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New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
DREAM FROM C4RT4GEN4.
Panama. Venezuela, america and
Colombia InrOlTed.

,-ar1azena Colombia. May 4-The government q
Colombia has reason believe that the government
at Panama IS intriguing with Nenezuela 70 declare
war on this country The occupation OF Jur41o. on
rha Arrsto River the boundary lire between Pan
ana and Colombia. has anEered the Panarnan GOV
ernment Jurado was seized II IS said, on the al
vice OF the American government when ned tnsI
II vas clearly within colombian territory The at
-f-115A If -be government OF Panama has given the
United states good deal Of anxiety one Of secre-
tarv Taft-s chief objects of his mission 70 Panama
is 10 try and adjust the matter IL IS believed IhaI
the American government is aware Of the effort OF
Panama 20 induce VsnezueIa 70 make war on %
Iombia-
According to advices brought 20 this port yester-
da, bv passergers from SavanilIa. Colombia. there
is danger that Venezuela and Colombia Will again
engage in armed conflict over the long standing
boundary dispute between those countries regard
ing Tie Cioaiira Peninsula II vas said that this
threatened move on the part ot Nenezuela 20 DE-
prive Colombia OF some Of her territory induced
President Reyes OF Colombia 70 leave Bosota. the
capital and 20 70 santa Marta, on the GoaJira Pc
rinsgIga The presence OF General Reyes the
coast surprised Col0moiaus in New York for, al
though the news was sent by cable from Bosors
that he would make the trip. there vas doubt ex-
pressed that he would tempt fate the extent OF
yielding his of7ce 10 another. even temporarily
General AnzuIo. brotherin-lav of President Reyes.
* acting President Of the republic He IS not popu-
lar and soma fear IS expressed by the friends Of
General Revez that the temporary incumbent may
injr-e The Presidents prestige The recent Incident
A. Ju-7do IL IS understood has much 70 Do with
Pr=sid-rt Reyas's trip
President Castro Of Venezuela. II IS said wants
strip OF Colombian territory the east Eenezuela's
demand is that Colombia cede her large section
Of une CoajirasPeninsuIa down the centre OF which
the present boundary runs. well as a certain
area IN the vicinity Of CUcuta Nenezusl4 = anxious
also 70 get possession Of the -alIroad which runs
from Cu-uta to Encont-ados. where connection Is
made with the Venezuelan line running norrh %
Marac2ibo. This question vas partly responsible
for the severance OF diplomatic relations between
the two countries and President Reyes VIII resist
any enCroachrnenr by NeneZueIa-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
mR BRYCE AT ANNAPOLIS.

baltimore May 4.-Anlhassador Bryce. OF Great
i2ritaip- s,ifa M Bryce ana members OF the
embassy staff visited the Naval Academy to-day
comma ndsnr - Mdshipmen Benson acting for
-,i,,,erds.t Badger met the party al the train.
.bor-ad them ,a--- the academy and entertained
Their, ~ luncheon. The Amoassadors opinion or
the academy Was summed up IN the one word
Grand
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
senTeNceD FOR RUNNING BucKETsHoP.

,,-.sifngtop Nav 4-Percy Wade. recently
,f-tes Of violating The gambling laws OF the Dis
tr,ct Of Columbia by conducting a "bucketshop,
y.s sentenced to-day by Justice Barnard in Crrni-
nal Tourf 10 thirty days In jail. Mr.. Wade took
- -sl and vas released on $50 ball The case
- -aga-dcd AZ p test under the District
.,6e l-i.e other brokers are under indictment for
-,,co. similar 10 that cha rGed against Wade
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

