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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
WRIGHT.


Martin Oleson and daughter Elsie
went to northern Iowa this week to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Myers
visited Friday at the Sam Tennis
home. 49,.
Mrs. Skunk and Miss Vesta Unsick-
er, Miss Mabel Cochran and Mr. and
Mrs. o. E. Zion were passengers to
Oskaloosa Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Carpenter, who has
been visiting her mother and sister
in Ottumwa, returned home Saturday
John Thomas of Cedar, l.. E. Lyon
and r. A. Carpenter made cider for
vinegar Friday. They made sixty
five gallons ...
Miss Hattie Lyon OF Oskaloosa
Mrs. l.. f. Lyon and Mrs. Pearl En-
gelman assisted Mrs. Mollie Bond to
cook for threshers Saturday.
Chene Carpenter of Beacon is
threshing in this neighbOrhOod. He
is running the company machine.
Fred and Roy Parlett attended the
automobile races in Des Moines on
Saturday.
Ed Bridges and family and Mrs,
Mary Riggs visited near Fremont on
Sunday at the James Griggs home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Witt, Miss Ber-
tina Zimmerman and Miss Alta Land
fear went to Oskaloosa Sunday even
ing.
Mrs c. D. Randall entertained thee
Friends missionary society Thursday
afternoon,
Mrs. Jessie Witt served ice cream
and cake TO her Sunday school class
Thursday afternoon. ....
Miss Josie Ravens entertained her
Sunday school class Thursday after
noon. Ice cream and cake we're
served.
The w. D. S. club met with Mrs.
Vernice McMains Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bond and Miss
Hazel and Mrs. Nancy Bond visited
on Sunday at the John Turner home
near White Oak 80
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Lloyd of New
Sharon visited Sunday at the K
home.
James Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Sullivan of Fraker called to see
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan Sunday
also Miss Kate Staten of
Fraker called to see her aunt, Mrs.
l.. f. Lyon. Sunday afternoon. -.
The United Presbyterian Gospel
team of Oskaloosa, came down Sun
day afternoon and held services at
the Union church, g.. ....-...
The Christian EndeavoT, Society
held their meeting at the Union
church Sunday evening. They will
meet again next Sunday evening.
Visitors TO Osxaloosa Monday were
Mrs. s. A, Howell and daughters. ,Ha.
eel and Clarice; and son Paul, and I
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Witt and daugh,
Ter Belle, Mr.. Preston Edison and son
Frank and n, w. I-andfear. h, (
The ". L., Yotaw Grain Co. have
their new bin and are now
aking in new oats ~ II
Quite a number ip and around
Wright are having their buildings
painted. They buy their paint OF
(. Knudson who sells it at reasonable
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Witt and Mrs.
AolIie Bond and Hazel were automot
lille riding Monday afternoon.
The company machine finished
at o. A. MeMains' Monday
orenoOn, then went to Dan Alsup's,
shere they have two days threshiDg.
Mrs. Fred Engellman and son Rus
eel were In oskaloosa Monday after
iooTl.
Grain Is yielding much better than |
vas expected and farmers viii be |
BILE TO paw forstheirt automobiles.
Carl Unsieker bought Q two pas,
enger automobile last week
Rev Frazier breaches his last ser,
non next sunday at the Friends
ilurch
Miss Gail Wright has gone back 10
Ierk IN Charles Witt & Sons dry
Ocds store.
VIII Gunsanlis Is threshing down Y
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Enliiemln IA runhnId .

Waterloo has q typhoid fever cpl.
demic. The disease is confined to
two sections Of the city, but to pre-
vent a spread OF the disease the. city
health officer, Df, Henry w. Sig
worth, urges all TO boll drinking wat
ers Whether coming from the city or
private wells. There are from TWEEN,
" TO twenty-five cases in the city at
present and all so far have been
traced TO certain wells
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
..Montx.Esato., PaaAant,

The Montgomery county orsaniza-
tion known as tho "Monty-Festo, =
which field such an elaborate featl.
val aud pageant IN Red Oak last year
has announced It's plans for the fes-
tIyal and pageant TO be held this year
on Sept "A, IS. 1e, in Red Oak.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
RallMax Eualneaa & Hetter.

Il Freight business along the M. & St.
L. Ry. increases. Four extra men
have been added TO the firemen's. list
at the local round house office Fair
weather no doubt will bring a notice
able gain in the amount OF freight
handled by the local. roads.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
CHAyl!.TlAUQUA IS.
IN Full SWING
Continued from Page il
reaches of the structural steel of the
roof framing.
These views win be shown every
night but with different views.
Continued from Page H.
Notes and Items Of interest.


