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new HOME FINISHED
R. ], Baker Re-0ccupies Property
Other improvements.

improvements of an unusual char.
acter are about being completed at
the home of r. j. Baker at 700 A
avenue east and and the family have
reoccupied the property. On the west
line OF the lot a concrete curb and
coping has been put in to serve as
retaining wall for the grading of the
lot. The lot has been filled in and
newly graded and as the lot runs
back toward the rear 1t gradually re.
cedes so that the north lot line is
several feet lower than the grade of
| the street Here also is a new re.
tanning wall, so that the grade of the
entire lot is uniform. New cement
walks have been put in and new
brick and cement steps have been
erected at the front and back porch
es. The house is now being painted
and the interior also has received
considerable attention. The system of
electric lights has been extended
and new fixtures placed, the rooms
have been newly decorated and a
| fine new system OF heating and radi
alton has been installed Some adj
ditions and Encouragement of the
rooms particularly in the rear were
also provided for and whole house
made thoroughly modern and con
venieBt. 1t is now one of the most
attractive residences in this locality,
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On, the east side of the new resi-.
! denCe OF DR.. Fred Jarvis on Fifth av
enue east. the alley is being newly
paved The improvement passes
through the entire block to High ave
nue. east and also passes by the side
of the new Christian Science church
A private driveway is also arranged
for to the garage of DIR. Jarvis on the
rear of his lot
-. -. -.
J. Miller Beard of Sol A avenue
east has been improving his place by
| filing in the low places and grading
and terracing his lot This brings the
place on a line with the street level.
- -. -
! The improvements on the A avenue
side of the Walthall Building have
| been completed and a new cement
side walk has been constructed over
the new extension that was made TO
the basement. The space under the
work is used for fuel in connection
with the new heating system just in.
stalled.
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The first joist and Orders of the
+ main floor of the New Congregational
church on High avenue east we're
laid this week. They are in the tran.
cept and the Orders are of built up
stock five ply or thickness spiked
and bolted together and from these
| the joist are placed resting in ioist
hangers, the centers being support
ed by iron columns. This style of
construction is very substantial and
will carry more of a load that the
solid timbers.
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After the fire damage at the A. Il.
Greenway house at 412 north A street
repairs we're made and the water
damage made necessary the repair
ing OF a part of the second floor at
the rear end.
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CLUBS And SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country Folk.

Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Meier
ran, 701 north Z street, entertained
number of young girls Saturday
evening at their home in honor of the
birthdate anniversary of their daugh,
ter, Isabelle. There were twenty-six
young folks present and Miss Isabel.
handsome presents from her guests.
The home was prettily decorated with
Halloween adornments and charm
ingly set of BY many beautiful flow
srs. Phonograph music, games Of AL
sorts. and daipty refreshments made
the time az from Z @ 40, ana the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-22
Hamilton At Leiahton.

Hon. w. H. Hamilton, democratic
candidate for congress, addressed a
meeting at Leighton last evening
The following candidates for county
offices were in attendance from here,
Dave B. Hawkins, l.. NJ. Bacon, l.
M. Reed, T. E. Graham. j. l.. Mill
gan and John McCutchen.
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The interstate commerce commission
has ruled that the railroads may
transport these boxes free.
Eleven new names were added to
the Happy Tribe roll during the week,
comprising Mrs. Fife H. Rogers, Wal
ter Tinsley, John Clendenon. Gerald
Vincent, Grace Gasperi, Emma Evans,
Mrs. Bertha Evans. Nellie Hamilton,
Geo. Pearson, Ruth Windle and Col.
Alex M. Lochwitzky.
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Eouipment On the Ground.