Washington. Nay
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued.
Captain JACOB Z BLOOM. con1H1tsss-z from general
hospital Washington Barrf0ks. 70 Boston
First Lieutenant WHEY r NANGJ'M Jr-. Sth Cav
airy found incap4cltated By disability incident 70
service retired from August = 1905
Captain RICHARD H MINISTER. 1sr Field Artillery
ARM school OF the line, Fort LeaVen~orth.
Leave SG for dfeen DAYS eran,ed second Lieutsnan,
First Lieutenant HARRY D MITCHELL u Infantry.
from Francisco to Fort Assinibone
NAVY.
Captain e BLOCFlLINCfER detached navy ysrl- Nsv
York detailed member examining and retiring
boards. Washington
Lieutenant Commander ". = SCOTT. detached navy
yard. Washington. 10 bureau OF equipment
Lieutenant \ STATION. detached the Connecticut. to
the Yorktown
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
May The Dubuque. a grounds 81 cape cruz
NAY The Paducah al Curacao the Fortune. at
santa the Des Moiues and the Dolphin.
Guantanamo, the AleVandsr AT san Francisco
MAY %-Thc Eagle. a. Guantanamo the Brltus. al
MAY 4-The chauneey. at Cavte
SAILED
Ma 9-The MoutEomsry. from Leazu- Island for
Nev port. the Uncss. from Guantanamo. for Port
Antonio the Fortune. from santa cruz for san
Francisco
s-The Dolphin. from guantanamo. for Washing
Brutus. from Lambert Point for Norfolk
Rocket Norfolk Indian Head ana Wash-
stewart the Lawrence aud the TruxtuA. from san
Pedro for Santa cruz
folk The Hannibsi and tn. sterling ordered placed
In reserve, navy yard. Bostoo.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
SIR A. p MAcDoNNELL's RESIGNATION

London May 4-Augustine BirreH. Chief Secre-
tarv for Ireland announced tonight thar resig
nation of Sir Antony Patrick NIacDonneI. Under
Secretary 10 the Lord Lieutenant OF ireland. viii
take effect in July
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
sILL TO REFUND COTTON TAX.

Washington May A bill appropriating s6s 600,
0C0 10 refund the cotton collected by the United
states government in the years 1864 1865, inclu
sive was introduced in the House to-day by Rep
resentative Byrd. Of Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
BAD FINANCIAL OUTLOOK IN JAPAN

Toxic. May 4-The economic situation continues
10 be the absorbing topic Of discussion and th@
announcement Of further redemption Of SO 100000
of bonded Indebtedness by he end Of Nav has
bIshted hopes for an improvement IN the financial
situation The balance Of trade Is stiH unfavo-sb BILE
with no sign OF any mitigation of the strtngenCy
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
OVER A HUNDRED PEASANTS DROWNED.

St Petersburg May "A ferrybOat on the River
DniepeT capsized yesterday near BykhoH. IN the
Government OF MohiIeff. and I20 persons were
drowned The boat filed with peasants and
their wives and children returning from church
II became unmanageabIe in the middle OF the
stream. The passengers in panic crowded to one
side.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
eofINos1y TREATY RATIFIED.

trae-s uas ratified by the Serate IN executive ses
So TO-DAY Il provides for the more complete
cs@--5c1 and deuarcation Of the boundary BE-
-see- -He Tinted States au6 canada, but docs not
r-z-=~ -re existing inc IN any nay-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
RADICAL PARTIES GAIN IN FRANCE

Paris May 4-The Radical and the Radical
Socialist parties were heavy gamers throughout
France in municipal elections held yesterday.
They made their advances at the expense Of the
extreme Socialists and the reactionary National
lists the latter party losing 5000 votes in Paris
aInre.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
BRAZILIAN RADloeRAPH STATION.

Rio de Jan-iro. MAY 4.-The government has de-
cid.d TO place a radograph station on the isl
and Of Fernando de Noronha. - miles Of The
eastern coast of Brazil
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
MILLIONAIRE WORKER LOSES EYES.

Nuskegon Micn.. May 4-Specialsts nave an
nounced that Charles Moore Hackley. Musheson )
Young millionaire with a fondness for common
Iabor viii lose the sight OF both eyes as the result
sf q dynamite explosion last week
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
BARONESS Won RUExLEeEN SUICIDE.

