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The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Monday

Mrs. w. l.. Drane of Denver spent
Saturday in Greeley. o,ra
Mira. John Sanford of orcharu
was in Greeley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Robbins OIL
Eaton we're in Greeley SATURDAY.
A. A. Robinson went to Denver
Saturday to spend Sunday +
G. d. Smith of Grand Junction Is
Waiting his uncle. Ii. Reynolds, ana
Mrs. Merten of Byers, Colo, is
Visiting her son, Prof +. Fl. Merteh'
OF the high school. ,,,a5
Miss Florence Young was calieu
to Fort Collins Saturday by 'he
serious illness of her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Young arriseu
in Greeley Sunday evening ana are
stopping at the Garfield. r,
Mrs. O. II. Adams has new
Strause Gas Iron. They are ane
most convenient and most ecohoiii
cal irons made. ., besn
Miss Sadie Woods. who has neei
attending school here was calieu ~
her home in Red Oak, Ia, o"'ui u"
by the illness of her mother. n,
Mrs. e. A. Hopkins ana aausn
ter. Ruth, left Saturday TOT HUI
| where they Will NlsiI NJ, ,snn
daughter. Mrs. w: >; feisaSi etsricuitural
Bruce Parker of the AsriGu',n;t Nth
college spent the week emu u VI n
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. ~
Parker. over
Mrs. John milestone came oser er
from Masters Saturday TO visl. an
husband who recently unue' we ~, the
operation for appendicitis !"
Greeley hospital. I.o,,, New
mrs. VIM. A. Allen. Chacon, NrS .hat
Mexico. had SO severe cough 'n"'
It nearly choked her to dea'h, M
| Allen says: 1--WE tried many 'h'"e,
without helping her when by soou
,,c. vot a bottle Of Foley's Hone!
and Tar Compound. 1t heipeo ~
at once and finally cured her IL !.
the best medicine We ever u'oN
! Gilbert Bros.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

H. c. Fournier is spending few
days in Loveland.
Col C. A. White of Denver is in
Greeley visiting friends.
j. G. Mhipple of Barnesville is
spending a few days in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Perkins of
Hardin are in Greeley for few
weeks.
Mrs. Fish, the mother of Mrs A.
B. Copeland, is quite ill at Mrs.
Copeland's home.
Mrs. J. A. Stockton of Eaton was
in Greeley today on her way to Fort
Collins for visit with friends.
Mrs. l.. C. Green went to Ault
this morning for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Beardsley.
Mrs. Walter Allen, who has been
spending the winter in Colorado,
has returned to her home in New
Orleans.
Miss Anna Wilson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman
Baab, left Tuesday for her home in
Thurber, Utah.
Mrs. j. D. Smillie and baby re-
turned to Eaton today after spend
ing few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Graham.
Mrs. Katherine Brown left Tues
day for Monmouth, H., to attend
/ the graduation exercises at the Con
servatory of Music. Mrs. Brown''
cousin. Miss Marie duncan, who i:
well known in Greeley will be
among the graduates.
f. w. Euge has purchased the
blacksmith shop formerly managed
by G. S. .larsh in the rear of the
1. O. o. F. building. For the pres
ent Mr.. Euge will run both this shor
and his own on Seventh street.
Donald Bliss. the young son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bliss, who
has a perfect record for his three
years at school, celebrated his ninth
/ birthday anniversary Tuesday and
treated his schoolmates in the third
grade to a fine birthday cake. Fol
/ lowing the custom of the Bliss
families that each son shall receive
a Bible on his ninth birthday. Don
aid was presented with one by his
DarentS
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

