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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-16
TENNIS TOURNAMENT NOW
DRAWS NEAR TO THE FINALS
FINALS WILL BE REACHED MON
DAY WITH MEMS SINGLES IN
THE MORNING AND LADIES I'M
AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON.
The climax of the Despiand hotel
tennis tournament wiz be reached
Monday. when the finals viii be
played and the mems finals win be
played off in the forenoon and the
ladies' singles in the afternoon. In
the morning Ben Foltz win oppose
A. Donnelly in the mems singles
finals, and the match promises to
be one OF the hardest contested
games in the tournament. In the
afternoon Miss Filter and Miss Con-
stance Mcconnell win be the con
testants for the ladies honors in the
singles. The mixed doubles are be-
ing played off this afternoon.
Friday Afternoons results were
as follows: Ben Foltz defeated' Wal
ter Boyer. 6-S, 6-2. A. Donnely won
over r. S. Holmes, 6-S. GA In
mixed doubles Miss Filter and p.
Rodgers defeated Miss Flersheim
and G. Fuller Munroe, scores, ST.
Ga, rs, the match being in doubt
until the last moment, when. with one
point needed to tie, the losing team
put BAH into the net
Several interesting matches were
played off Thursday afternoon and
Friday morning. Thursday after
Moons results were as follows: r. S
Holmes defeated A. Lane in gentle
mems singles. Ga, 60: Miss Jessie
Filter and P. Rodgers defeated Miss
Brachhold and E. Lane in the mixed
doubles, scores. 90, GA; Miss Fitt el
in the ladies' singles was the winner
over Miss Brachhold, scores, so
Go. The last match Of the after
noon was between Waiter Boyel
and Mr. Caldwell, the contestants be
ing very evenly matched as tbs
scores, 1912, 6-S, and ca, will show
Mr.. Boyer won two sets and tht
match.
Friday mornings playing staTteC
with mixed doubles, Miss Flersheiu
and G, Fulber Munroe winning owe
Miss H. Mcconnell and Mr.. Nick
man, scores 6-1, Ga. Following thi,
A. f. Donnelly flrthered his clincl
upon final honors by defeating AIr
Denison, scores 6-3, 60
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-16

AUGUSTA. Ca. March 16-Resl,
delits OF the low lying portions OF
the city today are scampering for
high ground as the river crawls
higher into the city. Broad street
Is now under water and the water
rs spreading onto the green Street
car seryhce has been st0pped The
river Is now at q S6-feek stage and
Is still rising. Mang cellars are
fboded end the property damage
win be heavy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-16
Columbus Mllls Close

Columbus Mllls Close
CofUABUS. Ga. March 1S - The
Chattahoochie river has now reached
q stage Of ~ feet. the highes3 IA
ten years. AN trains into and out
Of Columbus are of schedule and
ah miaas depending On the river for
power have been closed down There
Is water now in the Mascogee mills.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-16
TWO VESSELS IN COLLISION
Is ARE REPORTED DROWNED
ONE STEAMSHIP CARRIED 500
PASSENGERS AND 5000, 600 IN
GOLD, WHICH IS BELIEVED TO
Be SAVED.

EASTBOURNE, England, March 1S
The German four -masted SAILING YES
sell Pisagua rammed the P. & o. liner
Oceana off Beachy Head today and
the Oceana was sunk. The Pisaeua
put in at Dover this afternoon IN a
sinking condition.
It is reported that 25 persons
we're drowned, but the steamship
company denies it.
The Oceana carried 500 passengers
and 81, 5,00O, 900 In god. It is be
lieved the money was saved.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-16
Wheat Opens Higher

CHICAGO, March Wheat cp
ened an eighth to three-e. ghths
higher with May quoted at $l00i2
Provisions were a shade higher with
May pork at SIS. Lard $937, ribs
SS95. Hogs were five to ten lower
and cattle steady.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-16

