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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-12
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
GILLIAN COUNTY
In the matter Of Estate Of Grant Wade,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY


Under authority Of an order granted
by the County Court Of Gillian County,
Oregon, dated April !, 1918, /, the un.
dersigned administrator, win sell at
PRIVATE SALE the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit: Northwest
quarter Section II, the East half IF the
East half Of Section is. all Of that part
Of the Southeast quarter Of the South
east quarter Of Section 10, except that
portion decided away which Ia described
as follows: Beginning at point on
the subdivisional line as chains West
Of the Northeast corner of Southeast
quarter Of the Southeast quarter Of
Section 10, running thence West l5.6
chains to the Northwest corner Of
Southeast quarter Of Section 10, thence
South 1875 ehains to the Southwest
corner Of the said Southeast quarter of
the Southeast quarter Of Section 10,
thence East on the Section line between
Sections 10 and Is, a distance Of So
CHAINS to the center of the canyon,
thence in Northeasterly direction ON
direct line 70 the place Of beginning,
leaving remaining in said quarter SEQ
tion to be sold herein, 19. IL acres more
or less; also West half Of Southwest
quarter Of Section Eleven, except 36
square RODS conveyed to the Trustees
of the Methodist Episcopal Church a.
shown by the deed recorded In book 'H"
page $40, deed records Of Gillian
county. Oregon, and also excepting the
land described in that deed recorded 10
book "P" page 2s0, deed records Gil
liam county, Oregon, all in Township
One South Of Range Twenty. One, E.W.
NJ. Gillian county, Oregon, together
with the water rights appurtenant
thereto. and all the bitches, canals,
reservoirs, and the whole of the ifriga-
ton plant or plants, If any, that are
now on the said premises or which
right Of use of water right may be
vested in the heirs OF said estate.
The sale will be made on or after the
first day of May, 1918. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. of said day, and sealed bids in
writing will be received by the under
signed at Condor National Bank, Con-
don, Oregon.
The terms of sale will be cash, sub
ject to confirmation by the County
Court of Gillian county, Oregon.
Dated this End day of April, 1918.
GEO. B. DUKRK,
Administrator Of
Grant Wade Estate.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-12

After arriving at this place. I was
hustled TO the quartermaster stores
and received an awful shock. The
quartermaster sergeant spread a wa
terproof sheet on the ground and CON-
meneed throwing a miscellaneous rs.
sortment of straps. buckles and other
paraphernaila into II. I thought he
would never stop. but when the pile
reached to my knees he paused long
enough to say. "Next, No. 5217, 'Arris,
3 company" gazed in bewilderment
at the pile Of junk In front Of me. and
then my eyes wandered around looking
for the wagon which was to carry II
to barracks. ! was rudely brought 70
earth by the quarter" exclaimlng
"'Ere, you, 'op It; tyke It aw'y; blind
my eyes, 'e's looking for Is batman to
'elp i'm carry IT,"
Struggling under the load, with FIRE.
quent pauses for rest, reached our
barracks Qarge car barns), and my
platoon leader came to the rescue. II
was a marvel to me how quickly he
assembled the equipment. After he
had completed the task, he showed me
how to adjust II on my person. Pretty
soon I stood before him a proper Tom.
my Atkins in heavy marching order
feeling like an overloaded camel.
On my feet were heavy.soled boots
studded with hobnails, the toes and
heels Of which were REINFORCED by
steel half-moons. MY legs were In
cased In wooden puttees, olive drab IN
color, with my trousers overlapping
them at the top. Then woolen KHAKI
tunic, under which was a blush gray
wooden shirt, minus collar; beneath
this shirt a wooden belly band about
six inches wide, held In place by tic
strings Of white tape. On my head
was a heavy wooden trench cap, witt
huge earlaps buttoned over the top
Then the equipment: A canvas belt
with ammunition pockets, and two
wide canvas straps like suspenders
called I'D" straps. fastened to the bell
in front. passing over each shoulder
crossing in the middle of my back, ant
attached by buckles to the rear of the
belt. On the right side Of the bell
hung water bottle, covered with felt
on the left side was my bayonet ant
scabbard, and intrenching tool handle
this handle strapped to the bayonet
scabbard. In the rear was my in
trenching tool, carried in a canvas case
This tool was a combination pick anC
spade. A canvas haversack wa
strapped to the left side of the belt
while on my back was.the pack. alsC
Of canvas, held In place by two canva:
straps over the shoulders; suspended
on the bottom Of the pack was m!
mess tin or canteen in a neat LITTLE
canvas case. My waterproof sheet
looking like jelly roll, was strapped
on top Of the pack, with wooden sticl
for cleaning the breach of the rifle pro
jecting from each end. On lanyard
around my. waist hung huge jack
knife with can-opener attachment
The pack contained my overcoat, al
extra pair Of socks, change of under
wear, hold all containing knife, fork
spoon, comb, toothbrush, lather brush
shaving soap, and a razor made of tin
with 'Made in England" stamped oil
the blade: when trying to shave witt
Continued on next page
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-12

