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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
WISE AND DRIVER
HELDFOR MURDER
John E. Fittz, Injured by AS
sistant Fire Chiefs Car, Dies
i'll City Hospital
HOLD INQUEST TOMORROW
Fire Board Begins Inquiry, and
Finds Car Was Going at
Tremendous Speed.
HOLD INQUEST TOMORROW

john b. FittZ. who was fatally hurt
Friday night when he was run down
by the automobile OF Second Assistant
Fire Chief o. f. Wise. died from his
Injuries yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the City Hospital. Chief
Wise and his driver. Leslie II. Cornell.
were rearrested by Detective Sergeant
Wiltshire and formally charged with
murder. With the permission OF Judge
ID. {. Richardson, OF the Hastings
Court, both were bailed in the sum OF
$1,000, furnished by Councilman Fred
n. Powell. for their appearance in
! Police Court Wednesday morning.
Coroner Taylor will conduct an inquest
into the death of Mr.. Flttz tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Fittx died without rcgaining
consciousness after he had been hit
by the swiftly moving car. That he
did not die instantly was regarded ms
remarka BILE. Besides broken limbs and
internal injuries. his head was appn-
rcntly crushed by the terrific blow he
received.
Hurled Into the Air.
According 10 witnesses, he was
hnockeu I'VE feet into the air. and
struck on his face twenty feet away
He WAS covered with blood when
picked up by citizens. Just how fast
Cornell was driving tho car is a matter
yet to he determined, accounts OF the
accident varying.
Mr.. I'ittz. who was we'll known in
Richmond. having lived here for TWEEN
~ years, was native Of Brunswick
County, Va. lie married. twice. the
second time about eight years ago,
when Mrs. Matilda Weber became his
wife. Besides his widow. he leaves
eight children. as follows: Mrs. H. S.
Thurman. of Wcsthampton: Mrs L. G.
Gillian. of chburg, Va. Miss Sal
lie q. FittZ. of Jacksonville. Fla: 7. II.
FtttI, OF Birmingham Ala; 6. g. FIFTH
Of Roby, Texas, and Thomas II. Fittz,
of Mankato. Kan.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row afternoon at . o'clock from Cen
tenary Methodist Church. Interment
VIII be mnde I'm Riverview Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09

white man by the name OF Briggs.
from North Carolina, was hit and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
REUNION Of VETERANS.

Every Old Soldier In Petersburg Cnn
Go To Gettysburg.
II is proDoSe1 10 send every prtore
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
ELM eRove--MAp,son.

Lots Of rain and warm, windy
weather.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the Fall Festival in Oskaloosa.
1t sure was fine.
G. W Rhine and wife of Creston
are visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
c. ~. Dewitt and family.
Walter Bartlett and wife are the
proud parents Of new baby girl.
Mrs Ada Hites' mother, Mrs. Nc
Fall, OF Clinton. visited her the past
week.
Jerry Stout and wife attended the
funeral Of their nephew In Abba last
Sunday.
Pearl Smith and wife, OF near La.
cey, took dinner at the parental c. w.
Dewitt home Sunday.
G. w. Rhine and wife, c. w. Dewitt
wife and daughters Lille and Ruth,
took supper with Mrs. Earl Stout and
family Sunday evening
Grandma Heayelin is up and about
again.
John Crookham took dinner at the
C. w. Dewitt home Monday.
Health generally good In these
parts, except Mr.. Hog.
G. W. Rhine and Ray Dewitt weni
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
ROCHESTER.

