The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-16
fREM0NT'S BUDGET
SERIES OF MEETINGS AT M. e..
CHURCH CLOSE WITH ELEVEN
ADDITIONS TO THE CHURCH
MEMBERSHIP.
Fremont Gazette. April 81

ne series OF meetings WHICH ndNI
been in progress at the NJ. Il. church
lthe past three weeks closed Thurs
day night They have proved a Source
of spiritual uplift to the church, the
town and the pastor. Although the
outward manifestations were not as
great as might have been expected
the church has been greatly built ur
from spiritual standpoint. The re
suit was that eleven new members
were taken into the church and three
by probation, making a total of four
teen.
+. A. Woman, of GAINESVILLE, Iowa
was in town last week, being called
here by the serious illness and subse
quent death of his Wife's mother, Mrs
Jasper Stout. Mr.. Woman has been
crippled up with rheumatism the past
| few months, but is now able to get
about with the aid of Il cane. He Wis
tied while here with his brothers, j
ID. and o. n. Woman, and mother
Mrs. Fannie Woman, north of town
There will be regular band concerts
| in Fremont this summer. A paper
was circulated last week to guarantee
the band certain amount week fol
their playing and the response was
most liberal. Enough was subscribed
to insure the concerts, which will be
Gin the first Saturday night in May, Il
being the second. The band is prac
ticing every night and under the di
rectorship of Prof c. f. Kline. IL
making fine progress.
Rev. Keats, OF Des Moines, super
intendent of the Iowa Yearly Meet
ing of Friends, will dedicate the new
Friends church, north of town, OF
Sunday. April 49, There will be spe
cial services and cordial invitation
to the public is extended to attend
Revival meetings are now in progress
at the church and a great interest IL
the meetings is manifest.
Mrs. Della Pendarvis, of Fremont
Iowa, from thirty hens she owns
furnished her own table with all thu
eggs needed during the winter months
and sold the surplus TO the home mer
chants. The first Matching came of
Hast week when yellow hen from
4 fifteen yellow eggs brought out fiji
teen yellow chicks. Beat it if you
can.
Superintendent A. J. Jones, Mis-
Blanche Parshall and Miss Addie Fos
ter attended the Southeastern lowi
Teachers association meeting at Bur
lington Friday and Saturday. Mis-
Maude Shuel and Miss ltena Benton
of the high school, attended thu
Northwestern Iowa meeting at Ceda
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Eastburn lef
Tuesday for visit among their chi
! J,noE tn fDr
stay with their son, Fred Eastburn
and family, when they will go to e.
don to visit another son. From ther
they will proceed to TT. Madison t
visit their daughter. Mrs. Letha Well
ton.
EllenOr FORMER Stout was born il
Bartholomew county, Indiana, on De
cember q, 1887, and departed thi
life at the home of her son, J. +
Stout in Fremont Iowa, on March 81
1914, aged 76 years, 3 months and
days. Her death was due 10 strokt
of paralysis, which came upon he
Friday morning.
! Floyd Earring, who severed his con
nection with the Farmers State Saw
ings Bank of Fremont last week ant
accepted a position with the Sche,
company at OSkalOoSa, mas been al
lotted the Fremont territory and will
have charge of the sales department
with headquarters at Fremont.
/ +. f. Hitchcock has stored hi
household goods and departed Mon
day evening for Chicago to look afte
business matters. Mrs. HitchcOCl
and the children went to Milton, la,
to remain until Mr.. Hitchcock decides
definitely where he is going to locate
c. n. Neil, who has been operating
his barber shop in part of RALPH
Myers restaurant since his shop wa
Quilted by fire some two months ago
moved back to the old quarters Fri
day. The place has been elegant,
fitted up and is a most inviting place
Lewis Arnold, Of Kesley, Iowa, wa
here over Sunday visiting his wife
who is staying with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold and children went to Ceda
Monday for visit at the parenta
Eli Arnold home