-eRaRAaR b no more necess9y
EUEbNEEN than Smallpox. Army
HEE HuHU expefienee has demonstrated
the almost Miraculous cfft-
escy, and harmiessness of Antiyphold Vaccination.
Be vaccinafed NOW BY your physician. you and
yo1r family. II Is more vital than house fnsqranee
Ask yous physician, druggist. or send fof HAVE
ycu bad Typhoikf'' telling of typhoid Vaccine,
results from uz and danger from Typhoid Csrriefs-
TIE OTTrR LABORATORY. BeRhdEf. CAL
paoeueIEs vAeeiAEs . sgngss usegR :. g eos. ueaAsa
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-12
CHAPTER u.
RIlohtY 70 Ress RIIIeta.

The next morning the captain sent
for me and informed me: "Empey, as
a recruiting sergeant you are wash
out" and sent me to training depot.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-12

Unknown = Condor Original.
IS Lots 4, 8. Block q; Lancasters
Add. Lot ., Block el............- 2As
70 vaiirus. N. P.--Eh Eh Sec. 20.
IS. is...................................... 1920
Wade. sherman-swk Sec. Z.
10 2 g., 66.n
Wade. J. F.--NEh sEA Sec.
Y "a, 2 g., 2e...................-.......... 4.Cs
Weinstein. Clara d. Denny's
Add. Arl.. Lots !, 2, II. Block
"A q; Lots IA 10 "a. Block 2..... ass
Weiss, X. F.--sh sWA Sec. 2;
NEA. EN- sEh. SWk SEX.
a sh swh Sec. II. 4 g., FL. 210.st
Welshona. Kennath N. Ian
casters Add. conden. Lots 4,
10 6. Block 0l.......-.-....-.-.-...-..- Lee
Welshons. Ida-welslons, Lots
rs !. 2. 3. 4, Block z; to 8,
Block Q: Lots 10 8, Block 4:
Lots 70 s, Block 9: Lots /,
2, Block 6; Lota l, 2. 3. 4.s,
20 Block Z; Lots 3, 4, 6. 9, T., 8.
Block s; Lots 6, o, Z. s, Block
u g.: Lots !. Z, 6. Q. Z. Block II:
Lot 4, Block Is; all Block 10;
10 all Block 20; all Block 2l....-- 1908
Wilkins. Chas. - NEA Nwh
20 Sec. l3; SEX swh. VIZ
NEA swh. WV SEX NwE
,e Sec II, 2 g., 2l................-........ 262I
Wilkes. Jesse &c. q C.s
10 End Add Condor, Lots ], 2.
II. IL. Block 31.-.................-... 2s.o6
10 Williams Est, Mrs. NJ. E.--SEA
swh. M SwA Sec. 2;
IA NEh SEA Sec. 8, 6 g.. rs. 1891
Wilson. Fred--Condon Original.
70 South n. Lot 8: N. 20 II.
Lot 4. Blk 4; c. q C.'s End
" - Add. Lots 6. Q. Z, 8. Block "a 43.7,
wisemantel Est. W. P.-Moy.
ers Add. Condor. Lots !, 2,
" BLOCK LOT
Witchey. F. B. - Sh Nwk.
10 swM NEH. swh, Sec. 8. 2
w. ~ HS.oo
"a Dated at Condor. Oregon. this lstb
day Of March. A. D. 1918.
]. w. LILLE.
50 Sheriff and Tax Collecto
OF Gillian County, Oregon
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-12

