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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22
SOCIETY

The Carnegie Culture club met
"wednesday With Mrs r. y Blakely
and made arrangements fof the an
nual June breakfast which viii be-
served June : This event viii ciOse
the clubs activities for the summer
Miss SASl" WeintnAn has Tor her
Fu"si Miss Hortsnse Hoffman 0f Kan
sss City
Mss Helen Fuson entertained Mon
dAy Ia honor Of Miss Lacille HindSrn.
Mr. fuHs Daluisn ard daughter
Nrs. Keei"y. i"ft Tuesday tor trio
to The West
The closing meeting ~ The Wonans
club Was held ToesdsY aftgnopu AID
= plsasinE proErar VAS rendered
The "luh vill r"n"s Hs sssa.Dnv 81
the fall
Nrs y " gsBx.ll ~ptartoined a.
dinbeE NondAf riEbt hs = sufp f.r
10 hef husband trycrf pere lad fai
twelve.
Mr. Heory Iastfou - entertain
inK her mother. Nrs - G. Efeft u
SpArts kaH
srs lthn Bfran snisr'sinea ier
card rlub Tussds srsfBpop
Mrs x o. fieli AN enters an iihf
aftsrnoon in honor ~ her sister N.isf
FrRncss CoHlnE ~ho 70 a. 10 msf5tad
Iurs a. Nr Gfanes 4 Parry II
HANNIBAL
HFs lafk Asibes ~ Kansas fify.
snd Mr. HasrY %arsi 81 Ebes Moinss
are tbs Epesfs - Nrs " = Allis"1.
Nrt iouis Hst smiih sas hostess
for ths NomsEs Golf i.aEfhs.1n elab
a. So Cn0utfy glub Tusrdsy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22
IN. @ o. Q. !, .R,sni,.sn

The RopgblioAn party 10 How CON
pirisly and permanently f"uniisd. \
=, smith. Publisher ~ The ProgretsiVe
News al a, Iansrs. has rsiarBed iO
TIE pAfty b.ru arrested f8 testiHs
q boaTd bill. ana sued fOt an unpaid
Labor bI;l SocFdinE IN the 81 JaHEs
hepusa,csn win q reputation very
htti. bsAfsf than bs nov snlupr the
UugubprAns 0i IiOuEias spunty Once
gave tin its fail and unqualified rn
anfseiyept f1f congress ff0sp Ols dis
Uiri Va know ~ rsrtAiniy tbAs
- ~ sSw one - ths shiniHf hghfs
10 ns fsuniied Rrpphiiaan Psrtg
Ava Egfsrpfse
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

John N Tovlc, sEtTf 60 years. and
a resident OF ST Joseph since 1855.
died Tu"sday at his home, 22Os South
Ssth street
patrtch HulioTan lot many ears
burlington flsgmSn 81 Florence cross
inR died Wednesday nlEbi. AGED 50
years
4 clsss of ten women graduates ~
Ellsworth hospital Nill receive dipio
mas al graduation exercises neat
Monday NJ the Ftrst Meihodin Epls
copai church
Wofk WAS begun Tuesday on the
ncN Swift a Company grain elevator
With a capacity of 500 600 bushels and
viii cost $50 600
" E iioven. we'll known resi-
dent OF ~ Joseph president Of the
Security bank ot South PARK, aud a
life time resident Of buchanan county,
died Tuesday afternoon following an
Illness OF bat day Of acute sppen
dIciiis
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22
No p.msns 70, 10. Fsls