'The annual sale at the Needlecraft
Shop. Beach ST., beginning Monday.
If you want big value for your money
come In
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29

friends through these parts for few
days.
Ed Briggs and family are quaran-
tined as their daughter Iva has scar
let fever. =
Miss Esther Randell, of Wright and
Mrs. Lille Hayes attended the Rebec.
ca Lodge at Kirkyille on Tuesday
evening.
]. L. Moore and ]. c. Coleman at
tended the |. O. o. i. Lodge at Givin
on Thursday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Moore and
daughter Cecil, were visitors at the
Anthem Mayors home near Eddyville
on Thursday. ...-r..
Seigal Garrett shipped car of hogs
to Chicago on Thursday. He went
with them and expects 10 visit in diff
ferent parts Of Illinois with relatives
for a few days.
G. F. Welch was an OskaIoOsa call
er on Tuesday.
Ben Newman. of Stockport arrived
at the parental Eli Arnold home on
HlOifbb9 NNNiilIEs Naif7d ~ IN
sickness of his children. He had
quite an experience getting back on
account of the storm.
Quite a number from these parts
Went Ia OskalOOsa Saturday to attend
the referee sale OF the Chandler heirs
Oscar Chandler bought it paying
$l5f.50 an acre.
The FaiTview Ladies' Aid will meet
at the Frank Lloyd home on Thursday
February 30, for all day meeting.
Had a severe snow storm through
these parts Feb %, but not very cold.
Sunday eve the Young men OF this
community was seen going in theiE
buggy's to see their hest girls, and
Monday noon they were seen making
their homeward journey through the
snow horseback.
II II
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
NEWS FROM NEARBY
ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
BATTERED BY wiDE-AWAKE
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS IN
TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
CEDAR.


Ben Newman, who mas been opera
ton at South Iowa Junction for the
pas, ten years. loaded his goods at
Eadyyille on Wednesday moving to
his home at Stockport. Iowa, where
he expects to be a farmer. His wife
and children win spend a few days
hi the parental Eli Arnold home be
fore they leave for their new home.
Lewis Arnold, OF Lakonta, will take
his place as operator, moving his
goods and family there on Tuesday.
Mr.. Newman and family will be great
ly missed by the community but ali
wish them success.
John Allsup and family, of White
Oak and J. c. Coleman and wife spent
Friday AT the Chas. Witt home.
Fairview Range was attended by
quite a crowd on Thursday evening,
visitors from Buckeye Grange and
Round Top Grange attending. They
having work in First and Second De
gree and program; also having appli'
cants for new membership.
Ike Ross and family moved on Fri,
day TO the Welton tenant house ~her"
he viii work this year.
Or. Shahan. of Eddyyille. was called
To the Eli Arnold home Friday even
ing as their daughter, Mrs. Ben New
mans children were quite sick; also
had DIR. Clark, Of OskalOO3a, Saturday
oryiIie Linsley and wife and J. {.
Coleman and family spent Sunday at
the Earl Witt home in Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Moore and
daughter Belle. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Haines and daugh'
ter, Catherine. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
McMains and Mr.. and Mrs Roe Ire.
land spent Sunday at the Henry
Moore home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas left
for their new home in Minnesota
Tuesday
Mrs. Sadie Garrett visited few
days in Oskaloosa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Garrett were
0skaloosa callers on Tuesday
Misses Minnie and Myrtle Steele
visited at their brothers home, Dave
Steele, near Kirkville, on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Warner spent
Thursday at the parental J. H. Warn
or home.
Charlie Fisher, of Lacey, has been
visiting a few days with his aunt,
Mrs. James Knott
c. w. Moore. F. A. Garrett and John
Thomas were Oskaloosa callers Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carstetter invited
eighteen of the young molks at their
home on Thursday evening reminding
their son George of his birthday. Re
freshments were served. All wished
him many more happy birthdays to
come.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCord, of Ed,
dypille, are visiting with relatives and
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
BETHEL.
BIZ

Mrs. John Traister, Sr,, is spend
ing a few days visiting relatives and
friends in Givin and Beacon.
James Marsh is a visitor for week
with friends in the neighborhOod OF
ChillicOthe and also at his home in
Kirkville.
Our rural mail carrier on Route No.
from Abba failed TO make his usual
round on account of bad roads Satur
day.
Fred White and family expect to
move to Eveland Thursday next, into
the house vacated by John Smith.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Armstrong, of Buxton. Friday, Feb
ruary %. a fine boy. Everybody
happy. We know Art must be.
A burial took place in Bethel GENE,
terry Friday. Feb. %. Deceased was
a brother of Mrs. VIM. Fowler. We
did not learn his name.
John Traister, ST., spent Sunday at
the home OF his son, Thomas Trails.
ter, in Eyeland
DUH, " MI anu MI . beit AOhS
Monday, Feb. 10, 1912, a fine girl. All
progressing nicely.
Miss Una Matthews and Miss Ma.
bel Smith spent Saturday night and
Sunda" at the Will Henley home a.
No. ;, Buxton.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis still cOntin
ues quite poorly at this writing.
Feb. 90 GOLDEN ROD.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
c. A. and Clyde Perkins