Bowling Est, Wm.-SEA Nhh,
Eh skN Sec. 20; swA
SWk Sec. 25. 2 s.. 19............
Ilrhart, Arthur-C. & C.'s End
Add Condor. Lots l. 2, Blk 21
Estes, J. M. - LanHasters Sub.
Condor. NEA OF Block "a.
Fagan, Chas. II. - E5e SWh,
VIZ SEX. SEQ. 81. / g.. 19....
Farnsworth, N.-Original Town.
site. Lots 8. 10, Block l,...........
Fletcher. 8. 3. and II, H.--I.an.
Z casters Add, Condor. Lot IL,
Block "a ,.,.......-...-.....,.......
Gibson. John - NWh MEN,
NWA SEh, Sec. 15: WV
sWA. sEA SWA. sM sEA.
Sec, IA; NWA NWh. SEN
NWA, sh NEh, Sec. 20:
sWh Nwh, NEh NV.
Sec. 20. / s., 19...a.................
Graham, Frank--sih SWH Sec.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
IN OFFICERS CAMP
COMPANY n LAD SENT ITO ENG
LlSH TRAINING SCHOOL

y Somewhere in England, Dec. 8, 1s17
Darling Mother: wish | could send
this to you in minute so as to
reassure you as to our safety.
We landed safely after fourteen
days at sea and we are, in the best
OF health, thanking God The trip
was pleasant and interesting. We
had one of the best ships on the
Atlantic. OF course ! should love to
tell you a thousand different things
but that is prohibited. Sol is going to
an officers training school in England
and will probably go back to the
states to instruct conscripts. | am
going to work hard to merit a recon-
mendation too. We are now at a rest
camp and start our training in few
days somewhere in France. do hope
dear mother that you are not worry
ing and that all of you are in the
best of health.
With Gods help if it be his wish,
we will all be together in the future.
The English people are. quite odd but
interesting. They say we are over
here to do "a job of work" and.here's
hoping it will be short job.
wish that l knew just how every
thing was at home, but of course this
Is not like corresponding in the states,
SO we shall have to learn TO be patient.
AS soon as we, get to American
Headquarters in France, / will write
you more fully Iif allowable. In the
meantime rest assured that we are
all right and please don't worry.
Write as usual Go. H, 16Sth Inf,
Saith Brigade, And Division A. e. f.
Washington, d. c. Lovingly Sol and
Ben Morris.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

in with vengeance, the mercury RED
istering 16 to 20 below zero the morn
ing Of this date.
Monday, December 10--Doctor F. n
Parker and Harry Rosebrook termir1
ated residence to go to Des Moines Al
officers in the American Live Stool
Insurance association. r. w. Val
ley chosen by the board Of supervi}
ors as county auditor to succeed Rol
E. Rowland, resigned.
Tuesday, December 11-Volley bal
tournament held at the Y M. G. A. Il
Oskaloosa. Oskaloosa team won set
ond place, being defeated for the lea
by Ottumwa.
Friday, December 14-Doctor N
Childress elected city health physical
of Oskaloosa by the city council.
Monday, December 1T-Double fun
eral Of Elijah Busby and Eliza BusbJ
his wife. -Four call men added to th
city fire department by the city cou3
Gil Charles OFT purchases til
Kramme Drug Store, No. POP Fira
avenue east. j. H. Pickett is PLACID
in charge.
Thursday, December 20--Oskalood
observes the national defense ordd
for two lightless nights each weeI
Lights first turned out on this nigh
Friday, December Fl Oskaloo9
Commercial Club tenders special hoi
orary banquet to Frederic Knight IA
gan, Americas Waltz King. selected 4
play Santa Claus in New York City
Saturday, December 22-Oskalood
had enormous holiday trade. Accidei
tai death of Mrs. w. l.. Busby at Roa
Hill.
Monday, December 24-Oskaloosal
first Municipal Christmas tree in III
band park. 'Two thousand childrd
served Christmas entertainment
and present distributions.
Saturday, December 20 Annul
banquet of the Mahaska Bar AssociI
ton at the Lacey Law Library in III
court house.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
May.

Tuesday, May Missionary socie,
ties of the Des Moines Presbytery of
the First Presbyterian church hold
convention in Oskaloosa.
Thursday, May 3-Plans for the
Standard Oil Company uptown sta
ton are accepted.
Friday, May 4-John Jeannetta is
secured for leader of the Iowa Brig
ade band and stars organizing.
Monday, May 7-Date of the Crook
ham Garage fire.
Thursday, May 10-The Oskaloosa
School Board hires Professor Shep.
pard teacher of Agriculture in the
public schools, to superintend the
Garden Club through the summer
months.
Saturday, May 12--Accidental death
of little Walter McDonough, aged 4
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Nc
Donough.
Tuesday, May 15-Robert J. Shana-
han, secretary of the Retail Merchants
association of Ottumwa, accepts the
offer of the secretaryship of the Oska-
loosa Commercial Club.
Wednesday, May 16-The Rhyns-
burger produce institution completed
work of establishing station in the
old power house on Ninth avenue
east.
Thursday, May 21-Oskaloosa city
hall offers quarters for the Iowa Brig
ade band and agreed to finish the third
floor of the Fire Department station
for use of the boys.
Sunday, May 27-Iowa's Blue Laws
were clamped down tight upon the
city. Picture shows ran and arrests
were made.
Tuesday. May 29-Death of DIR.
George p. Burtchby Death of Miss
Helen Richmond, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Richmond. Conference
between the council members and rep,
resentatives of the Traction and Light
Company.
Thursday, May 31-Class of So pu,
pills graduate from Oskaloosa High
School.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
REALTY TRANsF Err
RECENT SALES OF MAHAsK
COUNTY PROPERTY
Warranty Deeds.

