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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION

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Al Mrtarinnn ~ Alpine Boz h,fe
f1t 3 trsf Visit aad a ats5lna at ihr
Nuecea u.s. afuted yesterday
rpnh % Weaver ~ uniiaa. aeron
painted hi tlH Weaver afrsrd 3n tnr
eiif iraieraas nnd ain remaln befe fuf
shori siay Tte3 sfe nt ihe Success
81 Mcrammon ~ ft inai H "a
visitor In ihe ritH lir Hfuyeh Yrrirr
Gay aui BOZ Registered ni fho-.suoeea
d D. NAnfpn rHmn u Bssfrflay
ffum Alice iar prlef any boa roe citf
4ud ls az iho Nuecea.
Mn D. D. Euff and Nla. Mars rpi
pln uf AHaa puiDo wore amDnr the nf.
rivals nt lhe Nuecea yesterday
w luehntduon ~ Concord 81
o. b. bore fuf ffn dHtH sttf. nrinN
aiuons tho arrivals 100 tn. Nuefea h0
go Ycaicraai
o. so cornell of Nrpnrk s. o. was
wins amnne traieriHi arrivals at emo
NueceH hotel ito UNl femsin h,fe 81
Tow dt1a $50 business
GIFTS purhhsinr assent O. 81 rrtu
insi mEni returned from Elr.y uhHfr
hr spent th' dos nn olncmi hnnlnraH
a vs. prWulff ecnerai manatcr of
ihf rtkHa Motlpan liHumHd H nftr
t0i short htfinesH visit iie camr BOP
Yctrries ftDm Laredo whore ho hla
hagdmhrierH and sprnt tho hht With
DO" business mon ~ che r'is
Mra b. ID Terrell returned nnt plrht
tn hef h0me ln trenton Ncw lorey.
after Hp extended visit ln the ciit win
iu"uda
Miss sadie lioaa 81 Wort Worth Who
hna nrpn VISITING with Aira "a o. tlf.
fori hast uisht stl 81 hoe huinr
~ loe. prominent HnucuturIat uf
Use liandu,ir Hc0iiun ha we'll aa 0f $3.50
Temple country hH nHht returned
tu rrmplc Hfirf au extended Nult hHro
aud nn lhe imnuurte property Mr ler
Expressed gtraf cheer over thr proH.
puots ln the Corpus christi territory
fnr cfnps this HeAHon saying he nit
aufp ail rururda would hc nruhrn tniH
wear ln YieiAs
captain ArmHruns SpsteulhN ien f0r
Galveston COT "a orw iH,a ala, on bees.
nnaH
Mrs e. saKtDn of llnuaton ln here
fut few weeks STA, and H. rrEistrrvd
I'd the Horne Apartments
julius e. rlstns ~ Houston WAs
sm"uT tho arrivals nt enc HORNE
Apartments Yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
MONSTER CONFERENCE OF
EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY
CHATTANOOGA sUUs OPENING OF
ONE or LARGEST CONVEN
TONS OF SouTAL AND

hAlrANhpeA ApfN % Nnr 40
hiHesst conferences nn cdupsgion ti,a
industry VVrs sathvrcd in che south
upvnqd hrfv to-day Representatives
IT vnllegua bhrarlea churches and
sshvois ala over tha south wcro pres
ont aud oet the conference on Indus
ifiai matters Artisans, nrnib growvra
livestock neh .ftuu stoWvrH and penl
tfA'nyn from far aud wiac haVc ar.
rNrd
president James n Jo,ucr ~ Ba
leigh hpsned the Conference for F,ins
cafiNn ana lndnstfs in thc South this
mplnlnk The expectation that lfesi.
hVnt Wilson wuOld attend amt atirrss
the conference hfonehi addcd intrtest
Tho mvetiues Wlil hc hsdd Tor four
DAYS An divisions under dsflcgens Sub.
iecss
one 90 ;he mest important moves sr
rural education h. that which VIII be
discussed rs A. G.. AtonAhan ,a the
rational ilur~aa uf cauoRtinn pr
AonahRn VIII advocate the sanriitn
thFeus hoat tno saaih 81 thv system
which made such gr'at Success AZ
Northampton Mass. and "a nov hrlee
used la WISCONSIN luder thi- system
az school Wvtk bpss arr given cseslits
Tor 0utstle work which has education
a value The svheme cmhoolea she
new cooperative spirit which win tle
she bays and eirls more cieseiS 90 ans
Farm and Furnish thc incentive Tor
theught and Improvement IN methods
~ rafas life sind indussFN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28

