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New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
sEAeoARD AIR LINE CERTIFICATES.

The holders of over so per cent of the trust Ger
tlfcates representing outstanding stock Of the
Seatoard Air Line have deposited their certificates
under the proposed plan Of consolidation of the
Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line Railway, the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad and the Seaboard
Air Line Railway. The committee on consolida-
tiOn, being of the belief that with more time for
the consideration OF the merits of the plan prac-
tcally al stockholders will give their approval, has
decided to extend the time within which certificates
NAV be deposited until noon March IL. Deposits
should be made with the Morton Trust Company
New-York with its agents, the Old Colony Trust
Company. Boston, and the Continental Trust Com
pany, of Baltimore. Detailed information as to the
plan and the property may be obtained on appli-
cation 10 any member of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
NAY PROBE KANSAS OIL.
Resolution Introduced by Member
Passed by the House.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The following resolution re-
lating to petroleum presented by Representa-
tive Campbell of Kansas. and adopted by the
House to-day
Resolved That the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor be and he hereby is requested investigate
the cause causes of the low price of crude oil
or petroleum in the United States. and especially
in the Kansas field and the unusually large mar
gins between the price of crude oil or petroleum
and the selling price of refined Oil and its by
products: and whether the said conditions have
suited in whole or in part from any contract,
combination in the form of a trust or otherwise
or conspiracy in restraint of trade and commerce
among the several States and Territories or with
foreign countries; also whether the said prices
nave been controlled. in whole or in part. by any
corporation. joint stock company or corporate com
ninaton engaged in commerce among the several
states and Territories with foreign nations; also
whether such corporation. joint stock company or
corporate combinaton- in purchasing crude oil
petroleum. by any order practice of discrimna-
ton. boyc0tts backlsts or in any manner dis
crlnlnates against any particular oil field: also
investigate the organization, profits. conduct AID
management OF the business of such corporation or
corporations, company companies and corporate
Sonplnatlo II any. and To make early report OF its
ldlnSS according 10 law, to the end that such in
formation may be used ny Congress as a ba sis Tor
legislation by the Department OF Jrstine os
basls Tor legal proceedings
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
S. B. RoATH DIES AT BIRTHPLACE.
Distributed His Wealth to Poor Relatives
Leaves 100000.

Norwich, Conn, Feb. 15-The death of S. B. Roath
occurred here last night He was seventy-sX years
old and a native of this city. Mr.. Roath amassed
a fortune in Chicago, and two years ago dstrib-
uted millions of dollars among his relatives here
and in other places He unmarried.
Chicago FeD. 15-S. B. Roath who died last night
at Norwich, Conn, lifelong associate Of John
B. Sherman, father of the Chicago stockyards It
was announced on August e. 1903, that he had just
settled $lOOOOOO chosen set of rela-
tives Just to see how they would the money!
In giving away his fortune he made it clear that
on the behavior of the benefciaries depended the
final division Of the property.
Roath was said to have been attracted by the de-
clared purpose of Andrew Carnegie and d. K. Pear
sons to die poor one peculiar feature of his gifts
that practically all went to poor families each
receiving an independent fortune.
Mr. Roath it is estimated. has left another
million.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
REPRIEvE FOR MRS. EDWARDS.
Her Death Delayed to Allow Application for
New Trial for Greason.

HARRISBURG Penn, Feb. 15-On recommendation
Of the Board of Pardons to-day Governor Penny
packer withdrew the death warrants in the case
of Mrs Kate Edwards and Samuel GreasOn, who
were under sentence to hanS together in the Berks
County JAIN at Reading tomorrow morning for
the murder of Mrs. Edwardss husband in 1901.
The case of Greason will now be again taken to
the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and If that tri-
buna refuses to reopen the case the attorneys for
Mrs Edwards and Greason will have 10 appear be-
fore the Board of Pardons next month.
The reason for the boards action read by the
Attorney General. 1t is as follows;
In view of the dissent on the part OF the three
justices of the Supreme Court from the opinion of
the in refusing the petition of Samuel Greason
for order authorizing new trial in the Court
oyer and Terminer of Berks County and IN
view of the statement of counsel for Greason that
they have four witnesses never before examined
whose depOsitiOnS they desire to take and present
TO the Supreme Court for Its consideration, the ap-
plication for continuance in the Edwards case is
granted and the application for a rehearing in the
Greason case is granted.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
PECK & CO. CORPORATION

