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The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-11
NEWS FROM NEARBY
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
GATHERED BY WlDE-AWAKE
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS IN
TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
SKUNK RIVER

We have rested under a cloud for
one solid week with warm and
"mucky" weather. 1t is bad for colds
and sore throat, as many are afflct
ed.
Elmer Knight is sure under the
weather" as he is suffering with a
severe cold and complications.
Isaac Ferree, too, is feeling badly
again.
Fred Collins departed the first os
the week with his fat cattle. Sam
'Cruzen accompanied him. Wonder
II any will go in the fat stock show?
Friends whom we have not seen
for many years and who have called
on us since our last report, are
Frank Williams, a veteran of the Civ
il war, and a long time prisoner in
one of the horrible prison pens of the
South, starved, maltreated and ema-
ciated, and who left Iowa forty years
ago, come all the way from Tacoma,
Washington, to visit his old time
friends here He is a brother of our
Tommy" Williams and brother of
Mrs. |. G. Shoemake, of New Shar.
on. Although IS years old, he looks
much better than when he returned
from down south, over fifty years
ago.
Other old neighbors who have come
and gone are Sam Crispin and wife,
of Kansas. who for many years have
made their home there, and who have
been spending some time at the Thos.
Coffin home in Oskaloosa. He and
his wife, in company with Mrs. Anna
w. Coffin and daughter, Mrs. Helen
Cross and two little sons, were call.
ing on old friends in Madison, before
returning home.
Ed Scharff and family, in lieu of
services at Madison church Sunday
drove on to the ED Harvey home,
where he says, he had chicken for
dinner.
The newly married, Buell. and
Scharf" drove through the rain to
the mother home in Lacey, Sunday.
The weather is still inclement, last
Sunday with quite a rain which
knocked out" afternoon visiting.
Roadmaster Hasselman and Trustee
Ferree, have been busy strengthen
ing and grading bridge approaches,
lately.
Ed Scharff took safe" trip to
Wright, Monday.
Dec. A. Wood Violet
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BODY Of BANKER
FOUND IN RIVER
SACK CONTAINING STONES HAD
BEEN TIED ABOUT HIS NECK.
NO SYMPATHY WITH BOYCOTT
ottumwa Postoffiee Increases Service
-ottumwa Man Meets Death in
Des Moines-Lake Mills Man
Is Burned To Death,

Des Moines, Dec. 9.-Weighted
down by hundred pounds of stones
in a grain sack tied about the neck
the body of Mortimer B. Wheelock.
cashier of the Citizens State bank Of
Colfax, was found last evening in the
Des Moines river near the mouth of
Beaver creek west of the bridge on
the Beaver road.
There was no farewell note in Mr..
Wheelock's effects. which included
about $1,000 in jewelry and cash,
though there were a number of
papers, some of which indicated
that he was harassed by financial
troubles and that six days before he
disappeared from Colfax John l..
Bleakly, state auditor, had formally
demanded that he furnish a state,
ment of the condition of the Citizens
State bank.
Last night friends and officials all
agreed that Mr.. Wheelock must have
been mentally unbalanced when he
took his life, but no one would ven,
ture suggestion as to what had sc
preyed upon him as to cause him to
be in that condition.
Mr.. Wheelock selected a desolate
place to end his life and his body
might never have been discovered il
he had not left his hat and overcoat
on the river bank. The place is about
a mile due east of the Beaver road
though there is no direct road lead,
ing to it.
There was every indication that
Mr.. Wheelock deliberately sought to
end his life. He evidently had left
Des MoineS on the Perry interurban,
after buying the rope and grain sack
and writing the farewell note to hi )
wife. He evidently dropped off the
car at Beaver avenue and spent Mon
day night wandering about the coun.
try. Tuesday morning, it appeared
he filled the sack with stones and
after locating a spot where the water
was deep, he prepared to drown him
self. 1t is not believed that ne could
have found his way to the place
where he went in at night
The body will be taken to ColfaX
to-day. Funeral services will be held
within the next few days. lnterment
will be in Colfax.
Word from ColfaX says that the
town is stunned by the news of his
death and his widow is Frustrated.
Wheelock left a sealed will which has
not yet been opened. The directors
of the bank will meet tomorrow to
effect reorganization.
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WRIGHT,

