IMMITEE ARRANGES FOR AN NUAL GATHERING ON THURSDAY, AUG. 28. 1. C. HUBER, OF TAMA, FOR PRINCIPAL ADDRESS C.H. E. Boardman to Give the Address of Welcome and T. Binford the Re sponse—President Wheeler, of the Association, and Ole O. Lien Other Speakers—The Program. At a meeting Saturday afternoon, of the committees in charge of the plans for the approaching old settlers’ ple nic, tinal arrangements were made for forwieth annual gkthering at the ass ciation or Riverview park on Thurs wy, August 2S. ‘The prostam has been completed and Will begin at the park shortly after the arrival of the pienickers. The banc Li escort the pienckers to the park in the morning, leaving the court house Vil at 9:30. President F. M. Wheeler ‘ell cnd the association to order short after the grounds are reached. Huber, at Tazna, has been se sive she principal addre: HE Beardman writ yGeress of welcome and T. a che response, G. E. Albright, pastor of the Street Tnnted Evangelical NG the invocation, and i sombs thy Sand will follow. The ¢ welcome and response all Precide the annual allress bs Press- Wheeltt. Miss Mabel Brooks wel sive 4 Tenttation and the hand will play + before the adjournment for din sent ion will be called ta or ¥ 2 LiSh for the afternoon program. Wik aij open with bend music. Mrs. d. W. Pursel will give @ reading, tni ned by an addras by Ole D. Lien. The hand will play again, both preced ing and “linwing the closing address by Me. Huber. ‘The commitites on program is com posed of J. P. Cooper, Carver Fergu son, J. L. Nicholson and Secretary W. Cleme