Hardman. Peck Co. the we'll known piano
manufacturers. have become a corporation under
the laws of the State of NewYork. with cap
ital paid in of SsOOOOO-S45OOO0 in preferred ana
$4,000 IN common stock. The board Of directors
consists Of Alfred l.. Peck. Carl r Peck cousin.
Mrs. Rose Peek, mother of Alfred l. Peck and
Joseph Ulman.
The corporation manufactures the Hardman
piano as its leading article II Is also the owner
Of the Autotone company Capital s5OO0O organ
lied for manufacturing the Autotone piano and
cabinet PLAYERS the former being a piano with a
player construction inside OF the instrument They
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GEO

- logical Survey. Washington. d. c. February 10.
IaO5-Sealed proposals will be received at the office
the United States Reclamation Service. Chamber Of
Commerce Building, Denver Colorado, until O'Clock
p m. April 10. 1905. and then opened. for the con
struction of concrete divertng dam and regulator.
and 6z miles of canal with the AUXILIARY ~orkZ Ter
of diveTnG the flow of water OF the Belle
FouTche a point about mile from the town
Of Belle Fourche, Oak. and conducting the
a reservoir miles northeast Of that town Plans
specifications and forms of proposal may be obtained
by application TO the Chief Engineer OF the Recama-
ton Service. T. s Geological Survey. Washington
ID. C. Raymond F. Walter Engineer, at Chamber
Of Commerce Building Denver Colo or at Belle
certified check for $4,000 payable to the order OF
the the Interior, guaranty that the
bidder will. if successful promptly execute satisfac
tory contract and furnish bond in the 20 per
of the price for the faithful perform
of the work The right is reserved to reject
all bids schedule and reject the other
and to waive technical defects as the interests Of the
the opening Of the bids Proposals be marked
proposals for Main supply C&naI etc, Belle FourchS
Project, s. Z. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

Under the direction of Mr.. Heinrich Conrisd
This Evening. at ESPECIAL PERFORMANCE
DIE FLEDERMACS" Sembrich- Walker. AIre7,
Dippel. Reiss. Goritz- Creder. Muhiuann- Haasslsr
Cond'r Franko In Act ali principal artists 10;
in the cast VIII make their appearance
Fri Evg. Feb. II. at S-LOHENGRlN- Emma Eauez
Homer Saleza. Van RoOy Bass. Nuhlmann Con. Hertz
Sat Aft. Feb. IS. at 2-LES HCGCENOTS Sem
Caruso Pancon ScottL Journet. Bars. Besus Dufrchs
Reiss. Greder. Conductor. Vigna-
sat Evg-. Feb IS. at s (POp- Prices)-TASsNHAEIy-
Ackre. Frenstad. Alien Burgstaller. Gorfx
Blass. Ieeiss. Muhlmann. Gredsr- Cond'r, Hertz
sun Evg, Feb 1S. at S3e. az Popular Prices.
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Solosts Aino Ackre. Louise Homer and YSAYs
Violin. Arrangement with Mr. R Z Johnstou}
Entire Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Cond'r. Hertz
LAST WEEK But ONE OF THE OPERA SEASON
Evg-. Feb 20. at 8-FLEDER3IACS Sembrich
Walker. Alten. Dippel Cioritz Ress. Greder. MHhi.
mann. HanseIer- Conductor, Franko-
Tues. Evs-. Feb. FL at s. Special Performance
Double BilD-CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA- De Nac-
chi Jacoby Bsuermeister NM Nuibo Glraldonl Foi.
lowed by PAGLIACCI-Lernon. CarusO Scott. Bars
Parvis Conductor. Vigna
Wed Morn'g Feb % wash Birthday. Mat at l.s9
prec'y-Last PERI. OF PARSIFAL-Frenlsuad: Burg
staer, Van RoOy Blass. GO-itz Muhrnann Cond Hertz
Wed Evg-. Feb. %. S-TOSCA- Emma Esnass-
CarusO. Scott. Rosst. Bars. Conductor. Tigna-
Thurs Attn. Feb. 23 Mat at 1-30-TOETTER.
Nordica Walkef. Alien Weed RaIph
Mulford; Burgstaller Blass, Mdhlmann Cond'r Hertz
Emma Earnes. Alien, Homer: Caruso. Scott Plansoa-
Journet, Begue- Conductor. Figna-
Sale of Seats for next weeks Performances begins
THIS Thursday MORNING. O'Clock
WEBER PIANO USED
IRVING PLACE THEA E.-To-night s:38
Friday Evg. & sat Matinee. VI a X m GOrkIfs
"NaehtasyL" Sat Evg-. "Di Lfebesseh ul ss
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

