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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
ELECT NEW DIRECTORS.
Western Grocer Company Adds To
Board at Annual Meeting.

Marshalltown Time3r Republican {:
Three new directors. two from this
city, were elected to the board at the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Western Grocer company, held
here Wednesday. They are H. X.
Denmead and A. T. Quad, the latter
general auditor of Marshalltown, and
c. H. Flanders, of Dubuque.
Following the stockholders meet
ing the board of directors met and re-
elected the following officers: Presi.
dent, r. s. Let's; first vice-president,
Fl. l.. Spencer, Oskaloosa; second
vice-president and general manager,
George p. Smith, Dubuque; secre-
tary, A. p. Spencer. 0skaloosa. The
executive committee of the board was
also reelected in the persons of #.
G. Let's, Chicago; George p. Smith,
Dubuque; r. w. McCreery, Marshall.
town; +. f, Brewer, Albert Lea,
Mimi, and c. c. Virgil, Mason City.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
MAKE new PLAT BOOKS.
County Board Enters Into Contract
For Needed Improvement.

One of the most important con,
tracts entered into by the board of
supervisors for the year 1916, was
the one with A. M. Hovey, of Knox
vile, of the Midland Map Company
for a complete new set of plat books
for the entire county. New plats for
all the lands and for all city and town
lots will be made with duplicate set
for the county assessors, the work to
be complete by January /, 1917. The
present set of plats which the county
officials are now using have been in
use for twenty years and arc in very
poor condition. For the past ten
or fifteen years the necessity of a
complete new set has urged itself
upon the officials but it remained for
the present administration to insist
upon the making of the new set for
the good of the people in general.
1t has been an almost impossible
task for the past few years to de-
scribe accurately and without error
any lot, plot or irregularly described
piece of land from the present plats
in use. They have been re-arrangei,
marked upon, divided and erased un-
til it is almost impossible to obtain
the desired information with accur'
acy. The contract entered into with
Mr.. Hovey will require whole years
work, and will involve the use of the
records in the Recorders Office and
the Auditors office. For the finished
work Mr.. Hovey will receive 100000
and the Board are fortunate in secur
ing Mr.. Hovey at this price. A slight
change will be made in the arrange
ment of the County plat books, where
now there are four books in use, with
a half section plated on each page,
the page will be twice as large, and
a whole section will appear without
any break in the center. The books
will of necessity be twice as large
but. there will be only two of them
where formerly there have been four
The new plats will be long needed
Improvement, one which will add
thousands of dollars value to the rec
ords.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
AUTO Line A WINNER
Service Between 0ttumwa and FIRE.
mont is Interrupted.

The Fremont Gazette reports that
the Fremont Ottumwan Auto Co., of
Ottumwa and which is backed by the
Retail Merchants association of that
place has only missed one trip since
the Knox people took hold of it Oct.
i, and that trip was abandoned on ac-
count of breakdown. The car has
come through rain and mud, winters
SHOWS and sleet, and is as regular as
clock work. During the exceedingly
cold weather of the past week the car
has carried an oil stove which has
heated the temperature on the inside
to a degree that the trip of sixteen
miles was not the least uncombort'
able. The roads have been good most
of the time and at present are in fine
shape. The bus line is fine &C
commodation to the travelling public
and is patronized literally by the Ere
mont folks who go to Ottumwa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
REBECCA LODGE NO.16
Officers Installed and Committees
Named For The Year. ,~.

Rebekah Lodge No. 16 held their
regular meeting Friday evening and
installed their officers for the ensu-
ing year. There was a good attend
ance, and the installation ceremony
was impressive and very interesting.
Following the, installation and the
business session refreshments were
served, which we're pleasing and de-
licious finish to the evening. The
list of officers installed follows:
Noble Grand-,Mrs Hanna Math-
ews.
Vice Noble Grand-Mrs. Pearle
Parnhill.
Secretary-Mrs Brittle Jinkens.
Treasurer-Mrs. M. B. Bollinger.
Warden-Mrs. Ada Fisher.
COnductress-Mlss Winifred Gar
rett.
Inner Guard-LiZzie Phillips.
Right Support to Noble Grand
Mrs. Titus.
Left Support to Noble Grand-Mrs.
Nate Barnhll
Right Support to Vice Noble Grand
Mrs. Suggett.
Left Support to Vice N. G.-Mrs
Belle Shroyer.
Charlain-Mrs Belle Mickey.
Pianist-Mrs. Fern Frederick.
Floral Committee-Mrs. Bollinger
and Mrs. Titus.
Finance Committee-Mrs. McKan-
ma, Mrs. Suggett and Mrs. Barnhill.
Sick Committee-Mrs. Shroyer and
Mrs Mickey.
Social Committee-Mrs. Bollinger
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
LOWER LIGHT RATES.
Council Passes Ordinance Reducing
Price For Electric Current.

