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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
ANUNCIO

IL PRENSA esta autoriZada para
anunciar Il c%andidatura del Sr. C.. NJ.
Chambers. cara Fiscal del Dlstri'o,
sujcro I las primaries d~emocratlcas.
Julio -. Solicita atentamente ei 'Hto
de los McyicO-TcTanos.
(Pol. Adv.)
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Washington, Julio z.

Ia "Pnhl;c Utilities Commission"
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ia ma informaci6o pnblica anteS &c
+orn,ip,r las raformas nue dehen ~
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
ANUNCIO

la pRENSA estl autorizaGa para
anunciar Ia candidatura de recollection
del c. j. II. Clark. para jucZ dc 81
Cortc Civil del Condado, sujetO a IA
acci6n de las primaries ~democratlcas.
Julio %.
(Pol. Adv.)
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ANUECiO

La PRENSA csta autorizada For
.rarc:ar Ia c~aHGidutara del ST.. Han
yev Back, para Comisionado del Con
d,do. PrccintG No. 4 del COndado &c
Hexar. sujeta = las Primarias Demo-
craricas de Julio %. Respetuosa-
mente s~Olicita vucStrO vote.
POL. Adv.)
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PETER P.

solicita Ia ayuda de listed para su re
election como
TESORERO DEL CONDADO
sujeto q ia election primarIa dem
critica. cl % de Julio de 1916.
Pol. Adv.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
And Fire Resulted At Paul Brown
Home This Morning.

n -
An oil stove exploding at the Paul
Brown home, ZIG avenue west, this
morning, set fire to the dwelling and
caused considerable loss. Curtains
and bedding in the front bedroom,
where the stove was burning; were ig-
nited by the explosion, and must have
burned some time before discovered.
for the entire room was in flames
when discovered. The department
answering the call, were sent out on
North D street, and delayed, giving
the blaze opportunity to gain more
headway.
The building brick structure was
not easily fired, and only house furn-
ishings in the front room, and wood.
work burned. This blaze was soon
eXtinguishedi the department using
both chemicals and water.
MI. and Mrs. Brown were both
away from home at the time of the
fire and knew nothing Of the blaze
until the flames were almost extin-
guished. Their loss will include only
household goods, as the dwelling is
property of George Andrews. No in
surance was carried on the destroy.
ed goods. ..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
THE ELM GROVE NEWS
Tom Carr and Wife Visiting Old
Friends and Neighbors.

Elm Grove OF Madison. Oct. l4.-(By
Dew Drop. Tom Carr and wife and
their son Tom, wife and baby. of Mis-
souri,. are visiting friends and old
neighbors here a few days, going
around in their auto.
Jerry Stout's mother and two sisters
of Des Moines are visiting him and
other relatives in here.
John Waldock has purchased new
automobile.
VIII Hite is doing quite Il lot Of ce-
ment work on his place.
Mrs. Wallace of Nebraska has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Nc.
Kissick. v'
Wort Compton is doing some ditch
ing for Mr. Downey on his land in the
bottom. The work is being done with
an engine.
The Herald meeting, held at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walling
in OskaloOsa Saturday was we'll at
tended and every one enjoyed it fine,
n IHt ulllneT was SeENeu at noon anu
those that were able TO stay enjoyed
a good program of speaking and mu-
sic.
c. w. Dewitt is building a new
corn crit.
Earl Stout and wife served oysters
to few of their friends Thursday
night. 49,
The young people in this neighbor.
hood held a weinie roast near Joe
Hanna's and a good time was enjoy.
ed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanarcle and family
spent Friday evening at c. w. De.
Wits, eating watermelon.
Fred Bishop and viii Hite have re-
turned from Dakota where they went
to see the country. Fred, so we UNI
derstand, is selling some land up
there. " s'
Some through here have begun pick
ing corn. Lovely weather for any
kind of work. -. -A@
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
WIMB0RNE WARNS ON DRAFT
Lcrd Lieutenant Informs Government
CONSUMPTION in Ireland Neither
- Feasible Nor Prudent.