also own the corporation of f. G. Harrington &
Co Capital SO, 600. which makes the Harrington
aud Hensel pianos. o,.
The Hardman piano established in 1872 by
the late Hugh Hardman and has been mace anu
sold uninterruptedy since that date Ihe man
agement of the had, in the last twenty
years been in the hands of Leopold Peck the
senior member and of the firm: who died
his son Alfred l.. Peck who has been actively en-
gagged in the piano business for many years -,
The officers of he corporation are: RteSI-
dent, Alfred L. Peck vice-president, Carl T. Peck;
treasurer William D. Dutton. and secretary, FRED
erick LohT
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
WILL SEND DETECTIVE FOR KELLY.
Philadelphia Police Have no Warrant for
Him, but His Friends Wish Him TO Return.

Philadelphia Feb. l5-Captain Donaghv of The
detective department. to-day received the fol-
lowing telegram from the Los Angeles police:
Bishop Conaty has positively identified the man
fion 10 take.
Captain Donaghy at once sent a message re-
ouesting the Los Angeles authorities TO detain
Kelly. stating that he would send a member of his
force 10 bring him back 10 PHILADELPHIA Detective
Duey will start for Los Angeles TO morrow. Kelly
is not wanted by the police here. but his family
and friends have been searching for him since
October q. when he disappeared.
Francis Mulgrew. the cousin Of Owen Kelly re-
ceiyed a telegram from Kelly yesterday. saying
that he the Philadelphia Kelly. and that he
INTENDED coming East - soon as he could. This
satisfied MUigrew that Kelly is the genuine Kelly.
Mulgrew said last night that he satisfied that
Investigation of Kelly's affairs would prove
conclusigey that he was not defauteT.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
CAMERON MAKES OFFER TO KANSAS

icy TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUssE1
Topeka Kan, Feb l5.-The oil producers have
received number Of requests from independent
owners. and to-day Senator f. Dumont smith re-
ceived the following telegram on this subject:
Can raise $4,000 for independent oil re6nar,, -
can gel proper protection from legislature Answer
quick NED j ID CANFR6N .
Senator Smith answered as follows:
VIII guarantee absolute protection for independ
ent refinery. State refinery viii not interiors with
Independents in least Letter follows
+. DUMONT SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
'FR1sCo's EAST TEXAS PLANS BLOCKED.
K C. S. Gets Control of the Gulf and Inter
state and the Orange and Northwestern.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

TELEGRAPH IIIIbUNE'I
Galveston Tex Feb. 15.-The Kansas city
Southern has blocked the Friscos invasion OF East
Texas by securing CONT, of the Gulf and Inter
state and the Oranfl and Northwestern the
former is the shortest and most direct line between
Galveston and Beaumonts and the latter extends
one hundred and fifty miles northwest from
Orange into the heart OF the timber country. Both
lines are to be extended and this will give the
Kansas City Southern entrance into the Oil fields,
rice and lumber districts with outlets at Galveston
and Port Arthur. Docks are to be built at Bolivar
on Galveston Bay. opposite Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Wednesday, Feb. Is 1905
ARRIVED