Alkaline Hays and husband to De
Hays. Ell NV Sec. 2L7H16-ConI
$1.00.
B. E. Haugner and wife to B. Y
McElhinney ct al, lot Ninde
Williams Co. add Oskaloosa-Con
$1,000
Anna r. Ives and husband to Ley
is Bros. Co.. lots 1916 block G, q
Neilps add Oskalooha-Cons. $100.
Lewis w. Burlington and wife
L. p. Stanley. NE NE SW Sec. 24-7
Icons. $4,000
James S. Reynolds and wife to AM
G. Ellison, lot block s 0. P. FTI
mont--Cons. $3.50.
George w. Way and wife to A.
Rogers, lot / of 1. S. SW Sec. 1864
15-Cons. s100.
Oscar d. belong unmd. to Irwin
C. Johnson, land in Sec. 30-29-S2 Tw|
75-14-Cons. S1.00.
James w. Williams and wife to id
size NJ, Walton, pt. Benefits block
Cons. $1.00.
Joseph r. Moore and wife to Alil
v. Boatman, pit. lot AS. d. of NE n
Sec. 4.77-14-Cons. $4,000,
Yelle Westercamp and wife to Cd
c. White ct al, pit. 81 Sc Sc Sec.
75-16-Cons. S100.
Henry J. Hockedy and wife to \
dependent School District of Osld
loosa. lot S. d. of Out Lot 16 0.
Oskaloosa-Cons. $500.
t. p. Overton and wife to A.
Bensmiller, lot block 10 Houtz ad
Oskaloosa--Cons. s1.00.
Cleo e. Montgomery and wife
Anna P. Holland, lot 35 Ninde
Searle's add Oskaloosa-- Cons. SIG
J. J. Woody unmd. to G. D. Hutc
ms, Gov. Lot 8 Sec. IS and pit. 81 M
Sec 17-75-17-Cons. $1,00.
+. d. Van Ness and wife to Claud
R. Potspeich ct al, lot of |. S. of 8
NE Sec. 19-75-15-Cons. $500.
Claude R. Lotspeich and wife
Fred Van Ness, NV NV NE and i
M NE NV NE Sec. 1S-75-15-CoI
$4,000.
John Lichtenheld and wife to Nd
garet Lichtenheld, lot Is Lacey's ad
Oskaloosa-Co $700.
Quit Claim Deed.
NJ Denney and husband to Sco|
Soults, WI SW Sec. 17-77-14-Cor|
$1.00.
Chris vos to Jacob Vos, und, III
in w. Fri NV Sec. 19-77-16 and d
NE Sec. 24-77-17-Cons. $7,958.60.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
February.

Friday, February Twenty de
grees below zero.
Saturday, February 3-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry WalIing celebrate golden wed.
ding anniversary.
Sunday, February dedication OF
the First Presbyterian church, re.
built following partial destruction by
fire. Fierce blizzard RACES all day.
Zero temperature.
Monday, February 5-Homer White
buys grocery store of j. d. Ridgway.
Thursday, February 8--George An.
drews closes out business in Oska.
loosa to remove to Des Moines.
Friday, February 9-Death of Jap
Bowen
Monday, February Organization
of Mahaska County Breeders Associa.
ton. Death of Gideon L. Whitaker,
Tuesday, February 13-Entertain.
ment of 0skaloosa Country Club.
Wednesday, February IA = oska
loosa Times takes over the Oskaloosa
Book Bindery
Friday, February 16--Death Of Miss
Ella Shaw.
Monday February 19-Death of
Mrs, Nellie Cruzen, wife of J. F. Cru
zen. ,rssS
Tuesday, February 20-Penn Col
leee presented with fine telescope.
Company f Third Regiment of the
Iowa National. Guard arrives home
from Texas.
Wednesday, February 21--Conven-
ton OF Southeastern Iowa Ice Cream
Makers. AID Club organized in Oska-
loosa Oskaloosa business men get
together for luncheon at the Lacey
Hotel Fire at the c. w. Bolilnger
Jewelry Store and music house.
Friday. February 80 Organization
Of new banking institution at Wright.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
Monday. February 26-L. e. Gilbert
buys the Furnald Jewelry business.
March,.