Mr. Kilterman Is gathering apples
At the Church farm. There is an
abundance of apples this fall, but the
quality is not the best.
Rev. Malone preached at Union
Chapel Sunday. Oct IL, to an appre-
ciatiye audience. In three weeks Mr..
Malone will again fill the pulpit. On
Sunday, Oct. ~, Rev. Deadman will
preach. and the following Sunday the
Rev. McFsTran will preach. Remem-
Der the hour, p. m, and come.
W. Died, at the home Of his daughter,
Mary Tandy, near Cedar, Iowa, Fred
Oswandle. aged 81 years, 5 months.
Funeral from Union Chapel church
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. OswandIe
Will be greatly missed in the home
and neighborhood where he has resid-
ed for years While Mr.. Oswandle
was handicapped early in life by the
loss of an arm and part Of the left
hand. he has been a useful and busy
man. Our sympathy goes out TO the
children In the loss OF the father
Thank you, 0livet Those words
of encouragement help beginner.
The johnson families attended
church in oskaloosa Sunday evening.
They enjoyed the sermon by Rev. Nc
Ferran at the Presbyterian church.
Miss Ollie DeLong entertained at
dinner Tuesday, Mrs. Townsend OF
Carter, S. OAK, Mrs. Harris and the
Misses Church
Ed belong and wife drove to oska-
loosa Sunday evening and attended
church.
Oct. IL. Joe.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
EDDYv|LLEETCH|NGs
YOUNG PEOPLE OF M. 6. CHURCH
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS - MRS. n.
j. WING ENTERTAINED THE
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Eddyyille, Oct 11.--Elder Butter
field, wife and daughter, of 0ttumwa
were guests Thursday at the Des
Mater home.
VIM Criswell spent Thursday in Os
kalcosa visiting his brother Henry.
Ep Ward, OF Des Moines, is visiting
this week at the parental Ward home
O. ]. Lind was business caller In
Des Moines Thursday.
o. c. Palmer, of Abba, was in Ed
dyyille Friday visiting his mother
Mrs. Jerry Palmer and his brother
c. G. Palmer
Mir. and Mrs. n. B. Holloway, Mr.
and Mrs |. S. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank chrisman and Clara and Ollie
Bolibaugh were oskaloosa callers
Thursday.
Zoe Vance, OF Pennington, was call
ing on relatives and friends in Eddy
vile Thursday.
The Missionary Society of the Con
gregational church was entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs H. ]
Wing. Mrs. j. A. Wormhoudt, Mrs
Leo OFT and Cornelius Goldbaeh. The
attendance was larger and an enjoy
able and profitable afternoon was
spent by all The subject of the pro
gram was Conditions in China" and
book reviews and papers we're read
on the subject Refreshments were
served
Mrs; Chas. Bonham, of Keokuk, j;
visiting this week with her daughter
Mrs. n. S. Bradfield.
Mrs. Chas. Kussart and daughter
Mabel, left Saturday for Burlington
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
Chord.
VERNE Barnett, OF Buxton, is spend
ing the week visiting at the j. E. Bar
nett home north of Eddyyille.
Geo. De Tar made a trip to his ole
home west of Eddyville on Wednes
day and brought back a dozen speci
mems Of fine apples, which he has on
exhibition.
The young people of the NJ. f
church entertained a number 81
friends on Friday evening in the
church parlors. The affair was in the
nature Of a Halloween party and the
customary decorations were used.
Mrs. Ralph Chord went TO Rose Hill
Friday to remain for some time as
Mr. Chord Is now agent for the r. I
at that place.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
MADISON.