will sell at public auction at their
,t. dencc. one mile east of Wright
m what is known as the Sanford
Cochl IN farm, on Wednesday, March
t.. at 10 O'Clock q. M, one black mare
0ming 6 years old, in f0al, weight
200: bay mare coming 6 years old,
in fOal, weight 1850; roam mare com.
ing ) years old, in foal, weight 1850:
gray mare coming years old. in foal,
weight about 1850: driving horse 6
years old, lady broke; 5 good milk
COWS, fresh and to be fresh the
middle OF March; one black coming
2.yeal old heifer; about 43 head of
good calves; good coming 2-year-old
black bull; 40 head of extra good
Shropshire ewes, to lamb about April
LIST; $50 extra good feeding lambs;
farming implements, etc. Free lunch
At noon. Usual terms. J. NJ. COVcy
auctioneer. d. X. UnsiCker. clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29

WI. Brown and wife to d. J. Vim.
FER, east " OF sw. IL, 9.75.l4-$11,
10000 -.
Dora NJ Bailey and husband to
John d. Snider, lot 80, University
Park, Iowa-$4,000.,J
Herbert A. LaItue and wife to John
d. Byers, lots and 6, block 5, Mul.
hallen's addition, Oskaloosa, Iowa
$1.00.
+. G. Darland and wife to Emma
and L. S. Windahl, lot II, block 8.
Loughridge ad, Cassiday's addition,
OSkaloosa-$l.0 90.
J. A. Brown and wife to Clara Bar.
ton, east y of NV. u, block 2. Tai
bots addition to Oskaloosa-$l.0 90.
John. A. Kalbach, by trustees to
Kalbach Realty Corporation. wesr
: 42l4 feet of lot :, block IL, o. p. Os-
kaloosa-$l.00. ~.
John A. Kalbach, by trustees to
kalbach Realty Corporation, part OF
outlet %, o. p, city of OskalOosa-
81 90.
| John A. Kalbach by trustees to Kal.
bach Realty Corporation. west l.3 of
lot G, block IL, old plat, Oskaioosh---
81 90.
Isaac and John A. Kalbach, by
trustees and executor, to Kalbach
Realty Corporation, lot /, block 3.
Houtz's addition, charlottesville 90.
Isaac and John A. Kalbach, by trus
tees and executor, to Kalbach Realty
Corporation, !ota 9, 10, II and l2 OF
Brakes subdivision of Normal school
lot, all in Oskaloosa-S1.00
John A. Kalbach by trustees ct al,
to Kaibach Realty Corporation. lot 8,
block 5, Montgomery addition, Os
kaloosa--$1 90. 1884,.
John A. Kalbach by trustees ct al.
to Kalbach Realay Corporation, east
l.3 of lot 6. block IA. and the east
391a feet of the west 90 of lot 6,
block IA, o. P. Charlottesville.
John A. Kalbach by trustees ct al,
to Kalbach Realty Corporation, west
1.3 of lot Z, block H.. Oskaloosa---
$l00
| JOuu n. hdlDdCL ny
to Kalbach Realty Corporation, lots
and 6, block 4, Loughridge & Cas-
siday's addition to Oskaloosa-$1.00
John A. Kalbach by trustees ct al,
to Kalbach Realty corporation. lots
7 and s, block 10, Oskaloosa-$1.00
! G. II. French to A. w. BuckholtZ.
s. E. u of s. E. a of S. w. u and
W. y of the S. 4 OF S. w. a of S. Il.
| Il, 24-75.1G-$10,0O0.00
F. L. Green ct al to Maggie Will.
lams, lot 48, Henderson's addition to
Oskaloosa-$25O.00
LYDIA Alexander and husband to
Bessie c.. Tony, S. w. a OF N. w. a
of N. E. u and S: w. 4 of N. L. "
and also L. y of S. E. 4 of N. w.
a, all in 2576.14-$l,00.
Catharine Riggs and husband to
f. w. Frost and wife, the N. u of
lots l and 2, block 5, Loughridge &
Cassiday's addition to Oskaloosa--
81 10000.
Julia A. Hull aud husband to G. A.
Lenhart, south u OF lots 3 and 4, blk.
III, o. p. to Sharon-s1 100000.
Otis A. Martin and wife to Charles
and Laura Martin. west Y of sw. y
of 5-76.i5-$9, 100000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
w. r. Wymore

