The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-17
WILL USE GARAGE
FOR coMMENcEM EXERCISES
OF FREMONT SCHOOLS.
Fremont Gazette.)

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The graduating exercises Of the Ere
mont High school win take place on
Thursday evening, May "a, at eight
O'Clock. The function viii be held this
year in the garage of the Springer Mo-
tor Supply Co., which will have a seat
ing capacity of nearly a thousand.
Three boys and six girls will graduate.
They are: Lorinda Merritt Boyd,
Fairy Mae Akerman; Lucy Mae Whar-
ton, Dallas Lacey siegrist Mary Helen
Aldridge, Hazel Inez Fellers, Bertha
Genevieye Donley, George Webster
Fellers and Harry Lewis Cook.
A letter received by Miss Nellie
White Tuesday contains the informa.
tion that her brother, Albert White,
of Muskogee, Okla, who has been sui
fering for a couple of weeks with
blood poisning in his right hand and
arm, is still alive and while there is
yet hopes for his recovery. he is in
a serious condition. His mother and
sister at Fremont are with him.
Mrs. S. ]. Thompson, northwest OF
town, has been seriously i'll for the
past few days and her condition the
Halter part of the week was so grave
that her children were sent for Those
coming from a distance were Arthur
Thompson, Of Orchard, Colorado,
James Thompson, of Alma, Neb., and
Chas. Thmpson of Colorado Springs,
Colo.
! ]. S. Reeves spent last week in Ce-
dar Rapids visiting at the home of his
son, Walter Reeves and wife, returning
home Sunday. Walter has done excep-
tionally well since he has been in Ce-
dar Rapids and has held down the
same job he got when he went there
with salary now of more than the
double of what he first got.
Lincoln Alderman, a second year stu
dent at the iowa State college, al
Grinnell, arrived homo Tuesday noon.
He was given credit for his years
work he. has been an exceptionally
bright student in both his freshman
and sophomore years. He has taken
charge OF one of his fathers farms,
the Alderman place. w.. .-.
C. e. Kline returned Friday from
Rochester. Mimi, where he had been
for ten days with his father w. S.
Kline, who was taken there for an OPP
Grafton. His condition would not per
nit an operation at present but the
surgeons think that in a couple OF
weeks he will be fit.
Orle Triplett. a senior in the State
university at Iowa City, came home
Tuesday for a short visit with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Trplett
north of town, before leaving for the
Training camp. -orle has enlisted in
the reserve corps and viii likely go to
TT. Smelling.
DR.. NJ. Forsythe departed Sunday
evening for Chicago where he will
take postgraduate course at the
Medical college.
Chicago Polytechnic and POSTGRADUATE
Bert BarcusS of Fremont, and Miss
Elizabeth Lofing of Ottumwa, were
married Monday in Ottumwa. They
will make their home in Fremont.
Mrs. Maggie Sexton and two child,
rem, of Chicago, arrived Thursday for
an extended visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. We'll.
Mrs. E, e. Miller and baby, of Bur.
lingtoti, arrived Monday for a visit al
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
G.. A. Eastburn. 4, '"@.
City Roof, H. A. Triplett, C. II.
Ferguson and DR.. B. Krout attended
a Shrine meeting in Ottumwa Thurs
day evening
Marvin Hibler has quit school and
accepted position in the furniture
store clerkfng, for G. G. Dinsmore.
Mrs. Ralph Hasner of independence
arrived Sunday for a visit with Mrs
Art Beck
John Purdin shipped a car load OF
hogs to Chicago Tuesday. If.
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