TVS tadiss ~ tho Maeeaheea viii
Nnii their REGULAR business mpetns
hers afc asked ,o NOT fesl w attend
once
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28

pntf,AnW.riiiA Tho tNes al soci
ETY. are this week en tae Wcdiing of
Nisa raniplR WdAlr Ntufh,ot ~ AZ
ana AIRS 'rehy7 inddir ia Angier b
Duke nephew " tine teieees King
MANY entertainments have hoea Riven
n. honor ~ the hfids Nhp ~ one of
the helles IT tho Quaker Ciis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28

tNhlA>Arni.iS. Aprl "a The In
diana Democrats viii h,ia h,g love.
fessi hese ioAiNht. with SVcreiar, Rel.
;ield as tho gavss AZ honor and psan-
clpai speaker AN 81 tho ucm0cratic
lratcrn ~ me state werc haied "a tho
nretlnN, ehlsh ~ eNpccted 90 sstNelup
lu,efes, IN she coming presidential
nomination
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28


Patio vcidss. Mesicsn charged
VIII attempted arson ln tYlup to
burn the uifhnn iail lu which ho bod
i.ern pleeed AMI No. Waa Gityn au az.
hmluinF tidal before Justice " ihe
Ifaut iai Whrlau Yesterday and was
f1nEHaed 60 san iu await 40" hciipn
~ ihe nmnh lAfy iif failed iu maAc
ile fasn bond required Evidence sub
ui.llot 90 the irl1i yesterday vas 10
inn effect iiat nn the nerninn 90
Apui l9ih valdez. WIN q H claimed
he'd ihfontcnrE Ga hlii Joe i.neaa met
l.ntna on She street AND dfrW "a piatoi
lNoas. u rs aald, Jumped upi 90 HIS
tAaHy unu tuuk ilia nan ewhy fiup
hhg az The asina time hnn,hlnn the
insn down Tht Mexican wna placed in
ih Wlf ~ Ncniaheesr ps tho Wit
nrns cnilta a. and immediately Hri fire
81 Use hoduiae ana wanhsn fixtures iu
~ attempt go hufn MIS- wny ont 80
Nnf ihr tuie ncsHpani If Tho iaN a. thH
nan sud cnlp the hcfaic rfiuits nf
thn Officers and citlaeus al lilahOp aav.
ca HIN frpm being foesicd,
Jesus % Los aantsa. Mexican. VISA
hound over under tls6 bond a. await
mn action ~ lho enni iuty after an
fNpmiuinn tflel 100 the anms cmlri on
,hafss ~ burglary ilc nisn W in
pil haVlnR failed te mnkr hnnd rhr
eenc against SANTOS Hfew unt 90 an
nrpHcd attempt io enlot tho fenf win
ruw ~ the scotch Wouien Nius ,hc
nlfht og Aptn a. WitnssHce at the
ifiAi Yesterday told Of hANins twice
found thp defendant nt the rrHy win
anw VI the plarr after they had been
ri many times attracted ta tllo ayrhe
3 the snund 81 taliige NlnHe The city
fllive made tho arrest after fndlnr
lho window smashed ana the hatch
dfawn
Ths ladies ~ tho Mace aheoa viii
Nnld thrir REGULAR business meeting
"Wednesday nt fnuf n'ciavk Az mem
hers ofc asked Ca moi faN w attend
rnce
Following the uauai summer custom
~ dvpnt frulNhl nfficen ~ the ran.
reads entering corpus CHRISTI viii b,
clnHed ~ noon Saturday each week
during the summer months rho er,lsl
4H.l,ed Yesterday mNrnlhp alluW ina suvf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
EOtTH BOUND BARRED
Members of Unions and Lodges Can
not Join Nazarene Church.