will sell at public auction at his. resi-.
dence. known as the Fletchef5 Norris
farm, one-halt mile east OF Rose Hill,
ON Saturday, March 2, ut / O'Clock
T.. m. bay mare 10 years old with
fOal; bay mare 6 years old, with
fCal; grey mare years old with
foal; 2 yearling fllies; 6 mich cows,
y giving milk, to be fresh soon, )
of which are Jerseys; 3 yearling
calves, 2 steers and one heifer; 3
winter heifer calves; 6 brood sows:
3G fail shoats, will average about 100
pounds; buggy, harness, and other
articles. Usual terms. L. L. Nor
row. auctiOneer. J r. Busby, clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Disposition of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury.

After producing evidence for two
days, the attorneys for the plaintiff
in the case OF Mike Carnego VS.. the
Crescent Coal Co, rested Wednesday
afternoon. The attorneys for the de-
Tense filed a motion asking the court
TO direct a verdict in favor of the de-
| Tense, but the motion was Overruled
! by Judge Wihcoohson. The defense
is offering testimony today. The case
will in all probability go TO the jury
either late this afternoon or tOmOr.
row morning.
The following disposition have been
! made by the court:
/ Sarah Hewitt VS.. Andrew Banks ct
! al. Order of sale approved Sale ap'
! proved to James +. CASTOR. Deed or.
dered and approved. e,
| Frank Seams vs.. 4. S. Wmdahl
! Plaintiffs petition dismissed on its
: merits and plaintin excerpts. Judg
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Lillian Hilton vs.. William Hilton
! Default of defendant. Decree granted
as pra"ed.
| John MOltr vs.. Matthew Miles Prime
ct al Hugh Il. Mccoy appointed guar
| dian ad litem for unknown minor de
| PENDANTS and defendants under dis,
ability.
| State VS.. A. J. Gatchell. BY agree
ment trial had Wednesday. Verdict
! returned finding defendant not guilty
as charged. Defendant is dismissed
an appeal from Justice Phillips court
who fined Gatchell one dollar for rails
| ing a disturbance.
Will of Andrew Ruby admitted to
probate. Arrella Ruby and Andrew
W. Ruby appointed executors without
bond
Estate of Evan |. Jones. Final re.
port approved. Executor discharged
and sureties released.
Estate of George Sheesley. Final
report approved. Executor discharg-
ed and sureties released.
Estate of Frances Ireland. Annual
report of executor approved.
Estate of Isaac Kalbach, deceased.
Final report approved and executor
discharged.
The attorneys for the defense in the
case OF Carnego VS.. Crescent Coal Co.
completed the taking of evidence late
last evening. The case was argued
to the jury this morning and will go
to the jury this afternoon. The open.
ing argument for the plaintiff was
made by Hugh Mccoy. The case has
attracted considerable attention and
the court room has been partly fill
ed daily.
Estate of Edward Wood. Order of
sale as prayed.
After being out eight hours and ten
minutes, the jury in the damage case
OF Mike Carnego VS.. the Crescent
Coal Co., returned at SIS o'clock Sat
urday afternoon whit he following
verdict:
I'VE, the jury, find for the plaintiff
and assess the amount of his recovery
at $4,000 .00.-John Peters. Foreman"
Albert Fairchild has filed suit
against Alexander Crosson ct al ask
ing the court to quiet the title OF the
following described real estate, situ-
ated in Mahaska county: The south
6G.25 acres Of the east half OF the
southeast quarter OF section 81,
township 74a nd range IA.
Following the retirement OF tho
jury in CarDego VS.. Crescent Coal Co,
the case in which William t,rickcr is
suing the Great Western Accident
Association was commenced The
plaintiff alleges that on May u. 1909,
the defendant issued to him policy
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
Pinned AGAINST BUZZ Saw.