Berlin MAY 4-Baroness Udo Won Ruexleben
who shot and killed her husband and then sho
herself at their castle at Buddenbers. bort
mound on May l. If dead-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
Tickets and Sleeping-Car
Accommodations

Ticket Offices at Grand Central
Station and the Station at 125th
Street are open day and night every
day in the year.
Principal downtown ticket Office,
1916 Broadway. is open every day
holidays and Sundays inciudcd),
from 8 90 An. to 1000 NJ.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
1RnY 4ND NAVY NEU s.

[Frou1 -7ls Tribune Bureau
Washington. NAY
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been Issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

Branch ticket Offices open $40 An 70
600 P N. st the following places:
NEW YORK: 14g, 245. AIS and 19l5
Broadway, rs Frfth Avenne- E5 Colun-
bus Aven1e and Isl West r25th Street.
BROOKLYN; xS and ID Fulton Street
and 954 Broadway
Railroad ard Pullman tickets csr De
secured at any oftnese Offices, or vii De
delivered upon request oy special repre-
sensitive who can answer a. Questions
Address L 2 Vosourgh, 1915 Broad
way Phone $3.50 Madison
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
The EArAL PARAGRAPH.

PSI The newspaper paragraph when
caused the death Of former Senator
Carnfack of Tennessee has been pub
lished broadcast. -MuCA worse things
lave been said in The heat of polit-
ical campaign without netting to per-
sonal violence, much less deliberate
murder. Here is what Editor Car
mack wrote concerning the man who
subsequently shot him:
ITO Major Duncan Brown Cooper
who wrought the great coalition, who
achieved the harmonious confluence of
Incompatible elements; who welded
the pewter handle to the wooden
spoon; who grated the, dead Dough to
the living tree and made it bloom,
sad bouTgeon. and bend with golden
fFuit; who made playmates of the
lamB and the leopard and boon, COM
panions of the spider and the fly; who
made soda and vinegar to dwell plac-
IDLY in the same bottle, and who
taught oil and water how they might
asree-to Major Duncan Brown Coop
III, the great diplomat Of the political
zgeibund, be all honor and glory for
ever" .''
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
EVANS.
J. A.. B.

Mr.. Garland of beacon visited Mon
day with his son Irwin.
VIM. Moulton was a business caller
in Knoxville Wednesday. ...
Earl Blythan was in Keota Friday
visiting with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey spent Thanks
giving with friends in Knoxville.
VIM. Moulton is in Flagler this week
where he has contract for carpenter
work.
Fred Westergreen, of Colfax, spent
several days with his sister, Mrs. Gus
Burke.
Mrs. Bess Lawrence and son Harry
are here visiting with their many
friends 50 2'#. e. IT.
Mrs. RoIy Shipley and baby are Wis
iting in Blyth at the Clyde Moulton
home. r.' 20 - ~.
Sarah Crook returned to her home
in Dunreath after'a three weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Davis. .u.u
- Everett Garland and Sam Meisten re-
turned from Eldon Friday where they
had attended a Thanksgiving ball.
Ray Harris returned to his work
in Lockman Thursday evening after
spending the day with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Patterson anc
Mrs. Bland were guests in Oskaloosa
Thursday of the Lichtenheld family.
Jason Edwards returned to his home
in Fairfield Monday after spending
several months with his sister, Mrs.
Klimkenbeard.
Evan Stafford, young man employ,
ed as driver in the Bolton mine, had
his leg broken last Friday and is get
ting along very well.
Those who attended the Eisteddfod
at Abba were Mrs. Garland, Stella
Harris, Jack and Jim Lawrence, Mrs.
Davidson and Jennie Lawrence.
Visitors at the ,Moplton home
Thanksgiving were Harry ,Moulton and
family O. Bolton, Clyde Moulton and
family of Blyth, and Rolly Shipley
and family.
Dec. 2. s. Brownie.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
THE COOLEST YET
Temperature Draws Mercury Down
Close to Zero.