We are having showers and cloudy
weather.
George Votaw, of Eudora, Kansas,
sent some apple blossoms to some of
his friends here, a few days ago.
T. r. Emmert takes in hogs every
day or so at this place at fair prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalham, of Wright,
and his brother and wife, who are
visiting with them, have been on a
visit returning home Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Union church meets at the home of
some members on their birthday
Tuesday they met with Mrs. Engle-
man, about thirty being present.
Unsicker & Knudson have added
about ten feet to the length of their
office.
Mr. and Mrs.Web Votaw celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary a
few day ago about seventy-five be.
ing present. A dainty lunch was ser.
we'd The invited guests thought they
would return the compliment and had
a beautiful china set to present
them At a seasonable hour the
guests returned to their homes wish
ing the bride and groom many happy
returns of their wedding day.
Dec. 4. w. w
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HOLINESS
UNIVERSITY

Miss Edyth Vieman, of Hubbard,
returned home last Thursday after a
few days visit here with her friend,
Miss Mabel Kersey.
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DR.. G. A. Mclaughlin, president of
the university, is conducting a series
of revivali meetings at Neville, Iowa,
under the auspices of the Woodbury.
County Association.
E% - - -
H. e. Rosenberger conducted fu-
neral service last Thursday at Steam
boat Rock
Rev. De. Eddy, pastor of the Free
Methodist ehurch in Oskaloosa, was
in charge of. chapel services last
Tuesday. .;
Mrs. J. L. Goodwin, of Dexter, Iowa,
has been spending some time in Uni
versity Park with her daughter, Miss
Leona, who Is Ill with appendicitis.
The Prohibition Oratorical contest
will be given in the University chapel
next Friday evening, Dec. IL. The
pubic is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
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Miss Eta Norton returned to Uni
versity Park last Wednesday from
her home in st. Louis, where she was
called by the serious illness of her
brother. She reports that her broth
er has little or no chance for recov.
cry.
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Mrs. George Goodlanders pupils
from the School of Music entertained
at private recital last Tuesday even
ing. The program of numbers rem
dered was most pleasing and those
fortunate enough to be present en-
joyed big treat.
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Rev, and Mrs. J. NJ. Perkins, who
have been in Liberia, Africa, for some
time as missionaries, are guests In
University Park at the home of Mrs.
Perkins sister-in-law, Mrs. L. r.
Arms, while recuperating from sew
eral years strenuous work in the Far
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East. They expect to return to Africa
after a much needed furlough.

East. They expect to return to Africa
after a much needed furlough.
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The students in the University
School of Music gave a public recital
in the chapel last Friday evening,
Dec. 5. A large audience was present
and all were delighted with the excel
lent program rendered. The pro-
gram follows:
Piano Duet "A May Day Dance
Misses Winton and Treiber.
Piano, Alpine Glow" - Genevieve
Goodwin.
Vocal, ale Leadeth Me"-Mrs. Car.
ter.
Piano, Buona-Notta, OPP. 25. No. 4
Miss Trieber
Piano Duet, Charge of the Uhlans"
Misses Morse and Boyde.
Piano. From the Heart" Op. gil
Madeline Watson.
Piano, Sonatina, Op. 157-Mrs. Car
ter.
= Piano, Fifth Nocturne, Op. 52-Miss
Lamp.
Vocal, The Gate of Tears"-Miss
Minton.
Piano, shepherds All and Maid
ems Fair"-Mary Minton
Piano, Sonata (MoonlighD. (a)
Adagio. (b) Allegretta-Mr. Mulkins.
Vocal, "A Dream of Paradise
Prof Carter.
Piano, Tremolo, OPP. 5S-Miss Buell.
Piano Quartette, Calf of Bagdad"
Mrs. Wagner, Miss Minton, Miss
Buell. and Mr.. Mulkins.
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Increased Service.

Ottumwa, Dec. 9.-Postmaster c.
w. McCarty has increased the ser
vice at the local postoffice by adding
to it weather bureau work at the so
licitation of that branch of the gov,
eminent service in Washington
From the present time forward daily
weather forecasts will be sent out
from Ottumwa postoffice to some
forty or more places in the south,
east portion of the state. The re.
ports come to the local office by
wire and are sent by mail from OF,
tumwa to the various other offices
in the circuit. Still another change
has been made in that Mr.. McCarty
has been asked to secure someone
in Ottumwa to take the rain and
thermometer observations for the
weather bureau daily and make
monthly reports on the same to head
quarters.
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No Sympathy With BOYCOTT.