1 J ...T
Evangelist L. Milton Williams Of
university Park has returned from
the General Assembly of the Pente
costal church of the Nazarene at Kan
sas City and while there 1t was his
privilege to, serve on the committees
on boundaries, the revision of the
chuTch1 Manual, on Superintendent
and also on Rescue work This Gener
al Assembly is held once in four years
and is the law making body of the
Ichurch.
Representatives were present from
all of the states and territories and
also from quite a large number Of for
| eign countries. Scotland was among
these and it was peculiar pleasure
for Rev Williams to greet its repre-
sentatives as it. was through the
/ Ministry Of Rev. Williams that start
ed revival campaign in Scotland some
eight years ago and the meetings re-
suited in the Nazarene church being
planted in that country.
1t was also the privilege of Rev.
| Williams to preach the closing ser
mon of the assembly and at the close
about 65 converts were present at
the Altar and among them one who
had been in State prison four times.
In connection with the work of the
assembly the matter of the member.
ship of the church, belonging to La.
Dor unions and other organizations
having an oath bound obligation, was
brought up and the clause in the man
uel referring to this matter was. not
only left as it was, but was reinforc'
ed and made stronger by scriptural
references as follows: Know We not
that the friendship of the world is
enmity with God; whatsoever there
fore will be friend of the world t.
the enemy OF God'-James 4:4, and
also, BE ye not unequally yoked to.
gether with unbelievers, for what fel
lowship hath Righteousness with .un,
righteousness and what communion
hath light with darkness" Wherefore
come out from them, and be We sep
arate saith the Lord and touch not
the unclean thing and / win receive
you'd Corr 6:14-l7. -, &c.. -
The above ruling applies to all kinds
of oath bound secret orders and fra.
ternities that have obligations or
pledges AMI maintain secret. sessions.
This is the last and closing chapter
of the recent controversy that some
time ago caused such a stir in church
and social circles in, Oskaloosa. The
final decision has been. rendered and
hereafter no one who is a member of
any such society or organization can
belong to the Pentecostal church OF
the Nazarene. 3D.. .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
At UNIVERSITY PARK.
Reception to Faculty and Other
News of College Town.

On last Monday evening Prof. and
Mrs. Smith OF University Park enter
tanned the faculty of the college. The
affair was very informal and d very
pleasant social hour was enjoyed by
each guest. Twenty of the faculty
were present and the conversation
of the evening was interesting and
instructive to all Following the
social hour, delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were:
DE and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Prof. and
Mrs. Carter, Prof and Mrs. Richards
Prof. Rosenberger, Prof. Behner
Prof. and Mrs. Wagner, Prof. r. Bel
Chambers, Prof. Bertha Buell., Prof
Gertrude Hill, Prof. Grace Leal Gro
zier, Prof Grace Barley, Prof Alta
Boyer, Prof. Visa Dickerson, Prof,
Anna Spann, Miss Florence James
and Miss Lila Baker. Sc.
- -. -.
Miss Gail Koeppel returned to heI
school duties today after a two
weeks absence oceasioned by the
illness of her mother.
- - -
Miss Ethel Basey. entered the uni
versity Monday after very extend
ed western trip. ~
~ 80 - -
Miss Bernice Tucker and Miss
Sarah Kelley were both compelled
TO leave school a. few weeks ago or
account of appendicitis, but both are
in school again. ... .... 81. 5
ss. g.. 80. -. - ..
Miss Callie Williamson, who is
teaching school in SuIly, spent. Sun
day with her parents at University
Park. 10. s. ~ .-. 81 y
& .,s. ..T,ss - - - 70
Mr.. Higgs, a former resident OF
the Park, but now of Illinois, is 9
guest with friends and gave the ser
mon at church Sunday. vi,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
Penn PLAT CHANGED
New Street Through College Adj
dition Accepted BY City.