Tbsts 10 another Fuinof saoat thst
forturr Cos sfnaf soRSph " Eolk riii
prabahlf - q candidate for E0ssfnof
~ NHpSuT nrit ycnf The News
editor hSs siwsys giypn NJ. Foik a
raBdidssy fOf pablts erscs bis hearty
SUPPORT. bgi there 10 90 DEMAND Tor
{ ~ fnfu5ef FoTsfsof 10 again brad che
stats tiss-i pert gsar ard se can nSs
bsilsts fhst ~ coDf~supisise sseh q
gsopt nirh us0nd News
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Miss Mabel nurch ~ the Euest oi
Miss Dorothy Butler In Kansas Cits
Mayor and Mn Marshall enter
tsihod Mrs " u Sickoip ~ kanass
City this wtrt
Miss CEroi Anderson was hostess
Tuesday nirhi Of fareNel parry iu
hnuF OF Ne walker Cash. Who vii
leave neat week tof Seattle 90 20
mAlu
Mr T. . ia,-arc iett Tuesday fui
leuncth Pa where She viii sti"Ht
the Wedding of n sister
The iBu regular meeting uuin ur.
tpteT Of the FbSNrtftE Arms 'lr'lr
look piare "Wednesday fUruapn
Mr. " u NnfTls addressed and
Mira I. q. Weakiay sang Tot Tho ten
Ell Of The Y W g A Tu~sdsy
niKhi
Mics Jessie .yuH VAS given a birth.
dsJ party Al the home - her parents
Monday Afternoon Ab"1t ,hiu,
quests ssfs present
In the Absence of susan" thr,i
Rct comedy. vas presented by tho
pupils o. the nont0u s,haEni ~ the
sohvh auditorium Iasd niehi
TIE sumpsJ taeAtiouisis are 81
ready beginning 70 leave the oitt
Mrs Robert iiaIk and NiEs
Josephine CisJk FFFs . buiIst laH
yheon u s.dnnssisy mpiifDsniAff "a
Mrs Halpk Richardson ~ HiYsfsid"
llI
Nrs " k janice ou,ruAiD~d thr
willing Woftors society ~ Asen8,
tlty hBd castle bstglisarhOud ~ het
home Thursday afternoon
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Eiossrs thai iook e. N thsy hes
l.sen pressed ~ 90 saed 10 prsss
sSssfs sna leaves sh-n ws we're
shiiases ,rt@ al tbs ssussl kGts
Thsy are placed between Isysfs ~
ehisos 90 efsps shioh form The
bgBs os hsts o. are sgpiied Get
sRslnst the sisss u the efSsa bat
wherever they are found tssy are
most elective IL sH the pastel
shades are thsy 10 b. kaa
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Dt TIT dissas,s q sem~n. git :
Nh --AaN
Iue,ous wathrna s,raWesffies A..
on the market
ur Nef,lns. osirops,k, s5 BAilln
srg lsAie Adv
Tbs eiS colnptroll,r hss arranged
T. take 70 ikUBe3 et outstanding
municipal bonds ef The ises issue.
~ John ! Hyfuc. az torhy Fof
sss HaildiRg ADJ
Tue tsUpc house Of Mrs Ida Laird.
eass OF the city. wAs destroyed by
rre Tuesday night
pr Guiliora y Yokom, 80 years oi
a. a retired physician. died Ncdnes
day afternoon.
. p Neyef denust 'z Cotby
Forsee baiidlns Adv
Franeis l.. was granted = decfve Of
divorce Thursday ffUtu ssr husband.
Emerson Chamblin
Joseph RoiSleT. a brazilian worAed
ghs short chang, racket the other dhy
and IL uoW IN the cooler
Mr4rrhoff.r. the undvgtakrr with
lady attendant Niuth and Felia
streets AdS
The ~ork of paving Noycs boulr
ward from Usage 10 Missouri streets.
all, beSin noxi week
Forest Farstsin wAs arrested We'd,
nesdAy fof alleged feiOnious assaui,
upon one Kelley Bailey
ENeryShinE sou nes-d for any Kind ~
Painting. wallpaper Chandigss PRint
& Glass Co t7 Eimr1d ~ ADV
Judge Ryan returned Thursday
from Uck'sc stay At Excelsior
SPRINGS and he Wili convene criminal
-ouri next Monday
WYE, Hinton. Grest Western
fireman. has brought suit against tina;
road foS tga. 0o0 damages.
Painless EStTactols DTr Rass
Rass. dentists. 7l6 - FeiN street
Telephone Main 4200 -Ad,
20 to Thursday afternoon two and
one hail inches Of rain had fallen
since Tuesday morning
We arr still tht leaders In house
painting Wan paper and picture fran
INK Stsrmaun Bros Phone III
AdS
A, the annual meeting Of the Ben.
ton club Monday night nr J.. X.