True to the predictions of the wealth
err bureau the cold wave arrived yes,
terday afternoon and to-day is the
coolest of the year. Up in the north
west yesterday and to-day the weather
is the most severe in years. The AL
berta country was oyer-run by a cold
wave, which brought the thermometer
down to Is below zero. In the Dako-
tas snow flurries prevailed arr the
cold was intense, the mercury stand
ing near the zero mark. The velocity
of the wind throughout the northwest
yesterday was terrific. In some places
it reached as high as fifty-two miles
per hour. Locally conditions are SINH
lar in a more moderate degree and the
here stood as low as s
above last night and did not rise above
the 10 degree mark until the sun had
risen quite high.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
Saturday night.

Saturday night.
Twenty of the Rebekahs recently
went to Colfax to visit the lodge there.
One candidate was initiated into the
mysteries of the order and refresh
ments were served. Hf$
There is strife among the young
men of our camp. They all like to
dance, but the two factions have their
parties on the same night and both
try to get the crowd. We think II
would be honorable for one to sur
render and let peace once more reign.
Rebekah Lodge No. 568 gave an en-.
tertainment in the Miners hall re-
Gently and cleared the neat sum Of
SIS. The attendance would have been
larger if II had not rained that even
ing The committee, Misses l.. sage,
M. Mitchell and Mrs. J. Laws, deserve
much credit for the program which
they prepared. 8
The M. E. Ladies' aid Society met
with Mrs. H. A. Gum last Friday and
had a good attendance. In the even
ing lunch was served at the nome OF
Mrs. w. ". banks from seven to nine
O'Clock and a very enjoyable time was
had. On Saturday, Dec. II the Ladies
will hold a bazaar in the Miners hall
and kind invitation is extended to
all to come and help a good cause
along.
Thanksgiving services were held IN
the Miners hall in the evening and
Rev. A. Eastman. of Indianola, preach
ed from the text. Beware that Thou
Forget not the Lord, thy God" Deut
S-11. Rev. E. NJ. Macy, of Des MONIES
opened and closed the meeting witt
prayer and two fine selections were
sung by, Mrs. H. A. Gum, Misses
Alice Pratt and Mary James and Mr.
w. Paynter. ->a "'
A r.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03

jersey and now you writes me a
printed letter and seq if l send you
the munney you will send me the
goods. / recon you will most emmy
durn fool I'D do that I would not
mind Bit send in the mummy and
risk gittin the goods but when |
recollect how you and yore agent done
me | refuse to do it if you would of
treated me right and rit me letters in
Iritin and not of sent me that newspa-
per printed letter like was a durn
fool and could not read ritin would
tuck the goods and pade the cash.
NOW ] don't wont no more of yore
printed letters / wont stan SIGH from
mo house | am fifty-six year ole the
last of next comm jinuwary and the
fust man has got to put my back on
the ground yit. | may not have is
much larnin in gramma as you got, but
| can whup YOU or emmy luther durn
cuss that wants to try ritin me a
printed letter" .....
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
SPRING CREEK.

Mrs. l.. M. Towns is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Woodland,
near New Sharon.
There Is still a great deal of corn
in the fields and trainers will be kept
busy for some time.
Will Schultz, wife and children
left last Monday for an extended visit
with relatives in Canada. s's- "-
The neighbors are planning to have
a birthday surprise party on Mrs.
Peter Mitch Saturday night.
Thanksgiving was generously OBJ
served in this locality, but mostly in
the corn fields, for the farmers were
too busy for big dinners, ETC., but
the big dinner is an everyday occur
renee minus the etc.
,., Lew Norris has bought the strip of
land between the Iowa City road and
the railroad, just west of the town.
ship house, and has commenced
building ON it with the intention OF
having it ready for occupants in the
spring.
OBSERVER.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03

were recent callers at the Misses
Matt and Sarah Nelson home.
The Comstock sale was well attend
ed and prices were good, Several
ladies of the neighborhood went in
and spent the day.
Leslie White departed Wednesday
night for Ogden, Utah, to resume his
duties after a two weeks visit at the
parental T. B. White home.
Mrs. w. ]. Willhoit and daughters,
Clara, Nell and Gail and Mrs. l.. p.
Roenspiess, of Oskaloosa. took dinner
Sunday at the George Ruby home.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. White entertain
ed a number of their friends at their
hospitable home Friday evening. The
affair was in honor of the marriage of
their daughter Ethel to Earl Johnston,
November 20, at the home of the
brides brother Fred, in Missoula,
Montana The evening was spent in
social way and several piano selec
tions were enjoyed after which q
dainty two course Luncheon was served
by Misses Clara without, Sarah Mel,
son and Nellie without. All departed
wishing that Mr. and Mrs. johnson s
life may be crowned with happiness
and success. A reception was held
for the couple the following day at the
Chas. Johnson home.
POND LILY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
GlvIN.

