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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
MUSKETEERS' MINSTREL
HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT
Splendid Music 10 Feature minstrel ~
Which Well known Home Talent
Performers Appear

That treat 10 IN store fdr those
who attend ihe Muskeieers Minstrel
a. be- given tonight 80 the Hieh Srbecl
Auditorium. ls the promise ~ CAP
tain John D.. King who modesilf adj
mits ,hst his part so intefisctor is
the nnlg ane essgycd hy ether tnsn
star.
Several surprises have been prepared
So that % would Pc unfair % teil in
advance ~ some Textures " the pro-
gram This especially being ifne IT The
military finale For ollie features there
will bs songs BY John Shaw ard Bryan
willis and several acieciions es tac
Aiuskefeers Quafiefle
The curtain viii be promptly ai siia
oclock 81 Is urged ibat me attend
ance he as liberal a. pQssihie a. @
further announcement o. those who
would make Company e one ~ The
nus- =saAiiahla cofnn4Al== m the
Southwest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers flied IL ne county
clerks afnee yesterday were ~ fel.
iows
n IS brown and wife 90 x MGsef
lots number } and in bipck a. bish-
20 TeAne paWd May 70. 1914 rpur
alteration $4,000
George y. Brett and wife ~ = A.
Freeborn ard u q rhcrman. ifnct
containing IA arrfa ~ the sonih rHd
~ saihr n pivera ,.'ai 10 Nneees
county dated Nesemhef lD. 1875
Confederation 1870
.Binnialo i.anFcria and vile ~ Care
lntin Aihafck loi numbef in block
~ ihe Morris Mitchell Addition "a
Corpus Chnstl Dated November 20.
1918 Confederation tzte
r. b. nowdy ard wife ~ -.fie -
Aide. issta . and 10 in f9=ss i|f'at.
rlck ..eub Addition % Corpus Christi
Dated Issoemi,sf az 1874 considsfa.
tien 1900
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
TAFT PARTY VISITED
CORPUS CHRISTI SUNDAY
Crossed causewas and Snant Several
Heura IN Automobile Ride
fhroushout the City

a paay cnmposcd 81 Nr and Mss
Chsues D. Taft Nus, ibalse ran Nise
Mar, Wanhle ieecnh O7afreitron WA
hem Wiley liusssil Wilson and rshf
a.. srmiic who nte eniosine a feu
days huuilra ard nshina al ria-
Qainta. ihc TAFT Hstrh home. visited
CORPUS chusii fot few hours sHu.
aay
Tho1 madc ihe trip acfass iht rauss
way in automobiles and Weqt acoom
panied i, part, frm bcie catnpnsca
nf q % Lawrence 1uslHe IS F Tl
mon ~ Cody D. ~ Galiarner B.
d. lnidwm W a tnahr aud iisus
Archer
Tho entire pafiy oppressed lhem
selves Az helms delighted Win CofpuH
Christi and the improvements that bead
taken place hstr recenlis They were
especially earpfsvd and pleased with
the Nucccs Hotel accommodations nna
czpreHacd iheir regrets ai nas helms
able 10 siend more tinhe iu ih.s clta
The party Niil icavc in a lew aaYe
Ton Cincinnati after ycry deiiehtiui
visit at the TAFT nneh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT DIAMOND LOOP
MEETING ASSURED
MAYOR BROWN ANp orAeR
PROMINENT SAN ANTcNtAkS
AMONG THOSE WHO VIII
ATTEND



