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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29
FR IesOO TJsIi1NSt0NER no bslisasB
5Ganut9ibnl THE TENAS, MIDLAND,
Be Made at Ennis In
3dj stead Of TGafias asiat Present.

Transfer gfe Be Made at is Ennis In. |
ID stead Of I1afias asiat Present. |
e HQaiekefe dandnib otherwise improved |
pass neeri iseT*fce, tia the FiriBto''bh-
tween J I4e stohA andit SbiaEouis and
chicago tt@as' the subj ece Of a cont
YeFente xheial yeste4aat IN tire offfee
I@fSa@b JphhHhersSh9 % aaer Az dpasseni
! yer A9efieieFos observation-disclosures ainet
tanBbssdess Mr. iAndefs6nj present al
| the conference, were F. BE- Mckay
tdf Faffsll, gefie8ap passen gerh agent
tor me Texas tMidlah railroad and
ESilas cSttaifl.A geHefalau passenger
agehtifof the frisco lines, atuIfoos-
tton92a dose 91oi9s emTs 1oi Obs"
AS a result of the Tue5rferenee
recommendation will be made to
the GENERATING departments Of the
roads, aqAarnSd ,fdf E&Iqufkefsthru
schedalp for the Frasco traihs leas !
ling Houston lat o. 4;0r O'Clock at
EbigAt ana ia lA5 -RtIock in the
tatanihg, ahd -tAe edfresp9nding re-
turn trains. The routing now made
lby Dallas and Paris over the Hous1
ttdiuand ReKFs Central railsaaa. r,
Dallas and, sTeElthe FHfeoj Eailroad
from DallaslttQ Paris yin, If the
recommendation q Is carried out, ba
switched off at Ennis to the Texas
lNidlahd arafirbaai atoDnnist q iiaA
While -tbesiehanged roptjngr would
afforde.ap aaYaainlttaase qfi.9nly 'bou'
, twenty-five miles shorter railroad
a great deal of tine would be savef
in the elimination of switching il
Dallas. .iBt99qS sR5gt bstai3osaf
troFhe eo4lferesHe .insted about khre
bhours7 n9whieha tine allYphases 70
ttheY proposed nselfeduleo Improve
I tments were gener over and as fara
I the passenger departmsnts are con
! |eernednthelprepqsed III change me
I lwitha full APPROVAL saw rig 3dp
. b. Exactly how much time eanfob
| saved by the CHANGE will b fdepen
Iupon the generating departments o
I the ,noadse The, reepnGmep dationisl ar
! looked upon as highly importan
| and as calculated to solve a ,sehedul
| problem thai has II been eonfroptin
the interested lines for some, tins
! The change Will he put into ieffec
! las early after, finally decided upo
! las praetical-L Houston Post, Eqstagy
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= q PHI F9PVV = : y - IT Z n -
To Be Held March 49, 1912.
To Be Held April 10, 1912.

Agricultural Inspector; surveyor
drattsnfaTi :; II ecffan Teal, Z toboerabhi
ic ;DTsifgaheery farmer; rteachera
bookkeeper eiyilt engineer; assist
ant observer; cadet engineer; cadet
officer; .computer;. junior engineer
'ttvffY;;' 'jufior engineer (mechahf4
cap s3r electric as9is;i ptar cisssn scien
tific assistants civil engineer and
craftsman; fish acnltusist; trained
nurse.
| Railway mall clerk, e4amninatiopr
will be held May f. 1912, and ap
lfjliaatfen2 shohld be H3s-de stsf dorm
4! lgss ezra ad sst#ii bad snoa144 n99'
lqqfrhe sd5mmfssion has been 1rnaof
Itetsapsiiy the demand for male stem
legraph erst q nd stypewriters.o especial
t1gi AT Washington. D. G. aYouns
anef who are owifhng to accept APP
lpesntmetie att an entrance salary o
sss4ostp 5000 rIfeft aHnuu have aex
! {6efasnt opportunities n ON appoint
! ment. Advancementoio capable ap
t6d1 ntessI is Teasouabiysrap . e Thu
lgeTertinfe n II Sc rtices 1offers ~ desir
.hijleoffeid Ntos bright andG ambition
| Egeim e drnen O 5'ors information in re
lgasflsr to1 these positions eapply ITO II
| hAa AaSchet Secretary Tenth 1Cwi
/ Service District, United States Gus
btoan House, aNewe 0rleaasgILasTtN
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR "A
|,1srzs peGOOB4 SaGMAGHr anG1H