I f J d.
( For mid-month session of the
city council, Monday evening was
luncommonly busy. The "legislat.
ors" could not do II all in one sitting
and adjourned to Wednesday even
ing. They attended to an endless
amount Of routine, passed an ordi.
nance, heard petitions and did other
business. u.s. g.. .., .%-
James M. Burke was granted an
extension OF time to comply with the
order of the health department in
abating a cess pool near his property
on, College avenue. Fa,.-
w. w. Williams appeared for Penn
college, petiti0niRg for a change in
the plat of Penn Addition" having
"a new street opened along the east
side of the Penn college property, in
stead of the irregular driveway
through the college property, north
from street. The petition was
granted and the necessary ordinance
Put through three. readings and
adopted. The old street is vacated
to the college and the new street es.
tablished and will be plated and &C.
cepted -r'
o. C. G Phillips wanted to buy of
the city the property recently pur-
chased of Hugh Nelson by the mu.
.nicipality for the purpose of opening
a roadway or: alley, sodth of High
avenue and west of l street. The
matter was. referred to the street
and alley committee. sg=FE. 20.
A block of sewer, was ordered on
20 avenue west, running from G street
go feet east. Clerk was ordered to
advertise for bids, to- be. opened, on
Monday evening, November 1st.S
Matters referred to committee:
Light asked for. on North B street,
midway between b and c avenues;
new light at the intersection OF
South M street and Eleventh avenue;
Jenkin Reese wants pay for dog
erroneously killed by the city; water
disposal at c avenue and Fifteenth
street; new permanent crossing at
Sixth avenue and Ninth street. 49,,
A new light was ordered in on
North Il street midway between Col,
lege avenue, and College hin avenue
The matter of opening q driveway,
or alley, between the Schultz and
the Harry Bowen properties to pro
vide way to- the former Baninger
holdings along Fourth avenue west,
was referred back to; COMMITTEES; y,
John Corcoran, street commission
er, will Investigate complaint of
water running. onto the, property iof
Mrs. Harrison; No. 112 Twelfth ave
nue. west. 't,'
Other matters were brought up
discussed to greater or less extent,
but no action recorded. Q
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
THE NEW PARSONAGE
And Many Other Improvements
Keeping WOrkmen Busy. ....5 ],

Work on the new Friends parson,
age at 652 North c street, is pro.
crossing rapidly. The entire build
ing has been enclosed and the roof is
on and covered with asphalt shingles
The house is of frame construction
and has been prepared. on the outside
with sheathing, black waterproof
paper, turing and metallic lath for
the stucco finish. The general style
will be somewhat along Old English
lines, with the gables facing east and
west Part of the front is taken zip
with a porch and this also runs
around on the side next to the
church. This entrance leads into a
reception hall, and to the right or
south Is a good. sized living room.
Back OF this,. is the dining room, and
then back OF the hall is the kitchen
with its usual appointments and con.
veniences.. At the rear is a back
porch leading out toward the church.
The basement is under the entire
house and Is laid up with hollow
building tile and cement blocks, with
a rock faced surface on the outside.
The roor is OF cement and the house
viii be heated by steam, The sec
'ond door comprises four good sleep
ing rooms, with the. usual compile.
Ement of closets and at the rear,
across the entire width, Is large.
rooLy sleeping porch. The bath
n y .a d.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
WERE UNABLE TOCOME
But Would Liked to Have Been at
gz Fall Festival.

Mrs. w. w. Price, of Keosauqua,
mother of Mrs. Theo. Evans of Third
avenue east, in business note to the
Herald attaches few sentences that
breathe the spirit of the Mahaska
Fall Festival:
"Old age and sickness prevented
our coming to your city this fall, as
we had desired Mr.. Price is failing
very fast He is in his eighty-sev-
enth year and a in my eighty-second.
Forty.three years ago we came to
Oskaloosa and resided in Beacon un-
til removing to Van Buren, county.
When we first came to Beacon We
we're one of FIVE or six Price families
living In the place. These have all
been laid TO rest together. with many
other old time friends. We are, !
think, the only old folks Of that old
time crowd and circle left and we,
too, are nearing the end OF our jour.
ney. We regret that we we're not
able to visit Your city as usual, for Y
has always seemed like coming home
more so than Keosauqua. We en-.
joyed Mr.. Swalm'a letter in the Her
aid about the Homecoming.
sf Mrs. w w. Price"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
CAUGHT: IN A CAVE IN
John Padget and Bruce Arnold Hult
. BY Sliding Dirt. RI.