Oskaloosa city council Friday ev.
'ening in special session, without IFS
Ior ands," without begging any ones
pardon or asking permission, took
another slash at rates for electric
current charged in Oskaloosa, and
passed and adopted an ordinance
lowering the same.
Although a special session of the
council it was one of the best attend
ed meetings by citizens and business
men held in months.
Commercial club members were al
so present to represent that organ
ization. .ssg i.r '-..
Oskaloosa Traction and Light Com
pany was represented in the meeting
by Manager jackson and attorneys.
Mayor Harold asked several times II
any of the citizens or any one else
had anything to say on the subject,
but not a word was spoken from the
publics side of the council railing
Company representatives had no
comment to make and the council
proceeded with the business in hand.
The new ordinance was fathered
by Ia nj. Fansher, who guided ii
PROCEDURE vi p1ooo5O
Rules were suspended and the ordi'
nance went to second and third read.
ing, passage and adoption in the US
ual form and will be in full force and
effect as soon as it has official pub
LEGATION.
]. B. Hill. the special electrical en-
gineer employed by the city of Os
kaloosa to represent the light con
sumers, was present at the session
and made an opening statement con
corning the proposed rates and the
fairness thereof. 49,.
This was the only comment Of the
eyening with the exception of few
remarks by Mr.. Fansher favoring the
passage and adoption of the ordi-
nance upon this session of the coun
Gil. n .@~.. .s..
The rates adopted in the new
schedule of prices are as follows:
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
IS NEARLY COMPLETE
New Consolidated School to be Ready
for Use January 81.

Lacey, Jan. 81 (by Coaster) The
new school house is nearly completed.
They expect to be ready to start
school by the thirty-first of January.
The school houses were sold last
Monday and the bid for the janitor
and for the drivers of the wagons were
let to the lowest bidders. $3.50
The w. c. T. u. met last Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A.
Snider. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Lou MITCHELL hrs, Snider
acted as president. An entertainment
of some kind is promised for the near
future. The next will be held at the
home of Mrs. John Kaldenburg on
Feb. "a. A good attendance of the
members is desired.
all convalescing.
Margaret, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester McDonough, who
has been very i'll is some better at
this writing.
DIR. Bartlett was called to see David
Dilley who has been sick for several
days.
Rev. Reecer and wife were called
to the bedside of his mother who is
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Mott of New
Sharon spent Wednesday visiting rel
atives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koine Newport, and
Mrs. Grace CruZen spent Sunday at
the Albert Dilley home.
Miss Grace Downey spent Wednes'
day and Thursday in Oskaloosa Wis
iting her sister, Miss Jennie Downey
Elmer Schultz visited Sunday even
| ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Liz
zin Wyatt.
Mrs. Hazel Holloway AMI baby, and
Mrs. Charles Wilson of New Sharon
spent Wednesday visiting at the w
l.. Mott home.
Mrs. Cecil Crisis and children arc
visiting at the Edd Dilley home neal
Oskaloosa.
Miss Eta Hart has moved to hei
residence at this place.
Little Dale Reecer was quite i'll sew
eral days last week
Mr.. Luther Dilley of Beacon spent
several days last week visiting his
father, David Dilley.
Mrs Jacob Good. an old resident o.
the neighborhood died at the home o.
her daughter at Montezuma on Sun
day, Jan. 16. The funeral was held al
Union Mills on Wednesday, Jan. 10
land interment IN the Union cemetery
Young Mr.. Hull, a former resident
of this place visited at the Cnas, Stei
dom home Wednesday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
The Methodist Sunday School.

Favorable weather made a decided
change for the better in the matter of
attendance on Sunday. Five hundred
fifty-one were present as against Ais
last Sunday and Els last year. The
mems class occupied their new room
for the first time and about fifty men
were present. Now watch this class
grow. Five new members were add
ed on Sunday. Miss Lillian Kilburn
of the Beginners department and
Mrs. J. A. Reynolds of the Primary
garding their new rooms and how
they will be arranged. Mrs. S. P.
Mcclure is giving careful attention
to the Junior department and w. J..
Howell is shaping up the Intermedi-
ate work. The new officers are work
ing in we'll and the entire board are
looking for most prosperous year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
in THE DISTRICT COURT
Dispositions Of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury

The attention of the district court
on Friday afternoon was given to
hearing the case of City of Oska.
loosa VS.. Will Neagle, manager of
the Princess theatre, a test case, in
which all the picture shows of the
city are equally interested.
On October 2, 1916, a ruling was
made by Mayor Harold that the pic.
ture shows in the city should close
on Sunday, October 3, and all sue.
ceeding Sundays. No attention was
given the ruling by the managers OF
the different picture shows and the
manager of the Masonic theatre, and
the shows were open for business as
usual. They were arrested and a
fine placed upon each of them, but a
trial case was decided upon, after
being referred to the district court,
in which 1t was decided that the Prin'
cess theatre should be the defendant
all the other cases against the man.
ayers of picture shows awaiting the
development and decision on the
case mentioned ..... IT,. -
Burrell & Dewitt appeared for the
Friday afternoon, City Attorney
Hugh B. Mccoy appearing for the
plaintiff. Arguments were submit
ted and cases In supreme court de.
cisions cited by both attorneys. No
decision in the matter was made yes.
terday, and Judge Willcockson dis.
missed court until January 9th,
Thursday of next week, when he will
reconvene court and in all probable
ity give the decision at that time.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
Knew What They Wanted.

Belmond wanted a new school
building. 1t will be grammar and
high school under one roof. Belmond
expects to pay some $4,000 for the
new building, which Is quite an ex.
pense for town of perhaps 1900 to
shoulder However the people knew
what they wanted Their vote show.
ed IT, There were 1855 votes cast In
favor OF that proposition and only
Sc against it.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

The minimum charge will be fifty
cents per meter per lnonth.
Rates for power remain practically
the same as before.
Oskaloosa claims thirty new street
lamps at no increase over the charge
for the present installation and the
council authorized the concluding of
q contract with the company for the
additional lights.
Rates adopted in the new ordi-
nance are about one cent lower than
those agreed to by the company at a
previous session and offered in an Or
dinance last week.
I In. the previous ordinance, how.
ever, consumption was from l to so
X. w. H. before a reduction point.
The ordinance adopted last night
makes the first turning point at Fl
K. w. H. and the net rate from that
to so K. w. H. at IL cents where un-
der the previous ordinance this
charge was Is cents.
Insertion of the additional turning
point in the amount of consumption
has the effect of making the rate one
half cent to one cent lower per K. W.
H. throughout the schedule.
Effective February First.
New rates will not be in force until
on and after February first, other
wise the accounts in the Office of the
light company would be complicated
and confused by an endless amount
of figuring. Agreement has been
reached by attorneys that the new
rates made by the passage of the new
ordinance fill not be effective until
the close of the current month.
Publication of the ordinance pass.
ed by the city council Friday evening
has been deferred until the end of
January and the new schedule will
not be operative until February first.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
Taintor Bank Meeting.

At the annual stockholders and di.
rectors meeting of the Taintor Saw
ings bank, the following were chosen
to serve as officers and directors for
the ensuing year:
President-John w. Straughan
Vice Pres.-C. T. Miller.
Cashier. N. McVay
Asst. Cashier--Mrs. McVay.
Directors. ". Straughan, c. r.
Miller. #, N. McVay, win Ensted, w.
+. Mcvay, C. r. Griffey and John
Needham.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
TEXT BOOK CONTRACT
County officials Pick the Best From
Large Field of Offerings.

After careful consideration of the
school book proposition for period
of forty days or more, the Board OF
Education composed the county Sill
perintendent, Miss Jessie l.. Duboc:
the county auditor, Roy E. Rowland,
and the three members of the Board
of Supervisors, Chairman M. S. Dow
ney, w. A. Caldwell and w. A. Hol-
Ilingsworth, arrived at decision
yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
There was no radical change in the
adoption from the books which have
rbeen in use for some time; but in
those cases where the change was
made it was with a decided advan-
tage to the county and to the patrons.
In addition to the material savings,
they will get new and up to date
books, to replace some of the older
and more obsolete texts which they
have been using. Where the change
is made the children will have a per-
Tod of one year from June 80, 1916, in
which to exchange the old books for
the new, and in making the selection
which the Board of Education have
made they have had in mind only the
IulSISSI anu VI bhS SSASNS
children of the rural schools. The
new adoption will affect only the ru-
raj schools, and there will be nc
great change made from the adop'
ton made some five years ago.
In the contract for the readers, a
Sliding exchange" was made posi-
BILE, whereby the children who have
first grade reader may exchange it
for one of the same grade or for the
second grade book; one with sec
! ond grade reader may exchange it
, for a third grade reader, etc, by pay
ing the difference between the con-
tract price and the regular price OF
the book. Heretofore they have
been able to exchange a first grade
for a first grade, second grade for
second grade, etc.
Following is a list of the adopted
books for which contracts were made
and signed yesterday afternoon:
Arithmetic-Every Day Arithme'
| tic.
Reading-1st Basic, Wheeler; End
Basic, Elson; Supplementary, Heath;
: Supplementary, Free and Treadwell;
OOA NA'
sation Composition.
Drawing Practical Drawing Ser
les.
Dictionaries Websters Element
airy School and Websters Secondary
School.
Writing-EccnOmy.
Music-SCng Reader.
Civics-Iowa and the Nation.
Language and Grammar McFad'
den
Physiology-Conn.
Sewing-Blair Tablets.
! Congratulations Geography, and
Natural Geography.
History-Gordon's American Be.
ginnings in Europe, Foster History
Basic, Montgomery Supplementary,
New American History for Grammar
Grades, Supplementary.
Cooking - School Kitchen Text
Books. ...s.gr..
Manual Training-Bench Work for
Grammar Grades. ,o4
Spelling-Alexanders.
griculture-Upham.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
FALL BACK FROM SALoNIKl
London Daily Mail Correspondent Says
Teutons Are Withdrawing and
Blowing Up Bridges.