!, Th dsl9 Offer r2 should Be VA I'd
.o,Tsr,E Every Man and Woman. m
- = n. ,,n,,s 10 ,ersas am, m medical
,onrna1s lrssept1yI nave Mao, mech I'd
ssaTrals,tse tn,Instrf 70 fpos, : .qlmill56nl
Es,sa,.nnfsarlof AZ y,ti,t;es aouars for
ha-,sa ., 5,sten,sasgs sar d5lda .ooll
This araat multi fap,to,,a free va
FOO hnsv 70 worry ahont the condll
tion - anesstnra RI, 4 mn. srtaxetf his
dvsnensElIho run tftbm fbad sd
wnrsa NIL IN +he end II became in
| nnr ahAl III lid FHBH IH
iFfrtTrJ ld4ssortii I gs!asl4Ny es n warm
inc ~ othars
Fvorv ono who snffers with dvg.
est,ss.3 ~ ! ~ yGags 4Wnig9 ave
averxis,sb o., MAJ AVN i, for ya t,,,,swt stom,
ooh - 80 ..s44t,
nvsnansia 70 commonly caused
nv an Abnormal state of the gastric
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

Taft Is In Ohio today trying 10
prevail on HIS home people to stay
With him. 1T would appear that Ba
Follette stirred up the animals dnrr
ing his VISIT to- that statetaai ~ 2 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

If CiiaiHps Clark swREts<th the people
to believe that he is not trying to
|capturei thee Missouri delegation an
Ethei interest of Harmon, / heHsho5d
prevail ON S'rny friend Francis 80
be little less active in champion
ing his oause.ni 9dt h8to3ux4 II .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

A a4orthepn writer takes { Senator
john Sharpe Williams OF mississippi
to task for oppasing the pension
grab bin. 1t Is needless to add thai
said northern writer soon found our
that me DAD o&aked up the wrong
messenger - 90 .a
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senatorsshalby NJ ctullom of IlRt
nois, now eighty=two Years of age,
is candidate for re7ee)ctiepr, The
olP haa1 VIA aad tsat { LorimeT
voted powertuliysqin his way even
in his own STATED 4S II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

Mrs, Cole Bailey aud son hayS
BEET visiting at the hpnte p" J. WI
Rossoti the past Week. beihg ed
route from Waxshaehfe to San Ant
tonic to- join Mr. Bailey recently
transferred to the LITTER cfty.-AMilf
ford Courier. rH7' o'tl II" .7''"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

Senator Lorimer can console
himself With the reflection that, h4
kraws. worse things On himseifsth 81
those he stands charged with, and
that there is no way to make HIN
tel t11EsPyo1aY. do .0G II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

No Judgment should be reversed
Hhss Hsh Ehas aspxE uaiess itsappeaSa
shatsth assart Asle u made spmssser
far No ieh effs To tie 4endFfna "a y
verdict different from that @ffcd'
would have Been rendered had said
error MOI been9 ma de- G a > g . .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

Harvey and Watterson. the mai
ers and unmakers OF presidents,
should now bring out another CAP
altats Ihstaa Tbf enlisting Ryan y
hls bnhslf they could get Marssn e
take up collection, provided .. ht
Seula agree notttb istub hts toe and
anlll the. whole. -hnsiness-..---.----------.--l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

s7s4f, oasasu sgested aBy stifel Bea umont
51pupAA4;? water isfood. why on ,,earth
tno ocereaAhi peeBfe ,isefit SO 4sparing+
trss sysh sqi4 7oI .Sez o. $50 hat't'A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

iudIf,stK49f1 4far$e8- WfgsJh gWatters5rl
iapsdAA kFaed theFNew Jersey can
didate so very dealt What OF earth
makes the organs keep so busy tell
Ing about 1t?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth appeaFE
ed at 4 function in Washington q
few evenings since. wearing Npefs
with the heels made OF 'eat& bass
1t is not stated what else she had
on. rsANr-rneaca1n = \
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

