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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-14
nemonstrator Coming.

Prof. J. G. Stiles of Chester, Va. who
was recently appointed to the position
of agricultural demonstrating agent for
Henderson county, is expected TO ar
rive and assume the duties of his of1ce
in few days. The professor is we'll
equipped in experience and otherwise
for his responsible position and is also
acquainted with conditions in this part
of the state.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-14
CONCERTS Much Enjoyed.

The concerts given every afternoon
at the Wanteska Inn on Main street
are greatly enjoyed and appreciated py
the people of HendersonVille ana tne
thousands of visitors now here: ne
music is furnished by the Laurel PARK
n;iIitary band and is up to the notcn;
The concerts are held between . ana
7P M. and the Greater Henderson
vile Club is due the credit for them.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-14

During the severe thunderstorm of
last Wednesday afternoon, Joseph
Robertson, aged fifty years and lie
long resident of this county was struck
by a bolt of Tightening while at the
well at Mrs. Steadman's home az
Horse Shoe and instantly killed.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Hotels and Boarding Houses
are requested to phone their
louglng and boarding accom-
nodatlons each morning to
tne headquarters of the Bu-
Leau of Information in the
city Hall, phone No. 555.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-14
ALABAMA'S GOV.
NAMES SENATOR
CONGRESSMAN Clayton Appointed to
succeed Senator JOhnstOn-Ma Not
be Seated by Senate Says OYerman.

montgomery, Ala, Aug. 12.-Shortly
alter o'clock this evening Governor
ONeal announced the appointment of
Henry D. Clayton, Alabama congress
man, to the United States senate, to
MI the vacancy caused by the recent
death OF Senator Joseph Forney John
son. Mr.. Clayton's commission was
delivered to him in the governors
othce, the ceremony being brief.
Mr.. Clayton accepted the appoint
ment and announced that he would
leave tonight for Washington to pre-
sent his credentials to the senate. He
stated, however, that he would not re-
sign his seat in the house until after
he is seated in the senate.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-14

Postponed Because of Great Magnitude
of Undertaking Delegates From
Many Counties Meet at AsheviIle to
Consider observation-disclosures is
Started With Enthusiastic Send OFF.
Hundreds of Thousands of Former
North CarOlinians Expected to At
tend-BOth Sentimental and Bust
ness Motives Inspire OriginatOrs of
Enterprising MOyement-CO Committee
Named.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

The sale of Clarence Barlet's Friday
was we'll attended and everything
sold well.
There was dance at Johnny Jones
Friday night. 2.
Alph Bunting, wife and daughter
Maxine, spent Sunday at James Van
Alst's. -
Harry Long and wife visited at the
Long home Sunday.
George GabeI spent Sunday with
his friend, Austin Jones. 80
Mrs. Amelia Evans, from your city,
spent a week recently with her son
and family, Frank Evans, and helped
care for the new baby.
Garrett Gabel took dinner at Lon
Van Alst's Sunday.
Albert Poe and wife, from near OF
tumwa, are visiting at their uncle's,
lFieldy Poer. ~.
A few in these parts attended the
literary at Lacey Saturday evening.
Jan. 20. RED WING.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

MOORE.-The funeral services OF
owen Moore will be held at the home,
1928 North G street, Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Interment in Old
Rose Hill cemetery.
MORGAN.-Dr. j. e. Morgan, of
IOskaloosa, has received letters and
newspaper clippings containing &C.
count of the sudden death of his
eldest brother, Morgan Johnthan
Morgan, living at Llerniaddau, near
'Ponterwyd, in North Cardiganshire,
Wales. He was farmer of the To-
cality and possessed of considerable
land and wealth. Death was probably
due to heart trouble and had come
suddenly, as the body was found ly.
ing in a roadway near the home. Inc
man was missing during the night
and was found In the early morning
by searchers. A coroners jury could
discover no evidence of violence and
death in their Judgment was due to
natural causes. Death occurred ON
the evening OF Christmas day, Dec
rs, 1912. Deceased was nearly fifty.
four years OF age and man highly es.
teemed and influential In the commun.
ity that had known him for many
years.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
CEDAR ROUTE NO. 4.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lathrop have
moved from Kirkville to BlakesJurg
to work in a hotel.
w. j. Brown was a caller at the
John Ross hone Sunday. IA
James Bissell, OF Nebraska, visited
at the Geo. Ward home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harding
visited at the parental VIM. Kerr
home Wednesday afternoon. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs James Funk were
callers in Eddyyille Wednesday aft.
ernoon.
John Ross was shopping In Kirk.
willie Thursday.
Wood saving has been the feature
OF the day among the farmers OF this
vicinity for several days.
VIM. Kerr OF Eddyville Route o.
helped John Ross saw wood Wednes.
day.
Dave Newell hauled a load OF house
hold goods for John Lathrop 10
HIakesburg Thursday
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
"SEND OFF" FOR JONES
Retiring Trainmaster and Wife are
Banqueted and Gifted.