Des Moines, Dec. 9.-Leading WON
en- poultry raisers of the poultry show
here are not in sympathy with the
egg boycott being made by women all
over the country. They declare that
the women do not understand the sit
uation. IF they want to boycott
storage eggs, of course that is their
own lookout" said Mrs. Stocker, wife
of the superintendent of the show.
They cannot boycott fresh eggs for
the simple reason that there are none
to boycott. The hens are laying less
than they have for many years. 1t
is believed that there will be but a
few hundred eggs laid during the
eight days of the show"
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er and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
and cousin, Jack Donley, all of Dele
van, arrived Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Citizens, south
of town, gave a Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday to company OF relatives,
in honor of Mrs. Carrie Morich.
cousin, OF Lamar, Colorado, who has
been here visiting for a time.
+. L. Hitchcock was in Oskaloosa,
Tuesday. He is a member OF this
years grand jury panel, but was not
drawn to serve during the year. He
was asked to report to the judge next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Alderman return.
ed Tuesday from Chicago. where
they spent few days visiting rela-
tiyes and taking in the sights at the
Fat Stock show.
Guy Roof, of the Roof Bros. hard
ware store, went to Des Meines on
Tuesday to attend the annual meet
ing of the Hardware Dealers associa-
ton.
Lewis Pratt. a brother of Mrs.
Mary Masters, who has been here
inc past loui HiouLHS, lttuIutu 70 MS
home at Tulsa, Okla, Tuesday.
John Purdin left last evening for
Chicago to take in the Fat Stock
show and attend to business matters.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Charlton ar.
rived Tuesday for visit with her
brother, S. r. Canon,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Evans. Of Cher
okee. Okla. arrived Saturday for a
few days visit with relatives.
RObt. Fuller and family moved back
10 Fremont last week from Richland
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BUDGET
PYTHIAN SISTERS AND I. o. o. r.
ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE NEW
YEAR-D. GOEHRING HAS PUR-
CHASED CHURCH PROPERTY.
(Clipped from the Gazette.)

(Clipped from the GaZette)
The Pythian Sisters held a meeting
Tuesday evening for the election of
officers and after the routine work
had a lunch for the members. The
officers for the ensuing year will be:
NJ. 4. C.-Mrs. Josie Hibler.
S.-Mrs Nellie Mcdowell
J.-Mrs. Della Reeves.
MFRS. Flora Norton.
NJ. of r. and C.-Mrs. Blanche
Rhoads.
NJ. of F.-Miss Elizabeth Reeves.
P.-Mrs. Lizzie Goehring.
G.-Mrs. Harriet SidmOre.
Trustees-Mrs. Matte Smith, Mrs
Ethel Rhoads and Mrs. Della Reeves.
Yesterday at one o'clock C. II. Pur-
mort. Syodical Superintendent of the
Des Moines Presbytery, was here and
sold the Fremont Presbyterian church
and also a plot of ground just north
of where Henry Storm lives. ID.
GOehring bought the church and the
lot on which it stands for $40 and
Henry Storm the plot of ground for
$l25.
Tuesday evening, Fremont Lodge
No. IT'S, |. o. o. F., elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve the coming
six months:
n. Geo. F. Joesting.
V. G.-J. T. Fox.
Secretary-N. F Hockey
Treasurer-G. o. Brown.
John Purdin shipped seven car
loads of stock to Chicago Tuesday
morning-four of sheep and three of
cattle. A. G. Philippe and J. w.
Dinsmore went in with the shipment
and will remain few days TO take in
the fat stock show.
G. +. Donley. south OF town, has
been entertaining some OF his folks
from Illinois since Friday. His faith
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Burned To Death.

Mason City, Dec. 9.-Albert Thor
velson, a we'll known bachelor living
three miles from Lake Mills, was
burned to death in bed early this
morning. He is supposed TO have
overturned burning lamp which
stood beside him. His housekeeper
was awakened only when the flames
reached her room and jumped from
a second story window to safety. The
house was entirely burned when the
neighbors reached il.
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Ottumwan Meets Death.