-sdras base gbaf fairs are prasi1qs
earnestly for the meningitis sitHa7
faoH co. Improve Before the time
esoA ed,aeai for the season TO- openH'
49, rA9R u IA NO.. - 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29
'UST'TED STATES fcfy4h rodAl q
7fi''a SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Number of Places Ito Be FILLED IN
II 3tSvfi1 Service Commission. e

4 II tsvii1 Service Commission. 9
I THE Following named exandina
ftionss,, VIM Be held On various, date
fbetweer March + and May | 1912
! Elevator conductor; substierfcal
fapprenticee plate printer; press feed
FER; '5stehographferri;,t ! typewriter; stem
acknowledgements fcombinedlJ
I To Be Held March 10, 1912.
| Assfstdflt;, bookkeeper;; civil en-
fgtneer:M forest assistant; Industrial
Teacher ateacher;a veterinarian; aid
Eapprehtfce; plate cleaner transfer
Frer and engraveta; assistant exam IN
Ter. scbmptter ffnen only; drafts
man; copyist Topographic; Junior
engineers; topographic; forrest as
sfstanfs Juhfor$ engineer @(fheehanI+
cali; junior engineer (mfnesl; kin7
dergareai re e cher f7natrSn n pstal
clerk III q VIII h enEieefi studetits aoea
and assistant inspector Of boilers:
ocal 'Hnd : nssfstant inspector Of
! balls 4 physHtart; Veterinary inspect
VI ~ 4AI " III
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b9Tao 9aloA p = nkU h3HJGFN gEJ Ia3lTE
pfeideht
future of rhecouhy
dthen negotiated
e % tdes already work on r des of the
sel sss wa R 2mn 2bsT
A.
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,i1Rsad etne Daiiyo dsaghtt W ant asds.
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ern and rain in southern districtsl
Frequent rains are probable tha
coming weelpsin, theoPAcific states.
l4x4a e.-----.----7----- f41-----t--,1N Hs4
h1inIN SICKNESS AND HEALTH
VineI Has .Katn Her Strong and IAc-
kqonn au Ia tive, for Hearsssd G-,hue
tadLeti is7s notaforget thee ODD people
all around us whose strength is fail
ling and whose lstepslI are growing
feeble. sTaauosesq cd s#eii1i p
btItsis positive factiH that their
strengthaoan be greatly renewed and
years. of com fort 3addedGto theft
Hives by the use of our delicious cod
kfiver and iron remedy without oil,
sNholdu01t 20 9ooAa 81 81 hatrlah
Nd Nfslr Francis .Naumann of Mil
waukee, s,hsays tar'fIg have been
kusing, Vinnlt for theYlast Seven years
kana,If believe ituto berthe. greatest
strength igiver tevereknnwna l amn6a
wears gold and Ninel has helped me
| in sickness and health. - always
have it in the house and can recon
mend it to eyfr4YPb e5ys,Fnl9Satr Phs4agFt4i
ly," as,..,t,s
EiVihdlf ithhSyigofnatesss q ana "a builds W
old people, and all run down, veal
bpsrsanssIs ii obntaihstTajus
the neefied seletnents torV-anake thu
blood rich andInupare, to creat'
strength and aid the eappetitessW
guarantee, Yinols to satisfy yoGp per
sfffctly5i GcurlpiIpo 7of wobrgD Fpg Stores
north sides square vest side th'
SQUARE WaHahhaehjie,e Texas, slduob
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-29