Trainmaster H. E. Jones of the NJ.
& st. L. Railway, who is terminating
a service of eighteen years with the
company 10 accept a higher place in
the service of the S. +. & A. p. Ry.,
with headquarters at San Antonio,
Texas, was banqueted in Oskaloosa
Tuesday evening, January 81 at the
Downing Hotel, and given a send
off" that will be remembered by the
recipient of the honOrs and by those
who were present. Mr.. Jones has
been popular official and at the
same time he has been one of the
boys. Announcement of the resigna-
tino was received with regret by the
men of the service who come under
his direction. The men desired to
| give some expression OF their regard
| for the official and a banquet was
! hurriedly arranged for at Oskaloosa
In the meantime the train men and
those who have been subject to the
! jurisdiction of the trainmaster con-
! tributed TO the purchase of hand
some present.
! Landlord Pethybridge spread ban
quet at ten o'clock that was as nice
feast as ever graced board. Sam
/ S. Walton was charmn of the even
! ing and Officiated in the capacity of
| POSTMASTER at the after supper pro-
gram that lasted until we'll after mid
night Every one present, from Sup
erintendent r. s. Marshall to the
train service men, had something TO
say. Mr.. Walton with words suited
TO the occasion and expressive of the
sentiments Of the men, placed in Mr..
Jones hand token Of the regard of
those with whom he had labored and
associated. The trainmaster made
response as best he could. The whole
affair was in the nature OF surprise
10 him and big events came in too
rapid succession for comprehension.
1t was the first time in his expert.
ence that the trainmaster was not
equal TO the emergency. He express
ed himself as best he could but some
how his tongue would not say what
was in the heart.
While the banquet was in progress
at the hotel, the ladies had charge of
Mrs. Jones at the Walton home, No.
40l Third avenue east, and she also
will carry TO the new home material
IeYidence OF the regard OF the friends
back in Iowa" Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
Iare leaving today or tomorrow for
San Antonio, Texas. Several OF the
guests present at the abnquet last
Ieyening came from Marshalltown,
where the office OF the trainmaster is
located, among whom was Master
Mechanic w. L. Leyden.
A, G. Murphy, who is transferred
from Oskaloosa to Marshalltown to
the vacancy created in the resigna.
lion Of Mr. Jones, is an Oskaloosa boy
land his friends are pleased to learn
lof the ADVANCEMENT that has come to
him. He is son OF the late Frank
Murphy, who was fatally injured in
an elevator accident in the Spencer
Wholesale grocery back in the eight.
les and who operated a store in the
city for time.
Rumor gained currency today that
Mr. Murphy win be succeeded in the
management ~ the Oskaloosa yards
by w. +. Wood who was formerly In
authority over the local business.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

The Moose held one OF their pop,i-
lar dancing parties at their hall last
evening. About thirty-fiye couples
were present and the affair was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. Music was
furnished by Bowen's orchestra.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
ROSE HILLS DO|NGS
TOM CATION is HAVING A NEW
BARN BUlLT-HENRY HEDLuND
AND CHARLES CARL ARE NOV
ING TO ROSE HILL.