Forgrave vas elected president for
the ensuing year
For Sale Modern ut,ase With bsC
yard fine trees snd ideal location
come see 81 and YOU Nill want 90 buy
~ the prirr IL IL offered. Sas6 Mont.
Grey strict. = Cas- Adv
Alleging In his petition that his
wlfs sarah EInma tore dow n his bed
Charles A Open has brought suit
for divorce
Ncw store the 81 Joseph Furniture
Auction 1u Auction sale of turni.
iurr etc. even Frida} 1soods sold
~ retail ,,cty Gsy Gso Nessapie 81
Ad,
The historic ltbcr,y b,u On route
for tny San Francisco fair, viii stop
ln ~ Joseph several hours on July
The occasion Of the visit Of Ihe
old revolutionary relic viii be made
noicwoTthy by a ceremony being plan.
usd by Mayor Marshall
For tho best values in Wh,skiss tfs
tnlrert'g Also hts &c Merchants
i.uu,h g1i = 9th S, Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Ihv Morris paetibe plant s equip,
ping Ns HotisTs 90 earn on Instead
Of coal
spousmrn ret your guns aauif
fsls ulay b. shot lenH ! % IheN 1.
dofes AuK ! 90 Nov 40
rSvnss tAowue, for ,ress tmmb
ms npd Gas FtiihE t9es fFtdsriik
Ave rhoue ils Aat
Nnft plii sc0n commspcs on
handsome ntu residence Tor e. ].
schensekor At Twenty stxth and FrAn
els streets
jet Mhue Laundry. the old rciiabio
Telephone igG tptCen ofiiue az
~ 9th - Adv
The buAtnsss men Of the north sna
have arranged tot a May festival and
stfrri fsiT MAY 81 80 June :, 10 b.
held 90 ~ Joseph aNenue
Juha y Chips has been Eisen
s. 500 b. hsg husband. Scott Chipps.
from whom she SRs teccntly divorced
ia consideration oi one share In Che
SHALL Chipps Abstract company.
RohidoaN Shos Repair 60 It
Francis Phone ioli Free call and
delivery ADV
TIE new Young Mems Sociei ciuh
~tth q membership of ITO, wSs for
maily opened with elaborate ccrcmon
tee "Wednesday night a, ip rOoms,
SOC ali Edmond street
The prolonged do~hpour Of rain
Tuesday and "Wednesday was much
needed and ~iIl result In vast good
20 farmers. gsrdsaers and berry rats
erH
Miss nsrtha Nils, the n year old
daughter OF y q. liiils 2slb Jones
strcsi. and graduate OF Central high
school OF the class 1919, died Thurs
dAy afternoon
Have Stsrmann Hros tiTIre on your
housepaintinE aud pnp.finE Phone
III Adv
Waiter " Williams. dean oi the
University Of Missouri VIII address
the Editors ~ tbe Press Club lunch.
"on Sunday afternoon Al ! o'clock
judge Alice has ruled that hereafter
lawyers VIII not be accepted ss bonds
men on cases appealed from his court
The estate ot william Mhchelhlli
who vent down with the IN tated
ship Gusitania. has been prohated
and tho widow named ~ the sole
leeatee The estate is estimated Al
i20 O00,
Beautiful pictures fot hall parinr
or librAry. artistic framing and fine
Art goois - Joseph Art store. s22
Francis street Adv
Think of the Observer. think of the
Board Of Trade building the Aew
home ot this paper Come In and see
M You viii be awtully welcome.
Third and Edmond II the location.
first floor Board ~ Trade bulld'nF
Spcliman's restaurant ~ ats Ftan
cis street h serving the niCcst meals
tn the city neat tidy place With
good service appeals 10 those Nho are
pngry and wAst the beat for their
money ADV
The city u considering the cues
iion 81 buying the Ellsworth hospital
property A. dispenuAry and board oi
health building A. soon A. the new
Fnsworih hospital building Is CON
Plcted
Hard watsr sticks 10 your bath tub
exactly as " Clihgs to your cioi hes
when lsundcred ei home There's -"
reason why you ought 10 send the
entire family wash To ConseF laandfr
where nothing but soft water Is toi
Grated ADV
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22
New Spring Coats