W. r. Kelly was in Fort Collins
on business Monday.
NJ. Johnson of Berthoud was in
Greeley Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schwatke
came down from Laramie City on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Wright, who
have spent the last three weeks in
Greeley left Monday for Oregon.
Rev. II. B. Mcmillan will organize
school house at . O'Clock next Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. n. w. Pendexter has arrived
from Cornish, Me-, to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C. Thompson.
Donald Rothschild has returned
from San Antonio, Tex, where he
has been attending the Military
school for the last year.
Judge G. II. Bradfield will deliver
the address to the graduating class
at the Pleasant Valley school next
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schofield, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Arbuckle left today. They expect
to 20 to the western coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hinton, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. f
Gray and Mrs. May Fitzpatrick lef
today for their home in Gunnison.
Mrs. B. Woodcock is SUFFERING
from a badly crushed thumb on hel
left hand. While assisting witt
the Washing Monday morning, Mrs
Woodcock caught her thumb in the
washing machine cogs.
Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Ford of Colo
rado Springs spent Sunday in Gree
ley and attended the Christian Sun
day school. Mr. Ford is the super
intendent of the Christian Sunday
school in Colorado Springs witt
which Greeley is contesting. Gree
ley won the points Sunday.
]. E. McKeen, 1901 CLEVELAND
St, Wichita, Kan, reports: Il suf
fered from kidney trouble, had Sc
we're pains across my back. and was
all played out. l began taking
Foley Kidney Pills and soon there
was a decided improvement. Finally
the pain left entirely and an
fully cured of all my kidney
trouble." Gilbert Bros.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Wednesday

D. A. Benson ofBriggsdale was in
Greeley today.
T. A. Stevens went to Denver on
business today.
Mrs. Mary A. Brown of Eaton
was in Greeley today.
Mrs. John Baldwin of Erie was III
Greeley on business Tuesday.
ernest E. Happock of Grover is
in Greeley this week on business.
Mrs. Lena Puglis of Erie has been
in Greeley this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. E. NJ. Snidow and Mrs. l.. f.
Snidow of Platteville were in Gree
ley Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. DeLong OF
frederick. were in Greeley Tuesday
on business.
Or. and Mrs. c. C. Uric and
saughters have returned from a
weeks visit in Boulder.
Miss Tesa Harter returned 70
Dauver Tuesday after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. F. l.. Spencer.
oliver Kibby of Berthoud and
Laura NJ. crowley of Milliken We're
granted q license to marry on tues
day. N.s
MIS-. ". n. AudliS ahN ~ -
schryver are in Boulder attenoins
the G.. A. r. Encampment ana W.
r. C. meetings.
Mr.. and MRS. C. C. Hutchison. who
have been spending the last Two
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. =. o.
paws left this morning for Chey-
enne. ,bo
Among the Greeley veterans VINO
we're in Boulder to attend the u
A. R. Encampment are H. Z. wat
son. ]. Max Clark, ]. NJ. Ferguson
and C. H. Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCunnill l
of I.aJara are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
1 W. Imboden and their SON. 1onh
NcCunniff, who will graduate TINS
wear from the State Teachers COL
lege.
Mrs. s. P. Baker of Oxford, Neo.'
arrived here Tuesday for WISH
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Arend ana
Mrs. John Robinson. Mrs. Baker
son. B. E. Baker and wife are also
in Greeley ON their way home fro"
California
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Russians Coming Back

Johnstown, May 9.-This town
looked like a Russian village We'd
nesday morning when rs Russians
with bag and baggage stepped from
the train ready to go to work in the
beet fields. They came from Ne
braska and many of them have
worked here in previous years. This
locality favors the Russian beet
labor over all others and many OF
the workers who came here eight
wears ago now own property. There
are about $500 acres of beets IN
the Johnstown district, double the
acreage of last year.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Tuesday

