mrrow 2:30. Alto “SON OF TARZAN” Tomorrow.»IR LDasethe this that and ■ lit* or tired ried shemce* of iousundttenitedandtofive media tsep-int-wl*erdan'tonFor painting and paper hanging seeB. L. Kyes. Phone 3373.Miss Miriam Withrow arrUod home last evening from her school work at Wichita, Kansas, whore she has been teaching in the hifh school of lhat place. After a rest aid visit with herparents, Judgtand Mrs. Withrow shywill go to Chicago to takn special in-instructions on the piano. Miss Emily who has been a student i t Iowa City, will arrive tomorrow.Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Morris are looking forward to Saturday afternoonwhen their two sons, Hervey and Ralph will come in from their school work at Ames. Ralph will leave again Sunday evening for Waterloo, Iowa, where the 168th Infantry Band has a week s practice before going on its tour. Hervey leaves Monday for Iowa State Highway work. IBAND CONCERTThursday Evening. Commences at8:00 P. M.If the weather is nice a very large crowd will be in town that evening. Mr. Jack Walker will sing some popular songs at 8:30. The crowd and play* era have been annoyed at these con* certs by the boys playing around the grand stand. The police backed by the mayor state that there will be no loaf ers allowed within 15 feet of the ban l stand. Boys who cause any annoyance will be arrested and fined.Miss Martha Forter who has beenattending school in Evanston, is hen* for a week’s visit with home folks before leaving for an extended visit inCalifornia. ^ionockp.SUNDAY, JUNE 12THAt 2 o’clock, Vandersnick farm, 2 miles north of townWASHINGTON vs MT. PLEASANTPreceeding the game there will be a series of specialities, base running, foot races etc. Picnic dinner and plenty of ice cream andpop. Admisson to everything only 25 cents.