The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-23
HE LOST THREE TEETH
Fremont Drug Clerk Collides With
Telephone Stay Wire.
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The High school has an enrolment
of Is. This is the largest number ever
enrolled in the High school. There are
SO eproIied in the freshman class
About 25 football men have reported
for practice. Although the team will
be light, it will be made up from q
bunch of fighters. Fremont has taken
on hard games for the starting of its
schedule. After the game with Fair
field and Oskaloosa, the boys believe
they can whip any town the size of
Fremont. ....
Saturday morning Walter Severt,
the genial and accommodating clerk
in the Vincent pharmacy, was having
an apple battle with some boys near
the Holbert bakery, and in order to
avoid a throw that was sure coming
his way he turned and lodged and ran
into a stay wire of a telephone pole,
with the result that three teeth on the
lower jaw were knocked out, his lips
we're cut, necessitating some stitches
and he was generally shaken up.
Geo. w, Alderman of Fremont and
Arthur Axmear of Cedar, went to
Omaha, Neb., Saturday, to buy sheep.
They returned Tuesday evening. Mr.
Alderman bought 700 lambs ami car
OF feeding cattle, and Mr.. Axmear Sc
cured 700 lambs. The market was high
and all feeding stuff was at prem
ium.
Rev. George Filmer of Harvey, was
here over Sunday, visiting at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. c. c. Dinsmore
He returned home Monday to load his
household goods to ship to Martis-
burg, where he will preach the coming
year. ~.
d. l.. Alderman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Alderman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
nell, where he will begin study in the
college at that place. Lincoln gradual
ed this year from the Fremont High
school with good grades. "a
I Miss Gladys Mckinney went to
Iowa City yesterday where she will
enter the graduating class of the state
She was, formerly stu
dent at Central college and was rated
one of the best in the school.
Myers Gilmore of Long Beach, Cal,
arrived Friday for a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Gilmore, of Kirk
Vile, ami sisters, Mrs. Jas Houser, of
Kirkyille, and Mrs. NJ. H. Picken, OF
Cedar. a.. .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Triplett re
turned yesterday morning from Hope
n. d., where they spent three weeks
visiting at the home of Mrs. Triplett's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cook.
John Purdin shipped five carloads
of hogs to Chicago, Sunday. This was
bunch of his own feeding and were
a fine lot There were 3O3 head and
they averaged 265 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rooster and
three children, of near Harrisburg, Ill.
left Tuesday for their home after a
weeks visit here at the parental Mil
Ter home, east of town.
E. j. HeiseI, Fremont's horse i'm
porter left Sunday for tour through
northern Iowa and southern Mime
sofa. He will also visit his North Da
kota farm near Mott.
Gordon ShuItz left Friday for Ames
where he will pursue his studies at
the Iowa State college. He is taking
a course in veterinary and this will
make his third year.
DR.. L. A. Osborne, VINO has been
spending a three weeks vacation on
the coast, visiting the expositions and
taking in other sights, returned home
Monda yeyening.
Guy Davis, 1915 graduate of the
Fremont High school, left Saturday
morning for Mt. Pleasant, where he
will enter the freshmen class of Yves
leyan college.
MIR and Mrs C. w. Whitmer re.
turned Tuesday from few days visit
at their big farm near Madelia, Mimi.
Earl Dunn went with them.
Mrs. Earl Ferguson departed Satur
day for Peoria, MS, for visit with
her Grandmother, Mrs. Mary Schuer
man, and uncle. J. w. Schuerman,
OrIe Triplett left Tuesday for Iowa
City, where he will resume his stu
dies at the State university. This Is
his third year at that institution.
Ell Fisher of Pacific Grove, Calf.
departed for his home Monday, afteI
a weeks visit here with ner sister
Mrs. Emeliue Roof. ...a,.
John Murphy of Woodland county,
Oklahoma, arrived Monday to work
for v. c. Imig. near Cedar, during
corn husking time.
Mrs. ]. H. Harfst and daughter,
Nettie, of Easton, Ills, are here visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H
G. Harfst.
Mrs. Guy Roof and son. Eugene
left Saturday morning for Eureka
Ills. Eugene will enter school at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Witt of near
Wright returned home Saturday from
a visit with relatives at Kansas City
c: ]. Buckley left Saturday for a Wis
it with relatives and friends at his old
home near fremont, Ills. r...
H. G. Harfst returned. Friday from
a weeks visit at Easton, ILL.,, with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Hamilton left
this morning for months trip
the west. III.
Scott Taxes Increased.