| The Fall Festival is a thing of the
Ipast Madison was ont with 4 full
Representation, and all are loud in
their praise ....tat
Ben Cruzen of North C street, is
tout at the farm fixing up things for
winter" which, win require several
ldays to accomplish the task with sew,
eral assistants. - 49, -. - - :.
Perry Ferree and wife responded TO
an invitation TO dinner at the Fred
Else home after church last Sabbath.
Mr.. James OF. Penn College occupied
THE pulpit here last Sunday ann. His
text was from Matthews T., speaking
on the first IA verses. He viii be
here again on next Sabbath a. m. A
most cordial invitation is extended to
Jail to be present. - -. :
Frank Cruzen wife and daughter
Lillian were at John Lytle's for din;
Iner Sunday ~
Fred Shriner and family from near
Kirkville, Mo. We're visiting at the
Ed Harvey !. home last week. They
were enToute to South Dakota for
permanent rieidence. 1 ~.
Ed Harvey has rented the Ben
Cruzen farm for another term OF
three years and 40 acres OF bottom
land Tor .pasture which he did not
have. the three year term which has
just expired.
Ed Coffin and wife who moved TO
themselves this fall on the Ernest
Day farm came up and stayed All
might at the old home recently.
Mrs. Charles Cruzen is again at
the Lewis CTuzen home on North G.
street in the city after visiting her
son Frank and wife several days here.
Marion CrHzen and family OF the
city, were out calling Sunday at the
Chas. Bailey and Fred Coffin homes.
Mr. Griest and Miss Faye Lyle, OF
Prime, were visiting at tie Frank
.Cruzen home recently.
Harry Hicks, wife and daughter. OF
Mahaska Center, were at Rex Cruz.
ems Sunday. ~
Those visiting at LYDIA Cruzen's
Sunday after church were: J. F.
.Crufien and Charles Bailey with their
families, also Arthur Riley and Gar
ret Walraven. .,.-.-.
Mrs. G. b. Coffin is in Washington
being called there by the serious i'll
hGGS vi llisi llOllltly
j. f. Cru2en is serving as grand
jury man in the city and was a guest
at the ohme of his uncle, b. F. Cruzen
on North c street one night last
week. F. ~r.. ..I:
Mr.. Wynore, of the city, is doing
some work for Fred Coffin on his ten
ant house, having rented it and a
part of his farm to Carl BeaL We are
glad 10 welcome them TO our commun-
lily.
Lafe Libby was helping Chas Bail
.ey chop in the timber last week.
George CruZen picked apples at
Mrs. Ellen Bailey's W ednesday of last
week.
Mr.. James, OF Penn College and
Roy Fleck, of Leighton, responded to
an invitation TO dinner at the VIII
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Cruzen home Sunday after service al
the Chapel. A goodly number was
present to hear Mr.. James. LII.
Mrs. TON" Ferree was at the Wal
ter Beal home Saturday night and
Sunday near Lacey.
Chas, Whitmore's were entertained
at dinner at the Steve Clary home in
the city Sunday, after which they all
went to New Sharon by auto, on a
pleasure trip. -. .a.. III.
Several of our young folks drove to
the city Sunday evening as the moon
-HGhtsd -their~-Nay. peFfcctlyx@ - . -
George CruZen and wife drove over
to Lacey Sunday norning and had an
enjoyable time at the parental Bert
Diliey home. s
Mr. and Mrs. John Else, Sr., have
gone to Hollinsworfth, Kansas for an
indiefiite time with theirl son vii
and family. 49,
Miss Emma Renpe was not so well
at last report. She has typhoid fever,
We are having ideal weather for all
out door work.
Let all who may be interested in
Sunday School work make an effort
to attend the Sunday School conven-
ton held at the NJ e. church in the
city, October 1917. % art* *is+5.
Oct Il. r. 80 Me-. .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
DELTA A BUSY TOWN
FRED HATCHER PURCHASES LOT
AND WILL ERECT A GARAGE
WILL WHARTON PURCHASES
HARDWARE STORE.