Mrs. C. H. English is recovering
from her recent illness.
A. X. Fischer went to Fort Lup-
ton on business Monday
w. NJ. Sullivan of Eaton was IN
Greeley on business Monday.
Andrew Mackey of Masters was
in Greeley on business today.
Mrs. Ida Lamborn arrived here
Monday for a visit with Mrs. Henry
Igo. -
Mrs. Elsie DeVine is confined 10
her home with tonsilitis and neural-
Miss Myrtle Hill left Monday for
her home in Durango. she mas peeii
attending school here.
T. F. Cahill returned this morn
ing from Leadville. where he mas
been visiting his mother.
Mrs. Walter Boughton anu
daughter of Seattle, Wash, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Mrs Charles Mawhinney ana
children have gone to Banks, ore
to ioin MIR. Mawhinney who mas ue-
cided to locate there. T..
Mrs. w. c. Dickerson went 70
Denver this afternoon Tor NisI'
With her daughters, Mrs. NJ H.
Mrs w. b. Kegt and son, Tom,
ra,mrned to Denver Monday atter
snending few days with Mrs'
Tert's daughter, Miss Helen.
" Mr. and Mrs. Claud Smith anu anu
pnrrell who have been visltihS
Nr and Mrs. II. Reynolds, re.ui ne1 ~,
~ tbeir home in Grand Junction w
day. ,,.,r and son,
,thsr left Saturday for WarreLS
,,mrr Mo. where they Will Nlst,
W.. W. u;ckmans mother for seNerd'
weeks. Fort Collins
,ba guest of her cousin, M Mrs.
l.. T.. Beaman. over ouh.n .h track
Kersey came to at'eiu WV
meet. , "a yisiting
Greeley friends while on mel indrer
the western coast. MRS. raales
formerly lived here, put ho"
ber home at Kansas Clt!; when
There never was tilns r,srits
,.onIe appreciated the reai maay
~ Cbamberlain's Cough - nv
,mor. than now. This Is tory snJ
W. increase in sales ana havs
.,,,nonials .uS from persons VINO ''',
,..r cured by it. If you OF ~
ss,drsn are troubled with cous-
.o,d give it a trial and oeeou,' '
acquainted with its good auA'''
For sale by all dealers
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that here
after | will not be responsible either
individually or as partner, LOT
auy obligations contracted by or
through Lem j. Baird, having
withdrawn from the partnership for
merlv existing between the under
signed and said Lem ]. Baird in the
ownership and operation of steam
threshing outfit. The business will
hereafter be conducted by me indi-
yidually.
PAUL HOLMQUIST,
of Holmquist & Baird.
May 8, 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

Masters. "' "uhuay at
T. F. Cahill is in Leadyllle visit
ing his mother '''''-
Mrs. Floyd Keene OF Eaton snar,
today in Greeley. ~
mrs Fred Mimmack of Eaton
spent saturday In Greeley.
VT. ana Mrs, Charles Cobler of
eaton We're in Greeley Saturday.
Mr' and Mrs. r, b. McDermott
are nome from a trip to Denver.
Mr' ana Mrs. l.. G. w. Gavin of
day. 'o'9 Satur-
Wlllett Saunders has returned
days. 7PS'' le"
Joe Harris has returned from
fort Collins where he spent tbe
week end. INC
Miss Emma Giger of Boulder was
the guest of Miss Helen Pollock
over Sunday. '''o'A
Larry LOWERS has returned from
Denver, where he spent several days
with his father. .
Miss Bessie Turner and her uncle
II. q. Waddell, visited relatives in
Ault over Sunday.
MISS Lillian Gleasman visited
over Sunday in Eaton with her sis
ter, Mrs Atkinson.
Mrs, Earl Day was called to Dem
yer Saturday by the serious illness
OF her sister, Mrs. Mabel Gray.
Miss Elma Wilson returned the
last of the week from Pueblo. where
she attended the state convention of
librarians.
Mr. and Mrs. A, w. Mcconnell
have returned from California,
where they have spent the last
three months.
Miss RoXye Adams returned to
Denver Sunday evening after spend
ing lew days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Adams.
Miss Ada Gibson is expected
home tomorrow from Long Beach,
Calf, where she has spent the last
two years.
Mrs. A. r. Baringer and Mrs. J.
H Roberts went to Denver Satur-
day to attend the association of the
Nazarine church.
Among the Eaton shoppers in
Greeley Saturday were Misses Hazel
Smillie, Celia Jackson, Marie Frat
er, Prudence Landers and Claudia
Steele.
Mrs. S. A. Bussing returned to
her home in Keota the last of the
week after visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Curtis.
Mrs Celia Johns took a party of
friends to Denver Saturday in her
Chalmers car to attend the musi-
cal festival. Her guests were Prof
and Mrs. X. Ernesti and son, Mr..
and Mrs. William Burkhart, Miss
Helene Herboth and Noah Horning.
DR.. n. II. Lee of Denver preached
morning and evening at the Metho-
dist church in the absence of Rev.
r. A. Chase. The evening service
was an anniversary service for the
Epworth League in honor of the
twenty-third anniversary of the or
ganization of the society.
IL would surprise you to know of
the great good that is being done
by Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius
Downey. of Newberg Junction, n.
b, writes: "NIy wife has been using
Tablets and finds
them very effectual and doing her
lots OF good" Il you. have any
trouble with your stomach or bow
els give them a trial. For sale by
all dealers,
The members of the German club
will entertain next Saturday, May
is, with two playlets.s The mem
bers of the advanced French class
will be the guests. The F'rench
class will then give one act COM
edy in French. The two produc-
tions will be staged by Miss Clara
Morris, an honorary fellow at the
college. and the whole entertain
ment will be under the direction OF
Prof. Gideon.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Audit Wmuers' Supper