London, Oct. 14.---LOrd WimbOrne.
lord lieutenant of Ireland, has in
formed the government that cOnscrip-
lion in Ireland is neither feasible nor
prudent ut present, according to, the
Dublin political correspondent of the
Daily News. The lord lieutcnant'S
opinion has been concurred in by Hen
ry EdWdrdoo Duke, chief secretary for
lrelandI Ssthtt the military authorities
of Dublin. Lord Wimborne is said to
have reported that the Irish NATIONAL
lists were loyal, but that they claim
that Ireland should be treated on the
basis of the colonies in the matter of
military service.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
No COW But MATCHES
Children Emulate Mrs. 0'Leary's
Example With Fire.

a COW kicked over the lamp that set
fire to Mrs. O'Leary's barn and result
ed in the destruction of the city of
Chicago. But children playing in
the barn of +. w. Russell, 200 North
G street, had no COW with which TO
duplicate the Windy City scene, so
one younester lighted a match and
threw the burning ember into hay
piled in the barn. ...
However the kiddies' fire failed to
assume the size Of Mrs. O'Leary's
little bonfire. Frightened. the chill
dren notified Mrs. Russell at once.
The department easily extinguished
the blaze before much damage result
ed. Had the fire been given much OF
start, coal bin in the barn filled
with a winters supply of fuel, might.
have caused some trouble.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
PUBLIC SALE PRICES
One Team Sold For Five HUNDRED
and Fifty Dollars.

The public sale held by Mary L.
Rice, administrators in the estate of
Herbert w. Rice, one mile west of
Wright, was we'll attended and some
good prices were paid for the offer
ings. The total amount of the sale
reached $2,727.7O. |. NJ. Reed was the
auctioneer.
One team of mares five and six
years old sold for $4,000 and were
taken in by NJ. w. Crozier.
A two-year-old gelding brought
$177.50.
Filley, coming two, $3.50.
Yearling filley. $125.00,
Pair sucking mules, $15S.O0.
Cows brought from $4S to $65.
Two-year-old heifer brought $500.
Ten shoats brought $13.75 per head.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
ARE TRADED
Terrell Swaps Red Mineral For
Missouri Farm.

Eddyvile, Oct. IA. J. Terrell has
traded the Red Mineral Springs farm
for farm near Macon, Mo.
Nellie Davies of Ottumwa spent the
week with friends in Eddyvile.
Sam Privitt transacted business in
Albfa last Thursday.
Mrs. H. B. Lucas is spending a few
days in Oskaloosa with her mother.
Henry Johnson returned Ito his
home in Oskaloosa after a few days
visit with his sister, Mrs. Sam vii.
liams.
Julia Simons, Bessie May. Sarah o..
Common and c. T. Tenney are attending
teachers meeting in Abba.
Joe Besco of Bedford, Iowa, is Wis.
iting among Eddyville friends.
Mrs. Kate Lemon departed Friday
for Marengo, Iowa, for an extended
visit with relatives.
Lewis Allison was an Oskaloosa bus
mess caller on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, C. Hubbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
more and Verne Clark spent Friday
afternoon at the w. S. Keller home,
going from here to Keokuk.
Mrs. Henry Schmorang and daugh-
ter We're recent visitors with Eddy
vile relatives.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
Fred Henderson Wray. Waterloo. "a
24c4 and
Mildred Mae johnson, OskalOosa "a

Fred Henderson Wray Waterloo "a
24G4 and
Mildred Mae Johnson, OskalOosa "a
WRAY-JOHNSON.-A wedding of
! interest which was solemniZed at nine
o'clock Monday morning, October 16,
1916, was that of Miss Mildred Mae
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Johnson, 613 First avenue east,
this city, to Mr. Fred Henderson Wray.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wray. of
Waterloo.
The wedding was a very quiet one,
simplicity characteriZing each feature
of the-event, the Rev. o. c. Fox, of the
Episcopal church of Waterloo, reading
the services. Only the immediate
families of the bride and groom were
guests for the occasion. and the we'd
ding breakfast which was served I'M
mediately following the ceremony
Mrs. Johnson-Wray is tn" YOUNGEST
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
johnson OF this city, and is one of the
city's most charming young ladies'.
She has been a social faVorite among
the younger folks of the city, joining
in their activities and social events.
and lending her pleasing personality.
Mr.. WTaY is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wray OF Waterloo, grandsoB(6f
Hon. w. II. Wrav Of Oskaloosa, and
one Of tho most prominent OF young
men Of his home city in business ac.
tivities. He is Superintendent of,
Discounts and Country Banks. of the
Levitt 4 Johnson Bank Of that city
He is graduate of the University of
Philadelphia and has taken his bride
there for visit with old school
mates. Mr.. and Mrs. Wray left this
morning at eleven-twenty o'clock for
tour of the east, taking in Chicago,
Philadelphia, Washington, d. c., and
New York City. They will be at
home in Waterloo after November !.
Out of town guests for the wedding
were Mr.. and Mfs. Joseph Wray, Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. Harry Hen
deIson. Miss Bette Curtis and Mr..
Harold Schultz, all OF Waterloo; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter VIA" and son Vim
cent, of Nevada. I2.; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Roberts, of Ringing, Mon.
tana,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
FREMONT IS LIVELY
Many Improvements In Progress
a. .,. All Over Town.
(Fremont Gazette)