Daniel Reese, who has been sick for
some time, is still unable to work.
w. P. Chiffon is building a woven
wire fence around his hog pasture.
The Ottumwa male quartette is ex-
,pected in Eddyville the first of this
week.
Mrs. Lloyd Williams, of Oskaloosa,
and Mrs. D. w. Edwards, of Givin, went
to Ottumwa last week to hear Billy
Sunday.
Morgan Williams, Jr., was accident
ally shot in the face while out hunting
Thanksgiving day. He is being cared
for by Dr.. Abbott, of Oskaloosa.
The r. R. Hopkins mine is running
full force and more men are needed.
The quality Of the. coal is good. At
the Matusick mine new wagon scales
has been put in. ..-. .y
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of David Saunders
at Ottumwa last week. He used to
be citizen of Givin and leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his loss.
Wedding bells were ringing in our
neighborhood last week. John Will
liams and Rena Seaman were married
Wednesday, Nov. 25. and will make
their home with his mother, whose
farm John has been working for the
past two or three years. Their
many friends wish them joy and sue
cess.
Dec. 2 Nivig.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
WEST CENTER.
POND LILY,

Carl Jones will move soon to the
Comstock place.
Mr.. Terrell has built a new corn
crib and buggy shed. "-'
Mr.. Mattox built corn crib which
he has filled with fine corn.
Mr.. Bowser will move to the Widow
Jones place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chord spent Thanks
giving with their son, Frank and fam
lily, in Oskaloosa. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Angood spent Thanks
giving in Beacon with their children
at Mr.. Hampton's! a-t.f..' I.
Over two weeks ago Mr.. Osborn
had a stroke of paralysis and he is still
in q poor condition.
! Miss Ada Hurley who has been sick
for some time expects to undergo an
operation this week.
Mr. Doss Barr, of Pella, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Barr.
Mrs. George Williams has been visit,
ing her husbands parents who are
managers of the county farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chord visited their
niece in Oskaloosa, Mrs. Whitaker,
who is suffering from a cancer of the
liver. .'... r'.
The Ernest Day sale was we'll at
tended and prices were good. Ernes'
expects to start for Texas in a short
time. ' - / ...! , '".'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PUBLIC SALES
Closing Out Public Sale.

| will sell at public sale on the M.
Underwood farm, 7 miles northwest of
Eddyville, ~ miles northeast of La
konta and 9 miles east of Bussey, on
Tuesday, December s, commencing at
10 a. M, the following property: 8
head of horses-2 high grade Shire
mares, 10 years old, weight 1850 lbs.
each, both in foal; l bay mare 10 years
old, in foal; dun mare 10 years old in
foal; / roadster bred horse years old,
broke to work; roadster bred horse
2 years old; l extra good yearling draft
colt l two-year-old mule; 20 head Of
cattle-10 mich cows, fresh now,
fresh in December and balance fresh
In spring; l two-year-old heifer, fresh
in February; l two-year-old thorough
bred Short Horn bull, calves, 5 steers
and heifers; one thoroughbred Duroc
Jersey boar; farm implements, corn,
hay, etc. Some baled hay in barn,
1000 bushels of corn in crib, more or
less; 35 bushels of Bonanza potatoes,
Is dozen chickens, 2 incubators, 80
acres of stalk pasture and 80 acres of
meadow pasture, well watered. Free
lunch at noon. Gabeline & Hawkins,
'auctioneers, F. D. Lanning, Clerk.
w1-pd G. Van Hemert.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
Nivig.
CEDAR.
Dec. 2.