North II street and G avenue was
set up this, Wednesday morning. at
the NJ avenue end of the job. The
work will be started at the north
end and brought this way as rapidly
as possible.
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I of April, 1896. Following this Incl
dent IN her life, during the time that
her home was broken up, she visit
ed various relatives and received
the blessing of their kindness. AT
ter a few years she was married to
o. p. Hazard and promptly they
took up their residence in the state
of New York. Their stay in that
part of the country was brought to
close about two years ago. her
feeble condition made 1t necessary
that she enter the Soldiers Home at
Marshalltown. Soon after this
event her husband died leaving her
in the care of the home. 1t was when
Hannah Bridges was young that
she united with the Christian church
at indianapolis. Her children are:
Freeman h. Harris of Thornburg,
Leila Beans. of Lincoln, Neb., Taylor
J. Harris of Masonic, Montana, and
Elizabeth Council of Perry, Iowa.
These children are pleased to note
that there father was a member OF
company f or the Thirty-third la.
Infantry and COmrade in the G. A
r.. being a member of the post at
Sigourney. After going to Marshall
town the feeble mother continued to
lose in health. The powers of her
entire nature gradually weakened,
and the last moments came. She de.
parted this life at the Soldiers Home
on the 18th day of September. 1914,
aged SO years, 10 months and days.
Now the children and dear ones say
Mother, where thou art gone adieuX
and farewells are a sound unknown,
and our final prayer Is this, may we
but meet thee on that peaceful shore
where the parting words shall pass
our lips no more"
The remains, conveyed from Mar.
shalltown, reached What Cheer the
day following the demise and were
taken at once to the home OF hel
son, Freeman, at Thornburg, some
four miles distant. AS the body one
day later was carried from there
the minister offered prayer, asking
that the blessing of Heaven abide
with the home and the children of
the departed mother. The procession
then moved on to the Indianapolis
cemetery and there at two o'clock
in the NJ. e. church the funeral ser
mon was preached by Rev. w. r.
Houghton, pastor of the What Cheer
Christian church, assisted by Rev.
Millice of Rose Hill and pastor of the
church where the funeral was held
The remains were laid to rest by
the side of her first husband in the
indianapolis cemetery and their NOR,
tai portions are peacefully reposing
| in the city of the dead.
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sorah In Iowa Campaign.

.5orah In iowa Campaign
Senator Borah of Idaho viii get In.
to the Iowa campaign for the repub-
licans and speak at Cedar Rapids on
the 2Stn and at Sioux City on the
10Th He will stop on his way TO
North Dakota, where he has some en-
gagements.
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Fell from Trapese.

While playing on the trapese at
school Glen Fahrney, Is years old,
son OF ID. T. Fahrney OF Deep River.
fell and In some manner hurt his
right arm. tearing tae lIgaments
loose and pushing the bone Through
the iles0.
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CO.HAWKS ARE ACTIVE
Local Tribe Will Send Christmas
Toys To Europe.

How far that little candle throws its
beam!
So shines a good deed in a naughty
world"
Count Alexander M. Locawitzsky,
a friend of the c. c. Sheppards, in a
personal letter to Mrs. Sheppard this
week says that ne is "honored and
pleased" to join the Happy Tribe.
Col. Lochwitzsky at one time was as
ISOLATED with Judge Ben Lindsey, of
the Juvenile court, Denver, and nat
urally any movement affecting young
life meets with quick approval from
him. At a regular meeting on Mon.
day the White Clouds voted to send
a box of toys to the Christmas ship.
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GILMORE-Jane L. Steel was born
In Londonderry, ireland, Nov. 81, 1929,
died at her home in Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Oct. II, 1914, aged 81 years 10 months
and &c days. She emigrated to Amer
the Rev. John Gilmore at Blairsville,
Pa, where Rev. Gilmore was then
pastor OF the church in 1848. To
| this union there we're born five chill
dren; VIM, VINO died in infancy; 8.
F., of Indianapolis, Ind; Mrs. J. G.
Calhoun, wife of Rev. ). c. Calhoun,
of Quimby, Iowa; j. T., of Auburn,
Neb., and w. E., of Marceline, Mo.
Mrs. Gilmore lived in constant com.
panionship with her husband for go
years and fifty years they shared to.
getheF the trials and sacrifices of
the passionate In Pennsylvania in
Ohio and Iowa, after which taey re-
tired to this nome here, where Rev.
Gilmore preceded her to the heaven
lly home JAM 10, 1908.t Mrs. Gilmore
was in her usual state of health un.
til just few days preceding her
death Thursday morning she ask
ed for her pastor to pray with her
and his wife to sing for ner and pre-.
pared her Sabbath school lesson, but
when the Sabbath came she was en-,
tered into the joys of that great eter,
NAL Sabbath of rest, which remained
for the people OF God Funeral ser
vices were held from her late resi-
dence, 607 South ID street, Tuesday
at 3 p. m. The sermon was by Rev
Malone, pastor of United Presbyter
ian church, and the body was laid tC
rest In Forest cemetery.
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evening will be a memorable one In
the minds of all present.