The improvements in Fremont are
moving right along. Sam Whites
house is now being plastered and will
soon be ready for the finishers. ID.
.C. Rhoades, who bought the Nelly
Martin property last summer has al
tered the interior considerably and en-
lafged the kitchen and added bath
room. 1t will be ready for occupancy
in a few days. ia Heath's new house
is rapidly being finished as is j. T..
Kennels. Mrs. Browns house is COM
pleted except the cellar floor and the
plumbing. 'E
Mrs. Sarah ireland of Abba, died at
the home of her brother; G.. w. Beck,
Tuesday morning. the fatal Illness be-
ing pneumonia. She and her daughter,
Miss Anna Ireland, visited last week
with relatives in Hedrick, and went
to the c. Il. Beck home, southeast of
town about the middle of the week.
Mrs. Ireland complained of not feeling
we'll and on Saturday was brought to
the home of her brother in Fremont.
Ed McKibben has moved into the
Mrs. Sarah Wolfe property recently
vacated by Jay Kitterman, Alvin Phil
lips moved into Mr.. McKibben's place
and Mrs. Borgan Barcus moved into
the house vacated by him. RObt. Nc
Kibben will move into his own prop
erty in which Mrs. Barcus resided,
known as the Byram place, next week
While returning from the sale at
the Joe Bell place south of town on
Tuesday afternoon the car driven by
c. ID. Miller was run into by a car
driven by Mrs Chas. Little of Ottum-
wa. and Chas. Miller was thrown out
of his car and severely injured.
Geo. ". Beck arrived home Satur-
day from Wichita, Kansa where he
was called by the death Of his broth
or. Lewis Beck.
Earl Alderman was down in the
southeastern part of the state Tues
day and bought 175 head of feeding
lambs.
Mrs. Ed Altman Of Webster City,
arrived yesterday for, visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ellis.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus ROsenthall
southwest of town, Wednesday, .Octob-
er IL. 1916. a daughter.
c. j. Buckley returned from Gales
burg, Illinois, Saturday night, being
called there by the death of relative.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
ARE SEVERITY INJURED
Lewis B Pierson Family Hurt In
Accident Near Prairie City

Lewis B. Pierson 402 X avenue east,
was seriously injured Sunday evening
in an automobile accident that occur.
red near Prairie City, when an auto
he was driving turtled. Breaking of
the front axle, when the car was go
ing about thirty miles an hour, upset
the auto, throwing the occupants out.
Mr.. Pierson sustains a broken leg and
three fractured ribs, together with 9TH
or painful injuries. Mrs. Pierson has
severe bruises and other hurts. One
of the sons, Clifford, had both ankles
and both wrists sprained, while Earl
another son, came through with only
an overstrained wrist. The daughter
and baby came out without a scratch.
The Persons had been to Des
MOines and were enroute home last
evening. They were near Prairie City
when their progress was impeded by
a slow car they overlook. Mrs. Pier
son remarked about the delay caused
by the car ahead and the necessity of
reaching home on account of the
baby. Mr.. Pearson started to go
around the car but about this time a
wagon appeared also to obstruct the
way and while attempting to avoid
both the accident happened.
Help was secured as soon as pos
sible and the injured parties cared
for. The members of the family with
the exception of Mr.. Pierson were
brought to town on the Rock Island
passenger train. Mr.. Pierson was
carried to Oskaloosa in an auto and
hurried out to the oskaloosa hospital
for treatment
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
BIG GUN DUELS IN FRANCE
Artillery Fighting Reported in -Four
Sectors on Western Front-Minor
Infantry Action.