Ault, May 13.-The Winning
Blues of the Congregational
church here gave supper and pro-
gram to the losing reds" last night
at the church. the affair being the
result of Sunday school member
ship contest going on recently. The
Sunday school was divided and the
side which won the more pupils for
the Sunday school was declared the
victor. Contrary to the usual GUS
tom the winners gave the feed"
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Notice

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Union Colony of
Colorado will be held at the Office
of the secretary. 9O6 Eighth avenue,
city of Greeley, on Tuesday, the
21st day of May. 1912, for the pur-
nose of electing dve trustees to
serve for the ensuing year. Polls
open from to s p. m.
By order of the Board Of Trus-
ROBERT STEELE. Pres.
B. D. SANBORN, Secy.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
L.,--+-++4--'-'s++
/ Locals.

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'riday
,.nsy went to Denver
wilson of Eaton Spsn'
Greeley ,,,ite i'll In
'tI" n B. Edwards OF
Greeley Thursday. -,
Gree. " Armstrong OF
thursday IN n,aus pen't, to
,day for a short stay l.a!,
'ar, Ts,vlor came down
,,-sday sdi evening for a
Ross and daughter
nS Evans spent Thurs
corbes and Mrs. Grif-
windsor were ~
sday. . IN Den-
,or a few days stay
j n the music festival. ,
pSonnell , have moved
,ices from the fourth
onera nsS House block to
Richey and daughter
.tnrued Thursday from
they have been Visit-
prussell returned to
platteville Thursday
With her sister, Mrs.
field came down from
rsdav. Mrs. Scofieid
iting at the home oil
H. NJ. Arbuckle.
smith and baby went
Thursday for a few
ith her mother. Mr:
n have recently moved
ut Morgan.
Is usually caused by
Il the muscles OF the
Ich YOU will find moth
than Chamberlain q
|or sale by all dealers.
Carrel has returned
where she has spent
III with her daughter,
{err. Mrs. Kerr has a
r born April 13. Mrs.
remembered as Miss
She formerly lived
ia. but has recently
bnyer.
y cuts, ragged wounds,
arness gals heal up
BALLARD'S SNOW
/ applied. 1t is both
antiseptic. Price 25c,
% per bottle. Sold by
Co. three stores.
Hughes, who has been
last few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j..
|rg, left Thursday for
Golden, for a few days
Il then return to Gree
d the summer with her
and Mrs. J. r. Powell
kat the winter with Rev.
IN Valkenburg, have
! home in Yampa for
IAs stay. Rev. and
alkenburg are each In
D year ana are IeeDle
B spring.
vertigo, (blind stag
complexion. fiatulence
= of a torpid liver. No
we'll while the liver IL
ERBlNE is a powerful
lnt. A dose or two will
lious symptoms to dis
1t. Price soc. Sold
Drug Co. three stores.
lboden returned this
pm Iowa, where he hai
/ weeks visiting hii
Spencer returned thii
p a few weeks visit II
Karr has been spending
Pcation in Eaton. She
her work in Demorets
feek.
Pble and Frank Holder
fek, Neb., left today fol
tflp to Wyoming.
pette Collins returned
Y at Barnesville thii
er spending a few day
Fge Fisk returned thii
pm Washington, where
II several weeks visitin,
y. Halterman returned
= 'iiornlng after q ShOr
u.s. Z. U. Sheffield. Mrs
'sme to attend the Roya
rally.
e Time to get rid Of you
lou can do 1t by an
a,oerlain's |, Liniment an,
ne parts freely at eacl
FOR sale by all deal
: Hunter returned thi
u a snort visit at Pow
lcross e the range. He
=; A. Foster. and littl,
'elen. accompanied hel
visit.
uerlck y" Delay of tn,
, ,ltural college will xiv
. wireless y telegraphy q
: ,.,,, . o'clock this evening
WI VIII bring his aparatu
= urn experiments there
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12
Come To Oskaloosa
List Of New Citizens Who
Have Recently Arrived.