Rose Hill, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Evaline
Waters, of Oskaloosa, came to Rose
Hill last Saturday and is visiting with
Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Jennie Slocum.
Billy Burk, of What Cheer. has been
visiting in Rose Hill with his brother
in-law, Joe Lister, VINO is laid up with
rheumatism in his feet, and returned
to his home Tuesday morning on the
fyer.
Frank Goddard was a passenger
east On the flyer Tuesday morning.
Gilbert Bowles is in Chicago this
week with a car load of fat steers and
one OF hogs.
Musgrove Bros. & Wright shipped
one load of hogs from here Sunday
for Chicago. Arthur Wright went in
charge of the stock and to take in the
sights in the windy city.
Tom Beatty shipped two loads OF
hogs to Chicago from here Sunday.
Charles Carl has left the farm and
moved to Rose Hill and is again a
citizen of the town.
The city hotel is having a good
trade. The trayelingmen have found
it good place 10 stop at and are
anxious to make the town where they
can have a good place to rest over
night.
Clark Lester, who recently moved
here from Colorado, has moved on to
the DIR. w. N Wright farm two and a
half miles east of Rose Hill, and late.
ly vacated by Charles Carl.
Elmer Nathersted, of Illinois, Is
here visiting his uncle, Glen, who he
had not seen for twenty years.
Rev. II. IN. Dickson, of Knoxville,
has returned to assist in meetings AT
the Free Methodist church.
Henry Hedhnd is moving to Rose
Hill and will occupy the house of vii.
son Moores in the southeast part OF
town.
j. II. Schoonover is building a barn
for Tom Cation on the land recently
bought of William Tysseling north.
east of Rose Hill about three miles.
The Free Methodist meetings have
been running since the first of the
year. The attendance is good and the
night light as DIV.
Mr. and Mrs. Mute Moore visited
over Sunday near Harper with Mrs.
Moore's brother
4 S. r. Ewing. OF Oskaloosa. agent
for the Mccall Granite Works, was a
passenger 10 Rose Hill Wednesday
morning on the flyer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
VOTES FOR WOMEN
BILL IN SENATE
Continued from page one).

ball harmless. Several deaths and
serious injuries 10 players is given
as a reason.
Representative Greene, of Clinton,
has a bill to prevent carrying fire
arms in the city limits unless the
bearer has a permit signed by the
mayor.
Senator McManus, OF Lee county,
will ask for substantial increase of
appropriations for the tuberculosis
hospital near Iowa City.
Voting and Counting.
Representative Bauman, of Van
Buren, county, this morning introduced
a bill providing simultaneous count.
ing of ballots with voting, so when
lpolls are closed the result win be
known within an hour His bill pro-
vides election judges and clerks shall
be doubled, having two forces, one OF
which shall be the registering force
and the other a counting force. He
provides for two ballot boxes, No. |
and No. 2, used one hour for balioting.
liz is then turned to the counting
judges and No. put back into service
as receiving box, with alienation CON
,tinued during the time of election.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
The program Civ

Butler as reader The program Civ
en- was as follows:
Reading, Mrs. f. L. Butler.
Piano Solo, Miss Bernice Miller.
Vocal Solo, Miss Letha Peckham.
Vocal Solo, Miss leila Beans.
Every number was exceptionally
good, each responding to several en-
cores. Delicious refreshments were
served and the fifty.five guests that
were present enjoyed the evening
very much. The hOstesses are to be
congratulated on the success of the
evenings entertainment. Those as
sisting Mrs Rodgers in the entertain
ment were Mesdames c. NJ. Porter,
Willis Utterback, George Whitehill,
Ralph BOllinger and Jack Shelton.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
0LNET AND VICINITY
ARCHIE elLpER5LooM SHIPS A
CAR or LUMBER TO BLYTH--
HAM BARNES RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO TEXAS. s| q