Independence, Feb. 2S.-Special:
John Derr. who was assisting gang
of wood savers at his home, met with
serious accident. While operating
a buzz saw a high pile of logs started
to roll towards the machine and
crowded Derr against the saw, which
cut his right leg below the knee and
severed the tendons in his right arm.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
Public Adopts New Station.

Passengers on both Rock Island
and burlington trains stopping at the
South Market street intersection of
the lines have a growing habit of
falighting and making tor the business
part OF town. The car service is near
at hand for those who desire it and
the walk TO town is only few
blocks. Passengers gain time and
avoid the annoyance OF crowds at the
stations, This Ia the logical site for
a station and some day will witness
the change and the Improvement.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record In Recent Real Estate Trans
fers In County.

|. NJ. Reed, sheriff, to w. c. Burrell,
ct al, the undivided l 7 interest in the
! Sc. "A Of NV. Il, and commencing at
| the NV. corner of last described land
| thence north to a west line of ne. a
of NV. a to center of Spring Creek
thence nOrtherly with meanderings
! Of said stream to the east line of the
! last described 40 acres, thence south
on last line to Sc. corner, of ne. a of
NV. u. thence west TO place of be.
! ginning, all in 4.75-15-$126S7.
Albert LOckard and wife to James
A. Brown, west Y Of ne. a OF l4.76,
lG--$l2, 10000.
Matthew l.. Thomas and wife to
Edward NJ. Evans, Sc a of sw. u,
12.74-17-$3, 10000.
Matthew l.. Thomas and wife to
James c. Thomas, undivided l.3' OF the
coal upon the ae. Il Of ST. u, l2-74.l7
| Ill 90.
James A. Brown and wife TO Al.
bert LOckard; all that part of the
west !. of the sw. H. section 81,
also that part of the west u of ne.
a Of NV. u, section %, also west u
OF sc. a of sw. a, section 81, also
all that part of west 4 Of ne. Il and
all that part of the eat y of NV. Il
of section %, excepting acres of
OF the south end of the east Il of the
NV. "a of section %, all lying in twp.
! Is, range l5-$24 ,42500.
Jay Forbes and wife to Berry AL.
bridge ct al; strip of land so Sc feet
wide off east side of lot 2, block 10,
o. p. to Fremont. 81 10000.
| II. c. Hull and wife to William II.
Kuntz, west u of lots ) and 6 in
block 3, in Winder's addition, town OF
Sharon-No consideration.
Frank Whitsel and wife to James
Kennedy; ne. a of sw. "A of NV. u
and the east acres off of the east
side of the west " of sw. u of NV.
n, all in 14.74-16; also lot in NV.
corner of the NV. u. of sw. Il, 1474.1G
81 10000.
II. G. Eastman to w. J. Wymore ct
al; the NV. 4 of NV. "A, section II,
and the sw. Il of sw. "A, section 2,
all in twp. II. range 1870, 10000.
Heirs of 2. r., Isaac and John A.
Kalbach to Kalbach Realty Co.. lots
3.4-5-67 and 8, block 4, SHELLS add.
ton, New Sharon-$1.0O.
John Cunningham and wife to Marie
Wiser, lat 8, block 7, Leighton-$225.
Lois Y. Wright to Ellen M. Wharf.
on, lot 80, town of Rose Hill-$1.00.
Alexander B. Harris to Amanda
Harris, E. acres off the W. side of
the N. E. a of s. w. a of S. f. a,
E1S-75.15; also f. " of w. " of N. u
of S. w. 4 of S. w a of 1855;
also lot in Myers-Smith's addition
to Oskaloosa-S1.00.
John Cleveland to Martha A. Phil
Ups; lot s, block "a" Power addition
to Oskaloosa, also north 152 feet of
west 60 feet of lot So, Horetz's Sec
ond addition to Oskaloosa-$1.00 90.
Isaac and John A. Kalbach, by ex
ecutor and trustees to Kalbach Realty
Corporation, lat 4, block /, Hether
ington's addition to Oskaloosa-$1.0 90.
Isaac Kalbach, by executor to Kal.
bach Realty Corporation, lot 4, block
"A" Power addition to oskaloosa--
$1.0O. sr.ea e.. saa.s
Lawrence Garden and wife to
Erastus J. Garden, west VI OF Sc. u,
30-75-l7-$l.00.
Margaret Jarvis and husband to J.
r. Busby, NV. u of Sc. u, l2.75.i4--
$3.O50.IOO. F..
B. j.. Winner and wife to w. G..
Brown, NV. u of ne. u, 9.76-l4-$6.'
10000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29

