The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
BUILDING mot READY
But the Fremont Schools Will Be
Opened on Sept. 6.
CFrom the Gazette.)

(From the GaZette.)
The board of directors of the In
dependent School District of Ere
mont held a meeting Tuesday even
ing and decided to begin school OF
! Monday, Sept. 6. The new building
will not be completed until Oct. ]
owing to the many delays caused BY
wet weather. However, the board
felt that better work could be done
by beginning the school on time thar
to wait until Oct. / and be compelled
to hold school on Saturdays to make
up time.
Prof. and Mrs. Geo. Baitsell, o.
New Haven, Conn, arrived Thursday
for a visit at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baitsell. Prof
Baitsell is Instructor in biology al
Yale university and graduate from
that institution and also Central col
lege. at Pella. He and wife will 60
| to Pella the latter part of, the week
for visit with college friends.
Stock shipments to Chicago Sun
day were: w. r. Fellers, three cars
of cattle; John Purdin, three cars OF
hogs and one of cattle; VIM. Darner,
two cars of cattle, and Oliver Helm,
two cars o. cattle Those going in
with the consignment we're: John
Purdin, and son, John Jr., VIM. Oar
ner and son, Paul, w. E. Fellers and
Oliver Helm. .
Rev. Hugh Neville, pastor of the
Fremont NJ e. church, will preach
his farewell sermon before confer
ence Sunday morning, and Rev. Glenn
nn Wins ~ N TnInr NJ
church, will give his farewell address
Sunday evening. Monday the two
ministers will leave in the Davies car
for Centerville to attend the annual
conference.
Mrs. A. P. Norton and children,
Miss Marcia and T. K, arrived home
Friday from a three months visit at
Long Beach, Cal, with her sister Mrs.
E. NJ. House, and family. They, spent
a day while out there at Pomona with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Neil, and visited
many places of interest in and
around, Los Angeles and Long Beach.
N. F. Rockey, carrier on Route No.
1, is taking his annual vacation, and
left Monday morning with his broth
er, Ross, for st. Edwards, Neb. for
a visit with their sister, Mrs. ]. M.
Kennedy. The trip was made in
Norman's motorcycle with side car
attachment l.. " Lee Is driving
the route in Mr.. Rockey's absence.
Lincoln Alderman and Howard
Goehring left Tuesday afternoon for
Ames, where they will take instruC-
ton in the proper way to successfully
vaccinate hogs. They will visit
friends in Des Moines on their way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. e. Dawson shipped
their household goods to Cedar Falls,
Saturday, and leE1 that evening for
their new hOme.Sc Mr. Dawson has
purchased an exclusive grocery store
at that place and will get possession
as soon as invoicing can be COmplet-
ed.
Dr. l.. A. Osborne left Tuesday ev-
ening for Des MOines, where he will
join a company of ACacias, a. Ma.
sonic fraternity. and they will go to
San Francisco in private car, where
the annual convention will be. held.
Bertha Mcdowell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. C. Mcdowell, west OF
town, who has been sick for the past
three months, is showing some i'm
provement and hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
Mrs. Emeline Roof who has been
at Imperial, Cal, since January, Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Luella Black
returned home TUESDAY. On her way
home she visited relatives in Nilsson
ri and Illinois.
Prof. r. Glenn Whitmer, who has
the position of principal of the Wash
ingtOn, Iowa, high school the coming
year, went to that place Monday tc
get familiar with the work before the
opening of school.
John H. Warner has purchased the
C. n. Neil residence property in Ere
mont and will get possession Oct. l
Last week he sold his farm southwes
of town to C. J. Ruby of near Lacey
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Triplett de
parted this morning for Hope, N. ID.
for a visit at the home of Mrs. Trip
let's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S
Cook. g.. e.. ....
Mrs. Harriet Smith left last weel
for Glasgow, Mont, for an EXTENDED
visit with her son, Hosea Smith. ...r.
Raymond Webber has built nev
barn and coal house on his propert,
in the east part of town.