The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-27
BAND IS REORCANliIzZIE,D
Fremont Will Have Regular Con-
certs Again This Year.
Fremont Gazette)

The regular monthly meeting of,
the Tri-County Implement Dealers
was held in Fremont last Wednesday.
Dealers we're here from the three
counties, Wapello, Monroe and Ma
haska. J. G. Citizens had the arrange.
ments for the entertainment in hand
and the short stay of the visitors was
made most pleasant. A splendid din
ner was served at the City Cafe. The
meeting was called fort l o'clock, and
it was held in the Commercial Assoc
citation club rooms, being called to or
der by the president, Chas. Odem Of
Eddyville The afternoon was taken
up with talks which only interested
those present, but were mighty inter-
esting to those who handle farm inn
plements. ...
! d. X Unsicker of Wright, arrived
home last Wednesday from Excelsior
Springs, Mo, where he went the Fri
day previous to visit his wife who had
been at the celebrated health resort
for a number of weeks Mrs. Unsicker
returned home with him, but does not
show the Improvement in her health
that her folks and friends had wished
for. N"
The band boys began practice Mon
day evening to get in shape for the
Saturday night concerts this summer.
A lot of new music has been purchas-
ed Under the leadership of Prof.
Chas E. Kline the band will make
good progress and will he in fine tune.
for the opening concert Saturday ev-
ening, May 6.
G. S. Rroyle of Fairfield, deputy
state fool inspector, was in Fremont
Thursday, interviewing merchants,
butcher shops and cream stations.
He found everything o. K. and didn't
even have to offer a suggestion to
anyone. Good record for our mer-
chants. .''.
Mrs. Nancy Short of near Cantril.
who has ben making her home for
some time past with her daughter
! Mrs. Charles Mckee, southwest of
town is in a critical condition. suffer
! Ing with erysiDelas and the infirmities
of old age. She. is past S. years old,
/ Peter Deutschlee is building a fine,
new bungalow on his farm. east OF
town. 1t will be a seven room struc,,
ture, 2SX32, modern, and will be Occur
Lynch, of Fremont, is the contractor u
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Yeomau, If
GAINESVILLE, Iowa, arrived here Sat
urday for a visit with numerous rela.
tives. Mr.. Woman had a stroke of
apoplexy some time ago, but is now
able to get around all right although
suffering some.
Mrs. Fannie Davis has been max.
ing extensive improvements to her
property on the corner of Washington
and Monroe stretes, which she bought
this spring of Mrs. Pearl Simpkins.
Mrs. Gus Rosenthal, who underwent
a surgical operation March % in the
Ottumwa hospital mas so. far recoV-
cred as to be able to be brought to
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Frank
Brown.
Tuesday. NJ. L. Saith bought the
F. A. Yeoman residence property, To-
Gated at the. corner OF Washington and
Chestnut streets and known as the
Stout place. .r
]. P. Mccormick is thing out eighty
acres for +. F. Moore This land lies
south of where Mr. Moore lives and is
known as the Millasack farm.
Eugene Roof. who is attending
Ischool at Eureka, Ills, arrived home
Monday to spend the spring vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Roof.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Orville Elan.
Iders. northeast OF town, on Sunday.
April IS, 1916. son,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stinson Clark
lsouth of town. on Thursday, April Is.
1916, daughter.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Berry Aid
ridge, on Tuesday, April Is. 1916, y
lson.