Olivet, Jan. 21-H. R. Barnes has
Just returned from jaunt in Texas.
He says he found nothing there 10 at
tract his attention. We are mighty
glad of it.
Mrs. Sadie Coryell and Mrs. j. H.
Laughlin attended the Farmers In
stitute in oskaloosa last week.
The weather man let the bottom
drop right out of the mercury the
last few days. 1t has been reported
10 below twice recently.
Archie Gilderbloom, our timber
man, shipped a car of timber 10
Blyth. This is the second car of
mine timber he has sent TO that place
in the last thirty days. We are glad
10 see Arch doing so well. He To-
Gated on some timber land a few
miles south of here a few years ago
styled mo Mans Land" but he has
cleared lot of it up and has a nice
residence on it, furnished with all
modern conveniences, and built a
nice barn late last fall. He informs
us that with horses. cows, sheep and
hogs, he has eighty-five head of
stock on his farm, and timber TO sell
for a number of years vet. Arch
is a Hollander. and If there is one
man on earth that will get there, you
can pull OFF your hat TO them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeCook have lit.
tie girl very sick this week with ty-
phoid fever.
There is nothing on earth the mat
ter with the parcels post law. This
law is what the people have wanted
for a number Of years.
In a letter from a relative who
lives in Washington county he in.
forms us that last week he sold nine
calves six months old that brought
him $24.00 each, and still we find
people that want TO leave Iowa.
Miss Alice Wharton, who is learn
ing 10 be a nurse in the Mercy Hos
ptal at Des Moines, visited heI
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Do
Ian, this week. She will visit al
Bolton, Tracy, Abba and Bussey be
fore returning TO Des Moines 10 take
up her work as nurse.
N. A Anderson of Knoxville was q
pleasant caller at the station Tues
day. Mr.. Anderson informs US that
The mines up there are enjoying q
good trade, and the new openings be
ing made show up well with bright In
dications OF successful mines.
r. A. Preston OF Des Moines was
in town Wednesday on business. He
reports the miners doing well in Polk
county. 1t was the first time we had
seen Tom for "a coon's age" and we
we're glad TO shake his hand, for in
days gone by We always met warm
welcome at his home. He is now a
travelling man and doing well.
r. w.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
'SS.OFFICERS MEETING
Sixth Annual Conference Was One
of Enthusiasm. ~

The Township Sunday School Off
GERS OF Mahaska county held their
sixth annual conference in the Cen.
ltral NJ. 4. church Tuesday This
conference is organized for the pur-
pose of mutual benefit. Each officer
in the county brings his trouble to
the meeting and they are discussed
and the best method of solving the
difficulty decided upon. In this way
every Sunday school worker has the
experience of all the officers of the
county to fall back upon. Discus
sions OF the various questions were
taken up according to the following
program:
1900 a. m.-Devotional Exercises,
by Manoah Hedge
What Means Can We Use to In.
crease the Sunday School Member
ship in Our Townships? "-DiscussiOn
led by Hassel Hedge.
The Feasibility and Value OF
the County by Winnifred LOrk-
wood.
Noon
l:30 p. m.-Opening Exercises ana
Prayer by Ira DeCook.
Talk by County President w. J.
Howell, on the slogan for 1913 More
| Scholars, Better Taught
What Plans Can We Develop To.
ward the Improvement of Our Teach,
ing Forces in Our TOWnship?"-Led
| by F. +. Carpenter.
! What Feature OF Sunday School
Work Had We Best Emphasize in
Our County Convention This Year,
Led by A. B. Tandy.
How Can the Rural Sunday School
Direct the Social Life OF It's Mem
bers? "-Led by j. Baitsell.
Duties OF Township Officers ed
by H. II. Morrison.
The Rural Church and Sunday
School Problem"-Led by Rev. G. l.
Stafford
The reports of the officers of the
county in regard to the growth OF the
Sunday School in the county for tho
last year were very interesting and
encouraging. The schools have
grown both in numbers and in en-
thusiasm during 1912 and the pros
lpects are for a greater growth in tbs
Iyear of 1913.
Much enthusiasm was shown by
the workers in the live discussion
that followed each question before
the conference. Many helpful talk
were given besides those which ap
lpeared on the program. The meet
ling was declared TO be the most in
lteresting and beneficial that has ye
ibeen held. AT the conclusion OF th'
program the following officers wer'
elected for the ensuing year:
! President, A. II. Tandy.
LIST yice-Pres., Ira DeCook.
End Viee-Pres., II. H. Morrison
Bird Vice-Pres., Ed Gable
4th Vice-Pres., Ernest Hoskins.
Sec'y-Treas., Mrs. W. NJ Holmes.
The following were offered by ths
resolutions committee and adopted
lby the conference:
Resolved, that we increase the
number OF vice presidents 10 four tC
be elected as near as possible from
the four quarters of the county.
Resolved. that. as band OF work
ers for the good OF humanity. we
strive to be more one-minded In
Christ In the work OF visiting homes
land giving more pressing invitations
to those not attending Sabbath
School. especially the parents. that
more may be brought into the Sab
bath School"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
Not our carl.

