The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-04-09
'THEFREMONT BUDGET.
News Of a Good Town Scissored
From the Gazette.

BOrn--Ou MOuudy uOIuluSs MAJ SH
S0th, to Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Brown, an
eight pound girl.
Dan Caves shipped a half car load
Of horses to eastern buyers last week
Chas. Fellers was at Lynnville and
Taintor the fore part of the week buy
ing horses and mules.
Mrs. G. N. Neil returned to Fremont
Monday from, visit in Oskaloosa at
the Ellsworth Heinzman home.
Rev. c. L. Tenant was in Ottumwa
last week attending a state meeting OF
the brotherhood of st. Paul.
Mrs. j. N. Fleak was seriously i'll
last week with neuralgia and grippe
but is able to be up and around this
week.
Fred Keeper, of Oskaloosa, a brake
man, ON the Iowa Central, was here
Tuesday visiting among friends.
Hazel and Paul Black, of Oskaloosa,
came down last Friday for an over
Sunday visit with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Roof.
Mrs. C. M. Pearson, of Eagle Grove,
returned to her home Sunday night af-
ter q short stay here with her mother,
MrsseL N. Fleak, who has been very
sick 3r . ssa
The township trustees meet Monday
in semi-annual session. At this meet
ing the new road law will be discussed
ndSarrangements made to observe the
law to the letter.
Among the Oskaloosa visitors We'd
nesday we noticed Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ire
land; Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan Ireland,
Mrs. 3. B. Krout, Miss Erma Krout,
Miss Grace Ellis and Mrs. Nancy Zell-
ner,
Misses Hurl and Frank Vernon, of
Oskaloosa, are spending their spring
vacation here at the home of S. r.
Canon.
M. Hedge, of Oskaloosa, came down
last evening to get acquainted with his
only grandchild, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. e. Canon.
Inez Shultz brought us bouquet of
wild flowers Monday which she gath
cred in the woods Sunday. They were
what are called wild Easter lilies and
were very pretty.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Myers,
Tuesday, March 81, a girl. Mother
and child doing nicely. The father
well he is expected to fully recover
Also new girl at Mr.. and Mrs. s..
A.. RandalIs, bonn Mch. 80, at Wright.
The little miss is as lively as cricket.
The school board held meeting
yesterday afternoon at the town hall
and appointed committee to see
about floating the recently voted
bonds. The committee consists of s.
r. Canon, w. H. Roof and ]. s. Reeves.
The M. w. Of A. lodge of Wright
initiated seven new members in the
folds Wednesday of last week and
have five applicants for Wednesday
evening, April s.
c. G. Caves went over to Batavia
this week, going Monday morning. He
was accompanied as far as 0ttumwa
by his father, Ed Caves, who stopped
there for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Ida Dickens.
Mrs. Lige Oliver left last evening
for Boulder, Colo. Mr.. Oliver is in the
livery business there, and had preced-
house ready for occupancy. They
expect to make that city their future
home, much to the regret of their
many friends around here and Wright.
Miss Winnie Garrett entertained the
Fudge Club at her home Tuesday
ovouinn The ayapino uac cpapt In
finch, music and candy making. Ar
thur Lee is becoming quite distin-
guished in the fudge art and his efforts
are appreciated by the club. Shortly
after the entrance of April Fools day
the members departed, voting Miss
Winnie fine hostess. Those present
were: Miss Cecil Philippe, Mary
Ferguson, Ethel Dinsmore, Minnie
and Blanche Garrett, Opal Eastmurn,
Ella Akers, Erma Krout, Stella Hollo-
way, Winnie and Opal Garrett and Rella
Hockey. Messrs. Will and Frank Dins-
more, Roy and John Garrett, Bert Cor
don, Walter Rhoads, Simon Clark,
Herman Pike, Arthur and Chester Lee
and Erwin Erhenhard; Messrs. and
Mesdames VIM. Garrett, Fred Garrett
and VIM. Steele, Of Cedar, were also
present.
Fremonts Improvements.
A number of Improvements have
been made by our citizens already this
season and more are under way.
Jack Vannoy has had porch put on
to the front of his house extending
the entire length of the building
Mrs. J. M. Brown has had the fence
around her premises removed and has
done other fixing up.
John Dawson has been shaping
things to have one of the prettiest
places in town.
VIM. Garrett has put on substan-
tial addition to his summer kitchen.
f. B. Gordon is having his meat
market fRescoed and otherwise inn
proved
J. N. Endicott, Jr., has had improve
ments made on the Shayler property
occupiedaby DR. Al. Maythaler. A
new buggy shed has been erected and
the house shingled.
The school board will erect an addi-
ffon. Of two rooms IN the school buiId-