evening will be a memorable one In
the minds Of all present.
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The second of series of inform
al dances will be given at the Coun-
try Club this evening. The program
will comprise is numbers, beginning
at o'clock.
=. =. -
Chapter X, p. E. o. met on Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Phil Hon-
mann. Miss Eda Haskell resigned
her position as corresponding score
taTy and Miss Katherine Wright was
elected in her place. Mrs. Cora Rein
mart Martinstein, of Denver, Colo,
was present and talked to the chapter
very entertainingly. After the bust
ness session the subject Pottery"
charge, Miss Bertha Turner, Miss
Annie Black, Mrs. Lena Redman, Mrs.
Bernice Sawyer, displayed many beau
tiful pieces of pottery of distinctive
types. Mr.. Carl Woodford played
number of violin solos, accompanied
by Miss Bussey. They were very
beautifully rendered and greatly de-
lighted the audience, Mr.. Farr then
talked on the subject of pottery, H.
Illustrating his talk with specimens of
his own and other makes. The la
dies were so interested and enter
tanned that many questions were ask
ed concerning mis- work, which he
gladly answered. Oskaloosa is justly
proud of having so talented towns
men as the Farr brothers. The hos
tesses served unique refreshments
in keeping with the Halloween sea-
son.
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UPTON -, Born to Nh and Mrs.
Murl Upton of Lacey, a nine pound
girl, on Oct. 81, 1914.
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JAMISON-Launa Content Cruzen
daughter of Harvey and Polly S. Cru.
zen, was born October %, 1866 and
at the age of AZ years, II months and
% days, died Thursday, October Is,
1914, at her home in Spring Creek
township, after a lingering illness of
lung trouble.
Launa Content Cruzen was united
in marriage, October 81, 1889 to Dav.
id Jamison. To this union were born
eight children, Hazel Mae, Bert Cliff
ford, Frank Harvey, Walter James,
Alma Marie, Marjorie Launa, and
Clarence David, all of whom with
the husband survive mother and wife
and we're at the bedside at the time
of death. One little daughter, Ber-
nice Eola, aged one. year and four
months preceded the mother
Deceased grew to womanhood, was
educated and lived in Mahaska coun-
ty all her life. She had only one sis.
ter, Mrs. Ella AbeT, who passed
away at her home in Maran, Kan
sas, September "a, just three weeks
previous to Mrs. Jamisons death.
Beside the immediate family, one
little granddaughter, Frances Launa
Jamison, three half sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Trout, Mrs. Emma A.
Cook, and Mrs Harriet Cruzen, and
half brother, Mr. Benjamin F.
Cruzen, are left to mourn Mrs. Jam
ison's departure.
Funeral services we're conducted
on Saturday, October II, by Rev.
| Charles Farley from the Christian
oh,roh o., of, (which tho dornoSod woc a
member. ....
The sermon was comforting TO the
sorrowing relatives and helpful to
the large number Of riends and
neighbors. Mrs. Sam Hendryx, Mrs.
Will Holmes, Mrs. DR.. Jarvis, and
Mrs. DIR. Rodgers, of the Loyal Won
ems Class of which deceased was a
member, sang so beautifully tn
hymns, Nearer Ny God to Thee,
Jesus Savior Pilot Me" and Some
time We VIII Understand" h-'
There we're many horal tributes
but comforting as they are they
could not express what the shed tear
of sympathy and the hand clasp oil
Friendship, do to the bereayed. 3.
The special days OF Mrs. David
| Jamison's life we're in the beautiful
month OF October, being born the ~
married the 31st, died the 18th, and
buried the 18th, thus the life of wife
mother and friend close to the scenes
of earth. ar f-t
HAzzARD--Of the death of a vel
known Mahaska county lady, the
What Cheer ratriot says:
The four children of James ant
Elizabeth Bridges are the two sons
James and William and the two
daughters, Iowa aud Hannah The
latter was born at indianapolis, la.
Dec 5. 1850. and It was here tina
the spent her childhood and hel
girlhood and II was here that she
was married to William B. Harris OF
the End day of February, 1870 A
few months of their early married
life were spent at Searsboro, Iowa
When their brief sujOurn at THU
place was closed they returned &
Indianapolis and made their home
on a farm for about twenty
three years. In 1893 the family NOV
ed 20 Perry, Iowa and ii was Their
That Ehc lost her hnsband 10 the 26tl
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-22

STEWART MALONE. - A quiet
home wedding took place Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, the contracting
'parliea heing p. J Stewart and I.ll-
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October e aud 81 aud Oct 81 are
registration dRte8
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Henry Brewer, Pella ......37
1884 and
Emma Wheeler, OskaloOsa .. 20
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After the fire damage at the A. Il.
Greenway house at 412 north A street
repairs were made and the water
damage made necessary the repair
ing OF a part of the second floor at
the rear end.
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pings y. e 3. Co., $2100.
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