which contained a clause stating that
if he was accidentally injured in any
way he would receive $50 per month.
He further states that on May -,
1911, he was injured on an Iowa Cen.
trail passenger train and at that time
the policy was in fun force. He al
leges that he was incapacitated for
three months. Therefore he asks
$4,000. The following jurors were
drawn and empanelled: r. l.. Baker,
NJ. d. Bassett, G. Brewer, Bert Craw,
ford, H. J. Fritch, f. l.. Gilchrist,
Walter Hook, A. l.. HOwerton. G. II.
Jones, Q. Powell, George Ryan and
Ernest Carver
The following dispositions were
made Saturday:
Estate of John l.. EIOllngsworth.
| Final report approved. administrator
! discharged and sureties released.
Guardianship of Ralph T.. Upton
Application to purchase property
heard and submitted
Estate OF Louis Bnrkhart. Order
as prayed.
Estate of Jessie G. Rumbough. Or.
der as prayed.
Following the Offering of testimony
by the plaintiff in the case of William
Bricker vs.. The Great Western Acct
dent Association, the attorneys for
the defense filed motion asking thu
court to direct verdict in favor OF
the defendant. The motion was ar
gued until late yesterday afternoon
aud was granted by the court.
The case OF the MOOrehead Manu-.
featuring Company against the KEN,
Bile Floral Co., VISA commenced this
morning. The plaintiffs are suing to
collect an account which they claim
is due and has not been paid. The
following jury was drawn and EN-,
panelled: A. A. Dawley, Frank Corri-
gan, w. c. DeKraai, Osker Earle, S.
b. England, Henry Green, Frank
Hook, John Peters, Guy Reynolds,
Harry without, c. G. Wise, c. w.
Wray.
Albert L. McDonough has filed suit
against Margaret Ross ct al, asking
the court to quiet the title of certain
real estate situated in Mahaska coun.
ty.
The case of the Morehead Manufac
turing Company VS.. The kemble Flor
al Company came to close this
morning when the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT reached an agreement. The
jury was discharged. The suit grew
out of an account.
Guardianship of George Byers
Sale ordered and sale approved. Deed
ordered.
The Morgan VS.. Eveland case was
commenced at ten o'clock this morn
ing. The plaintiff is suing to recover
on an account. The plaintiff alleges
that on or about June % he sold to
the defendant two-cylinder Buick
automobile for $4,000 and an auto in
exchange. He. further alleges that
the defendant took charge of the auto
mobile and turned over to him the
other auto mentioned in the transac
ton, but did not and has not paid the
$3.50. Therefore he asks for damages
iu the sum of $4,000, with interest
and costs. Lacey & Lacey are de.
Tending EVeland, while Davis and Nc
Coy & Mccoy are acting for the plain.
tiff. The following jury has been
drawn and impanneIed: A. II. Tag.
CART, Walter Hook, George Ryan, q.
Powell, G. Z. Reynolds, w. N. Max.
well, Il. l.. Thomas, T. A. Belford, w.
G. DeKraai, James samuels, John
Woods and A. sKiynnsmnLG.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
Father cummins Still Alive.

Des Moines, Feb. 2s,-Special:
Thomas Cummins, father OF Senator
A. q. Cummins, Is still alive at noon
today. His six children are at his
bedside. Senator Cummins is very
much broken up by his fathers fatal
illness.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
PUBLIC SALES
.sssssxs <ssssxsssSxsxssss'
Bio Combination Sale.

AT W. r. Rodgers Feed and Sale
Stable, 412 High avenue west, Sat.
uIdas. March 2. Horses, mares,
mules, colts and cattle. We will have
some good horses ready for the mar
ket. and plenty of all kinds OF work
horses. Moore a. Pennington, auc.
tioneers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29

Farmers in every part of the county
are testing seed corn and making
ready for the annual effort for bet
ter crop.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29
Not So This Year.

Sap was running in the trees at
this time last season and two years
ago the grass was green.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-29

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