The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13
new SHARON news
LYcEuM COURSE is ARRANGED
FOR 19t4-15 SEASON - SOCIETY
CARNIVAL PROMISES GREAT
SPORT AUG. rs AND &c.
(From the Star.)

(From the Starr
The date for the 1914-15 New Shar
on Lyeeum Course have been partial
| ly arranged and are announced as fol
lows:
Musical Maids-Friday, Oct. 3.
Thos. B. Fletcher - Tuesday, Nov.
ember "a.
J. Walter Wilson Co-Friday Feb
ruary &c
Barnard's overwhelmingly, Mar.
&c.
John f. Gunckel - Date to be an
nounced later.
Regimental Quartette - Date to be
announced later.
Geo. +. Irwin and family are en-
joying a visit with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Irwin. They will leave Friday
for Eldon to spend a few days with
his wife's relatives before returning
to their home In Pittsburg, Kas. Will
Irwin and wife of Red Oak, also spent
last week in New Sharon, he leaving
Sunday night while his wife is now
visiting at the J. II. Allen home near
| Union Mills.
AS plans for the Society Carnival
are being perfected, the affair is de-
veloping tremendous proportions.
Seven tents will be needed for the
various exhibits and entertainments,
besides the open air attractions, such
as baby racks, weighing machines,
merry go round, etc. Remember the
dates, Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug.
Is and 26.
New Sharon will be we'll represent
ed this year at the annual county raj
ly, which is to be held in Oskaloosa,
Wednesday, Aug. &c. The rally will
be the best yet held under the aus
pices of the County Sunday. School
Association.
Union Grange has planned a big
meeting to be held at their hall next
Tuesday evening The Prairie
Spring Valley and Monroe oranges
have been invited and preparations
are being made for a large crowd.
John Haines and Harmon TRACER
returned last week from their trip
through the west. Mr.. Haines has
bought farm and Is making prepar-
atoms to move with his family to
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. o. J. Ladd died Sunday at
her home in Lynnylle after linger-
ling illness. The remains we're
brought to New Sharon Tuesday and
interment was made in the Friends
cemetery.
Maurice Gould, who has been at
tending Illinois State university and
working as telegraph operator at
Rock Island during the summer, Is
here for a visit with his father, Geo.
Gould.
Born, Monday, July o. 1914, to
&c. NJ. Roberts and wife, of Eads.
Colo, an 81. pound son, Gerald
.Clarkson. Their many New Sharon
friends extend congratulations.
" Mrs. Erie Graham died Monday at
he rhome in Barnes City and funeral
services are to be held Wednesday
afternoon and interment made in the
Barnes City cemetery.
Albert Watland, wife and daugh-
ter, Irene, and Miss Grace Seary re-
turned Saturday from their auto trip
to Howard, Neb., having travelled
1888 miles.
N D. Bates and wife went to Des
Moines Monday. They will go from
there to Clear Lake to attend the |.
o. o. F. encampment.
Miss Edna Harper cut her face
quite severely on barbed wire fence
at her home, on the Norton farm, q
few days since.
VIM. Stephenson and son Merl are
laying a foundation for a new house
being built by Frank Terrell near
Forest Home.
E. F. Williams and wife went to
Hale Center, Texas, Tuesday, to visit
her brothers, Evan and Will Evans.
Harry Jordan and wife are here
from Detroit, Mich, for a visit with
his mother, Mrs. s. P. Woodland.
Mrs. Emily Roberts has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio, for a two weeks
visit with her son, George.
Jess Crandall is feeding 81 head
of cattle on his farm east of town.
Fifty of them are Aberdeen Angus.
The regular meeting of the New
Sharon Woman's club has been post
poned until August 18th.
Mrs. Dave Miller went to Searsboro
today to care for her mother, Mrs.
Stanley, who is sick.
Louis e. Patterson, of Wenatchee,
Wash, is visiting at the parental j.
e. Patterson home.
Jonn Champions condition has
been serious for several days and he
Is still very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. joan Wehrle are the
parents of an 8-pound baby boy. born
August 2.