Comparatively few changes have
taken place in the Chautauqua force
r. l. Robson and wife are at the
Headquarters tent for the third year.
Miss Helen Jordan at the reserved
seat window is there for the fourth
season, Howard S, Davidson is again
in charge of the ticket Office and Jack
Howarth is serving for the tenth sea.
son as night Waterman on grounds.
Henry Van Velsen is the new Gus
todian of the Auditorium and Mrs.
c. E. Barnard is in the w c. T. U.
tent this year. Perry Kissick is again
in charge at the gates with an able
corp of assistants.
- - -
The interior of the auditorium has
been neatly decorated with the nat.
iona1 colors and the flag as usual will
fly from the pole on the roof, during
the session.
On account OF the erection of the
new ticket booth, which is a thing of
neatness and beauty, the headquarters
tent will be found on the opposite
sfle of the walk.
Another change for the better is the
absence of the old water tank and the
installation Of the new driven well Of
pure water.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
plymouth County Landa.

Plymouth is said to be the only
county in Iowa the taxable value of
whose land runs into eight figures.
An abstract prepared by the state
auditor gives the taxable value of
Plymouth county lands at $1O.396,.
PIC.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
in JULY.
OskaloOsa Hospital Cared for Many
Patients During Month.

1rbA sCnharfntaDdap ror,ort for Tho
AHS superintendent report lOI lhC
month of July, made to the Board Of
Management at its meeting Tuesday
Afternoon, made a tine showing, Ihir-
ty.eight patients we're under treat
ment for the month, ana me anaTs
.ot the institution were reported IN
.good shape, The detailed report tol-
lows; s,,4 s..
Number Of male patients remain
ing June ~ 49,. -
Number ~ female patlepts re-
mnaPlpElng June 81 '.''.:f,.,,..'''..' .
Total n rF o. PaqenR re- -,
mamipg June 81 .:;...::....z..,.,,...;;f IL
NUMBER OF maze paaufennEEs ADMIT
TED during July So, 49,. III
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
cass-M ontqomery vetsrans

Aug. IS, 10 and 20 are the dates
for the twenty.third annual reunion
of the Cass-Montgomery Veterans as.
ISOLATION which is TO be held Ia An
ita. A big time Is expected and a
good program has been prepared
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Bounty for Raj Talls.

War has been declared ON rats in
Deep River and bounty of five cents
for each rodent killed will be given
to any person who brings the tail of
the rat as proof of slaughter. The
work Is undertaken by the Women's
Club league.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Herd q cattIe conc.

Twensy-four head 81 Fat cattle
haye Disappeared from The Mrs ri
Riser farm pasture near lansing All
efforts to locate the animala 80 far
have proven frnllless, II Is feared
that the cattle have been stolen.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

Oskaloosa has real need of park,
a place of public resort and enter
tainment.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Items of Interest Cleaned From
Pulpit and Sanctuary.
Indianapolis N. {. Church.

There, will be the regular services
next Sunday, August Is, at II a. m,
and in the evening. The Sunday
school will meet at 10. The closing
weeks of the conference year are full
of work and all who can are expected
to be present. August 30 is the last
Sunday for the year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

at Cedar with one of his machines and
Clarence Faith has the other one and
is threshing for Joe Hoskins.
Aug. 10. L.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

Wagons with vide tires DO not
cause the wear and tear on paving
that narrow tired wagons do.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Rose Hin M, {, Church.

Good congregations were present
last Sunday. The year draws to a
close rapidly; the last regular Sunday
services for the conference year will
be Sunday, August %. The annual
conference meets at Centerville, on
Sept /, Bishop Homer Stunt presid-
ing. The conference will last to
Sept. 6. S. H, Davenport has been
electe das lay delegate, with Horace
MUIR as the alternate. S. H. DaVen-
port and Horace MUIR have been
elected to attend the Laymcn's Asso-
citation which meets at the seat of
conference Sept. A; John Kruse and
Mrs, Jennie Corns are the alternates.
The appointments for the new year
will be reau on Monday, Sept 6.
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Wymore M. {. Church Revival.
The improvements that have been
planned for some time will be put in
place this week and the church will
be nicely lighted There will be a
week of revival services, August Is
to %. In these services the Booster
Gospel team of OskalOosa will help.
nc first service will be next Sunday
evening at 7:45, and continue each
evening during the coming week.
IF""" meetings have long been ex-
pete" ard II is hoped that mitch good
will be accomplished. Come and
bring your friends.
=, - -
Spring Valley N. E. Church..
Only two more services this confer
ence year, August Is and %. Come
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
WymOre NJ. E. Church Revival.

