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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
LYNNV|LLE LOCALS
REV.z. n. poAN AND MOTHER RE.
TURN FROM VISIT IN INDIANA
AND ARE GIVEN RECEPTION At
FRIENDS cAuHeA.
lLynnyille Star Oct. 81.

G. T., Briggs wife and son Alvin.
and Mr.. and Mra. oliver Wildman,
autoed TO Oskaoosa sunday AMI Wis.
it0d tho lntter's son. Lou whitman
ana family. Mr. Wildman went on
to Monroe To visit sister and Mrs.
Wiidman returned To visit IN the
Brlgga home during hls absence
Rev. n. II DOan and mOtder return
cd Saturday from n three weeks Wis
II at different points In Indiana, Dan
vile. Fountain City. and Roswell He
also attended the Indiana Yearly
Meeting OF Friends and the western
Yearly Meeting. from which he was
transferred 10 Iowa nine years ago.
Sunday October Atm was Leland
Thorntons tenth birthday 50 ais
mamma had him sesd out invita-.
lions to ais little friends TO help him
celebrate on Saturday afternoon.
Nineteen responded and merry
time was the program for the coca.
sion.
The Christian Endeavor and Sab
bath school held very pleasant so
ClaI affair at the Friends church last
Saturday evening In honor Of their
pastor Rev, " IT, Doan and family
who daye just been returned for the
fourth year
The pupils Of the eigbt1 grade en-
joyed a weinny roast last Wednesday,
evening on "P1ke's Peak" In the
Bouma pasture. In the absence 81
their teacher. the Misses hbbie Rat
cliff and Carrie Woody we're the chap
erones
Mrs. Mary Demmftt left Monday IL
visit in New Sharon and OskaIooss
for a week and will start next Tues
Iday for pense, Canada. where hei
daughter. Mrs. Eva Schafer and hen
son. Monroe Demmitt live.
Last Thursday was an ideal daJ
for trip 70 the country and ffteer
lIadies improved the opportunity b.
going 10 the home of Mrs.. l.. r. Syl
yester for the regular meeting Of Tho
wv. O.. r. ".
Friends here received word Of th'
birth of baby daughter 10 the for
Imer NJ. " pastor, A, -. Johnson ant
wife, OF SneboygaB, WIS. The ittl'
Miss liz an infant six weeks Of ag'
NOW.
The star household enjoyed a Visi
from Mrs. y. n. Bean, her daughter
Mardell and Miss Mary Cramer. VIII
drove oVor from Reasnor Saturdat
land spent the week end.
Rally day will be observed a. th'
Friends charh Oct l8th. at Whici
time promotions from the Beginner
and Primary classes Of the Sabbatl
scaool will occur
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Bond Of NeV
Sharon eisitgd over Sunday Wit
Itileir daughter, Mrs " r. Boan, The
will leave Nov. LIST to make thei
home in Indiana.
There has been Cnaupe IN ~
, noon school hour, which is now II
. instead Of 100, AZ heretofore, gi'
ing an hour and a uqarter noon.
The Embroidery club spent q YER
pheasant afternoon AZ tao home
, Mrs. Frank Qnire last Friday.
r Miss Edith Burnham cntertaiHe
= the Rebekah laJiies' embroidery clu
last "Wednesday afternoon,
I Miss irene Ratlif vlsit@d IN Nov
I ton Saturday night and Sunday wit
. her friend cora Long
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
FOUND BEER IN barn
Wholesale Stock Is Discovered By
Night Policeman Bennett.

