The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
BUDGET
BAND WILL BEGIN SERIES OF
CONCERTS THIS SATURDAY
EvENiNG--THE FREMONT HIGH
SCHOOL DEFEATS BEACON.
lclipped from the Gazette.l

Saturday night the Fremont ban(
begin series of concerts which viii
continue during the summer. new
band stand is being built this week or
the vacant lots east OF the Geo. w
Alderman office building and the con
certs will be given at this place every
Saturday evening unless the weather
should be bad, I'm which event the
concert will take place the following
Tuesday evening. The band here is
an organization of which the town
can well be proud. 1t numbers among
its members some of the best young
men in the community. Prof. Chas.
4. Kline, who has instructed them the
past nine months, will continue with
them during the season. He is a
splendid musician and an able lead
er. Following are the members and
Instrumentation:
Prof. c. E. Kline, leader.
Ross Severt, solo cOrnet.
Emery Harter, solo cornet.
w. E. Dawson, solo cornet.
Mearle Wharton, solo cornet.
w. c. Wharton, clarinet.
Herbert Dickey, Eb alto.
Geo. Heming, Eb alto.
Eddie Lynch, Eb alto.
Frank Ireland, LIST tenor.
VIM. Barcns, LIST tenor.
VERNE Neil, baritone.
Lowell Dawson, baritone.
Ray White, baritone.
Myron Hayes, baritone.
Lincoln Alderman, list cornet.
Cleo McNew, I'd cornet.
Charlie Dinsmore, slide trombone
J. w. Wray, Eb bass.
Sloan Tucker, Eb bass.
Howard Goehring, snare drum.
Sam White, bass drum.
The Fremont high school base ball
team went to Beacon Saturday and
returned victorious, the score being
to l. Fremont was ahead the entire
game, running in two scores in the
first half inning. Only once did Bea-
con have a chance of even tieing the
score, when in the seventh inning,
with a man on third and second bases
and no outs, the climax of the game
was reached. However, Lyon, the
high schools pitcher, soon brought
the Beacon teams hopes low by strik-
sion. Lyon is one of the best pitch !
ers and all around ball players the
high school has ever had, and in the
last two games has struck out q men.
Cards have been received by Ere
mont friends announcing the mar
riage of Jesse NJ. White, formerly of
this place, and Jennie Casey-Guyer at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Casey, Hillyard,
Wash, on Tuesday, April rs. The
many friends of Mr.. White here in
Fremont offer congratulations and !
well wishes to the newly married pair |
and hope that they may enjoy all the
prosperity and Joy to which they are
SO richly entitled.
|. c. Fuller went to Danvers, ILL.,, !
with Leroy Stephenson in his auto !
mobile and after visiting at Peoria |
and Glassford returned home Thurs
day evening. He said it was one of |
the most delightful trips he has ever
taken and Ike has travelled consider
ably.
Fremont was defeated on Sunday at |
Blyth by a score of 10 to ). Blyth !
was in possession of the game all the |
way. In the sixth Fremont saw an
aeroplane and before they realized |
what was doing Blyth had issued re-
turn transportation for seven players.
Edna McEwen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. X. McEwen, northwest of
town, has been very sick the past few
days with fever bordering on ty-
phoid. A professional nurse has been
caring for her and she is better.
Mrs. Page Williams returned Mon
day evening from South Iowa juno
ton, where she had been nursing the |
sick in the family of Marion Malin.
Last week Chester Z. Lee, of Abba,
bought fine team of mules of Newt.
McBurney and Monday Fred Aker-
man delivered them to him at Abba.
Mrs. r. Barcus has been very sick !
with pneumonia and complications
the past ten days, but is improving.
Will Darner shipped a car of hogs
to Chicago Sunday.