The Enterprise Publishing Company ID
in no way responsible for debt that ma )
assume payment of such debts under
any circumstances. Every employee oa
this office is paid promptly for WORK
the selling iIc-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY. Pc G. w. Nc
z night. President. II
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gambling houses until they tthe 1u-
.ries9 learn how to convict white
men for the same offense.
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SECOND

1'aBSl Block Nos, IS, ~ ana IS 4, Il WI W
liafhs addition 51,g tie elty9 IF waxs
f hSacbfie Fills Comfy ppp1tHo TpeeYYfa Texas accord
ing tn TIE map Qf said addition re-
81 efQ}rId 4 in beck 5S Page 135i4deed
record Hi county, nTexaspsnsA a.
sasg 4oH1oyoD T1H llilp 9yo9 oaftjnaog
ia Rarfs qf) said Alfred Polk sur
Yeys and pagt, of what is known is
Block No os54 s9n the official al, map
of csMd city 81, iWa4aahPaaffhie ,sdsetse rie-
serd by mstess1 and bounds "a follows;
nj Bsginpiag. at a4ostakc 9nuathe,, s
slineiiofn MasEini o stEeeti extended at
.thaJB corner of said hleekr No 354;
thence N 621a w with the, IS line al
said street $50 feet to stake:
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
9haIactL Standing or gepatsti qn.pt auy
n ranns nm Or cerporRt that s1ss an
~ be slaskS ceF-ert ed hpoM Its stsein Id
ft$sahs I'd ssae atte tio nsots the srhA aAeel
mont.
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Entered at the Waxahachie Postoft1ce al
-; NJ Nh M atterof the ssecono~ cfaxs:=
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aowsmckN1GHT, 20 Mahaeinr Eaitol
M sAfD wn6Ytno as55e52 yBfty ,Rdftoi
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Obituaries. resolutions OF respect, cardA
Of Thanks al iysa atteR 1e* N EWtsr-~ill be
-haWpyA tfE fttbe n rascN 5zsents per line
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'MA!. 2AY,..I |B.Igl 4 Nj.
h,sHsk1FF,s as ans.

STATE OF TEXAS, County of Ellis
BY virtue OF an order of sale Isl
sued out ofl the, Honorable District
Court of Ellis county, on the 9th
fday III Decdmber,' 1911, BY thH a6lerK
ftfareof, in the Case ii the city Of
fNaIahaehse vs. ga H. Z Williams and
t4dh ME, as Sheriff, directed ana defiv-
eHed,a II Win proceed ID sell within the
ho,fts' prescribed BY law for sterfff's
faafes,s On tite' First Tuesday III March
t3sd 2,,y4ti being intha 18th day OF
Psafd month"; 'befUrs The Court House
door of Ellis county, IN The City OF
Waxahachie, the following described
property, to-witsbsasH ss7uid.)
Eighty and e471Oa acres gut Of the
Alfred Polk survey in, Ellis county
Texas. adjoining the city Of Waza4
htaehies 4 de5tribsd ~ 'd Notes afas and
Bounds as ffo'lows: 'sA'l a777H i7'7
|o1 Beginning at 'the n VI cofHer 81
the Hawkins 13 acres lot nov
fRno3n DE- bfockp Nc. ST On 4thtd offii
tefai III map Or Gaia" eits!! othence n AZ
lT' 34tsi vafAs to the right OF way of
Nv VIM said fiests ii way VI sai'o
ttefseetion II said Fight 81 way With
Jefferson street thence N 45 ga
w WEI thg s w line Of safd street
1852" $40 varas 20, d stake; thence
IN sew With line of said Street sc
2-3 yaras to the N E corner Of the
tH.qsHsl ftinh Tract: iitifennce s ~ W
with the east line OF said Dunn
tact 400 ..varas To the center Of
IWaxahachfe ,creek a Spanish oak "a
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Bni11fahilng oXt New, ships

1,l,ae,5 Ba5iilains New Ships. .o,sgI
: Galveston, Texas, JAM 29,,m5It, ls
reported that the Mallory line, oper1
atipg passenger and freight, vessels
between this city and New York,
viii shortly put under construction
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2.-A-G.--..2-- 80.
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q I'D 4 BAN Mer%f DallaHalts
sAsyldq m he teM the
Z ies lat groS tn lpt d pro
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asst of the Mississippi Valley.