Mr.. J. C. Colman and family spent
a few days with relatives in Brighton.
J. C. Colman sold two colts in Oska-
loosa Wednesday to be shipped to
Ohio.
Mrs. Mary l.. Garrett is spending
a few days visiting relatives in Mar
shalltown.
Mr.. Harry Haverfeld is here from
Ohio to spend the winter at the Neal
Mccartney home.
Mrs ]. Wells. of Alliance, Neb., is
here visiting at the John Arnold home
and with other relatives.
Mr. Jim Wiley and Mr.. wager, of
Eddyville, brought a herd of lam1s
here TO be shipped Monday.
Mr.. Neal Mccartney, who had a
wagon run over his ankle few weeks
ago, is improving very slowly.
Mr. John Arnold drove 70 head OF
hogs to Wright Tuesday, having sold
them to T. B. Emmert, of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Eva Davis and son Orville have
returned to their home In Colorado
after few days visit with relatives
and friends.
n ~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
SEWERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spearing were
recent visitors in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hay went to Des
Moines and returned the next day.
Your reporter has been on the sick
list but is able to be around again now
Mr. E. A. Jenkins, of Beacon, spent
Thanksgiving with mis- sister, Mrs
Ben Williams. in Colfax.
Mr.. Jonn Shoultz and Miss w. b.
Mitchell spent thanksgiving in Ham
ilton with William Armstrong.
Thanksgiving passed off very quiet
ly and while the prices OF turkeys
were high several were disposed Of.
Mr. Robert Pritchard. a miner in No
T. has been laid up with an injured
leg as the result OF fall OF slate in
his room.
Mr. Howard Davis has purchased q
lunch stand and be IL now ready 70
serve hot coaee and sandwiches every
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
Thanksgiving at Rose Hill.

Marvin Williams lecture Tuesday
night was all 1t promised TO be.
A purse of fifty dollars was made
up for Earl Mccoy at this place.
Won Allsup after husking corn all
fall is now husking for G. d. Randell.
D. X. Unsicker and Albert Law.
renee went to Oskaloosa few days
ago.
Mrs. Ella Gardener after spending
few days at the parental David Mills
home, returned to her home.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to Earl Mccoy, of Fremont,
who has been a constant sufferer for
several years and has recently UNI
dergone an operation, having a limb
removed to save life.
We hear talk of an interurban and
we hope it will come right along.
While Wright, Cedar and Fremont
may not be the most direct routes
they certainly would furnish much
business. w. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
Brownie.
WHITE OAK. ,
Dec. 2.

Thanksgiving services were held at
the Swedish church Thursday morn
ing. ".'
j. A. Swanson sold bunch Of
steers to John Purdin, of Fremont
recently.
Miss Ellen Anderson came from
Ottumwa for an over-Sunday visit with
her parents.
staying in Oskaloosa for some time
is at home again.
Mrs. Perry Johnson from near
Fremont, has been visiting friends in
town for few days.
]. P. Larson and J. A. Swanson sold
several loads of no to Will McCur-
dy. Delivery made Wednesday. &c
Those who enjoed turkey at the An.
drew Hedlund home Thanksgiving
were, Rudolph Brostrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hedlund. of Kirkyille, Mr. ano
Mrs. Jake Seibert, of Oskaloosa and
Sam Sanders, of Rose Hill.
Roast goose was served Thanksgiv.
ing to company of twenty-four at the
j. P. Larson home. Those present
were, Martin Olson, Andrew Larson,
s. j. Swanson, Guss Swanson and their
families and Emma and Cnas. Larson,
of Spring Creek and Anna Wahlstrom,
of Des Moines.
Autumn Child.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
Hcston's Millinery Shop.

Ina b. Heston, who was the junior
partner In the millinery firm OF Fair
all & Heston, No. 210 First avenue
east. has purchased the interests OF
Mrs Fairall, recently deceased, and
will continue the business at the same
location. The business will be con-
Quoted for the present under the name
OF Heston's Millinery Shop. Miss Hes
ton contemplates changes and improve
ments, which will be announced in
due season.