Ne ne@ pHsses hsFhoga rt ratn
AAA CeA sh naed tsroatheu, ohsts
forAets snd t~ ~rare'ra rsstt,
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST

Paragraphs ~hh Toll ie~. Ms.u' 10
Gr...E I...VA AaytAae ~hI-b Oeesr~s n...rviaa
.l I.~e.l Nssse- Gee 10 fs-.a .a rAs-- Csi.ss--.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

The summsJ taSaiiouisis are 81
ready beginning 70 leave the ciii
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

IN the Absence ~ susan" thrS
Ect comedy. vas presented by a."
pupils o. the iton'Su SchDoi - the
schvi auditorium Iasf niebi
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

The ~oFk of paving Noycs boulr
sard from usAgr 10 Missouri streets,
all. begin aoxt week
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Miss Mabel nurch N the guest of
Miss Dorothy Butler In Kansas City
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Hard watsr sticks 10 your bath tub
exactly as " clihgs to your clothes
when lsundcred ei home There's cnp
reason why you ought 20 send the
entire family wash 10 ConseF laandf :
where nothing but soft water Is toi
Grated Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Forest Farstsin vAs arrested We'd.
nesdAy fof alleged feiOnious assault
upon one Kelley Bailey
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Mrs Robert u TiaIk and Niss
Josephine CisJk ETSs buiIst lan
Cheon u s.dness5sy complimentary a.
Mrs Ralph Richardson ~ HiYsfsid"
llg
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Mics Jessie lyon was given a birth
day party A. the home - her parents
Monday af3efnDon AbDpt thiftb
quests ssTp present
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

ENeryShinE sou nerd for AnS kind az
Painting. Wallpaper. Chandiess Paint
& Glass Co. az Edmr1d ~ AdY
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Judge Ryan returned Thursday
from = Vck'sc stay Al Excelsior
springs and he Wiii convene criminal
court next Monday
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Ars " u NufIls addressed and
Mira l. q. Woaklay sang tot Tho ben
efii ui The Y W g A Tuasdsy
nlHhi
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

HV Iark Aaihes ~ Kansas fHy
snd Mr. HRsry %aEsi Of Tles Moinss
are ths quests - Nrs " y Allison
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

For the best values In WhWkiss tfy
iiilrertp Also hts 2SC Merchants
i.uu,h g1I \ 9Th 81 Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Msaerhoif.r. the uhdvt1aser ~iih
lady attendant. Niuth end Felh
streets AdN
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Nyiey Hinton. Great Western
fireman. has brought suit against that
road f0f tga 0O0 damages
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

We arr stili tht leaders In house
painting Wan paper and picture fran
INK Stsrmann Bros. Phone III
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

A, the annual meeting Of the Ben
ton club Monday niEht, nr J.. r.
Forgraye vas elected president for
the ensuing year
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Nrf iuuis Hst smi'h sas hostess
sor ,hs Womsns Golf tarch.1r eIub
a. tts Cnantry glub Tusrdsy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Mayor and Mn AarshRil enter
tsihod Mrs W u Nickoie ~ kanaae
ttty this wtrt
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Joseph RoiSicT. = Brazilian woJAed
shs short change racket the other day
and II uuW IA the cooler
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Ncw store the 81 Jusrpb Furniture
Auction 1u Auction sale of tufni
iure etc. e,crs FridaF tsoods sold
~ retail otcty Gsy Gg1 Messauis ST
ADJ
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Miss CEfoi Anderson was boFj'aH
Tuesday nirht Of fareNel parry iH
huNoT ot Ne walker Cash Who vii
leave neat week tof Seattle to 20
main
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

For Sale Modern n,nFe ~ith hC
yard fine trees snd ideal location
come see ~ and you Nill wapl 60 buy
~ the price IL ~ offered. Sas6 Mont.
yrpy strict = CRsf Acv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

- 10 ThursdAS afternoon two and
one hail inches oi rain had fallen
since Tuesday morning
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

The i8u regular mr,tinE uUtti ur.
tpl,er Of the RhNnrtiLR Arms ,Iflr
tUok pinrt "Wednesday fufcuapn
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Alleging In his petition that his
wlf, Sarah EInma tore down his bed
charles O'Dcil has brought suit
for divorce
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

The historic lbcr,y h,u on route
for tny San Francisco fair, viii stop
in ~ Joseph several hours on July
The occasion Of the visit Of The
old revolutionary relic viii be made
notcwnJthy by a ceremony being plan.
usd by Mayor Marshall
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

ATs " k JAI0es on,ruAiB~d th'
willing Wostsrs society ~ AseH8,
lty hBd castle hsiKhirarhSUd ~ hei
home Thursday afternoon
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Mrs n r. iteli s81 enters afu iih
Afternoon in honor ~ her sister. NiFl
FrRHcss Collins ~ho 10 f0 10 msf5Bs'
luHs g a. Mr. Chafiss y Parry %
HANNIBAL
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Miss nsrtha Mills, the n year old
daughter Of y O. iiills, 1915 Jones
streei. and graduate OF Central high
school Of the class 1919, died Thurs
fAy afternoon
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