That me Diamond Town ninawas
meeting 90 ~ hesd here ON lanuap
~ wiu prove to ~ one ~ she grvateei
Eo.sd fssas meetings heid la the histor,
ri Texas IS the epinion ~ h b. coin
SECRETARY ~ the rvNas 0toa Roaas
Association. WIN ls aUrndlna to thr
ruhleitS end "a thc n,QetlnK
Corpus Christians ste familiar with
ms diamond i.eop pfoleci la hYef
me rlan 81 81 connect tht cities ue
Cufpus chusl san Antonla la
rtlo And nfeWAsVule wan modern
hlkhWaN AZ the ganuar, mre,snc Il
81 rApened lhai the iuaN,ss ui ihe lnue
banned ctltt arid ths conniA Judges
and commissioners 20 noNar "a ssne.
Prise Mrbh. Rasata. Statr llidalrn.
rumvwn Wilar, iliuoks. kishefN
Nuttvs. SAN l'aireio Arkansas si,, NJ li.
t,u and kHfnta Wiz nr amaur thosr
auerdiur gnd "a uumuar III Thorn NIL
maAc sheu laAe.
ia o lrifrf Received Yesterday Mafuf
Miller SECRETARY suin saSsi
We have Nn slinu very oNtrnNl,s
plans ~ srenf meeting at lhr ifis
mnut lNsp Highway Association tn
he hvia n ,ruf CiiN ga january laih.
and J hoiivyv thtt almost eNtiV town
0n the vpufe toufc Wiil hr represented
"a that iinsr Mayer brown ANA tht.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
NOR TUARY


y A. naanaM. uns 81 the rlnnrgf cli
izenf ~ this cify diet s,ai,riaY npIu.
lua 40 his home 1905 ksmireT eiuet
after hrief Illness
lle was la yodm ~ aee having boon
born la ncdeqar rrlnce tansri lsir.
Canada un october 1850 30 came
in Corpus Christi ~ early souse man
hood op september q 1875 he was
married Co Mirs Annie Schallsii who
wih three aauQhlcie ord seyeH SONS
survive him
Mr uHeneu wns q member % the
Masonic Lodge aad Eastern stat and
fug MANY Years hae been mtmhei
~ che iiapiisf church
The funeral service win boz haia THE
afternoon "a a'ciock az ihs famlls
residence ~ Rev a % ingram 90
thc First baptist churoh
-
y. a. Griswold maneFcf ~ The noas.
ton branch Fl the National biscuit
Company r. N me cisy or short bus
inesH mp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

ed late saturday nlght ON the hin pNr-
lion Of the city. when Doe attempted Co
interfere with officers who bad arrest.
ed several drunken MeNicans City
officer ochua was en- route to the oigy
iail with three MeNicaus when Moreno
Accosted him and demanded their rr-
lease. When Ochoa refused ho pulled
O. razor and started after him Gone
stable Lee Riggs went Co the assist
ancr ct pchoa and demanded that Aloe
reno put up the razor. Moreno refused
aud made savage lungo nt Riggs Aa
he did so ltgps shot him The inquest
viii hc held this morning before fna-
lice Whelaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

cst success iu the production ef ucs-
Tiny or "The Soul ~ Woman. au
alleEuIical production in five reefs
with Emily stevens starring The samg
actress IS shortly to appoai in another
Corvwe Production "rhr House uf
Tears which will he shown at the
Amusu during the latter part OF Jan-
uary MI Carcwe also plats Boa the
movies, his last screen appearance Ia-
cally being the male lead VITA Mabel
Tnllforo m "The Three 81 Cs"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
COLDER AND PROBABLY
RAIN TODAY'S FORECAST
~s's Wave Ssrask ceress chrsssi ls,t
Night ard srsrisss 70 RsmA,n
for Several Days

me e'id wave stfnek Corpus Christi
lAs' aishi a. o'giock fnli two hours
ai'tt ~ ARRIVAL ~ sen Aatonio. rhsre
Was a hir droe in nv Temperature and
to-day CORPUS christ = to experience
me co,dest weather & the winter a.
eeins very prubshle ,hAi the ts,nprrs.
tirs resistcr VIII he A. low a. Isl poth
Washirrtpn sind h'cal fofscasia az, fsf
celd weather with plphAb,s rain
Mafm weather WAS the general ril,
Mpnsimughi rcxaA even Amafili,,
win us famed eoit paNcicgs bsiuc ia,
~ dcgftes i.'low lretnne. AhDrn.
was two derrees ahnre freezing car.
pas CHRISTI Saivcsien. nsouns,,le ana
hoasion r'Fofted wAfm temperatures
fansins fufr So ~ n deGgrss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
CITY News &: =:
d: in Brief