O. q 81 EsFf ]. ~
A sewer ditch cave In. at 10 II
avenue west, about four o'clock yes.
terday afternoon, was the cause OF
no little excitement, for under foot
and, a half of dirt John Padgetts q II,
borer, was buried. Bruce Arnold
was also covered blythe Sidewalk UP
to, the shoulders and his right leg
was broken in, two places, through
the pressure of the falling debris.
i, These. men, with several others,
were engaged lin diggiRg, ,<a4s trench
along b avenue, west, when side
wall and support, gave way. q Padgett
was, caught STOPPING down, and was
buried under a loot and half to two
feet of dirt, while Arnold was GOV.
cred by the mud. and clay above the
Shoulders. @ r.s. .s.,% IT..
ny Immediately the fellow woTkmen
set to digging the: unfortunates ont
and an alarm for, police assistance
was turned in, Quick work of res.
cuing the lmeni was made "a large
pipe was rfoFced into, the eavity.rin
which Padgettaw a prisoner, toxal-
low him fresh air. Arnold was the
lHSt w NC 1SSu from tHS SltCkJ mass
and to be relieved off his suffering.
When medical attention was given
him; he was taken in the ambulance
to the hospital sea little later, Pad
gett. weak and much bruised, vas
drawn ont nom his near grave aud
examined He was ifonndc very neiS
voussands weak from the strain OF the
accident, but mo homes awere. broken,
With the aid OF several men be was
taken, TO his home in the old r,miil
house on High avenue west.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record in Recent Real Estate Deals
in Mahaska County ."' -"

Ferris Seibert (unmarried) to ]. p
Seibert, quit claim deed, lot IS, Lacey
add. OskalooSa, $1.Ga. .,. ,..
Ann Roberts George and hns. It
Lttzena TriCo, lot Longs add to Os
kalOosa, $3.50. y - ...
Central Holiness University to f
A. LaCoT warranty deed, lot ia Isl
add to University Park, $3.50.
Eyalfne Locke (widow) to Oliver
Wood warranty deed, part of lot
of sc "A Of see. 14.75-16, $500.
Eta Katherine Seibert (single) &
Catherine ,Seibert Cwidow), warranty
deed to Michael j. and Vaneta Stuhl
satz, lots 3, 8, 9, 10, OF S of sw u
of ne n sec. 27-75-16, $1.O0, ID.
Benz. Binns (widower) to John w
Lot 5, blk 8" Sewers al, Oskaloosa-i
$500. 49, ~ .'r'- - s', - ..' 40
Maud Dafferty and hus, E. r. to, G
w. Mentoynne. Dated 1013.15. Lot
6, blk 10, Houts ad, Oskaloosa-$1350
Penn College to Harlan Meredith
warranty deed: Dated l0-13-15. Lot
II, blk 5, Penn College ad, oskaloos3
$500.
Anna Cook (unmaGried) to Saraf
Elizabeth Courtney, warranty deed
Dated 1O-14-1a. part, of Lot 3, Baugh's
ad, Oskaloosa-$500. -.
w. E. Hill and wife, Ida NJ, to Iowa
Yearly Meeting of Friends, warranty
deed. Dated 7.l4-15. Lot 8, Wester
.velt's al, oskaloosa Except strip o.
land IT, off N end)-$100. ~: e.,
H. Uirpinia HINT dacd nv AElTnI.
to Anna R. Hoy, administrators deed
Dated S.1l-l5. Lot 7, blk 4, Mark!
ad. Oskaloosa--$590. 80. ="
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
MaterIoo aets reachera.

Waterloo gets the meeting of the
Northwestern Iowa Teachers asso-
citation. The dates are March 80
and 81 and April 1. Some 1,400
teachers are expected. The usual
program win be arranged. with a
host of prominent speakers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
sales Turnina Out MslI.