Carl Mayer, assistant cashier OF
the Farmers National Bank, has been
the busiest man in town, answering
the telephone and making personal
denial OF the authorship OF a sketch
appearing In the Herald Monday
evening, "The Memory of a Baby"
Congratulations have been offered
the young man upon his successful
debut into the literary world but our
Carl" would explain that he Is not
the Carl Mayer who fathered the ef.
fusion. II has been hard to convince
friends and acquaintances that he
has not broken out in print, but Mr..
MAYER, the Oskaloosa Mayer. will
make affidavit II necessary that he
had no knowledge OF or connection
with the article that appeared in the
paper whats In q namely That
dependn
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
NORTH CENTER.

Several in this neighborhood are
entertaining bad colds.
Born, Sunday, Jan. IL. to Frank
Evans and wife, baby girl.
Garrett Gabel and Efiie and Verna
Long called at John Perkins Tuesday
evening OF last week.
Linsly Howard, wife and family are
visiting relatives and friends In these
paris. They now reside In Lakonta.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

You can buy diamonds at less than
their actual value during the next
eight days at Furnald & Townley's.
This enterprising firm is taking this
method of making January banner
mnoth and are selling many fine
stones at 20 10 80 per cent less than
the usual prices See their display
In south window on west side OF
square.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
FACING 4 Bic Job.

Knoxville is facing a big job-tbe
rebuilding OF her water plant Con.
siderable money will be required and
IL is evident that the work will have
10 be done. as il would be foolhardy
10 take chances and then have the
system collapse 81 time OF Kreatest
need.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

Only eight days more to save one
fourth 10 one-third on any diamond
mounted jewelry In our store. Buy
now and make this profit.
Purnald r. Townley.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
CLUBS AND SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country Folk.

! The Dozen Club met Jan. Is at the
home of Mr.. Henry Butler. Although
| it was a beautiful winter night three
families were missing, supposedly be-
cause the roads were somewhat
rough. The young folks belonging
to the club also deserted for a party
| of their own. These lapses cut the
attendance down ona-half Those who
braved the rough roads were well re-
paid for their trouble. Mr. Butler
and daughters are royal entertainers
and they did their best to make en-
joyment for all. The evening was
spent in visiting, games and contests
OF memory and skill. Prizes were
awarded the experts. The guests OF
honor were Mr.. Leonard Voss and
family and Mrs. Martin. The good
roads proposition was discussed, in
formally, and the opinion prevailed
that the burden OF expense would be
put on the farmer, that the narrow
roads proposed would not be safe for
autos to pass at forty miles per hour,
much less teams and autos. The
teams would be crowded off and the
roads be used exclusively by the auto
mobile. The song OF the auto owner.
| the leisure class, to the farmer, the in
dustrial class is Come now, be good
and build these roads for us" The
lpresent general assembly will make a
mistake if it passes any OF these pro-
posed measures. Tint evening passed
pleasantly and too quickly. The usual
song was sung, good nights we're said
and the club adjourned.
u. r. Cores.
Methodist Episcopal Maidens, the
| M. Il. MS, had an enjoyable gather
| ing and session Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mrs. A. G. Spurgin on
North b street, and fifteen of the
membership participated in the
events OF the evening and enjoyed
the freedom OF the home. No par.
4 ticular order OF stunts or program
was observed but something was do
ing every minute OF the time. These
maidens are a busy set and where
they are, there too is action. Re-
freshments were enjoyed and good
nights reluctantly said
- - -:
The Moose held one OF their popu-
lar dancing parties at their hall last
evening. About thirty-fiye couples
were present and the affair was thor
oughly enjoyed by all Music was
furnished by Bowen's orchestra.
- ~ -
The Philadora Club OF the Christian
church met Tuesday evening, January
81. at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Rodgers. The cordial welcome ex-
tended to the members OF the club
and their husbands insured a good
time for all present. The hostesses
had arranged treat for the guests In
the form OF musical with Mrs. =. I.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-21

JUSTICE COURT, POLK COUNTY
FLORIDA-TENTH DISTRICT
Joseph LeVay VS.. R. H. Bryce, as
sumpsit.
To R. H. Bryce, defendant, and all
others whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that g
writ of garnishment has been issue'l
IN the above cause, and that your
property in the hands of the A. C.
l.. railroad company, a corporation,
Las been garnisheed; and that I'M
less you appear before said court on
or before the 18th day of June, 1918,
judgment will be entered against
you. JOSEPH LEvAY,
72O Plaintiff.