Delta, Oct. lid Hankins has
sold his north lot, fifty feet, facing
Main street, andis removing the build
ing preparatory TO building a new
brick structure TO be used by Fred
Hatcher as garage. He has sold
several automobiles this year and did
not have any headquarters except his
residence.
VIII Wharton, who has been located
at Lovilla, Iowa. has traded for the
Nicholson, or Dunn hardware stock
and premises and took possession
Tuesday of this week. We are glad
to see VIII come back, as he will
now become a fixture in our town.
They will move into the Raymond
Foster property this week.
j. Frank Jersey Brookbine Co. hold
the boards at their tent this week.
closing their tenting season Mt this
place. They gave satisfaction.
Another of our boys, James, son of
Ed Hawkins, has joined the U. ).
navy as musician and has been assign
ed to quarters at Man Island, Cal. He
PLAYS clarinet. Earl Stephenson, who
has been in the navy now nearly two
years, thinks he will be willing to re-
turn 10 Iowa when his term expires.
Many of our people went by train
and auto to Oskaloosa Thursday TO
attend Automobile day.
c. A. Burt has his drug store and
front repainted. all white, with black
trimming, facing the Great White
Way. ait
The store which has been closed
ounad nv Parnall Darties has been
sold to C. Il. Holcomb, of Hedrick,
and he has reopened 1t and is putting
in a fun stock, including millinery.
He has two trimmers here and Mr..
Wilson and wife will look after the
trade.
On account OF tearing down the
building. our movie will not exhibit
before next Wednesday. An addition
will be built on the east end of the
present quarters and the room will
be east and west instead of north
and south as 1t was.
In working about the building Ed
Hankins jumped down on nail which
penetrated his foot and as a eonse-
Quence he has to use crutches TO pre-
vent serious complications.
Never before has Delta sold the
amount of sand and cement they have
this season.
Mrs. z. X. Sargent went to Oskaloo-
sa Monday to visit at her parental
home of Henry Werner. Evan went
to attend the fall festival
and returned with wife and son.
Our school is doing most successful
and earnest work.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
MOVE TO REPEAL
IOWA ROAD LAW
SUPERVISORS AND TRUSTEES
AER "soRE" OVER LOSS.
MASON CITY MAN A SUICIDE
IRedmen Meeting in Fort Dodge
Boone Miner Awarded 100000
Danhsacs--oersnged Woman
at Red Oak Suicides.

Harlan, Oct. IA movement has
been started in this county which has
Ispread to Fremont and other counties
Ito have the road and bridge law en-.
acted by the yfhirty-fifth general as
|sembly repealed. Boards have been
circulating a petition to be sent 10
Governor George w. Clarke TO call a
special session Of the legislature and
repeal the law and they assert that
ninety per cent OF the tax payers nave
signed IL. The movement Is backed
by the supervisors, township trustees
and others who objected to having
their authority taken away. The back
,ers Of the movement say Il will spread
all over southern Iowa and In many
counties in northern Iowa and they
propose TO call q state meeting to
form an organization to force the gov
.ernor and legislature TO act. The
board says the law increases taxes,
forces of the building of expensive
bridges and roads and is objection
able in other ways. 1t
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
AAwkEYE

Many from here attended the Fall
Festival Wednesday.
The revival meetings are still on
at Hawkeye. We are having some
fine meetings and hope they viii stay
with US while yet
Mrs: Sam Sherman and daughter
have been called TO Illinois by the Ill
ness OF Mrs. Sherman's father.
Miss Laura Fehd is staying at Win
terset with relatives.
William Ffeek, Of Canada, arrived
here Monday alone, but will start
hack home Thursday night with. a
wife. who was formerly Miss Mabel
A Jones, Of our district They were
uuited IN marriage Tuesday night at
seven O'Clock by Rev Fred Comfort.
Many good wishes go with them 10
tbeir future home and all wish them
hong Ilfe Of happiness and success.
uct. 10. WHITE LILY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
Hunters Licenses.

The following have been issued
hunters licenses since our last re-
port: Ellis Taylor. 30skaIoosa: Rich
ard Baker. Frcmont: G. b. Hickiin,
Delta ;'George Shoemaker, Oskaloosa;
Floyd Shoemaker, l0skalonsa; WV.
Evans, Taint6T;; John Toigo, Cricket;
Harye Mcdowell. Cricket; 4 Ike Ewing.
Oskaloosa; Fred Black, BIyth: Ed
Llewellyn. Blyth; Arthur Walton,
Blyth; Earl Morgan, Oskaloosa;
Ralph Mclntire, Oskaloosa; J. r.
Hanna, Oskaloosa; Roy Mccain, New
Sharon: Il. r. White. Harvey; Walter
Mckinney. Fremont; Herb. Dugan,
Rose Hill; Andy Hadyizgols, Oskaloo-
sa: W. c. Sprague Rose Hill; Cecil
Freeman. OskaloOsa; Joe A. Hanna,
Lacey: Frank GARRISON. Evans: w. J.
Smith, Bussey; VI. Z. Lask, Oska-
loosa: ]. II. Dusenbery, OskalOosa;
William Fox, New Sharon; Steve
Baughman. Rose Hill; George Bell,
Everist; Billy Rldner. Rex; Willie
Gordon, Rex; Tom Wilson, Rex; A. ID.
Smith. Taintor; Oren Crispen, Oska-
loosa; c. +. Lunkley, Oskaloosa; Oil
yer Anderson. Oskaloosa; Henry
Rempe. Leighton: MiIen Sexton Mon
te2uma; Bert Dilley, Lacey; Fl. p.
Huff, New Sharon: II. l.. Huff, New
Sharon; j. NJ. Ravens. Wright: Fred
Lamphear, New Sharon; Rufus NJ,
Smith, Giyin; w. T. Charnoek. Ce-
dar; BOYD s. rAdair, Oskaloosa; Dale
Mlncer New Sharon: G. NJ. WaddeIl,
Oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
County Convention Opens In Oska.
~ g,s !, LOOSE Tomorrow. % 4. I'LL I: 4: /
,ssa -.