The arrest Of one Waiter Phillips
by Night Policeman Bennett early
Sunday moTing in an alley of High
avenue west ana the discovery of a
cons siderable quantity of beer in a
sack he was carrying resulted in the
later arrest OF fellow, giving the
name OF W G. Addams, on thecharge
OF bootlegging, and the seizure by
Sheriff Reed and Constable BToyies
OF G. pints OF beer. The booze was
found in a sGed Just OF the alley
counectioHg C and ID streets between
Higa and A avenues.
Phillips was arrested by Policeman
Bennett between four and five o.
clock in the morning and was book
ed at the city Jail on a charge OF in.
toxicatfon He vas slipping down
the alley when Bennett spied him
and had a sack over his shoulder. In
the sack we're some 20 or 30 bottles
OF beer and investigation resulted in
the discovery by MFR. Bennett Of
more beer OF the same brand in a
sled just of the alley. Phillips de-
MED that he had stOlen the wet goods
and was jailed ioF7 intoxicatioR. He
was released later In the day.
5fterIM Reed vas notified by Mr..
Bennett OF the episode and he went
to the place TO investigate When
ne arrived, the isiIow who gives Lts
name as Adams. was standing gHaTt
over the beer 10 ne shed, and round,
~ cursing the person who had stoien
part OF IL Besides the So full bottles.
there were two barrels OF empties in
the place ann other dead Onas' lay
scattered aTound over bae ftoor. The
beer was confiseated BY Sheriff Reed
and Adams was placed unuer arrest
on a c1aTgs OF maintaining nuis-
anne. He was arrzigned before jas.
tice Bacon and released upon bond
HIS case will probably be investigated
tais week By the grand jury.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
HOME FROM WAR Zone
Two Young Ladies Had Some Elk
citing Experiences.

Miss Alma Erickson, Of BiggsVilie,
we'll known IN Oskaioosa, and cOn.
sin Of Lloyd C0nnors, a Herald car
rier has reached her home after try
ing experiences on tde war continent,
where she narrowly escaped with her
HE several times and where she was
witness to all manner OF violence
Miss Erickson. with Miss Lillian
Mueller, OF Oak Park. we're employed
as teachers IN the United States Pres,
byterian school at Cairo, Egypt. They
were spending their vacations on the
continent aud Wien the war broke
out they we're in the heart Of the var
zone Unable 10 get back to their
work in Egypt they we're advised by
American couBuis to return to tasir
humes In the United States. Pro
gress VAS imDeded by the mobilization
operations and the girls we're arrest
ed as Russian spies. They we're
twice mDbbed and were saved only by
the Intervention Of German officers
Tiiey were investigated and when
found TO be American girls official apOi'
ogy was rendered. They saw two
ufner girls, suspected Of being spies,
SLEppgD Oh dIi ClDtHIllB anu 4b AHLp
condition paraded thorough tine streets
at the D1int Of bayonets They wit.
messed the arrest Of two Russian
spies, clad as women. One was
thrown into the Eibe and drowned
and tbs. other shot in MIS- tracks a.
re emerged from the ship on when
the girls were passengers. The
young ladies' made their way TO the
Swiss border after numerous arrests
and many unpleasant experiences.
When in the Swiss custoHEs house
trey witnessed the killing of two
custom officers by couple of spies
woo had been detected and VINO
Rere Themselves shot diwn as they
turned n, escape from the building.
Little old United States looked
good TO these Young ladies W,psn they
landed in New York on the steamer
NapoH,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Davenport Oct ~ Three strskg.
breakers al the Davenport Linozraph
company we're seriously injured " 4
pitched battle here Saturday night
when. 49, they left The building they
we're set upon by union synpathizsrs
and slugged The most seriously
hurt. !. Hoeck, q H. Jueraens and
Fred Thomas. we're rushed TO the los
piCal For several months since the
lockout NJ the union men, strikers
have been Dicketing the plant, which
Jas been constantly under police pro
lection Feeling has been runriing
nigh for the past few weeks, over y
score Of striking workmeu and their
sympatHzsrs stormed the gang OF
strikebreakers. trampling some Under
foot and seriously injuring three be-
fore the police answered the riot call
The frenzied strikers were beaten
back With clubs The Linograpd COM
pany was financed BY popular sub
scripti0n IN Davenport.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
". c. 7. D. MEETING.
Oskaloosa Will Be Represented At
State Convention In Creston.