!, Municipal Advertising Cam
rsss mectn4 hHs heeu pusipuu
IN Thursday january o. ihe CONE
~ lsslnus m extension uf time
rpi.s .f. report which win he
,.sts.l az ihat Tune Tire commit
4 Is report un % plan Tor missing
ma3 III mlmcIm ADVERTISING and
\. = recommend thc amount Of %
4. e.ne f0r fnr erection Uf % Mu-
s4l Auditorium
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Secretary Farris Of the Gulf Coast
Exposition leaves this morning over
the iins Railroad for three days Grip
Cos Three Rivers. rnasnton Jourdnn-
tom aud other points. m the interest of
the Gulf Coast Exposition Go bee held
here on January 10. 90 % and 49, Mr.
Farris expects 90 make similar trips to
points an the Brownsville line. the
Texas Mexican and the Sap railroads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Miss Rubye Grant and Mrs. Robcrs
Mccomh. cashier and superintendent ~
delivery. respectively Tor thc Western
Union Telesraph Company were hos
tesses 10 the Western Union messcn-
gers Sunday night al the formers home
1ii Mesquite street a tempting Christ.
Feed" had hecn prepared for the hoNs
which they dispatched much faster
than they deliver tieFrams which ~
going some for she mds who have
q reputation Tor speed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
SURE SIGNS OF 4 TORPID llvrp

n SOC have spells ~ diaanrss. head
aches maopsnvss "a sqnNtieauon iaoh
io 2om hNer Cor me oanse. Xou can
r't rchrf tv taking pa.lAo.lAN. lt
atis Vuieklt on tie Ifffr. helps it a.
Hischaree iho pnisuu ana tame pp .hs
aNsten Helps ihe stomach tao 0nl,
aet ga nfuHsisis Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Harry ~ Phillips underwent q cain
ini operation ut Spahn sanitar.,ln, ,,..
'crdny morning FOLLOWING an aco,d.e,
tN' weeks ago ln Which hc WAS injured
'N stepping un lunse niepc ~ can
'I''r aernss "a storm sewer a she osr.
ner w 'hhpavial and rwise streets
We Sc duins nierk ans aiicudinr plis
sirlans anticipate his early recover,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Peter Week. a Bohemian, arrested
lnsi Friday in Waoo under The rcapst
of sheriff wright on q charge az snr-
gerry was nlyou an examing Trial YES
tcrday before Jpsticc Miles and placed
ander $500 bond 90 await ihe action
81 lhe rfand iury which convcnes next
Monday Tor tine January term Tho
allegation 81 that Week forgcd thf
name Of Frank kohfuck 90 a check DOB
an amoant OF ss5 sud casked the check
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
532 POLL TAXES HAVE
BEEN ISSUED IN CITY
Bot -Four Mere Days Cor the Payment
~ Poll Iakrs 20 City
Collector

Tho payment NJ poli iavea has been
moro BRISK the past Gov dnyh hui
many are siil nnpsla unly fnut mora
days remain fn ihe payment ~ CITY
puil iakos. and in vlew NJ several lm
pufnut eirclluns coming next year So
is ufHcm lhat eNefi voter gei biz re
ceiuf
10 date aai rsfalpts have been la.
supsl and ga exemptions 49, wHNst
thr} have been paid ar fnllpNa ward
one. 50 receipts nHd ~ eAemtrona.
ward Two. "a feccipgf and sNsmp,
tiona ward Three Na regsipta and gf
exemptions ward Four "a tecsipts
and a exemptions Ward rive as ~.
foipts and II exemptions, Ward Als.
o. receipts and 90 exemptions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