Kronprnz Wilhelm Gen Rfcb,ar
FesTuary aud and S@9Stham2ton @ and cherbours s. to 0sI
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar . a m s''S'
Steamer Wemar from Bremen vii RaImora
Sandy Hook .55 y m. Aassed
Steamer New-York Gen. Peters Amsterdam Fahx,,.
J. Philip Ruprech'. in ballast Arrived AZ tha p
1881 a m W Oar at
steamer Finland Apfed. Antwerp and Dover Februar,
A. TO the Red star Line. with i0a cabin Pas staer
age passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at a m
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
JUDGM EMS.
The following judgments those fled yester
ay. The first being that Of the debtor:

day, The frst name being that or the debtor:
Buch, Leon ", and Hugh ward-People etc. $1,000
Conlon Eva k-E Dolan- G22
Duerr Harry On J Garner. :---..-...... 145S7
Legenais Nictor-t'1aker Dairy Company go. 1901
pany .:.......... ................... 556
Ftnnamore. Nncen--O Taussie
Hussey Robert In L EiseTnanH .::...:.. 695sl
Rabinowitz ......s..... 51s
The Eclipse Clothing Company Siegel ......- 6S3
The Mortgage and Realty Company
W NJ cable and another. .....'...,o oaa
Huron Condensed MIX Company--A c White
Charles r D--F FOhrs. .-.........
Life Herman F and Henry J. tr-United Heat
Company .,................. 1.O44
Newton, William il c HatZel and another. 42s
Neustaedter Marcus Berlner. ........... 76s
Stalneker. William II. Baldwin anG
John Miler-L NJ staneKer. ...........1.. 1924
Threw H-M Brennan ..........-.
Fischer Morris MA Scholz ................. 223f
Wagner Philip H-Duval & Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Worth. Archibald &C r shannon and another. sO7
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

Some day soon, we'll wake up to
find Spring here.
You'll find us ready.
Advance lines of Spring mixture
suits, Spring overcoats, and even the
thinnest of summer suits are ready
now, for men who beat the calendar
by going South.
Neglige shirts, too.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
o5a s42 1860
at al
Warren ST. 18th ST. SIND ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 653 Sunset 535 Moon sets 4I0 Moons age n
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 4:3I Gov. Island 4;47lHeu Gate $40
PMSandy Hook 5.U2 Gov Island 5:lOiFIel Gate 7:o3
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Proposals.
PRO

CONTRACTORS WAGONS.-SEALED PRO-
- possls in triplicate will be received the Office
OF the Isthnlan Canal r ,mmisson. Washington. D. e.
until 800 clock p NJ, the 2Sth day of February.
1905. which time they win be opened IN public Tor
particulars may be had. application at the oce OF
the hn1fan anal D. c
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

IL Washington. D c.. Office OF Superintendent U. S.
Capitol Building and Grounds February 4 19O5-In fur
advertisement published Of
cember s. 1904 certain work connection with the
construction Office Building for the House OF Repre-
sentaves intending bidders hereby notified that
posa the exterior facades and
walls Of said building will be received and opened at the
above Office . O'Clock P. NJ. Wednesday. March s.
desiring attend. Plans
Specifications ready for will be
nished of certified for fifty dollars
$4,000 payable the Superintendent U. s Capitol
Building Grounds. guarantee for their return.
Checks will be returned upon the receipt OF plans and
Specifications A suitable bond viii be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract The right is
served to reject any all bids. and 10 waive any in
formality in bid. ELLIOTT WOODS Superintendent
U. S Capitol Building and Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
AnluSemen