Spring Valley N. E. Church..
Only two more services this confer
ence year, August Is and %. Come
to these meetings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
DEAR EIGHTH
GRADE, GOODBYE
Three Hundred Sixty Bright Eyed
Clear Skinned Future Nation Savers
Step On Up TO High School

Graduation exercises for the eighth
grade pupils of the oklahoma city
schools were held In the high school
auditorium this afternoon. Three hun.
dred and sixty pupils received diplo.
mas. II Is estimated by Superintend'
ent of city Schools @. V, Buchanan
that from 20 to 90 per cent Of these
will enroll in the freshman class Of
the high school In the fall.
Glass day was celebrated at the high
school today, special program being
arranged for this evening. The grad.
uatlon exercises Of that Institution will
he held Thursday night One hun.
dred and ninety two students are IN
the class Of 1915, the largest number
ever graduated from any educational
Institution In Oklahoma. The record
made In attendance and work at the
Oklahoma city high school this year IL
probably without equal In any other
similar school In the United States
according to the school officials. II
the enrolment In the freshman class
In the fall comes up to the expectn.
tlons of the school board, II II probn,
BILE that SOME other building viii be
obtained 10 house part of the high
school students.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
CABINET CHANGE
is NOT POPULAR
English, However, Believe Solution Is
Better Than Argument; Germans
Continue Russian Advance

LONDON, May 20-The approval
OF King George has made the coalition
government, as announced this morn
ing an accomplished fact and gener'
ally is accepted as the best solution OF
bad mundle Nevertheless the coun.
try shows no great enthusiasm over
the compromise for the usual party
cabinet.
In the field Of military operations
the great onslaught OF General Won
MnckenEen against the Russian line
TO the north Of Przemysl and around
Jar0slau indicates that the powers OF
the Austro- German offensive are not
exhausted and verifles the belief gen.
orally In London that the Russians are
not well equipped for the defense Of
this position
PrLemysl has not been sufficiently
repaired 10 rank again as n fortress
Il IL n rather heavily fortified camp
which needs considerable artillery for
its reduction.
In the Dardanelles the allies are Of
flcially reported 10 he advancing
slowly against the stubborn opposition
of the Turks, who have been granted
AN armistice TO bury 1900 ~ their
dead In front Of their trenches,
Along the western line Of battle the
Germans hold trench east of Ypres
which they captured Monday morning
from the British and held against
counter attacks during the day. Yes
terday the French offensive north OF
Arras developed new yigor with the
result that n number ~ German no
sitlons were captured This French
advance. like the German move against
the British II not ~ wide extent.
The official Italian announcement
reviewing the first 20 hours of war
claims the capture of several Austri.
an towns Just across the border and
the occupancy " all frontier passes
In Cadorc, together wit ha continue.
htlOn Of the successful advance ON the
Carniola AMI the Frluli frontiers.
Vienna counters with the claim that
the Austrian naval raid inflicted con
siderable damage on the Italian coast
and on Italian war craft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
U. S. TO MAKE INVESTIGATION
Wilson Refuses To Comment On
Latest Submarine CompliCa-
ton; Washington Officials
Believe Vessel May Be
Victim Of Mine

LONDON May 26 The American steamer Nebrasan Captain
Green from Liverpool May - Delaware breakwatcr
pcdod yesterday by submarine point 10 mile, southwest
OF fasnet off the south coast Of Ireland
The calm the The at took the boats
md stood by the steamer
It acraned that the Nebraska seriously
aged She had been struck forward and her orehods full Of
water
The returned board and the vessel under way No
lives were lost among the crew The Nebaskan did carry
passengers
The foregoing information received today by the admiralty
IN London and Immediately communicated the American EN-
bassy.
Immediately she struck the Nebsan began calling for help
by wireless Browhead received the wireless communication at
m. yesterday from Crookhayen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
FARMERS ASKED
TO LEND HELP
Board Of Agriculture Gets Behind BE.
lated Effort TO Make Creditable Pro
ducts Showing nj Frisco

