The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-04
THE TUSCALOOSA HERALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1914

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from Sioux City to Dubuque, twoule
pass through Oskaloosa. ssis
| Tuesday. Feb. 2S--'Paullne,T a sue
cessMi home talent play. staged b,
! Mrs. Y.sK. Logan at Masonic opers
house. Hugh McCoy resigns al
claims agent Iowa Central to resume
practice of Jaw II as
March lis
Wednesi:aN. March 1-Watsr CoEi
any .iiess teY pump of 1000 Gal
IlasslI,er day capacity. l-sitea ser.
vices cpsaed with observance Of AL
I'We,.nesslgs at Episcopal chi:cl. ~
cital by, ltlartment Of Exp.essioa AZ
Penn c,,llage. Crypt owners 10 For
est Abbey meet and organize with. y
!. beans. president.
Thnrsdly, March 2--Chai. Keylrr
killed by gas explosion at Clyde Yer,
milyea home ~ ..4 {
Friday, March 34-llev. u. A.. Fergu.
son, "opens series OF revival meetings.
Christian Endeavor of Congregations
church gives musical entertainment.
Attenipt made to brrglarize the J. J.
Pricesdrug store, < tE5 d K
Saturday. March 4--Joseph So.
franco badly hurt In runaway. Two
hundred and ak instruments filed for
record with county recorder during
Well.
Sunday March Eagles Lodge
memorial services, address by Judge
Lawrence DeGfaff. Enthusiasts
played golf
Monday, March 6--FifteefJ pairs of
Hungarian cartridges arrived for dis.
tribntiom In county. Modern Wood,
men announce big, Fourth Of July eel
ebration ~ esWs1I
Tuesday, Mdrch 7--Annuai meeting
Oskaloosa An; Smobile Club, .Chas.
Mailing elected president. Busy SEES.
hsialf oskaloosa Commercial club. 5
"Wednesday, March syussiff Nah.
Inout aud other wrestlers give an ex.
hibiiion visit-sof Geo. d. Griggs,
Great Imcohonce, With, local lodge of
Rel Men as. y.
Thursday, March O. Committees
named TO have charge of Hornets
Nest. brigade Reunion in Oskaloosa,
April 6 and q Announcement made
that material had been ordered for
street car loop. Pete McCosh buys
out his partner. Fred Turner. Levi
Nossman of oliyet dies from over
desc OF morphine. Residence of NJ.
l.. Hurd ruined by fire.
Friday, March 10--Notice of cleo.
ton By Mayor for Monday. March 81.
Gcmpany + gets notice 1t may be
called to- Mexican border. Marie
Chilcoate smothercd to death while
asleep at Evans. tst
Saturday, March II Departments
III basement at F'rankel Store opened
for business. Death of w. +. Hig,
lin, Death OF, Mrs Frances Barnes
Hull. Citizens Non-Partisan Munich
pal Ticket fled with clerk,
Sunday. March IL Death of VIII
liam Bamside. Opening ofthe Shaw
revival meetings at Congregational
church. 1855 "a ). syt4 49,
Monday. March lS-rAnnuai meeting
Oskalooss Hospital association. Hen
syle II Sales open secondhand store.
Annual school election, John Perry
and John Shoemake elected directors.
Tuesday, March 14--Prohibitionists
meet and select ticket for municipal
lection Frank Waters: livery barn
burned and. six valuable horses incin-
Grated asEia.t
"Wednesday, March, tl5--Fire, at O..
G. g. Phillips home. b. t. Hull re-
ported dangerously Ill.
Thursday. March 16--.'People's non.
partisan ticket gets ready for city
election. $50
Friday, March 17--Ray Athey ac-
cused of stealing Iherses Only, six new
voters registered in two days. Rev.
A. Cato Kaye of Mason City came to
conduct lenten services at Episcopal
church. ~ M si8l tFs5
Saturday, March 1S--lowa State
Dairy Train in town. Ducks reported
plentiful ON Des ,Moines river AZ.
Sunday, March 19--Several cases OF
scarlet fever, under quarantine. III
Monday, March 2e--Boys' Secretary
Y NJ. C. a. starts garden club. Death
of John Blattner. Death OF j, Q. Hale.
First flower of spring reported by
Mrs. +. w. Mccall G. III. Carbon
elected president school board. Geo.
Prentiss hurt in runaway. City couD-
Gil figured 1t would require s64, 420.0o
to run city Tor year.
/. Tuesday, March 2l--Mrs. Margaret
Enos celebrated Goth birthday Bas-
ket bah game resulted Penn Academy
e5, New Sharon 6. Old wooden pole
at northwest corner. square replaced
with iron one. Street sprinkler call
ed into. service. Death of John Cruik-
shank. Rev. Bonner begins revival at
First Reformed church.
Wednesday. March %, Campaign
renewed to raise endowment for Penn
college. Commercial Club discussed
new glove factory proposition. Mar
rage OF G. X. Lyle and Ethel Wells.
Thursday, March % - Automobile
club places order for fifty new guide
posts. Rev. Rudd OF Fort Madison
holds lenten services at Episcopal
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