-. IS y ,t
Tomorrow. Thursday morning. at
Central NJ, tE tnlrSfS at $3.50 rthe Ma
haska County Sunday school conten-
ton VIII meet finsits s9th annual SEES
sion, and, It's sessions Will cover that
day and evening and the next day and
evening. This convention promises
to, be of unusual interest both hesause
OF tho subjects to be discussed and
those who take part. Miss Grace OF
|the faculty of Drake University, and
secretary FOR TEACHER training, in the
State Sunday School association for
| Iowa, who is''afso one of our foremost
Elementary authorities, will be pres
ent all day Thursday to instruct and
to help. Mr.. Leonard Paulson, of Des
Moines, State Secretary for boys work
in, the Y. NJ. @. A. will be present in
the afternoon, and will address pub
/ lie mass meeting In the evening on
the subject OF Boys" Every parent
and everyone having to do with boys
should hear Mr.. Paulson. .s,a
A half hour concert will be given
before the lecture by the Methodist
Sunday School Orchestra OF 20 pieces.
Admission free, and everybody is cor
daily invited to the evening mass
injecting, and to all other sessions.
Thursdays program follows:
....... MORNING SESSION. ~
T. 9:30-Spiritual Hour -" y
The Effectiveness of the Graded
Lessons in Our Class or Department.
| Beginners--Miss Lillian Kilburn.. p
Primary--Mrs. Mamie Clark Dick
son. y'a-'
.Junior--Mrs. DR.. Tony.
A talk on the Value of Being a Well
Trained Teacher-Miss Grace Jones.
Miss Jones is a member OF the Fac
iulty of the Drake University and Sec
rotary Of Teacher Training for Iowa,
in addition to being a delightful
speaker 81 ~ EHF It
A talk on Missions in the Sunday
ISehool-Rev. Roy e. Deadman, Oska-
tloosa. 81 e
| Dinner. ..a -
AFTERNOON SESSION. ......
1:30-Spiritual Hour. r
| First great Business Session, when
reports of County Officers will be
made, Committees on Nominations
and other things appointed. and other
business attended to.
I A talk on the principles OF Boys
Work. by--Mr. Leonard Paulson, Des
Molnes. r
| Mr.. Paulson Is State Secretary OF
Boys Work for the Y. M. C. A.,
A Round Table Talk on Elementary
Work, conducted by-Mfss Grace
Jones.
4:00-Miss KiIburn will have her
Beginners Department present and
will teach them, for the benefit OF
those teaching such classes. AT the
same time a Conference on Primary
methods, led by--Miss Joes.
A Conference on Junior Methods
lied by-Mr. Paulson.
EVENING. +.
Concert by NJ. e. Sunday School
orchestra-Dr.t Tony, Leader.
Address--"The Boy Problem"-Mr.
Leoriard Pauison.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
COUNTY NEWS.