With but four days remaining Tor the
payment of citN taxes collections yes
terday were hrisa 80 the office ~ city
Collector Michigan Payments made
after January viii incur = penalty -
ton per cent. this penalty also applying
10 the payment ~ city pol taxes
County poll aud property taxes can bee
paid until January 90 without lncprfine
the penalty
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

ne meeting 81 the Middle District Of
"' missionary Sucicts 80 haa. hern
eela ~ Mfs. Guy Mufesn's has l,s.u ,o
definitely postponed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Corn TO M. and Mrs. Mss~eh p
l'aNne. on Christmas nay hos
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21

accident had befallen her brother, A.
B. Hickey, last Friday at OskalOosa,
and she is still at his bedside. Mrs.
Cooks sister is in one hospital at
OskalOosa and her brother in an,
other
Montezuma Republican: Billy
Labe Saunders OF New Sharon, was
in Montezuma Tuesday and inform
ed the Republican that he sold his
farm near BrOwntOwn, containing
ITO acres, and known as the Cochran
farm, to Tracy Osborne, of New
Sharon, Tor $40 per acre.
Members of the Mahaska County
Bar Association in attendance at the
celebration of the birthday anniver
sary of Judge Lewis at MOntezuma
were: George w. Sewers, H. H
Sheriff, Ben Mccoy, James A. Dewitt
Irving c. Johnson, W. H. Heating
and L. T. Shangle.
| Fremont Gazette: Rev Glenn Day
| les, of Cedar, and Rev. Hugh Neville
of Fremont, left Monday morning in
! the formers car for Deep River tC
ence OF the NJ. +. church. Mr.. Day
! les was on the program last evening
having charge OF the praise. service.
/ Marengo Republican,: Mrs. J. A
Waddell is entitled to special men
/ ton this week in the entertainment
! columns She had as guests the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.MatheW
of OskaIoosa; John Johnston, of San
ia Ana, Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
/ Nicola, of Riverside, ard Char,e!
Stoddard OF Iowa City.
Delos A. Dean, a student at Ames
and his friend, Owen McCammon, arr
spending a few days with Delos
mother, Mrs. Eta Z. Davis, OF Az
East Second avenue. Mrs. Davis
is soon to leave Oskaloosa for Nash
Vile, Tenn, where she will make
her home with her brother and TAX
up special work at Peabody college.
Delta Press: While at Oskaloosi
Monday We called at the Peoples
Trust & Savings Bank and c. Ed Be
man gave US a hearty handshake, an
informed US that their bank had bee
, able to finance $4,000 in bonds il
: the past months business, and tina
: in competition with Geo. NJ. Betche
G. Co, and others. shows that tn
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank ar
business getters.
r New Sharon Star: Mrs. Smit
Hyett and daughter, of Belle Plain'
who was called here by the deaf
/ OF her father-in-law, Philip Hyet
Z. who died at the home of his daugl
ter, Mrs. Il. +. Bowser, north of D
!. kaloosa, spent several DAYS with he
brother, Herb Stephen, who is "lai
! up" with broken leg. She va
: summoned to Mason City Wednesda
|, on account of the illness OF h
) daughter, Mrs. Hazelle Carney.
(From Mondays Daly3
II Delta Press: Mrs. Waiter Sno
8 grass went to oskaloosa Thursda
;, for "a few days visit at the G. Ed D
man home.
l.. Davis County Republican: Mi
It Agnes Fry arrived home Friday fro
e 0skaloosa where she has been Wis
e ing the past few months.
Deep River Record: Mr.. and Nj
II Everett Inman visited from Wedn'
1. day until Saturday at the Dwight {
! man home in oskaloosa.
0. Knoxville Express: Miss Elsie G
IS lick returned the first Of the We
0. from a few days visit with friends
4 0skaioosa and Des Moines.
isi Grinnell Register: Miss Elizabe
~ . d =
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21