Paris, Oct. 14.--Artillery ducls were
reported in four sectors on the west
ern front in the official cOmmunique
given out by the French war office.
There was minor infantry fighting.
According to the communique there
were big gun exchanges throughout
the night in the sectors of Moryal and
Bouchavesnes, on the Somme front,
in the region of Chaulnes and in the
vicinity of Ablaincourt. Elsewhere on
the front the night was calm.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
WILSON RETURNS FROM WEST
President viii Deliver Address TO Big
Audience Today-Studies
U-Boat Situation.

Asbury Park, n. j., Oct. 14.-Prcsi.
dent Wilson returned from Indianap.
oils and went to work Immediately on
an address that Will be delivered be-
fore FIVE trainloads from PENNSYLVANIA
who are expected al Shadow Lawn to-
day. Mr.. Wilson spent several hours
going over reports relating to the Ger
man U-boat situation. 1t Is known
that the reports divulged nothing to
Justify change in the attitude of this
government. M
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
In Lacey Neighborhood 1t Means
Getting Ready For Winter.

Lacey, Oct. 12.-(By Samantha.) -
All busy with fall work, sowing Of
wheat, digging potatoes, picking the
apples and getting ready in gen.
cral way for corn gathering.
Our community as far as We are
advised was highly pleased with the
late Fair. Long may she live and
still grow better.
Mrs. -. f. Crispin accompanied her
father OH a visit to one OF Mrs. G.
sisters in Kansas. She will return
in a few weeks, while her father will
spend the winter it being "a miIder
climate.
We are much in sympathy with the
Clayworth family by the serious au-
tomobile accident as is stated in The
Herald of Tuesday. These good
people moved from our neighborhod
couple of years ago, leaving many
friends who join in wishing for a
speedy recovery of Mrs. Clayworth.
Mr. Cooley of the city was through
here the first of the week buying
horses.
Schools are doing well with general
ly good enrolment
The political campaign is fairly qui-
ct yet for a presidential election.
Mr.. Woman of Fremont preached
at Lacey Sunday morning.
Little Helen WhitehilI has been
quite sick for some days, but is now
getting better.
Pearl Smith is hulling clover this
weeE aa. -. .r
The Snyders and Mastellers took
their dinner and went down to the
new bridge at the Carrier mill Sun
day after services. Also the Thomp-
son and Ballinger families drove up
TO Marshailtown on Sunday. ~ .r
Lew Mitchell is preparing TO build
large barn. on the place occupied by
E. e. Bunting. we are not apprised
of it's dimensions. a." "''a"-
There viii be n mothers meeting an
the Lacey school house Friday after
noon. us
We hear that John Russell and
wife are getting over their automo-
bile tragedy all right.
Delbert Welton is back on the NJ.
S. Downey farm this fall. He and
Orr have just finished putting lin so
acres of wheat. 81. 1ls s.
I, like others who We're therelg was
delighted with the meeting OF CORES
pondents Saturday We We're glad
of suggestions received and appreoi-
ated the kind efforts OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walling in making the day what it
was to all of us. The fboiling
down" idea mad2 quite a hit. Long,
may the Herald live and enjoy nm
bounded prosperity. y e.. u.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Insurance In Buxton.

Total insurance on the Buxton fire
loss of last week amounted in all 10
S11,so0.00 which will cover only a por-
ton of the big loss. The losses and
the companies involved are as fol.
lows:
Reuben Gaines carried $4,000 on
his hotel and contents. $4,000 with
the Grain Slippers, $4,000 with the
Northwestern Fire and Marine and
two policies with the Iowa Mutual
one OF $2.o0o and another for $500
The estate of b. +. Cooper has only
$4,000. two policies with the Grain
Shippers.
The Peterson grocery had total
of only two thousand. half Of the
amount with the Grain Shippers and
the remainder with the Iowa Mutual.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
HELLNGS BUYS FARM OIL STOVE EXPLODEDIE.
Secures Forty Acres of DeBord Place
at $3.50 Per Acre.