President Frank VI Gault of the
state honrd Of agriculture will under
take 10 gather an exhibit from this
state 10 be sent to the oklahoma build
Ing nt the Panama Pacific exposition
at San Francisco lie will ask the
help Of THE farmers and fruit growers
OF oklahoma In the action he is about
10 take.
"The farm papers can help with It.
he said today "Rnd | shall ask their
assistance"
Up To this time the only exhibit at
the exposition Is In the form Of moving
pictures aud they give only fleeting
glimpse Of the states greatness Presi.
dent Gault viii aSk the farmers 10 send
10 the state board NJ agriculture small
samples " wheat rye, oats and barley.
TO he sent to san Francisco hy ev
press, for exhibition in the Oklahoma
building.
Continued on last PareN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
STEAMERS BUMP
ON EAST COAST
WarShlp Takes Passengers and Part
OF Crew From Damaged Vessels;
Both Nearing Shore

NEW YORK May 20 The Dutch
liner Ryndam which sailed from this
port yesterday for Rotterdam with -
passengers and "A SlUOOOOO cargo. WA
badly damaged in u collision fifteen
miles southwest " the Nantucket
shoals llghtship at I o'clock this morn.
INK with the tramp freight Joseph J.
'uneo which sailed FROM Boston last
nlght Tor Barucoa, cuba.
both vessels were seriously Injured
The Ryndam wireless reports Indl
cate, was struck aft with such force
that hold No filled almost lmmedl
alely, water flowed freely into the en.
gine room aud begun 10 Green up IN
hold No u. The Cuucos bows were
smashed In.
5. o. y. signals were flashed from
the Ryndams wireless aud her nassen
gers were transferred 10 the Guinea
One hundred and sixty " the Ryn.
dnm's crew Of 2OO likewise were nut
aboard the frclghter. leaving only Tor.
~ men aboard the liner to navigate
H.
United States battleshlps In the vi
cinlty answered the wireless calls. Al
7 o'clock. three hours after the collis.
Ion the hattlcshlp South Carolina was
standing alongside the Cuneo. The
hattleship was directed by wireless
from the Newport navy yard 10 con
vOy the stricken liner to this mort
with the South Carolina alongside.
the battlcshlp Texas ten miles astsrn
the battleahip louisiana In the vicinity
aud the Cuneo slowly following the
Ryndam was steamed AZ slow sped
for this port l24 miles east ~ the Am
~S>~~~e~~~~~~~,~~NN~ >~~~-~~->->-~<~
Continued On Last Pagal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

NEW YORK. May 28.-The Amerl.
can Hawaiian Steamship company,
owners " the Nebraskan. received u
wireless message from the NebrHskan's
captain relayed by cable. In which the
captain said the vessel had been struck
by either mine or a torpedo and that
he had turned back aud was proceed.
Ing 10 Liverpool
The text Of the message which was
dated yesterday and signed by Cap.
tain John $. Green follows:
Struck either by mine or torpedo
~ miles west " Fastnet aud steamlng
to Liverpool. Water IN lower hold
No one injured
|. 5. Army Transport
The Nebraskan WAS under charter
on this trip to the White Star I.ine
Of the International Mercantile Marine.
She was built at Camden. y. j.. In
1907, and is registered at laos tons
gross, 2,S24 tons net She is 800 feet
long, 4G.2 feet beam, has depth of
2i6 feet and was built with eight
wutcrtight bulkheads. her fuel being
oil With her sister ship Mlnnesotan,
from May to August, 1914, she was un
der charter to the United States army
as Il transport and was fitted up tu
carry horses from Galveston to Fun
stUn's troops at Vera Cruz After be
Ing released from government service
she was sent through the Panama
canal, being one Of the first ships to
bring u cargo from the Pacific coast
through the new waterway
The torpedoing Of the Nehraskau
was surprise 10 American officials
here. Apparently II occurred before 9
o'clock last night All foreign vessels
leaving Liverpool recently have had
theY names and natlonalities painted
In large letters on their sides aud have
flown large flags Yesterday evening
was clear and the period between s
aud o O'Clock Is the twilight hour In
the British Islands az this season.
Submarines Are Active
A message 20 Lloyds says that an
armed trawlcr went to the assistance
Of the Nebraska and stood by her all
night
The German submarine campaign Is
continuing actively Dispatches from
Norway say that the people of that
country have been aroused by the sink
ing last week " the Norwegian steam
or Minerva and the attempt to torpe
do the Iris, which went To her assist
nnCe
The steamer Cromer, loaded with
passengers had narrow escape from
being torpcdoed while bound for Rot
terdam yesterday. A submarine firot
torpedo without warning II mis-
the ship by only fifteen yards.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
TaLIHNA ANNOUNCES THIRD
KIAMACHI VALLEY FAIR