The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union met at the acme OF Mrs
r. A. Marshall 3O5 X avenue East
Friday, Oct. 3, at $3.50 y. IN.
Meeting was opened with the presi'
dent, Mrs. c. f. Barnard in the cnar.
In spite of the threatening weather, II
good crowd was present. Mrs Il, o,
Chinn, the superintendent Of the
music, had some new songs for tde
meeting, There VIII Dawn a Golden
Morrow" and THE Child at the Door."
The president had caarge Of the dc,
votional. Scripture texts were given
by the members and the many Bible
promises were found helpful. Prayer
service was led by Mrs. Hanna O.
Conover. A very interesting business
meeting followed.
Some of the points In discussion
that were acted upon were some plans
and methods to secure new members
The Win One" plan. which was
among the last public concerns Of our
late National w. G.. r. n. president
the Years and Months" plan was
duODLtus nc lOllOWlhb btOhhh lVh
the ensuing year was adopted: "To
increse the membership OF Oskaloosa
w. G. r. u. 10 two hundred or more
Delegates from OskaIoosa Union
have been chosen to atteld the state
w. G. r. u. convention, held at Crss
ton. beginning Oct 20. The Union
will be in the Recognition" march
az IT has made It's required gain OF
membership this past year,
A splendid program followed tne
business meeting. Subject OF the
program, Peace and Arbitration, =
under the leadership OF Mrs. Hanna
o. Conover, Supt. Of this department
Reading "Davffs Free!aold Lot,
Mrs Margaret Hedlund.
An Address on Peace" Miss Anna
Eaves, OF Penn College.
Paper--'Woman's Part in Seace,
Mrs. Blanche Reid
| Heading-"Horrors of War; Mrs
Laura Swanson.
Az the close of the program ouI
president called the hostess TO tht
front and announced this was tht
birth month OF our hostess. A very
| fitting motion was made for the occa
sion After adjournment the com
pany was asked to tarry awhile am
were surprised by being served viii
a dainty little luncheon by t1e hos
! tess, assisted by her daughter EVi
and friend 1t was a very pleasan
social hour and all enjoyed heipihS
the hostess celebrate her birthday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Come To Oskaloosa
List Of New Citizens Who
Have Recently Arrived.

q.
Mr.. aud mrs. Joseph Marco. son
Edwin and daughter Sophie of Gary
Ind, have located in Oskaloosa and
are living at 20S south l street. Mr.,
Marzec is employed in the tailoring
department of the Golden Eagle.
Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Minear and
seven children of Knoxville have
moved to 60 north d street. Rev
Minear is District Superintendent OF
the Methodist church.
-. -. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ewes and two
daughters of Springdale, Iowa re
Gently moved to Oskaloosa and are
living at 207 F avenue west.
- - -
Mrs. G. l.. Goddard and her two
sons, Dwight and Glenn who have
been living three and a half miles
northwest OF Rose Hill have moved
to 5l2 north B street, and become
permanent citizens of Oskaloosa.
- - -.
Rev. w. II. Perdew and family o.
wife and seven children, late of New
ton are new residents of Oskaloosa
and are living at All north Market
street Rev. Perdew is pastor the
Methodist church.
ri gee" - -. =.
Mr. and lIrs. Herman Gunder o
Lovilia have moved to 0skaloosa ant
reside at 102 north 18th street. Mr.
Gunder is employed at the Blackforc
Elevator and coal yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Gregory ant
four sons of Barnes City have movet
to Oskaloosa and reside at 416 nortI
Fourth street.
James Wake and family have NOV
ed from Giyin to Oskaloosa and re
side at 1901 north I street
- - -
A. B. Henry and family moved from
farm west Of town to Oskaloosa, an,
are at home at No. ) Elvyn Place.
~ - - -
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson ant
daughter of Burlington are new resi-
dents of Oskaloosa. They live at 81:
north u street.
Rev. G.. II. Norman from Marion
Indiana. has accepted the pastorat'
Of the A. M. E. church and has com'
to 0skalocsa, residing at 20S mort.
B street a---.-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
FESTIVAL AFTERMATH
Peculiar Coincidence In The Hanna
Guessing Contest.

