The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-31
new SHARON SEMONTS BUDGET YNNLE LOCALS NEWS FROM NEARBY
THE NEW SHARON LADIES' REST
ROOM rs DEDICATED. FRANK
Mandolin SERIOUSLY HURT.
.MYCH STOCK SHIPPED.
(From the Start


The new Ladies' Rest Room, which
has been built by the enterprise o.
the New Sharon Woman's Club anl
the City administration was formal!
opened to the public Monday evening
A committee of the Woman's Clul
was in charge and music by tae M
E. church orchestra entertained thu
visitors who called to inspect the
rooms. The west half of the city
building is entirely taken up with the
two large rooms. The southwest room
is the Rest Room proper and this
north room viii be used for the
Woman's Club. The finishing anC
furnishing of the rooms represents
an expenditure of over $500, more
than half of which was raised by tat
ladies and donated to the city. The
room will now be opened to the pub
lie seven days week, from a. m
until p. m.
George H. Schlegel and Miss Anna
Kathryn Cooke, will be married at tht
home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Matt Cooke, 1855 Won Burer
street, Chicago, Thursday evening
Dec. Gath, at a. m. They will come
to New Sharon Friday to spend the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. o
Clements, and family, after which
they will return to Chicago to reside
The groom lived most of his life IL
New Sharon and was employed al
Iineman for the New Sharon Public
Utility Co, until going to Chicago q
year ago last summer. He now has 9
splendid position with the Automat
ic Telephone Mfg. Co. A host oI
friends extend warmest congratula
tons.
DR.. S. w. Hartwell and Charles
p Roe have secured the business Of
the New Sharon Ice Company by TAX
ing over their obligations and they
will continue the business. The lease
in the Clements lot where the ice
house Is located has been continued
for a term Of three years, the build
ing has been cleaned out and will be
repaired. The harvesting of ice viii
begin the last of this week or the
first of next
Frank Maudlin was quite serious
ly injured in falling from a load Of
hay Monday noon. He was jumping
off the load when his foot caught In
the rack and he fell, resulting In the
fracture of several ribs on his left
side.
Miss Carol Martin went to Milwau
kee, Wis, Friday and on Monday sub
mitted to an operation on her eye
The operation is reported to have
been successful. Mrs. F.. 4. Martin Ii
with her daughter at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Northcutt en-
tertained on Friday evening, Decem
Der 18th, in honor of the twenty-fiftf
wedding anniversary of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r, Northcutt.
Mrs. Roy Ellsworth and baby ar
rived Saturday evening from Brad
gate for visit at the parental j. c
Hull home. Mr.. Ellsworth will be
here for Christmas.
Cecil Lockard, who has spent the
past three years at Anamosa, return
ed home on Sunday morning in time
to spend Christmas with his mother
northeast OF town.
J H. Shockley and father. Of
Wright county, Mo, arrived on Wed
nesday, for a visit with his cousin Z
H. Gilley and family, living south
west of town.
Miss Helen Williams, teacher ir
the Fort Dodge high school, arrived
Saturday evening to spend the holi
days at the parental A. S. Williams
home.
Miss Fara Groves, teacher in the
Neville, la. schools, arrived Satur
day to spend the Christmas vacation
at the parental George Groves home
Lawrence Allen of Marion, Ia, ar
rived Tuesday morning for a weeks
visit with ais grandmother, Mrs. Joe
Adkisson, and other relatives.
Rev. Bultema, pastor of the Re
formed church at Peoria, and wife
are the parents of a baby daughter
born Saturday, December 18th.
Mrs. j. w. Irwin left Monday fol
Red Oak, Iowa, where she will spend
the balance of the winter at the home
of her son, Will Irwin.
Dale Sampson, instructor in a com
mercial school in New York, Neb., ar
rived last week to visit at the par
entail T. Sampson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Wallace, OF
Waterloo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
odm oleWdTL, dIe TIC PaLSnIS VI
baby boy.
Miss Jessie L. Duboc, teacher in
the high school at Bloomington, H.
arrived nome Saturday to spend the
holidays
Mrs. Charles p. Roe and son. Z,
p. Jr., left Thursday for New York
to spend the holidays with her
mother. ...
Miss Helen Wallace Will arrive
this evening to spend the Christmas
vacation at the parental G. Il. Wal
lace home
A twelve pound daughter was born
Saturday, December 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p Eficin of Union township.
Miss Vera Whitacre arrived home
Saturday evening from Gilmore City
to spend Christmas and New Years.
A baby boy was born Saturday 70
MIR. and Mrs. Grow, residing on the
VIII Fox farm. southeast of town.
j. e. Crandail shipped two loads OF
hogs TO Chicago Monday and one
load to Peoria, ILL., today.
r. v. Siddons of Chippewa Falls,
Wis, is visiting at tie home OF his
sister, Mrs. G. w. Dunshee.
Mrs. VIM. Cadwallader is reported
to be in serious condition this week.
j. Il. CrandaIl shipped two loads
Laid Law