Des Moines, Dec Erred w. Hal.
ferty, of Ottumwa, was instantly kill.
ed at 6 o'clock last night when he
was struck by Burlington passenger
train No. % at Fifth street and the
Des Moines Union tracks. Accord
ing to the statement of witnesses,
Halferty attempted to cross the track
as it was leaving the Union station
eastward bound. He was struck by
the pilot and the entire length of
the train passed over his body.
which was terribly mangled.
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School Girl Loses Finqer.

Lois Mark, an Attica school girl
met with serious accident Tuesday,
in which she lost the ring finger of
her left hand. While playing on the
school grounds. she ran up to the
building. and slipped in such a man
ner that her finger ring caught on a
projecting nail head, tearing all the
flesh from the bone
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-11
The State Buyino Farms

The state of Iowa is looking for
big tract or farm, upon which to es-
tablish colony of epileptics. After
this has been done, the state will be
in the market for two other farms,
one for state custodial farm, for
strictly reformatory purposes. The
other will be for the state reforma-
tory for women, which is to be locat-
ed on a farm removed from any other
state institution.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-11
Auto Hack Turns Over.

Fifteen-year-old Everett Thompson
who runs the automobile hack be,
tween Buxton and Abba, ran off the
embankment near the Abba city res.
ervoir Saturday night, and the car
was turned upside down. Thompson
dislocated his collar bone, but his
passenger was not injured.
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Many Bees Are Diseased.

Des Moines, Dec. 9.-The report of
Frank Pellet. as state bee inspector,
filed with the governor, shows that
he has examined over six thousand
colonies, of which nearly five hundred
are diseased Only one state in the
union produced more honey than Iowa
in the past year.
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Mrs. George Strange. The many Ed
dyville friends of Mr.. Strange are
sorry to learn that he is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at his home in
Des Moines.
The Basket Ball game played be-
tween the Eddyville High School boys
and the Abba teachers on Wednesday,
resulted in the score of 26 to 9, in
favor of Eddyvile.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-11
Will Arrest Speeders.

Mayor Hoag. of Monticello. has Civ
en- his city marshall instructions to
arrest automobile drivers who exceed
the speed limit.
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You Can Own q Piano
at Small Expense
Made Possible By the
Bargains and &c n e. r.
Gus Term s OF cred
You During Our
XMAS PIANO SALE

Following our usual Xmas
sale, and to prevent conges.
ton in our bargain depart
ment, we have arranged and
placed for quick sale a choice
lot of pianos and player
pianos at unusually attract
i've prices. These pianos
we're exchanged for player
piano.
You may have a choice of
nearly every one of the pop
ular makes.
We Offer You a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-11

Directors: w. l.. Beans; Charley
Victor; w. H. Springer; Thos. J.
Wilson; R. w. Moore; W. c. Reed;
w. H. Pike; Paul Synhorst; Geo. s.
Prime; R. X. Davis; NJ. s. Downey.
Complete set of Safety Deposit
Boxes. The $50 stockholders are all
Mahaska County farmers.
Farmerc: Make this your head
quarters while in the City. LETT
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Professional Cards

VIM. r. LACEY, ....
... .. g.. &gEt
Attorney-at-Law. IF.
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
General Practice, Pensions, Collec-
lions, all State and Federal Courts
Probate Cases. 24y1
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Mahaska County State Bank

Of oskaloosa, Iowa.
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Mr.. 5. NJ. Chez adds
STRONG Testimony
WACO IMPLEMENT SALESMAN
WIDELY KNOWN AMONG
IAi,NIES TEiIS on
PLANT III ICE

There are few men who have as
side acquain'anco boz this section a.
Mr 81 ~ Ghee OF the Richard Jur
ney Implement Company. Mr 80 81
Ghee has been ln tHc Implement bus
inets twelve years and stands very
high with the trade For several
years be- has suffered with lumbaso.
constipation. and general run down
condition the statements In the pa
pers Of we'll knoWn people convinced
him that Plant Juice was an article
Of extra merit 80 he turned 10 h for
relief and be- was benefited from the
start and nov an bis Old ailments
have vanished and bee Is we'll man
once more Ills family Ia taking n
as tonic and he advises all who
are sick o. try H.
When you try Plant juice you will
lind your appetite Improve. food
digest better. you will sleep better
ar dlnse that feeling o. depression
and feel more fl' Tor the days work
u you suffer from kidney. liver or
stomach troubles Plant Juice Is just
vhai you have been looking for CO
20 Thompsons drug store and ask
about H.
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1T Be ats Me How
Zemo Stops Itching
w Wonder Icmo IL GUARANTEED
a. stop Itching, and DOES u.