The Jar u buttons al the Hanna
Manufacturing Company exhibit and
display az the FAIL Festival last week
contained total Of 3299 buttons and
remarkable as IL may seem, four par.
ties guessed 1900, within one button
OF the. correct number, gussses Of
S300 we're made by Chaunosy AcNin-
ley. city. John Richmond, city, r. ".
Dickson 0skaloosa rural No 3, and
Alfred W. stewart OF Lacey Two
prizes were offered 70 the parties
guessing the nearest To c0rrsst mum.
Der. The possibility OF tie did NOT
occur 10 manager BERT Hanna What
to do in the emergency vas something
OF problem but the puzzle was
satisfactorily solved TO all concerned
when each OF the contestants Was
given a suit OF the Hanna made cloth.
Ing
The Boy Scouts rendered lnvalu.
ahle assistance in staging the big
Pageant Friday night by acting al
aides to Chief Marshall O'Brien and
taking care OF the Illumination por
ton OF the affair
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
A GREATER HOSPITAL
0skaloosa's Fine Institution Must
Soon Be Enlarged.

At meeting of the Oskalousa Hos,
pitai board OF management Thursday
night, it was decided to set aside the
cash proceeds of Hospital Donation
Day al a start toward a building fund
In addition to the many nice articles
of household goods and hospital ap.
pliances received on that day, $56.95
in cash came IN. OF this amount $3.50
was contributed By the miners oil
Bolton and other sums ranging from
30 cents to $1,000 we're contributed
by individuals. Thus will the donors
of that date start the movement for
a greater hospital, the need of
which is already felt. Last month 81
patients were cared for, and the hos
pital has been more than comfortably
filled for over two months.
Eleven nurses besides the 5uperin.
tendent are now on regular duty and
in all Is people are employed in the
institution. 1t will thus be seen that
a larger building is imperative, and
an addition must soon be provided
fo:.
With this start on building
fund-small though il may seem
growth is sure to follow. Friends vino
have helped in the past will help
again. as the Hospital must keep up
with the town and county. All CON
tributions to the fund may be left
with the treasurer, Mr.. E. l.. Butler
at the Oskafoosa Savings bank
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
VETERAN FEARS
BLINDNESS AND
SHOOTS HIMSELF
STRIKE BREAKERS AND UNION
sYMPArHlzeHs CLASH.
LoCKJAW CAUSES BOYS DEATH
Typhoid Fever IN Cedar Hapids---GAnp
Of Robbers at lama Broken Up
Murder Suspect IL Arrest
ed al Algons.

Council Bluffs. oct. 10 Captain j,
n. Clark. aged "a, shot and Killed
himself last night ~ the home ~ liis
son. George G, Clark. 6t Glen Ave.
Threatened blindness and despondeD.
Cy over the death Of his wife was the
motive !. n. Clark, Of tie Daily
N0npareil, Is another son who sur
wives and there are four daughters.
Capt Clark was pioneer Of the
state, coming TO Greene county IN
1854. For several years he lived in
Jefferson and also at Fairfield He
served as county recorder and later
az district court reporter and at the
! time he retired seven years ago was
the oldest court reporter In lows III
point OF years of service lie wss
life member Of the Society OF the
Army of tennessee.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
IEFFEBSON

Sorry it had to rain Fall Festival
week.
Mrs. E. VI. Evans has been very
poorly the last few weeks bat is feel,
ing much better at present. Miss
Faye ClendenOn is assisting her with
her house work.
The dogs seem TO be playing havoc
with the sheep in this neighborfood.
They have recently killed twenty
head for Henry Verploeg and for
Harvey Lockwood and six were bad.
ly huri.
Don Evans started to school in o..
kaloosa last Monday He is taking
the commercial course.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flanders visit,
ed SGnday with Mr.. o. ". Clark and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. z. Blizzard and
father spent Sunday at the Frank Gay
home.
w. s. Lockwood is having a Len
no1 furnace Installed in their home.
The Riverside Grange fair was we'll
attended and a Jolly time was had
by adj They made $3.50 to be ap,
piled to the Piano fund. Union school
is going nicely with Jessie Hoff as
teacher.
The farmers viii soon be busy crib.
bins corn.
Mr.. Aaron Henry and family have
recently moved to 0skaicOsas
Oct .. w.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
OFFICIAL BALLOT PREPARED
Forms VIII Be Sent 10 the County
Auditors This Week, Change
Made in Prison,