l.. B. Pearson and family, formerly
OF Oskaloosa, but recently residing al
Flats. Neb., have returned to take
advantage OF better school privileges
Mr.. Pierson has purchased a five-acre
tract on the Iarbonado road and will
improve the property.
l. ....f. - - -
A. j. Benton, superintendent of the
Home Finding Society of Des Moines,
has moved his FAMILY TO Oskaloosa
and is located at 633 North Market
street.
rt. .4s, - - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howe and son
Horace. are temporarily located at
lOl4 Ninth avenue East. Mr.. Howe
has been farming but Is now fireman
on the NJ. & st, L. and will live in Os-
kaloosa. 30. 81 sEaE
.,s.g1a .fr.,, - = -
( Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Allison and one
child, OF Rock Island, Ill, are new
residents OF Oskaloosa. They are liy-
ing over 421 High avenue West. Mr..
Allison Is manager OF the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. in Oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
Gas in Empty Tank Car Ignited by
Conduc tors Lantern.

Quite a little bit of excitement was
caused Saturday night between the
hours of nine and ten o'clock by a
terrific explosion of which no one
could tell the exact location. The
explosion was that of the gas in an
empty gasoline tank car on the NJ. &
lSt. l.. near the coal chutes. The
road has been hauling water in the
empty gasoline cars to the small
towns down the line and Saturday
night they spotted" an empty car un.
der the water crane to fill it. Con,
ductor Holland and his brakeman tried
| to remove the cover of the man-hole
but it stuck. Holland then sent his
brakeman to the way car to get some.
thing to remove the cover. While he
was gone Holland, finding a crow bar
lying near, pryed off the lid. He
then stuck his lantern down inside OF
the tank to see if it was empty. The
tank was full of gas and when the
lantern was put inside the gas explod-
ed with a terrific force, shooting
flames to some distance in the air. Mr..
Holland was knocked off the car and
his face and hair singed
His hands and wrists that were not
covered by his coat were also badly
burned. The fact that Mr.. Holland
had on heavy overcoat probably
saved his life, as it kept the fire from
burning his body. The overcoat,
however, was burned to a crisp. Mr..
Holland is in a pretty bad shape and
1t will be some time before he is
able to be about his duties.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12
STORE HOUSE BURNED
University Park Visited by Costly
Fire This Morning.