\ few applications OF IEMO tho
remarkable new remedy for akin AZ.
Elections. and away go the terrible
itching and pain OF eczema and 'c-
tcma sores. pimples. blotchoB, prickly
heat, rash.
n gives relief Instantly 10 any irri-
tatcd intlamod or raw skin It's
soothing effect rs almost heavenly
ZEMO is a liquid. You apply u IN
a moment. II sinks right In and rs
cork begins. II cannot be oqualod
\ anything In this wsrld for sun
IN or Redeemed skin. Use ~ on
the children for prickly heat on any
srfos. bites or siings IEMO i8 ah.
fnlutoly safe Dandruff absolutely
disappears after using ZEMO
% viii cost YOU only - cents Go
frg IEMO first and prove II.
IEMO II sold In 25-ccnt aud 81
bottle. or sent direct on receipt oi
price by T.. W Rose Medicine Co, 81
Louis. Mo. The 81 bottle contains
ty times az much as the 25-cent bot
30
Sold and and guaranteed IN ANA
rho by the Randall Drug Co.
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Mn.on or rnr Ma.hinglon

TRENTON. y. , March Trcn.
tob the city which served a. siaso
for Woodrow Wilson debut loo puh.
De- life today gave rousiup fare
sell 70 the purcs dent elect on hH
departure for Washington 20 600 his
four years engagement as healthier
In the biz SHOW Ihc population
of thc New Iorsay capita. turned ont
GA masse to join u fhr domonstra-
ZION Thousands OF Hrn. women and
children througed f.. vicinity of tle
railway stationed and Joined BOO @
lumult of cheers N Wilson and
his family arrived 'eu minutes De-
fore train time $50. president cIcrt
expressed his pleasure and appreD7-
ton in q brief address 20 mo crowd
The special train which departed a.
% A NJ consisted o. eirht ears. The
majority ~ which Nerc occupad los
Princeton Un.vor students who
were to form NJ Wilson's PERSONAL
escort.
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Do the District Court OF tho United
States .ur tN, Northern District
uf IHNas
.In .b. matter of N g. Landlord Fur
HH. Co. bankrupt
$50 lN 300 Bankruptcy
FIRST Meeting ct Creditors
UH.. ga. Referee. AMARILLO. Tex
March 1915
q. creditor. of 20 e. Landlord Fur
r.r. Co. AMARILLO. Texas. and
district aforesaid q bankrupt
N..,. hereby given that ON tho
1e. 10. a. March a d. 1876 said
Too . IauNard Furniture Co. was
1HE 4.aeJ bankrupt and that
mo .r- meeting of Dos creditors Will
%. H.H 70 us office. Zoo the city Of
Auar Texas 900 tbr eth day Of
Mar.. fs|#.0tH O'Clock BOZ the fore
noon D.. a#..H Elmo tle said credit
ors may attend prove their claims
appoint trustee examine The bank
rupt aud transact such business a.
NAV property como He'1r, said meet
uf UIN % STONE
H-aa t8HkfHatat
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a TEXAS wONDEH.

The Texas Wogaor cures kidney
and bladder troubles, removing gray.
Ell. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all lrrcgu-
larIties OF tho kidnoys and bladder
n both men md women Regulates
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pent and seldom fails 10 perfect a
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Carstein Lequarn. "a musician OF
Hamilton. Texas. and Mrs Nora III
zabeth Freeman OF Amarillo. were
united IN marriage yesterday after
noon al O'Clock by Rev. J 81 lyy.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church a. his home. lt02 Fillmore
street
Mr. and Mrs. Lequarn will leave
iu few days for their home In Ham
Llinn
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Thoa viii hc a social dance az
the " % IS Hail ou WeducsIa,
night MARCH . Music starts at g
O'Clock nroerams given out ~ % o.
\ cordial invitation IS extended q.
an yf ors In the city. 1919,
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m floating rear axle unite power
plant platform springs. % horse
power ruEue Fuel consumption %"
fo b. mIo. Io gallon OF gasoline
NdHln a Wells over =. . pric,
500. Id factory fu4-t &C.
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