Des Moinns oct. l@.--.W = Alien
secretary OF state, viii on Wednesday
send to the county auditors Of the
state certified copies of the ballot for
the general election Nov 3 The list
Of candidates and form Of ballot vii
be sent OGt early, 80 that each official
will have ample time 70 prepare fof
the election
There have Deeu several changes
10 the placing Of the party tickets
this year The order IN which tbo
parties 20 on the ballot follows: Re
publican, democratic progressive. 50
cialist, prohibition, independent and
nonpartisab Last year the arrange
ment was: Republican, democratic,
prohibition, socialist and progressive,
The H6nDartIssn ballot ia entirety
new this year and for this reason the
Judges for the district and supreme
court fear thar many voters will over
look IL entirely They have issued the
following statement with regard to
the matter
Conforming 70 the law passed by
the last legislature, the official bat
lot 70 be used AZ the election this FAN
viii have VpoH Il The usual party
tickets headed By the names. rep5fb-
lean. democratic, and so ON, tn tie
manner heretofore followed bWt al
the extreme right Of me sheet there
viii be added another column headed
a0nparfisau judicial ticket There
Will No no names Of candidates Tor
supreme OF district Judge IN any Of
the party columns, BAIT AZ such can,
dfdstes win be found In the right
hand or noppartisaB column
The voter Who Wishes n, exercise
hts tu3 voting privilege viii therefore
not only mark hIs party ticket accord
ing 70 hiS preference. but ne VIII 20
over 10 the nonpBrtisaR eoIHna and
there marx his choice Of csndidates
tor Judges. The press ~ the state
viii be doing the people an important
and valuable service by calling stten-
ton 20 the change in the iar F.vert
change made in the manner Of voting
TO which the electors have become
accustomed. no matter how simple
Is quite sure az FIRST 70 cause c0nfas.
ion and this change even al the
best Is likeiy TO result in the failure
OF many 70 record their votes on the
judicial ticket"
Although the list OF candidates viii
be certified out this week. candidates
whu wish TO withdraw and have their
names cancelled may DO so as late
as eight days before the election IN
case any state candidates decide not
~ ma<n The race nj TAO laSf minute
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Mason Cify. Oct r. George n,
the four.year oId son % Mr aud Mrs
George O'$efH died saturday o.
iockJaw The little fellow vas a.
tackled with the disease Friday ana
grew steadily worse He lived less
than twenty.four hours after the frSt
attack About ten days ago the lille
boy was playing around washasg
machine when be upset ire maeaiAae
a sharp corner struck hfs leg, ;SaFine
. large sasa in which seversf stitches
had 20 be taken The wound healed
rapidly and ae was just able 20 bear
bss wefgat on the inJiFsd limb when
he was taken with Iockjaw.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
'FREMONJ'S BUDGET
NEW PoSTMlsTRESs TAKES
CHARGE OF oFFlcE-THE HIGH
SCHOOL FOOT GALL TEAM
GETS REVENGE.
(From the GaZette.)