Leroy, Mimi, who have been here
for some time visiting at the J. X.
Hoover home, returned to her home
this morning.
4 Mrs. F. f. Burrells returned this
morning to her home in Delta after
few DAYS visit with her son, c. Ed
Beman, and with her brothers, F. E.
and Tommy Garrett.
Mrs. John Coffin, of Chicago, ILL.,,
= who has been visiting here for sever
al days at the home of her son, Chas.
Coffin, lett this morning for Colo, la,
where she will visit.
I Aliss Pearl Rose. of Gilman, who
srent Sunday in this city with her
friend. Miss Myrtle Olson, a Penn
student " nose home is in Gilman, re
turned to Gilman this morning.
! Delos A. Davis and his friend
/ Owen McCannOn, of Ames, spent
Sunday il OskalOOsa, guests of the
formers mother Mrs. Eta Davis.
They returned to their work at Ames
this morning.
Miss Elsie Clor, of What Cheer
who was a guest with friends at Uni
versity Park over Sunday, left TINS
morning for Des Moines where she
will visit a few days before returning
to her home.
Rev. Mead l.. Kelsey, now pastor
of the Friends church at Richmond
Indiana, came out for a brief WISH
with local friends and to attend the
Penn Day festivities. He will re
turn to Indiana tonight.
Miss Erna Hagenstein, of Ackley
who has been visiting here for a few
days with her sister, Miss Amands
Hagenstein, an instructor in TIT
Penn School of Commerce, returned
to her home this morning.
/ Nj. S. Conover, who has been visit
ing friends here during GONZALES
cence from a recent illness and sur
| gical operation in a Chicago hospital
IS leaving today for New York City
' Mr. Conover is a representative 10
!, the Harper publishing house,
l Mrs. w. w. Brown left this morn
ing for Rose Hill where she will Visi
Y relatives during the day. Mr.. an
I Mrs. F.. e. Corbin, who have bee
a guests at the Brown home, accom-
ipanied her and will go from there t
their home in West Branch, Iowa.
:, Lieut.. Roscoe Woodruff. Co. F, ct
4 tU. S. Init, sends from the Unite
States camp at Laredo, Texas, II
[ teresting letters to his parents, Nj
i. and Mrs. c. Woodruff, No. 403 Mort
e 8 street, concerning his new Loot
tion. He is pleasantly located an
q does not lack for company, as ther
!. are former acquaintanees in the con
! mand. He has plenty Of time fo
recreation and tells. of the arrival
his new shot gun and OF hunting an
I fishing trips. He sends home
2 piece OF the Carranza currency
y the ordinary value OF our dollar bi
HE saws this is worth in Mexit
D about seven and half cents.
. OF the bank change, noted in Il
4 dispatches to the Herald the 9TH
evening, the Perry Qowal Chief says
!, "One OF the biggest transfers in Il
!, banking industry OF this city was {
- fected yesterday and announced tn
y morning when Mr.. J. Il. Davis, WI
= purchased the principal holdings
1.-The Citizens Trust and Savings Bar
u on Monday, stated that a consolid
" ton had been effected between Il
n Citizens Trust and Savings Bar
IN aud the Security Savings Bank. I'll
consolidation brings together und
Of one management two Of the popul
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
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(From Saturdays DailyD

Mrs. P r. Jackson left this morn,
ing for Rose Hill for a brief visit
with friends.
Miss Ida Speed left this morning
Tor Pella where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Lydia Braafhart
Miss Mary Lewis arrived from New
Sharon this morning to attend the
Study Center at he local high school
Mrs. Ray Baker departed for Ma
son City to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo
Powell, and family for a week or ten
days
Mrs. Anna Foster left this morning
for Mankato, Mimi, where she will
visit tor several days with friends
and relatives.
Miss Lena Smith left this morning
for Des Moines where she will spend
the weeks end with MIR. and Mrs
Chas. Godfrey.
Miss Anna Swesey returned this
morning to her home in Truro, Iowa
after a pleasant visit at the F. w
Kitchener home.
II. d. Lane leaves tomorrow morn
ing over the NJ. & St l.. for Rich
mond, ind, where he will visit witt
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Moore, Mrs. }. w. Nc
Kinley, Mrs. DIR. Williams and Mrs
Laura Pemberton spent Thursday a
the A. w. Pringle home in Keota.
Miss Angelina Van Zante, a stud
ent in the Oskaloosa High school
lett this morning for Leighton for al
over Sunday visit with her parents.
Tom Shockley lett this morning
over the VI. & ST. L. for New Vienna
Ohio, where he will visit Tor som
time on the old stamping grounds.
Mrs. Nora Gard and daughter, Mis-
Florence, returned this morning T.
their home in Ogden, Iowa, after
few days visit in the city at the +
Farnsworth home.
Ralph Price, who is attending low
State college, is in town today visi
ing with friends and acquaintance
and Incidentally 10 attend the Oski
Ioosa-Grinnell game.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Grenier, OF Ne
York City, will arrive in the cit
this evening for visit at the HON
Of Mrs. Grenier's parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. ID. e.. Robinson.
rather r. ]. Barney Of st. Ambros
college. Davenport who was facu
ty representative with the st. Ar
brose team, was guest at the hon
of Father Lotus last evening.
Mrs. Chauncy Moffet, who has bee
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Walling, on North c stree
returned TO her home in Monmouth
Illinois. this Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lamberton al
daughter, Miss Ruth. Of I.oda, III
Who have been visiting here for
few dpys at the home of Jas. z. Co
returned to LoGa this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] S. Reynolds lie
this morning for Chicago, where tht
viii spend a few dsys visiting rel
tiyes and friends before going
their new home 10 Baldwin. Florida
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ selser Of RI
Oak. who have been guests at q
clcmeat Powell home IN this Gil
f0f few days. left this morning 4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21