Come to the Tallhlna Fair" was
], II Cruthls' opening and parting
shot at old friends with whom he Is
meeting here today, Attorney Cruthis
homn, Tallhina, Okla, has pulled Off
two very successful fall stunts under
The title OF "Klamachl Valley Fair"
The third, this season has lust been
announced for Sept 29.2b in a %.
page booklet published In the plant
OF the Tahhina Tribune N. L. Spring.
eI editor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
MYSTERY OF BARNA-
CLIO is EXPLAINED

Fred W Barnaclo. former patent at
torney and pastor Of local Baptist
church, whose wife reported his mys
terlous disappearance yesterday has
been located by city police He Is
said 10 be on his way to Akron. a., to
which place n trunk was shipped yes.
terday from a local freight office billed
to HIM An Informal complaint was
made to the city police today by
Charles Eckers Of 4ll.west Second
street, who alleges that Ne gave Barna.
clio sum OF money IN excess " 500
with witch the lattch was to get a
patent for him, Police officers allege
that BOrnaclo is heavily In debt here
In addition 10 the money Eckers al.
leges he paid 10 the former attorney.
II has been stated that Barnaclos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
at war Is as follows:

license rs a patent attorney was taken
from him short time ago. Eckcrs
stated his intention " filing charges
with county official, against the miss
Ing man today.
Police Investigation was started
yesterday afternoon when upon the
fnilure of the missing man to return
10 his home at the usual time his wife
Instituted search Barnaclo left his
home Mt = o'clock Yesterday morning
aud his disappearance was not noted
until nearly o'clock Yesterday after
noon.
Barnaclo was licensed 4 preach
nearly eighteen months ago. and I'm
medlatcly took charge OF his chur h.
which Is In the northeastern part "
the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

LONDON, May "a message
to Lloyds from Binsale, ireland saws
that the Nebraskan passed that point
at IL o'clock tins morning apparently
bound for Queenstown.
The Nehrnskan was down at the
bows She was rrocpeding under her
own steam aud flying the signal: Il
am not under control"
WASHINGTON. May 20 Some of.
ncials could not understand why
ship pund for the United States in
hallas and, therefore. carrying ho obn.
traband. should have been cndanpetcd
by a torpedo aud they consld,ied IL
among the possibilities that the Ne.
Nchraskan struck drifting mine.
ConsulGeneral skinner at Ionaon
cabled today that the British admiral
V reports the American steamer Ne
hraskan t0rpedocd. The text of Mr.
Sklnner's cahlcgram follows: Admir-.
atty reports American steamer Nebrns
kan, Liverpool for Delewarp break.
water, torpedoed 40 miles south by
west Fastnet Crew aud hnats stand.
Ing by, weather One, no direct reports"
Dispatches on the Nchraskan were
forwarded 10 President Wilson hut no
comment was forthcoming from the
white House II was evident that
tull Investigation would be- made as
promptly ns possible.
nIfrT .y,,, ,.,,.
PHILADELPHIA. May 20-Thp
Nehraskan, Il was said here. is bound
Tor Delaware hrrakwater IN ballast for
orders Prior 10 the war the shin
had been nctlye In trade between
northern ports and Galveston, hut
since the outbreak ~ hostiltlp. had
made one voyage tu London and one
To Bremen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
KINGKADE AND OTHER HOTELS
ARE SAFEGUARDING PATRONS

The management Of the Klngkade
hotel made statement today saying
that several arrests upon complaint NJ
the hotel proprietors recently had not
.hpen made through spite work or for
other petty reasons, hut for the pro.
lection NJ the guests " the hotel who
do not approve " the actions Of those
who were arrested.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
Is DAYS OFF FOR ALL
City Decides Day LAborers Are As
Much Entitled TO Vacation OH Pay
IA High Officers, and 40 Orders

Upon a protest " the day lab9rers
Of the city, the 81 day men are Mere.
after To be benefited by their 10 days
vacation ON pay the same as the higher
officials In the employ Of the city. The
protest rend by Mayor Ed Overholser
at the weekly commissioners meeting
yesterday wus brought by the em.
ployees o fthe city street department.
A great expense win be- entaIled by the
action of the commissioners taken yes,
terlay which allowed the vacation on
DnV