The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-03-12
new SHARON news
FIVE CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL
.OtREcToR - DEATH OF JoNA.
THAN ANDRE - BERT WHITE.
.HIEL' HAS ACCIDENT.
(scissored ffom the Star }

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Death, early Monday morning,
brought to a sudden close the life or
prominent citizen and, until the last
four SSeha5) oneNof th9sleading basi.
ness men of New Sharon-Jonatiian
Andre. Only few days ago the sym.
| pathy OF friends-was directed TO him
upon the occasion of the death of hfs
daughter, and little did they imagine
] that at so soon a time they would ex.
J tend a comforting hand TO the re.
| manning members OF the family be.
reaVed over the loss Of husband and
| father. Bit little do we know of the
infinite plans Of the omnipotent rular
OF destiny. Mr.. Andre has been in
livery poor health for several months.
bit the last few days had been feeling
las well as ordinarily and was up town
on Saturday Sunday he did not feel
fable TO go 10 church but was not I'M
usuany sick until at $3.50 O'Clock In
Ethe evening when he was taken with
a sinking spef which ended in death
at $40 O'Clock a. m. Monday, March
II. 1914. H.. -'s -, e.
There will be five candidates for
directors before the voters at the an
nual school election next Monday.
March 8. The candidates who have
filed nomination papers with Secre-
tary John d. Heitsman, as required
by law, are: Dick Eewis, II. r. Dar
export, w. A. Terbell S. W. .Hartwell
and Geo. Brennan for directors. and
Miss IneZ Baker and Miss lena Sex
| ton, for treasurer. The officers whose
terms expire al this time are: w. A.
I Tcrbell and c. G. Branson, directors.
and NJ Bainbridge, treasurer Az
Mrs. Anna Brooks, Of Fort Collins
Colo. arrived last Thursday, called
here by the serious illness OF her sis.
ter, Miss Lizzie Wheeler, who lies Ia
a critical condition at the home OF
another sister, Mrs. Marshall Baugh.
Ierty " -.
Mrs James brennan Is steadily I'm
proving from her recent illness but
lis still able TO sit mp only a part M
the time Her daughter. Mrs Doze,
OF Gilman, spent few days last week
with her. ~, COT. '.I -" y ,E%:
Mrs. Bert Whitehin met with qiiiie
a painful accident Monday afternoon.
fresulting In a sprained ankle. She Is
unable TO be aronna but we hope for
her speedy recovery, +~"
Mrs. Dan Sullivan is assisting her
daughter, Mrs: Earl Parkhurst. while
they are moving from Winterset 10
their farm near Lacey. il
Mrs. Lawrence Grace, of Boulder.
Colo, daughter of Mrs. Chas. fiarpe,
OF this city, is the mother OF n baby
hoy Charles Thefan. = :. -.
/ f. r. Harper loaded his car Tues
day to move to Brooklyn.s where he
has accepted position with the Stan
tdard Oil company y. -
i Lucy Weesner has returned to her
home in Weiston, Mich. having clos
ed d successful term OF school at Gar
den Hall 'yEs,
F. NJ. Hunter, of Ottumwa. arrived
this afternoon and will be Il guest
for a few days At the Frank Ogden
home. " -" .--. g. &c. $50
q. G.. Grnbb Wednesday reopened
his restaurant, which was closed on
account Of the fire Il couple OF weeks
Eago.
John Bond has been carrying mail
on Route No. for several days while
Harvey Hargrave has been moving
Born. to Graham Andre and wife,
Friday, Feb. 20, a baby girl. Mother
and daughter are getting along nicely
Mrs. Max Whitacre and daughter,
| Miss Jane, are visiting At the parental
IN. NJ. Whitacre home. 90 >'.."