NNto" hhO NdHCllC.D
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Neil were mar.
ried twenty years ago Sunday and as
they will leave within a month to
live in California, their relatives
thought 1t would be a nice compli
ment to spend their anniversary
with them. So they arranged to sur
prise them and when the company
came in on them about IL o'clock
Sunday they certainly were sur
prised.
Last Wednesday morning Lacey
l.. Smith, formerly of Fremont
bought the Brighton bus and trans
fer line for $3.50. He made the
purchase of Mrs. Maude J. Carrick
wife OF the late E. r. Carrick, the
bus man at Brighton, who met will
the sad accident of having one les
cut off by the NJ & st. l.. train and
died September "a s..
Mrs. Madge Fell took charge of tho
Fremont postoffice last Thursday
her commission as postmistress ar
irving a day or two before. Mrs
Fell has been deputy under her faith
err, s. II. Heinzman for a number o.
years, and is exceptionally we'll quail
! filed for the position.
| The Fremont f. S. football team
was revenged for their beating at Os
kaloosa by winning from Sigourne!
by the score of As to 0. The Sigour
ney boys were large, but slow. Some
of the boys lacked nerve when 1
came to stopping the Fremont backs
| Since publishing the list of persons
who have lived in Mahaska count!
for fifty years who are now residents
of Cedar township the following
names were overlooked: Mrs. Johi
%. White, VI. f. Smith, J. A. Baitsel
and s. II. Heinzman
I I. G.. Fuller returned last Wednes
day from Middle Grove, Ills, wher,
Oldest sister, Mrs. Emily Bahannon
who died Sunday at the age Of z
years. Tie funeral occurred Tues
day.
New Sharon Star: Chris Naffzia
or returned Saturday from attendin.
his mothers funeral at Danvers, nea
Bloomington. Ills. His mother wa
So years of age and died very sudden
ly during the night of Sept %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Nissley, Of Nj
Vernon arrived Saturday for Visi
with their daughter, Mrs l.. Il, Daw
son. Mr. Nissley returned home Nor
day while his wife remained for
| more extended visit.
John Purdin shipped ten cars O
stock to Chicago Tuesday, most Of
being his own feeding There wer
four cars of hogs and six of cattl
and IL was all guod stuff
Miss Alvina Kennel. of Blooming
ton. IlIa., arrived Tuesday for a visit
at the J. r.. Kennel home. She ha
been a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. D. X
Unsicker, of Wright
John Purdin. f.. r.. Austin, A. I
Votaw John Hoffman and Olive
Helm went in with the big shipmer
of stock of the former Tuesday morl
inG
Fred Eastburm and Roy Garrett r
turned from Amss Friday where the
went to receive instructions on no
to Vaccinats hogs.
DR. +. B. KrOur went to ChiCag
Thursday on professional business
He accompanied a patient from Ne
Sharon who was operated upon.
W T Charnnck. of Cedar, will 4eav
this evening for FairOlav. Mo-. t
spend the winter visiting relatives
cagn Thursday. B. He bought 1,05
head OF sheep which he has put o
feed.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray White
Of Cedar Rapids, ON Saturday, Oct.
1914. a son.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

German shells spreading IRE and
death over large area. asf ~
q The cathedral 1.-THE church OF Notre
Dame) was only slightly damaged on
Thursday. The shells set fire to more
than fifty oil stands along the river,
and the far reaching glare from this
great fire added to the panic among
the people remaining in. the city.
Loss Of Life is Appalling.
The loss of life In the city is ap
palling,t The aristocratic suburb OF
Berchem has been burned The south
ern quarter and Pepiniers have SUI
fered badly as also has the quarter
around the museum. The palace o.
justice has been partly destroyed anC
there is a ring of fire around til;
cathedral.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

= Fle charge 0f assauit and battery
against Ross Bridges. OF near Rose
Hill. whtch was preferred in Justice
Bacons court several days ago by
Ed Poague, was dismissed Saturday
when called for triaL Bridges and
Poagne are both farm hands empius-
ed on the John Augustine farm. north
OF Rose Hill ana Poague was cut by
a knife IN the hands at Bridges while
tae two we're seuffiing
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
plspa,. ouer cdmlral Wsra.

Mt Pleasant. Oct 12y-1The state
board Of control il determined D sac
die Henry county WITH the charge Of
". J. Corbstt. tie man who was cent
70 AnamOsa criminal ward FIVE years
ago upon the charge on attempted
murder Corbett il no win the state
hospital here The board Of commits
sfonsrs say he ia not q Henry county
charge. bUt the board Of control says
that ne IA and he matter promises W
be fought ont in tire courts