Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
Er;dav. july q. 1890.

| The Hath anniversary of American
| independence was celebrated generally
| but quietly, in Marshalltown. The early
! morning was chilly, but later the sun
came out and warmed up the atmos-
| phere, but at no time was the heat op
| pressive. Picnic parties were the tea
| ture of the days observance.
| The Hawthorne Club met with MT
and Mrs. A. F.. Banks, enjoyed its usual
supper, and a fine display of fireworks
| in the EVENING"
The ]. l.. Williams home was the
scene of merry gathering" afternoon
and evening. In the evening the Entre
/ Nous Club met at the Williams home
for dinner after which 1.-THE new game
of Haul Cinq' was played.
! A merry crowd enjoyed the day at
Marcena stones, near Haynes grove
| Dinner was enjoyed under tent
games followed, and large amount OF
! fireworks was consumed" The par
| ties comprised the families of T. n
| and Will Utz, G. w. Beasley, Ed Heald
/! w. w. Doolittle. r. l. WATSON, S. r.
! McLeran, A E. Wilbur, and H. V.
Speers: w. f. Statler and mother, Mrs.
/ Ella Baker Misses VERNE Jones, Mar
tina Broa dhead. Ella Gilmore, Mabel
Doolittle, and Jessie Pentland. ana
Mrs. Black. of Montour.
T. l.. Cadys clerks enjoyed an out
ing up the river. The party included
Misses Ella Baum, Tena Pearson, Hat
tie LaShelle, Lucy Mitchem, Dilla and
Anna Voss, Will Hodges, Frank Cady,
John F'enner, Chan Ehle, Frank Hane-
gan, and Henry Anderson.
A. R. Dodge, Henry Drummer, and
Jerry Van Housen and families and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Bassett picnicked
at Third avenue bridge, where they
caught many fish.
The Euterpan Club spent the day
at SANKEY'S mill. The members OF
the party were Misses Ida Slime, Julia,
Rhetta, and Una Long, Susie and Luz
ella Workman, May Johnston, Cora
Foreman, and Alice Henderson, and
Henry Bogie, Scott Rogers. Lewis
Leech, Ed Mallory. Sam Lutz, Will
Calhoun, Ed Burnell, and Al Bryant.
AT ,Moler's grove members of the
tennis clubs and others enjoyed the
day a their favorite game, returning in
the evening and going to the soldiers
home where they gave the "old veter-
ans grand serenade which was graf
ly appreciated by them Those form
ing the party We're Misses Loa Meeker
Hattie Hisey, Lulu and Nellie Ioree
Agnes Thomas. zadie Custer, May
Church. Emma Smelling. and Grace
Fulner and Charles Trine, Leroy
Meeker c. c. Carstens, Guy Fulmeri
G. c. Cottle. w c. Wallace, Fielding
Leg. and c. W. Price
Twenty four children" seated on a
hay rack. were driven by Ed Tuffree
~, I'D
the families of Ed Tuffree Mrs. Sea-
mans H. A. Church. George Wilton,
Dana Viles. ]. n. Adams D. c. Will
bur. F. E. Hood, John Schubert and
Tom Fisher: Messrs and Mesdames G.
w. McNeely, w c. Payne, W. F,
Treadwel. Drake, II. P Beckett, j. S.
Haskell, Charles sBurkart and Fred
Averill: Mrs E. f, Miller. Misses Nora
well, Mabel Hood, and Sadie and Mary
Halsey.
A ''jolly time" was enjoyed by a
party Of young people a Toledo. The
crowd was composed of the Misses
ney. Pence Shearer. Calhoun, King,
Terry, Thayer Rhea, Bach. Kline.
He,ningsen. Magee. McGrew. Bowman,
and Welsh and Messrs Heitshu.
Bailey Rodgers. Kilborn, Rhea, Web
ster hockey. Vogel. Crorbie, Ander-
son. Harsrave, Cornell. and Swanson.
Al tiie homo 9: Mr. and Mrs a /.
Van Tine. on North First street. the
families of F. S. Kaufman and j. G.
Trotter. Messrs and Mesdames James
Camr1ack ard A. n. Parrett Mrs.
Laura Milleson. Miss Della Votaw,
Harry Cammack. and H. l.. Votaw en-
ioyed picnic dinner and spent the
evening playing cinch.