9'F0t VI VH6 QhISoIooIppI FdIIty
,,dt"The. neStggeperal FTsrm4 TO- es9sa
the country will appear in the fan
west, Tuesday <orpiWedhesdag4 cross
the middle west. about Thursday OF
Friday And theFleast erhi states nea:
the close pffthe week; 1t will be at
tended by geheral sheWs in north
ern and rain in southern districts
| Frequent rains are probable tn
coming week,sfni theoPacific' 'sstates.
| Esa ,... - - .4------,,--,4is ftt1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
LIKES AMERICA BEST
Mrs. Mary Barnes Enjoys Summer
in British Isles.

Mrs. Mary Barnes, of oskaloosa,
Ynaccompanied and independent Of
assistance last season made trip
back to her old home at Cardiff,
Wales, and spent number of months
among relatives and family friends
there and in England. John G. Barnes
and wife left the old country and the
old home place at Cardiff to come to
America in 1877. Mrs. Barnes is a
sister of Mrs. Henry Luscombe of
Beacon, who had proceeded her and
they we're therefore attracted to
Iowa and found residence in Oska.
loosa. Thirty-tive years to be away
from home is a long time and Mrs.
Barnes encountered many changes.
She enjoyed every moment of the
time but she likes her American home
the more since her visit Relatives
and old time friends sought to dis.
suade her: from returning to her work
and her home in far away Oskaloosa,
but she would not, listen to them. The
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29

old country is all right and to visit
there is pleasant but America is best
after all. AT Cardiff Mrs. Barnes was
with her brothers William and John
Lewwellyn and with other kinspeople.
She was in time for the coronation
ceremonies of King George and she
brings home a collection OF interest
ing photographs among which are
shown the scenes attending the cor
onation. One shows the great piles
of wood, brush and material that were
lighted on the tops of scores of high
peaks and hills of the islands. 1t was
a sight never to be forgotten to wit
ness these blazing beacon fires
throughout the land.
In London, Mrs. Barnes attended
church upon numerous occasions and
took part in many of the sights of the
great city. She was through the
houses OF parliment, Westminster
Abbey, saw the Queen Victoria Mem
orial, was at Buckingham Palace, at,
tended services in st. Paul's Cathe-
dral, went through the White City,
saw Nelson's Monument, visited Trail.
falgar Square, the Strand, Raynes
Park Cemetery, Crystal Palace, St.
James Park and the Marble Arch, St.
Georges and st. Thomas Hospitals,
Batthersea Park, the National Picture
Gallery, the General Post Office, Hotel
Cecil, Hotel Savoy, Waldorf Hotel
Hay Market Theatre, Piccadilly,
Blackfriar5 Tunnel the Law Courts,
Somerset House, Wesleyan Chapel,
Colonial Offices, Cleopatras Needles,
Regent street, Hyde Park Corner, etc.
Among innumerable other exper.
fences Mrs. Barnes saw the famous
Whitehall Horse Guards in drill aud
she heard Big Ben" the celebrated
English chimes.
While in Wales she vis,,vd many OF
the towns and villages where resided
friends and old time aCquaintances.
After Cardiff she was in Mountain
ASH, the home OF the originator of
the Welsh choir that was heard in
this city only few days ago.
Mrs. Barnes enjoyed the trip going
and coming and the voyages across
the Atlantic. Relatives and friends
outdid themselves in making her Wis,
it pleasant and she is under lasting
obligations to many people she met
Mrs. Barnes says that she has now
come to America to stay and that un'
less some unusual circumstances arise
she will not return to the old country
again.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
SAYS
He W|[L ACCEPT
Declares Himself in Race for Re-
publican Nomination. 4.
GOVERNORS GET HIS ANSWER
Urges Direct Primary to Show Popu-
lar Preferenee-Seeks Genuine
e" Rule Of the People--Personai
Preference Not Considered.