@ 'ss @ F. R Fert MRa saa cSg
"fse sseamA AFrlyed MsTi at ta the Bar & at 1;I5
W. Mood @ 5 l. and s. lucia Fsbrary with quebacho
ter; Arrived az the Bar at 1
Para February 2 and Barbados : to Booth S & =
passengers malls and mdse. Arrived Bar at $50
ts9n1sF saFna e winter K9sston January IS
kIngston 9 and Fortune Island TO- TO the HAMBURG
rived the at 1880 m 18th mans ana 'ndSe Ar
Gaey Petroleum 1' CO. 'RqI W6 6f d PssT Pssse5
steamer Dorothy, Mcdonald Port Tampa February 70
Chemical Passed d0 IN s! an sss american 0e
Steamer wemar tGer, Morgenstern BaItimors rs,r,,
aFg Sat, a to osTShs win ss transit o's FsOrn
ruary 1S to Phelps Brothers & Co with 59Saephia 9 Feb
WI ~ finish 61ls loading I for Trieste. Trieste.
n6oa steamer & 1ames mes Whitney Baker Boston, to h F
Norfolk -'A '''"S'"' H0s'0n February H. for
steams. c9ronda d3Fl La santeur. Boston February
ssa@e5 and Jua ar %SksnsaGh @ waTbiehe Guanaco Feb
Erik G Lind Arrived at the Bar al 10 a m '@''e' 70
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed in sandy HOOK
S the S asy fsi45suR Ro5s g. Ars4g5 TS
Rio GrsHde Mcintosh. Mobile February Kew
with passengers and mdse Passed Quarantine at s4i
ans steamer G0anshf % Watgon Jacksonville February l2
sengers Passed Quarantine at II $50 So with pas
steamer Ja6estqwn; I HlleE Newport News Nor
mdse. Passed Quarantine at 1855 D m anu
Steamer Barnton (Br McCiregor Cardenas February ?
and Matanzas g. 9 TO - H Winchester s Co with sugar
Arrived at the bar at 1910 m
steamer supposed Georgia (AusO Parovfch Triss,a
January q and Naples "a Phelps Bros q Co vSitS
N Ct S'AO
Sandy Hook. J. Feb Is. 9:3O p n-wInd nortb-por,b
west; strong breeze. clear. -
SAILED.
Steamers FINANCE for Colon: Jefferson Norfolk and
Newport News; Maracas (Br. Grenada and Trinidad:
L0Ilslaga MeN-orleans BePmudan (Bp Hamilton Ber-
leans: Stella QtaD Naples and Genoa Wound CIorI
Port Maria via Kingston; Oceanic (Br) Liverpool; HeIg
OlaN tDan) Chrtstana and Copenhagen
-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Ouera Season l9O4-I0O5.

DUCHESS OF DASTZIC music is Obtainable for a.
PIANOLA. AeOIian Hail. 362 Fifth Av-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

Army 80 Whitehall Street New York City. N Y
February 10 195Sealed proposals for furnishing and
delivering subsistence stores in this city for the
of March. 1905. will be received this until II
clock a. NJ February 20 1905 and then opened.
Information furnished on application Envelopes
tanning bids should be marked Proposals Subsistence
H G. COLE. Commissary. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
MILL BE RECEIYED At THF

= Bureau of Supplies Accounts. Navy Department
Washington. d. G. until 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. March Il
1905 and publicly Immediately thereafter to fur
nish at the Navy Yard New York " Y. 900 Yards
labouD hleached cotton drill Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application the Navy Office New
York. Applications should o Schedule 81 "A n
b HARRIS. Paymaster General L. s N
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, ROCK ISLAND
Il:. Feb. 2. 1905-Seaed proposals duplicate will
oe received here unit! p NJ March 15 1905 for pur-
chase OF Springfield Rifles. appendages bayonet scabbards
gun sings etc Information furnished application 10
Lieut.. Col S. E. BLUNT. Comdg "
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16
BIRTHS MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.

HARGRAVF. - Hall OF Rose Hil
Lodge No. 376, l. o. D. r., Rose HiD,
Iowa, NOV. 10, 1905.
Whereas, On the morning Of the
21st day Of October, 1876, just as the
golden sunlight was creeping over hill
and through forests OF halffallen au.
tunn leaves, at his homo near Lacey,
Iowa, surrounded by those who were
nearest TO him by kindred ties, our
dear and well beloved brother, Charles
n. Hargrave, passed from this life
into the great beyond Therefore,
be II
Resolved, BY this Lodge, that while
we bow In humble submission TO the
Divine will OF our Heavenly Father,
yet we realize that IN the death of
Bro. Hargraye our lodge has lost one
OF It's most devoted ana consistent
members, and we as members nave
lost loving friend and brother who
was true to the principles OF Friend.
ship, Love and Truth. The commun.
ity has lost noble and worthy man,
and his family loving and devoted
husband and father.
Resolved, That this lodge extend to
the family OF our deceased brother our
sincere sympathy, love and projection
In their sad hour OF bereavement, ana
commend them TO the loving care and
admonition OF the Father Of All Men,
who knoweth ali things. BE II
Resolved that we extend our heart.
felt thanks TO tho friends who 80 no.
bly, assisted US and rendered us their
abundance Of kindness and generosity
ut the funeral OF our deceased brother,
and may their reward be great BE
II further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF this lodge
and that they be published in the coun-
ty papers and copy thereof be fur
nished TO tho family OF our deceased
brother, and that our charter be draD.
Cd in mourning for a period OF thirty
days.
F'raternally submitted In y. Land r..
l. M. Reed, w. 8. Hawking, w. s..
Currier, Committee. IA
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16