Inc store house at the Contra
Holiness University was completeIy
Quilted by fire about two o'clock this
morning. When first discovered nv
student rooming at the Watson
House, the flames had eaten through
the north end of the roof. He imme.
diateiy alarmed the people OF the
University, who did everything in
their power to check the flames, but
without result. The town of Univer.
sity Park is entirely without fire pro-
lection, with the exception of small
chemical extinguishers and a few
small lines of hose in the Dormitory
and University. These were used to
the extent of their power, but were
to meet the demands. The
origin of the fire is unknown. Ii
started in the part of the building
that is used as the laundry, and there
had been no one in that part since
Saturday. The University allows on
ly the use of safety matches and IL Is
hardly probable that the fire started
from any of these. The store house
was filed with the supplies of the
winter. There was over a third of a
car of flour, half car of apples, as
many potatoes, besides much canned
fruit In the building. The -four was
a total loss, but about half of the
canned goods We're saved. II is
thought also that a great deal OF the
apples and potatoes can be saved,
The building was covered by $500
insurance; $500 was carried on the
contents.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12
.NOAL MARTIN INJURED
Young Farmer of Adams Township
Loses an Eye.

Noal ID, Martin, well known
young farmer of Adams township.
suffered the loss of his right eve in
a peculiar manner last Friday. He
was assisting in the construction OF
a new hog house on his place. and
was driving spikes In 2x4's. He inst
set a. spike and hit 1t. The hammer
struck glancing blow and the nail
shot into the young mans eye, des.
troying the sight and badly lnjuring
the surrounding muscles. Fortunate
ly the nail hit head foremost. If the
sharp end had struck with equal
force II would have penetrated the
brain and probably killed him. The
young man was brought TO the Oska.
loosa hospital, where the destroyed
parts were removed. After the opera
tion he was taken TO the home of his
father, +. w. Martin, Second avenue
East, where he Is resting as com
fortably as circumstances will permit.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12
Assessor Has Problem.

City Assessor j. Sid Anderson, OF
Waterloo, Is mnch perplexed over the
assessment OF the saloon taxes for
the next quarter. The law provides
that this assessment must be made
by Dec. 20 for the quarter beginning
In January. but the assessor does not
know whether the new Consent petit
Ition. now In circulation, will be vic
|tofious or meet with defeat. II WIN
NOT be known nntil after the 10th OF
the mouth and he IS not a seer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12
LEAP YEAR WEDDINGS
TT Couples Obtain Licenses First
Eleven Months this Year.

So far, Leap Year has worked like
a charm and the Mahaska county
young ladies have been taking great
advantage of the privilege given ito
them on this year This is atteated
~ the marriage iicence register. In
the first eleven months of this year
there were 277 couples married. This
Is as many as were married in the
twelve months OF any one of the. three
years previous. In fact, only one year
came UP to that mark, that was 1909,
and it had Just that number in the
entire twelve months. The girls
have only the rest of the month of
December left and they should make
the most of 1t. The number of mar
riages for the first eleven months of
the year for the past four years is
given below: .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

arrangements were made to hold the
annual banquet of the club on the
evening of January "a, at place to be
decided upon later. Red Cross holi.
day stamps will be put on sale by the
club as soon as they arrive. They
will be sold at convenient locations in
the business part of town.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

The marriages In the month OF No
vember for this year exceed that of
any year since 1906. There were n
couples married in November, 1906,
and only "a this year. However, in
between those years it has some
times gone as low as Is. The mum.
Der of marriages solemnized during
the month Of November for the last
seven years is given in the table be-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

+ HUNT.-Born, Thursday, Dec. 5,
1912. to Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Hunt, OF
81 Eighth avenue east, a 9A-pound
son.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

G1BBONS.-Born, Sunday morning,
Dec. 8, 1912, 10 MIR. and Mrs. Reeee
Gibbons, of sos North Fl street, an 3.
pound son.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

John Sabel, of Givin, and Anna
Blickwar Patny, of Lconifer, Pa,
have the honor of being the oldest
couple married during the month.
Their ages aggregate III years.
Frederick William Mason and Bessie
Pearson, both of this city, were the
youngest couple married last month,
Their ages aggregate 81 years. The
complete, list OF those married during
the month are given below:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

JEPSON.-Born. Saturday morning
Dec. 7, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Jepson,. of S07 South ID street, a son
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-12

and neighbors and in her death many
a person suffers a personal loss, the
oss of a true friend. Deceased was
"a member of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church.