The city d considering the ques
iion Of buying the Ellsworth hospital
property A. dispenuAry and board oi
health building A. soon A. the nrN
Ellsworth hospital building Is CON
Plcted
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-05-22

Mr l. . i.a,-erc iett Tuesday f1i
lpunrth Pa where she viii BttcH1
the Wedding of sister
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
PLANS FOR PEACE MEETING
Senator Wants President to Invite
Warning Nations to Conference
...e to Prepare for Peace. ,...,

Washington, March IA resolution
authorizing President Wilson to invite
a conference of neutral nations TO
urge upon the warning powers dis
continuance of hostilities and a sub
se1uent peace conference was intro
duced by Senator Newlands OF Ne
yada.
The conference will be held in
Washington and the resolution sets
forth it's purposes as follows:
First, a discontinuance of hostiIi-
ties; second, withdrawal of the forces
of each nation within its boundaries
and retirement from captured terri.
tory; third. a conference with the war.
ring powers looking to the calling OF
a peace conference, and fourth, the
establishment, with the approval and
cooperation of the belIigerent nations.
of an international court, tribunal or
executive body with power to ad-
judicate questions arising between ma
tons, and to enforce its findings.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
Supreme cour. to Decide.

Des Moines, March 1.-The SUI
preme court this week gets a chance
at the requisition case on the part Of
the state OF Colorado seeking to take
from Iowa, George Edmunds, colored.
who would be accused in court in Col
orado of completely in the murder of
a guardsman in the strike riots The
governor passed. it up to the district
court and the district court refused to
interfere. The indictment against
Edmunds in Colorado is very indefi-
mite. merely accusing him of the
murder, not stating how he killed the
man, nor, that he actually killed him,
nor giving any clue whatever to the
details, of the alleged murder. 1t is
for this reason chiefly the whole pro-
ceeding is attacked here. What real
ly is going to be claimed in Colorado
Is that because Edmunds was an or
ganiZer of the miners union he and
other officers of the union were re-
sDonsibie for the riots and in the
riots somebody was killed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
BONDS FAVORED
u! BUILD Bull BRIDGES /:
MARSHALL co. FARMERS Asso-
CATION GOES ON RECORD.
SUPREME COURT MUST DECIDE
School Bonds Approved at Election
in Logan 3 to 1--Horse Thief Of
Jasper Co. GETS Five-Year SEN
tenee-Graduate May Change.

Marshalltown, March 2. The
board Of directors of the Marshall
County Farmers Association is in
favor of permanent bridges, and
bond issue to furnish the money to
build them with. At the bi-weekly
meeting the board went on record as
favoring the submission to the voters
of the matter of issuing county bonds
to build permanent bridges and cul-
verts in county and township roads.
Eleven Of the eighteen directors at.
tended the meeting, and seven of the
eleven adopted the resolution over
the negative votes of the other four.
The negative votes, it was under
stood, represented not so much oppo.
sition to the plan as fear that the
proposal of the plan by the farmers
association would lessen the useful.
ness OF the association by getting 1t
in bad" with the farmers so soon af-
ter its organization ,~.. .....,,
Progressive farmers who see the
county spending $4,000 or more ev-
cry year in, repairs for wooden
bridges realize that this would pay
the interest on an issue OF bonds
probably large enough to replace all
the wooden bridges and cmgerts with
those of concrete 25i IL, go a.,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
LEAKS IN WATER MAIN
Farmers Complain to Board Of Sup.
ervisors Regarding Same.

Seventeen leaks on the line of the
water mains between the river and
Oskaloosa is the condition reported
by a prominent farmer residing north
of the river. The roads have been
rendered bad at the location of these
leaks some Of which have been per-
mitted to run for long periods, unat-
tended to. Two of the leaks are
within the city limits. The farmer
made complaint to the board OF su-
pervisors of the conditions existing
and the board in turn complained to
Supt. Charles j. Fox of the Water
Company with a result that two
gangs OF men were at work Tuesday
between town and the river repair
ing the leaks. During the fires of
Monday evening there was one large
leak throwing large stream of wa
ter and it must have cut down the
pressure. IL is said that one main
has been shut off entirely and that
the water supply is being furnished
through single twelve inch main.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
THE RURAL CARRIERS
Suggestions Wanted from Members
of County Organization.

