The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-10
.fREM0NTs BUDGET
REPORT OF TREASURER SHOWS
SCHOOL DISTRICT IN SPLENDID
! CONDITIONS. o. o. r. OFF,
GERS INSTALLED.
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present. The report of the treasure
of the district was made and showed
THE district to be in good condition
financially, with about 500 in thu
Treasury and during the past yea
$500 In outstanding warrants ha'
been paid. The tuition for the pas
year amounted to $726.63, which
speaks well for the school, and thu
work done by the splendid corps o
teachers. From present indication:
more tuition pupils will enroll tn,
coming year than ever before. A. p
Norton was reelected secretary
Miss Blanche Parshall was elected
teacher for the 7th and 8th grades
vice Mrs. Agnes Faulkner, who re
signed. ......
! N. ID. Bates. of New Sharon. was in
town Tuesday and installed the Off
GERS Of the local Odd Fellows lodge
that evening" He is the deputy fol
this district. Those initiated were:
N. G.-S. S. Cook
V. Geo. Joesting.,
Secretary--A. j Rhoads.
Treasurer-G. y. Brown.
Warden-H. H. Edison.
CONDUCTOR. d. Woman.
Chaplain-W. C. Wharton.
r. S. N. &C. A. Eastburn.
L. S. N. CT. C. Fuller.
L CD. c. Rhoads.
o. GIL. A. Roquet.
r. S. Sc. o. Brown.
l.. S. ST H. Mckinney.
r. S. V. G.-Linus Mckinney.
l.. S. V. G.-N. F. Hockey.
Miss Elsie mae Hamilton departed
Sunday morning for Des Moines and
left that place Monday for Kansas
City, where she will join the talent of
the Star Chautauqua Co. Miss Ham
ilton has a seasons work with this
company as reader and will render
splendid service. She will travel in
Oklahoma and Kansas and we pre-
dict for her a triumphant tour as she
is one of the best readers on the chau:
tauqua platform.
J. S. Reeves and J. Vannoy return.
ed Saturday from their northern trip.
They visited a number of the larger
cities and spent nearly week at
Park Rapids. Mimi, visiting their
many old Fremont friends. They
had splendid visits with Geo. Ryan,
w. T. Green. Jas. Byram, Fred By
ram, w. H. Slater and Chas. Kicker
Sunday John Purdin shipped six car
loads of stock to Chicago, the con-
signment of three cars of hogs, two
of sheep and one of cattle, and VIM.
Darner shipped four cars of cattle
and one of hogs. Mr.. Darner and
john Helm went in with the stock,
returning Tuesday noon.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
three miles south of
Kirkville, on Tuesday evening, June
"a, 1913, at eight o clock, when their
daughter Carrie was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Jim Guthrie r-t
Tom Richie, southwest of town,
left last week for Hot Springs. Ark.
where he will stay month or so try.
ing the curing properties of the cele-
brated baths at that place. Mr.. Rit-
health for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hanna and
son Robert, of Adams township, drove
down Sunday in their new car to
take dinner at the Z. w. Pomeroy
home. They brought with them Mr.
and Mrs. Will Pomeroy. of near Os-
kaloosa.
Four horses in this neighborhood
have died from the effects of the ex-
treme heat which mas prevailed in
this section the past week. Rex Nc
CLAIM lost one Friday. Otto Kaack
lost one Saturday and E. S. Woodland
lost two Saturday.
C. @. White came down Sunday
morning from Fenton. Iowa. and he
brought his children, Fern and Cliff
ford, with him. He returned Monday
evening but the children will remain
for an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Frank E. Bryan, who has been
visiting here the past five weeks with
her mother, Mrs. M. J. Brown, and
other relatives and friends, departed
last evening for her home in Lansing.
Michigan.
E. J. Heisel returned Monday, from
a months stay. with relatives at
Green Valley and other Illinois points.
He comes back considerably tanned
up, but looks in better health than
when he left.
The Loyal Girls class of the Chris
tian church Sunday school cleared
over $40 at their ice cream social Sat
urday evening This is doing very
we'll for a class of young girls.
Mrs. Emeline Roof and son Ben
Roof will leave tomorrow for Boulder.
Colo, for a two or three weeks visit
at the home of their son and brother,
Don Roof. g.
William Lewis Garrett was born on
Feb. 9. 1S4S. in Schuyler county. Ills,
and died at his home in Fremont, Ia,
June 20, 1918, aged IS years, 4 months
and 20 days. .rr