Il Unusually good--priees. are being
obtained, at public, sales throughout
the eeAAtg this fall and, thsi pumber
OF sales IL ranidly increasing Hrac.
tically alsaie, every dayiin some part
OF the county. IL pays TO advertise
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
some Look for EarIx Winter

Fixing up for winter is progress
ing with almost feTerish activity.
People some way have been Impress
ed with the idea that we are TO have
an early winter. Some have even
taken down the screens and are get
ting UP the storm windows
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21

room is also on this floor and access
is also given to good sized attic.
The entire, vhouse iS of neat and at
tractive design and will be; an orna-
ment to that part of oskaloosa.
3 - b.. - -. -.
John j. Mendenhall is remodeling
his recently purchased property at
639 North c street and he has taken
oil the old style, mansard9 root with
its, shingIed sides and fiat deck and
is putting on a. high pitched roof,
following as far as possible the old
lines of the building. This ar
rangement will give an almost com.
plete second floor. and will be, q de.
siTable 5,improWement.. Other needed
changeseaEe, also, heings made. .
j. ..... =. - =. ~ a. . q. ,
The remodeling of the F. w. Glaze
property at 416 South Market street
is almost completed, The new front
porch is being finished, with the roof
and columns resting on the Clipped
brick block base and. the effect when
the stucoe. work. is finished will be
decidedly pleasing and will make an
attractive property. .v,@l . j,..
A new chimney is being put on the
Rock island passenger station and
this, with the l., recent painting gives
the building fine. appearance. 81,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
shlps Elr.t ca Of huts.

The frst carload OF hickory nuts
ever shipped from Fort Madison was
billed 70 Chicago this week. Eight
hundred bushels OF nuts we're Ia the
car and between sixteen hundred and
two thousand bushels still remain 20
be shipped
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
J No, arsqqinq Vet.

lowans oannot. ,brag about the best
roads IN thacdlntry Rndfgct Iowans
are att least working ON them. IL Iowa
VIII set thaFe ret Iowa always does.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21

How does the efficiency Of the worm
drive axle compare with the beVsI drive
axIef
Compared with single reduction
beVel gear the efficiency Of the worm
gear is undoubtedly lower taking for
granted the accuracy in manufacture
in both cases to be the same. .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

YANNEST. = David Vannest died
at his home in Lincoln township
Friday, October 10, 1915, at Sis D.
m, aged 81 years. II months and IL
days. Funeral Monday, Oct IS, at
1:30 p H., from Christian church.
Deceased was born in Ohio, Nov.
1, 1888, and has lived in the state of
Iowa for the past sixty years, and in
r+Aahaska county for thirty-one years.
He leaves two daughters and three
Sons: Mrs. X. +. Clevenger OF Par
nell, la, David NJ. Vannest OF Tain
tor. George w. Vannest of Rose Hill,
Mary l.. Vannest and John L. Van
nest of this city. His wife, one son,
Jacob T., and; one daughter, Melyina,
preceded him in death.
ANDERSOS.-Charles II. Ander-
son, No. 80 South Third street, of
Anderson Brothers Canning Compa.
! ny, received telegram from his
brother, F. NJ. Anderson, telling of
the passing of their mother at 9:25
o'clock Friday morning, aged 81
! years, months and IA days. O,
Deceased was the widow of Cap
tain Israel Anderson of Company c,
Third Iowa Cavalry, who died at
Keokuk, Iowa, some fifteen years
ago. Deceased has been 4 resident
| of Oskaloosa at various times since
the coming of her sons, Frank and
Charles, to this place several years
tago with the establishment of the
Anderson Brothers Company She
has recently been in the west with
her son. r. NJ. Anderson.
BROWN.-Funeral service for the
late Ruth Brown, the 17-year-old
daughter Of Mrs. Geoage Brown, No.
COO Sixth avenue east, was held Fri
day afternoon at the First Baptist
lehurch, Second avenue east, and was
largely attended. the church being
completely filled. The service was
particularly touching. Rev. o. A..
Broyles, the former pastor OF the
church here, came from Harlan, Ia,
to conduct the service. Special mu-
sic was rendered A company OF
young ladies, members OF a social
club to which deceased belonged.
were grouped about the casket and
carried the display OF flowers which
was beautiful and elaborate. Pail
bearers were Earl Morgan, Clyde
Anderson, Glen Hatchitt. Rufus Jack,
son, VIII and John Jones. Inter
ment was made In Forest cemetery
lby the side Of the father.
y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21
THE lax COLLECTIONS
Money Paid in During September
! is AppOrtioned Ont.

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Following lisa statement Of Tax Col
lections for the Month of September,
showing the different funds to which
the money was credited" '.''f"7'''''