The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-01-06
d. Opening Of Burrldge & Connects


house condemns city council for
granting saloon permits. Bishop
Morrison at st. James Episcopal
church confirms a class of ten mem
bers.
July i2-City council takes prelim-
mary steps toward additional street
paving. Board of supervisors re-
su.nes hearing Of Nelson drainage
ditch
July 13-Employes of Morrel Pack
ing plant of Ottumwa hold picnic in
oskaloosa Court costs in Mahaska
county foot up $4,000. d. P. Nc
Clure elected president of Iowa auto
mobile dealers.
July 14-Twenty nine Mahaska
county teachers are granted certifi-
Gates. Excavation for Second ward
school commenced. Tracy Stewart.
near Lacey, seriously hurt by being
thrown from horse in stubble field.
July 15-Social and tournament at
Country Club house. Post office at
University Park located.
July 16-Improve-nents announced
for Penn College. Sheriff Valentine
seizes wagon load of beer en- route
to Beacon.
July 17-Barbers unite against dead
beats. Col Mackey died at Sigour-
ney $4,000 fire at Tracy.
July 1S-Mrs. Garfield Adams Sc
| riously burned with gasoline. $780,
900, 900 mortgage released by North
western Railway.
July 19-County normal opened at
Penn College. Additional street paw
ing and new sewers ordered In by city
! council. H. A. LaRue climbed flag
staff on court house. Elvin Carter
killed in Texas.
wagon en- route to Beacon, pleaded
guilty and paid fine of 800. Mass
| meeting called by city council to dis
cuss light question.
July 21-Enrollment at county nor
NAL reaches $50. Four hundred dol
lars for missions raised by ladies'
society of Central nj. e. church. Light
ming hit and burned J. A. Stephen
sons barn. Henry Vanrheenen killed
at d street, C. B. & @. crossing.
July 22-Miners and Operators hold
joint meeting here. Lectures by DIR.
Steiner to normal institute.
July 23-Joint county school com.
mencement and seventy-one diplomas
awarded Tom Clements killed by
fall of slate in Beacon mines. Thresh'
ers of county unite and raise price OF
services.
! July 25-Father James H. Renihan
st. Mary's Catholic church, died in hos
pital at Davenport J. N. Minor, north
of town. sustains big loss by fire. Will,
lam Joseph held up and robbed near
White City.
July 26-Body of Lawrence Byers
buried in Forest cemetery. New sys.
tenn of lights for streets discussed al
mass meeting. but no action taken
Ned Care dies of injuries received
at Blyth.
July 27-Fifty-two tents erected on
chautauqua grounds. Notice served
on delinquents to pay back taxes.
July 2S-Frank Waddell overcome
by heat. Three Oskaloosa horses of
to take part in races of state.
July 29-John st. Clair, Carl Good
man and Lucian Duprez held to grand
jury for the Joseph robbery. Cricket
| Is made a station on the Northwest
ern Railway,
July 30--Announced that the value
of lands as fixed by Mahaska county
assessors was approved by State Exc.
cutive council. Iowa Central wreck
at Searsboro Fire in Harris Bros
store discovered at opportune time,
July 31-Edmund Brown. of Ere,
mont ordained to preach in Baptist
church. Roland c. Bonebrake buys
| Monarch Steam Laundry.
AUGUST.
Aug. Especial Endeavor services
held at Christian church
Aug. 2-Wm. Benson, a barber. over
come by heat Monarch Laundry pur.
chased by Paul Bonebrake.
Aug. 3-Mrs. Helen Shaffey drank
corrosive sublimate by mistake, caus-
ing death. Town of Leighton incor-
porated. Blackford elevator ready
for business.
Aug. fired Harding attempts sui
side in county Jail. Oskaloosa Com
mercial club takes up road improve
ment matter.
Aug. 5-Outing party at Country
Club in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. z. A.
Lewis and F. P. Ban Sickle. Nathan
Pearson hurt in mine at Bolton.
Aug. 6-Commercial Club offers
prizes to makers of best roads leading
into city. Willie Anderson, aged
years, fractured skull by falling down
cellar.
Aug. w. J. Gochee elected presi-
dent Oskaloosa gun club. Mrs. r. A.
Kent elected president of w. C. T. u.
Aug. S-Father Thos. Lotus took
charge of st. Mary's church.
Aug. 9-Chautauqua opened at Holt
ness University grounds. Death OF
Alice M. Nunan.
Aug 10-E. Middaugh, a Rock Is
land Ry. lineman, injured at Douds-
Leando, brought here to hospital.
Firm Of Lewis & Van Sickle move to