Goodspeed returned to her home in
Oskaloosa Monday evening after a
three days visit in this city.
CenterVille IoWegian: Mrs. Grace
Bissig of Oskaloosa, came Saturday
for a few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Leta Guernsey and family.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Olive
Shaver, who visited her brothers,
Shaver brothers, left Wednesday
for OskalOOsa enroute to her home
at Ottumwa.
Monroe Mirror; Mrs. NJ. T. Mitch
ell, Mrs Docia Guessford of Oska-
loOsa. and a cousin from Kentucky,
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Bateman last Thursday enroute from
Newton to their home.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
". Alderman, of Burwell. Neb., were
in Oskaloosa for the Home Coming
and Fall Festival last week and are
here visiting their sons, Jesse and
Silas Alderman and other relatives.
Pella Booster, Press: Mrs. Jennie
Baron, of this city, was the sole
Judge of the fancy work department
at the Mahaska Fall Festival, and
surely the committee made no mis-
take in making her the judge Of this
display.
Montezuma Republican: Judge j.
IT. Scott, former lawyer and Jurist OF
this county, who came from Colorado
! Springs, Colorado, to attend the
! birthday celebration of his lifelong
friend. Judge Lewis, left Wednesday
for Brooklyn, his old home, for
short visit.
! Blake Wilson shows this office q
sample of ever-bearing strawberry
| that contains buds, blossoms, and
both green and ripe fruit. A single
plant contained thirty-eight berries
in various stages of development and
about a dozen or fteen ripe berries
had been removed.
Newton Daily News: Mrs. JOSH
Bewyer entertained the Busy Bees
at an all day meeting yesterday
There were fourteen members of thu
society present and several visitors
including Mrs. Bert Bair, Mrs. F
Clements, Mrs. Leota McMurray o
Oskaloosa, Mrs. Sylvester Guthrie o
North Dakota and Miss Matter.
i w. NJ. Ream was passenger owe
the NJ. & st. l.. Ry, this morning, 10
Peoria, ILL.,, his present home, and Z
resume his duties in connection wit
the Peoria Star, where he has bee
for FIVE years past He thinks Us
kaloosa continues to look good, an
a visit of ten days here was great
, enjoyed by himself and his many oil
/ time friends and relatives.
) New Sharon Star: Bert Crawford
7 manager of the telephone compan!
: and his wife have been called upo
to attend the funeral OF two relative
during the past few days. LoS
week an aunt of Mrs Crawford, Mr.
!, Ella Gilmore, died In Des MoineS an
was buried at 0skaloosa. and MOI
! day they attended the funeral OF MI
Crawford's cousin at Melrose
Mrs. John Whitmore Saturday wa
! handsomely complimented by To
Shriners, who In recognition for
preciated services rendered durir
the ShrinersF parade Of last Wedne
5 day, gent her huge bouquet =
2 choicest fall flowers. Mrs. VII
more drove a float In the parade al
u retained the trimming OF the Ct
K from the fall festival for the use
It he lodge parade
Fremont Gazette: d. X. Unsickt
b Of Wright. and Mr.. ana Mrs.
= s = a = Z ~