London, Jan. 21.-The Teutonic
forces gathered along the Greek from
tier are falling back and making
preparations to defend themselves
against attack by the allies, the Salon
Xxi correspondent OF the Daily Mail
telegraphs. The Bulgarians are de-
stroying bridges and the Germans and
Austrians Withdrawing infantry and
cavalry units from Monastir. the cor
respondent reported. ~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
a. C0NVICTS FLEE FARM
Elen Escape From Building at Cum.
minis, Ark.-cut Through Boards
Eight Inches Thick.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 21.-Using a
saw made from a knife and cutting
through boards eight inches thick, "a
white convicts escaped from the state
convict farm at Cummins, Ark, IS
miles from here. Among the long
term men who escaped were: q. B.
Williams, for murder; Lee Blount, 10
years for murder; Charlie Owens, life,
murder. None Of the "a have been
taken
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
Hurt in the Mines.

Clarence Loughridge, aged about
90, son of S. w. Loughridge, was
injured in the Thompson coal mine
southeast of Givin Friday, He at.
tempted to light carbide lamp when
the carbide exploded. the force of the
explosion being in his face. His
eyes, face and neck suffered. The
youth was taken to Ed
dyville for treatment and care.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
Motor Bob.

A motor bob, capable of attaining
a speed of forty miles an hour, has
been constructed by A. P. Hamilton
and George R. Ross of Montezuma.
The sled Is nearly nine feet in length
and the runners are of the regulation
width, so that it is not necessary to
break a separate track in the road
when the sled is in use. This novel
sled gets its power from a motorcycle
and is so constructed that it gives the
appearance of an automobile.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
as Miles Of Gravel.

While progress in getting out of
the mud is slow in some parts of the
state, others report commendable
progress. Thus Eagle Grove re-
ports that there is forty,five miles of
good gravel road leading out of and
to the town. That would
be worth big pile of money to many
towns, where the roads are some
times impossible for months.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
FIVE DROWNED IN FLOOD
Santa Fe Main Line Bridge at Wins.
low Washed Away, Report
In Phoenix.

Phoenix, Ariz., via wireless to Los
Angeles, Jan. 21.-Five persons were
drowned in the food waters of the
ella river at Winkeman, near here,
according to reports received here.
No details of the accident were OBJ
tanned. Another report stated that
the Santa Fe railroad main line bridge
at Winslow and 1000 feet Of track
had been washed away.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
DAMAGE SUITS
BY WHOLESALE
SENATOR cLARKsoN FILES EIGHT
FOR MINERS IN DALLAS CO.
CITY MARSHAL LOSES HIS STAR
Waterloo Store Robbed for the First
Time. Greenfield Lets Contract
for Paving. Avery Boy In
jured on the E-2.

Perry, Jan. 22.-John T. GARRISON,
who Is attorney for the, union coal
of Iowa, today started a whole
sale damage suit" against couple OF
Dallas county coal companies, asking
Judgment for sums ranging from 5000
to $1,700 for injuries received by min
ers while in their employ.
Eight suits in all were started and
they will be heard at the March term
of court Three are against the High
Bridge Coal company and five against
the Scandal Coal company. Jacob Am
veg asks $500 for broken arm; John
Davis claims $500 for some broken
ribs; Dysart Enoch seeks to recover
5000 because of a mashed finger; Os-
car Beeson wants $1,700 for injuries
to his eyes; Fred Dixon had his right
leg hurt and sues for $500; William
Ferry asks the court to award him
1896 for injuries to his arm, foot and
leg; Lewis Morella claims $3.50 for in
juries on his feet and legs, and Albert
Spohres asks for $3.50 for a mash q
foot.
The first three cases are against
the High Bridge company and the
other five against the Scandal Coal
company. Senator Clarkson will prose
cute all of them for the men. receiy-
ing his pay from the union.