4 Il .
| We attended the Fall Festival Ii
TUSCALOOSA. We consider the parad,
the fienst we have seen in Oskaloosi
land the largest crowd Of people.
Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs. Silver
thorn, OF Beacon, visited a few day!
with Mrs. Riggs last week
Miss Verna Carpenter who worked
| at Tom Caldwen's this summer re
turned to her home In Beacon aftel
visiting few days at the r. A., Car
lpentere home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis and Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Reed and little daughter, oil
Rose Hill, visited one day last week
lat ]. l.. Listers.
Miss Hazel Bond has gone to Kan
sas to visit at her uncle's for couple
|of weeks.
Cecil Schock, of Estacada. Oregon,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
C. d. Randall went to Fremont last
week to have some dental work done.
DIR. Sarbaugh, of Oskaloosa, was
called to see Mrs. Henry Moore last
Thurday. She is sick with sclatic
rheumatism.
H. w. Landfear was called to Abba
Friday to see her son Wayne who has
an abcess in his head and stomach
trouble. She returned Sunday accom-
panied by Wayne, his wife and son
who will visit for a few days.
Charlie McBurney's house is finish
ed and they have moved. They now
have a pleasant home.
Dan Allsup has an addition built to
his house. A bath room and a kitch-
EN-.
Mrs. Riggs was visiting in Fremont
two days last week,
Mrs. Mcbride went to Oskaloosa,
Friday to attend her sister-in-laws
funeral
Rev. Williams. of Fremont, preach
ed at the Union church Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sumner, of
White Oak and two children, Luella
Gilbert, visited at r. A. Carpenters.
Sunday,
MIR and Mrs. Dallas Morrow and
baby Elda visited at the Ollie Tennis
home near Fremont Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Rice visited at
the Harry Barnes home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Gunsaullis
and baby Lucille visited with their
Aunt Jane and Uncle Oscar Chandler
near Stark for couple Of days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Baldwin and
two children, Helen and Vivian called
to see Mrs. Welton Sunday.
Clarence Faith went to Ottumwa
one day last week on business.
Mrs. Maggie Hammond, Miss Alta
Landfear and Miss Alma BridgeswereI
Oskaloosa visitors Monday.
Little Irene Phearis who has spent
the past nine weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Kittie Sullivan, returns
TO her home in Davenport Wednesday
accompanied by her aunt. Miss Pearl
of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Kittie Sullivan went to Cent
terville Wednesday TO looR after her
goods stored there.
Miss Hattie Lyon, of Oskaloosa, Wis
tied Tuesday with her parent Mr.
and Mrs. Lnte Lyon.
Miss Opal Caldwell went to Knox
Vile Tuesday. 81 Al
Mrs. and Mrs. A. l.. Rice and child
rem started Tues lay afternoon to Cal
Ifornia in their automobile.
Mrs. Mary Lemon was calling on
several of her eighbors Tuesday aft
Brnoon
Miss Pearl Howell spent last week
In Oskalo0sa.
Oct l.. /
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
Arrest Two Aold.Up Men.

Cedar Rapids, Oct. i4.-Guy Lock.
hart and A. Gum were arrested bg
the police. last night on q charge OF
highway robbery. %Lockhart was ar
rested lin this city and Gum was ar.
rested at Marshalltown. The lucnl
police here charge both men With
holding up and robbing three men in
this city within a month. Lockhart
admitted his guilt to the police,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
Runaway Near cIemons.

! Marshalltown. Oct. Id Joseph lis.
.Ier, aged slxty-four, q we'll known far
smer, living near State Center, was Kill
ed and Rose Laturno, his mother-in.
law, was probably fatally injured
Sunday afternoon in a runaway near
Clemens. Mrs. Tisler was also serl.
.ously injured FTP
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
S. U. 1. student prowned.

Iowa City, Oct. 14.-Glenn Lyberger
iof Usage. a senior dental student,
was drowned in the Iowa river here
last night while canoeing with two
other students. The canoe tipped
over and Lyberger told the rescuers
to save the others as he could swim
ashore, but when he did not appear the
Frescuers went back and hunted for
him. The body was not recovered
until seven O'Clock this morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
Woman nroMns selt.

Red Oak, Oct. 14.-AMrs. Charles
Gustafsoh, for years q resident OF this
city, who has been i'll for the. past
year and who at times has suffered
from mental. alterations, stole away
from her home yesterday and drowned
herself in the Nishna river in the west
part of the city. -lA.4