To the Rural Letter Carriers of
Mahaska County:-Owing TO the
splendid meeting we had on Wash
ington's Birthday, Feb %, | desire to
thank those that were present for
their loyal support to- the association.
1t is certainly gratifying to know that
the membership generally is back of
the organized movement. The only
lamentable fact about the meeting
was that some of the members were
painfully absent. Some members
were so enthused with the movement
that they came Is and 20 miles. 1t
was suggested we hold a banquet
some Saturday night in the near frl-
ture for the purpose of electing Off
GERS. Let us hear from you, broth
ers, what you think of this PROPOSE
ton. / want to thank the Oskaloosa
Carriers for their splendid entertain
ment. Also desire to thank the Os-
kaloosa Herald for their many cour-
tesies to the Association.
Respectfully
Joseph Brown, Pres.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
THE SCHOOL ELECTION
Four Want Place on Board. Two
To Be Selected.

Annual school election occurs next
Monday, March 8, and the business
tefore the electors OF the independ-
eht district of Oskaloosa is the selee-
ton. Of two directors to succeed J. H.
Anderson and !. w. Clendenon, retir-
ing members of the present school
board. No treasurer is elected this
year.
Candidates who have qualified un-
der the law and who have filed nomi-
nation papers are four in number
Names that will appear on the official
ballot are;
]. II. Anderson
!. w. Clendenon
w. w. Montgomery
w. NJ. Robinson.
Place for the election has been des-
ignated as the police court room In
the southwest corner OF the basement
OF the city hall, South Market street
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
Graduates May Change.

Iowa City, March An graduates
of the Drake university college of
medicine and of the Keokuk Medical
college from 1851 to 1870, can now
obtain certificates showing that they
are alumni of the State University of
Iowa, according to recent announce
uent OF President Thomas H. Mac
bride. There are SGT graduates OF
the Keokuk Medical college, which
was moved to Iowa City in 1870,
when it became part of the state UNI.
versity. Drake universitys college
of medicine became merged with the
s. U! /. college three years ago. The
certificates state that the recipient
is entitled to all the rights and priyi-
leges Of a graduate of the state uni.
yersity. A small fee is charged for
the certificate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
Notice of Levy of Execution.
State OF Iowa, Mahaska County, s
Mercantile Adjusters,s Plaintiff,

'''' Against
Raymond f. MfnaFd and Mrs. r. T..
Minard, Defendants.
Notice to Defendants.
To Raymond T.! Minard and Mrs.
r. f. Minard:
You are hereby notified, that by
virtue of an execution issued by the
Clerk of the District Court of Mahas-
ka County, Iowa, in the above emit
tied cause to me directed, | have
levied upon and executed as your
property, the following described real
estate, in Mahaska county, Iowa, to.
wit:
All their interest in and to the
Northwest Quarter CA) of North
Quarter (h) of Section (33) Town.
ahip C75) Range (15) West of 5th
p. M, Mahaska County, Iowa.
And | have advertised the same to
be sold on the 9th day of March, A.
d. 1915, at 200 o'clock p. m, at the
door of the Court House, in Oska-
loosa, Mahaska County, Iowa.
Witness my official signature this
25th day of February, A. D. 1915.
D. e. HENLEY,
Sheriff of Mahaska Co.
observation-disclosures
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-04
FIVE LINERS LEAVE U. S
Lusitania Officials Serutlnize Passen-
gers and 5assase-ships DEFY
German Blockade.

New York. March Five liners
sailed from New York, Drawing the
possibilities Of the war zone ordered
by Germany around the British Isles
They were the Lusitania of the Cunard
line. the ST. Paul of the American
line, the Touraine of the French line,
the Rotterdam of the Holland-Amer.
lea line. and the Cymic OF the White
Star line @s.t
The Lusitania. which flew the
American flag while lodging through
the war zone" on her last trip to
Liverpool, and thus caused the nag
protest from Washington to the Brit.
fish government, sailed with 4S5 pas.
sengers Unusual precautions were
taken to see that no suspicious per.
sons got on board, and even the bag
gage was closely examined and every
piece had TO be identified by the ow.
ner. ~
The st. Paul had its name painted
in tall letters on her sides.