James Stouf, that was good ana ven
cOmDoscd and speaks wen for tho
training nc received In the Rose Hin
schools under Pref Frank soufcr.
Broze WaddeIl, who was working
for the Northwestern Railroad cOfn.
DanY wag run over by the engine he
was firing and had both iegs cut on,
Friday morning, Noy, 10, abou, eight
O'Clock a. M, and dicd about 4 b. M.
He had Just commenced 70 IRE about
an hour before; mis- occurred at Lltcn.
field, Illinois. His father, Dal Wad.
.dell, who lives near Springfield, Iowa,
started after the remains Saturday,
Nov II, and went through Bcse Hin
on his return Monday morning on the
Flyer and reached Delta about 0 q. m.
.Tno funeral TOOK place near Spring,
1cId at q b, M, Noy. ~, 1906. Broze
wag wen aud fayofaDIy known at Rbse
Mn and has q sister living herey--
Mrs. Ernie CASTOR. A father ana
mother, one brother and two sisters
and a host Of near relatives and many
friends mourn bis death
Nov. rs. Nasty IN, n
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16

weeks departed for their home tues
day.
A double Wedding occurred in Bea.
con last weeE, tbe Misses Wilson be.
Ing me brides Clara II. Wilson was
united with Lul Al. Hallfbuster, of Mo.
berly, Migsouri, and Peolia Wilson was
married 10 Jarret N. Minor, of ogka
loOga. HeY. s, Wlnless oficlatcd.
The wedding was n quiet homv adaiS
With no gIeBtg Dtber than tao near rel.
atlYcs Of The contracting parties. Mr..
ana Mrs. HaIiibugter departed tho
same evening for their p1w homo 10
Mobefly, where all n Ia readiness fm
them Nr. and Mrs. Minor went m
housekeeping On Monday, tho 1871
me brides are well known and wen
liked here, I. Both arc members of the
W. E. church and took q great delight
IN tho EDworth League. Both are
graduates ot me Beacon high school
Following thG ceremony bountifui
supper was served and enjoyed by
those present The young folks leave
d ho1p ~ friends IN Beacon, all of
whom with them GOdspeed on tb@
journey Of fife.
y Noy. IG. H. A. B.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16
FRAKERvILlE.

Mrp.Ben Scott was caller in Abba
Monday.
John Fcdro was an over Sunday Wis.
itor at Pekay.
john Hawk was business caller in
Oskaloosa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Ncwstrum spent
a few days at Evans last week.
Mrs. Isadore Bruno is visiting with
friends at What Cheer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM chprryhoimes
spent Sunday with friends IN Buxton
Mrs. VIM. suninberg attended the
funeral OF her granddaughter IN Dur.
fee Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Rockefeller were
over Sunday visitors at the home o.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16

Mrs Lara Mason ~ nursing . bad
finger.
JohnA. Bell is confined 70 i,is home
BY iilness.
Thomas Mason IL suffering with o
severe attack Of asthma.
Teddy Greenarch has gone % Arkan.
gas 70 spend the winter with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. w. Mcrriott, of Bentoneport,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
jenkins, has returned 70 ner home.
Mr.. 3. PnlllIps. who has been con.
fined 10 her bed for several weeks
paet,is better and ~ about her home.
Nr. and Mrs. NJ. Morrfsh, of Den.
yer, who have been visiting their son,
Postmaster Tom Morrisn, and with
other relatives during tho past nine
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16
TnE ELKa ..EMoalAl

oskaloosa Elks have secured u. II.
Brown, Of Iowa City, 10 deliver tne
annual memorial address before the
oekalcoga lodge, Sunday, December
Q. Tho affair viii be an open session
TO which the public, all members Of
Blkg families and their frienas are
welcome. The program under prep.
aratIon viii be quite elaborate and ap.
proprlate 70 the occasion. Two mem.
bcrs Of tho local iougo have parsed
away during the lodge yeary-Judgc A.
II. Dewey and Jeggo ". Long.