Prime Neighborhood, Oct. IL. - BY
Alpha.-Geo. Il. DeBoard of York,
Nebraska, came last Saturday on a
bushes trip which resulted in the
sale OF the 40 acres of the DeBoard
estate to A. r. Hellings at $4,000 per
acre for unimproved land which
joins Mr.. feelings farm on the west.
Mrs. Frank Prime is enjoying a
weeks sight seeing in st. Louis.
A. X. Hcllmgs and arnhly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Heilings took dinner on
Sunday with Charlie Steddom's near
Lacey.
Miss Winegarden OF near Sully is
visiting with her brother John this
week
The several horses of John Lyle
and Mr.. Scharff at the great Mahaska
Fair made quite n display and among
the competitors brought home sever.
al premiums.
The next regular meeting of the
Frances Willard union will meet with
Airs. Sylvester AIdrich, on the Knox
Vile road in ain all day meeting on
Oct. is. Lunch furnished by the
members. Come early for work
Bling Il new member with you and
hear our delegates report from Fort
Dodge convention. ..' Z
Laban Johnson and sister, Mrs. FTSl-
eli Bailey OF Dcs MOines, returned
last Saturday from several DAYS Wis.
ii in Ohio with numerous relatives. VI
Mrs. Mary Hellings and Mrs. Homer
Prime, delegates from our w. c.. r. u.
TO the state convention at FIT. Dodge
last week, returned home full of en-
thusiasm over the grand work that
has been accomplished by the women
of the state since the last convention.
Mrs. Roscoe Steddom is GONZALES.
cling from two weeks illness, which
VIC are glad to report 80
The ladies Of Lincoln Grange fnrn.
ished the lunch at the Ives sale last
Wednesday which was quite success
for a one O'clock sale.
Mrs. John Prime returned last week
from a ten days stay in Wisconsin
where she was at the bedside of sick
nephew, who she left yet in criti-
cal condition.
Mrs. Homer Prime stopped off at
Ames from her trip to Fort Dodge and
spent Saturday with her cousin, Miss
Rose Johnson, and Saturday night
run down TO Des Moines and remain
ed over Sunday with her cousins, Mo.
and Mrs. Hall. o..
Claud Curry will spend the week
end with relatives near Browntown.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
{. c. TEACHER RESIGNS
Miss Blanche Lytle Gives Up On
Account of Health.

Davis Corners, Oct. 12.-(By A. CD
Miss Blanche Lytle, teacher at Elm
Grove. has been compelled to resign
her position because of i'll health. The
board were so fortunate as TO secure
Miss Doris Montgomery to take her
place and school is moving along
nicely this week. Teacher and pu-
pills are busy getting ready for the
Garfield township exhibition.
Our school board composed of VIM
Saunders, president, Dave Morgan
and Ed Worthy, held a meeting ON
Wednesday evening and elected Mrs.
Anna Cook, secretary, and Jno. Pet
ers, treasurer in place of Jno. Morgan
and Fred Gerischer, resigned.
Sunday visitors at the N. VanVeen
home were Wan Van Veen from Pei
la and viii Harvey and family from
near Lacey.
Recent Oskaloosa callers at the
Anna Cook home were Rev and Mrs
Stranahan and Miss Casa Conoyer.
and Nh. and Mrs. l.. Is. Pierson and
family. h
Fred Mathes and Clifford Cook were
i'll a near auto accident Friday even
ing on Stems hill when the Mathes
car in which they we're riding per-
formed several stunts which threw
the boys out and badly battered the
car but did not seriously injurc the
boys. 80. ~
Chas. Brown of Oskaloosa helped
Mr.. Baldwin put up cane on Wednes-
day of this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook spent Tuesday
night at the Anna Cook home, accom-
panied by Mrs. Priscilla Stratton.
She left Wednesday morning for West
Branch where they will visit relatives
and friends and attend Conservative
Friends Yearly Meeting.
Jas. McMurray. who has come TO
make his home with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker,spent
Sunday in Sigourney.
THE Elm Grove Y. r. b. bave a So
cial at the school house ON Friday
evening of last week. An enjoy.
able progam was given followed by
the serving of ice cream and a gem
eral social time. The proceeds from
the sale of the ice cream to be used
to help purchase chairs for the school
house
Miss Swanson one of the teachers
in the Lacey schools, attended the Y.
p. B.. social and spent the week end
with Misses Hazel and Esther Ber-
me-.
Evan Davis has returned from a
visit at Charlton.