective point being Cummings grove.
Swings and hammocks were placed IN
position. and everything put in readi-
ness for a jolly good time. Dinner
was served and a delightful afternoon
was spent. In the evening quite a
number of young gentlemen put IN an
appearance in response to invitations
to take supper with the ladies' ano
were regaled with an elegant collation.
of ice cream, cake and fruit. Inosc
present were the Misses Ella EchteI-
nacht, Lois and Gertie Magee May
Lilly, Edith Pence. Florence Suther-
land Of Gilman. Emma and Susie
Mills, Sadie Bach, Lucy Rhea, Mapei
Keim, Ora Lurvy, Jennie S;inson, Kit
tie yertz, Nellie Play, Sophie Greet
ing, =. E. Crombie. Fred Hargrave'
Erastus Cornell, George Sites. Cru"
Savage, Guy Waterbury. Thomas
Stotts. Charles Timer, John Thompson,
Bert Foreman. Delos Emery. Carl Ma
gee. and Thad Evans. Wallace took
photograph of the crowd for future
reference"
mr.. Leroy Meeker gave novel and
unique entertainment to select party
Of friends at his home, II West Gran'
street. last evening. An easel waa
place In the parlor, upon which was
block of paper. Each gnest was
given piece Of crayon and one OF ths
company was selected to draw some
animal. while the rest tired to guess
what particular animal was beins
drawn. The first prize was awarded
to Miss Matte Beeson for guessing
! ! cufrsc.!. the greatest number OF times
and c. C.. Cottle the second. A COM
mittee consisting Of Miss Mamie Bin
ford and w. c. Wallace was appoint
ed to award the prize for the bes'
drawing, and Miss Grace Fnlmer car
ried II off. Luncheon was served or
the spacious lawn. which was hand
somely decorated with Japanese lam
terms. The guests were the Misses
Nav Church, Mamie Binford. Zadie
Custer. Agnes Thomas. Myrtle Hal
bert. Lulu Lnree, Emma Smelling
Blanche Packard, Grace Fnlmer. Mat
tie Beeson, and Miss Georgia Butler
| of Indianapolis: the Messfs.
| Cottle. L. l.. Summers, G. w. Price. w
ic. waiiace, +. n Haradon, c. c. Cars
tens. =. Il. Leg, Chan Eh!e Beg
Packard, G, C. Urine. and James All.
.on Of Grinnell. Mr.. Allison rendered
several vocal selections in pleasant
manner, Miss Fulmer acting AZ nc
companist"