New York. Feb 26.-Colonel Roose
welt has formally declared himself
in the race for the Republican nomina'
ton for president. His declaration is
made in a statement replying to a
letter addressed to him on February
10 by the governors of eight western
states. 81.
In declaring HIS willingness to &C
cept the nomination il rendered him,
the former president says he will adj
here to this decision until the Repub-
lican national convention has eX'
pressed its preference.
The following is Mr.. Roosevelt's re-
ply TO the western governors:
Says He Will Accept. q,
81 deeply appreciate your letter and
I realize to the full the heavy respon-
sibility it puts upon me, expressing,
as it does, the carefully considered
convictions OF the men elected by
popular vote to stand as the heads OF
government in their several states.
II absolutely agree with you that
this matter is not one to be decided
with any reference to the personal
preferences or interests Of any man,
but purely from the standpoint OF the
interests Of the people as whole.
viii accept the nomination for presi.
dent if it is rendered to me and will
adhere to this decision until the con.
vention has expressed its preference.
One of the chief principles for which
| have stood and for which / now
stand and which | have always en-.
deavored and always shall endeavor
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
Illinois After Iowa Men.

Des Moines, Feb. 27.-Special: IL
La Sale county, Illinois, cannot pros.
ecute one way it will another. In the
case of State of Illinois against FL:
bert A. Reed, E. H. Mitchell and Earl
Shets. three prominent business men
of Shenandoah, Iowa, Governor De.
neen, of Illinois, has asked Governor
Carroll for requisition papers to ger
the men on trial in the La Sale cir
cult court for alleged fraud in man.
ufacturing establishment at Mar
settles. Governor Carroll has heard
the application, but has not yet issued
the requisition papers. Fearing Gov.
ernor Carroll will refuse to grant the
papers, E. r. Spencer, trustee in
bankruptcy. of the estate of the Swan
son Manufacturing Co. and other
plaintiffs brought suit today in Judge
McPherson's federal court to collect
$72,346. The plaintiffs joining i'll the
action of Spencer are the Link Belt
Manufacturing Co.. OF Chicago, The
State Bank of Plymouth, Wisconsin,,
john T. Ryerson & Son, of Chicago,
and w. A. Morey and F. F. Neff. Con-
spiracy to defraud is charged.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
WHITE OAK,

Our White Oak correspondent in
last weeks Globe got his letter
somewhat jumbled. William Walker
has rented the John A. Swanson
place instead of the T. A. Bedford
farm Mrs. Anna Allgood has rent
ed the T. A. Belford place for an
other year.
Toby Parlett was in our neighbOr.
hood Friday OF last week.
Miss Mabel Taylor visited her
grandparents at TiOga part of last
week.
Nelly Wymore was transacting
business in Oskaloosa Saturday.
John Woods and r. A. Belford,
who were called on the Mahaska
county jury, were excused from Sat
urday to the first of the week.
Herman Larson was an Oskaloosa
business caller Friday of last week.
Will Umstead had to give up the
prop deal on account Of the river
breaking up.
Will Alexander is hauling logs to
the mill preparatory to building a
hog shed.
Mrs. A. b. Francis has been quite
sick for several days. The doctor
from Wright is in attendance. Oma
Bedford is helping with the house
work.
Add Alexander's little girl Ruby
has been quite sick for several days.
She is under the care Of DIR. Dwight
Jarvis OF Rose Hill.
Sunday, Feb. %, being Mrs. Aman'
da Francis 9th birthday. her hus.
band planned and carried out a com
plete surprise on her; also a post
card shower She received twenty
nine post cards. fShe did not sus
pect anythingg untilyf she saw her
neighbors coming with well filled
baskets. She received several nice
presents. Among them was set Of
Rogers, silver knives. forks and table
spoons. A bountifui dinner was serv
ed. All returned to their homes
wishing her many more such happ,
days.
Feb. 26. 4. A. u.