March.
Wednesday, March Laying of the
corner stone of the new Penn College
main building.
Mo, day, March 12- Organization OF
the Penn College Building and Loan
association. Annual school election.
Wednesday, March 13-Eagles vote
to rebuild their club apartments and
home upon site of the building de-
stroyed by fire Dec. Is, 1917.
Saturday, March IL - Oskaloosa
school board opens bids upon the new
building.
Monday, March 19-Elks give an
nual minstrel entertainment.
Tuesday. March 2O--Annual Spring
c2enings.
thursday, March 22-Fitch & Nc
Culloch decide to rebuild the Bashaw
building that went up in flames in
the Dig fire Of December Is, last. w.
J. Perkins sells interest in the shoe
business of Perkins and Gosselink.
l'rif ay, March 23-Fire in the as
sembly room of the Oskaloosa High
school.
Saturday, March 24-Death of John
A. McGee.
Monday, March 26-Biennial city
election. ]. G. Harold was elected
mayor to succeed himself,
Tuesday, March 81 Accidental
death by asphyxiation of Mrs. J. l.
Marriott at her home on First avenue
east.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
SAVE AND SERVE
WITH NONE SUCH
WAR PHI.
No Top Crust
Satisfactory-Econczaical

Ask your men-folks if they can think c
anything better than good. healthy, man
sized piece Of minae pie,
\, The kind tina, Inpcdthcn, as boys mor,
than any other one. tli;igithat coohdc l,!:t
kitchen tSble@ahd that tempts thenla,lay
Then think how easy il Is wiki Ms.
SUCH MrNcE NEAR to make t.,S pii.&
your meu-folks like-easy 10 m..Se 81 SIC,
notice and so economical, Good, toe, 4.
buildings, cakes, and cookies.
1T is condensed and SO prevents wa
You add the water yourself, 1t is sac
paraffin Wrapping; no hand touches !,
your own; il keeps AVID ripens lSt
cake in the package; costs bu, iewes
Bake a NoNE sucu yVm i'ie--na I
crust. Saves -four, shortening, labor, l,cA
saves half the crust. Good, too, a..
Eoxg SUCH MNcE MEAT makes j
ad eco,omical 10 give year nlen-,o.si
3ie tl.cygw4at. 10 stgI 3A.s
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
KILLS SEVEN MULE.
IN AN EXPLOSION IN THE MINE
NEAR LoVILlA.

An explosion of dust in the Sher
Coal Company's mines, about ty
miles from Lovilia in Monroe Count
Saturday evening, was the cause
the death of seven bank mulessin the
stable quarters under ground Lit
other damage was done. The cause
the explosion is being investigate
but has not yet been determined. IT
loss in mules will amount to abo
$500.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
PIC CLUB WINNIE RS
FRANK WARD LEADS IN THE
COUNTY CONTESTANTS.

Alex Wickham, county farm agent,
has report of the ranking of the
Mahaska County Boys and Girls Pig
Club members from Ames, Iowa.
Frank Ward led with a final grade
Of 97.3. Frank jaeger followed with
88.2; Ralph Beach with 85.1; Harry
Vanderpol with Sis; Alva P. Smith
with 1917; Fay Longaker with 7S.3;
Paul E. Smith with 1853; and Marga.
ret Milkanin with 6S.1.
The final grade was made up as
follows: so per cent on the amount
of gain, 80 per cent on. the cost of
gain, and, 20 per cent on the record
and reports. ~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
Welded IS YEARS
Mr.. AND MRS. &. E. MAsTELLAR
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Mastellar cele-
brated their thirty-fifth wedding ami
versary Friday, December %, at their
home near Lacey, surrounded by chill
dren, grandchildren, and invited
friends. Although the weather was
cold nearly all responded to the invi-
tation. A fine turkey dinner with all
the trimmings was an important feat
ure of the program. The afternoon
was spent in visiting, music and knit
ting. All departed for their homes
wishing the Mastellars many happy
returns of the day.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
August.

Wednesday, August l - Southern
Iowa Fair Association voted to erect
new exhibit hall, new grand stand, and
to make other improvements at a cost
Of $10,000.00. Death of B. Birkholm,
veteran shoe repair man of the town
Thursday, August 2-Oskaloosa city
council takes up the cudgel against
the Oskaloosa Gas Company and or,
ders the corporation to vacate the
streets of the city and remove their
mains. Votes to have baby survey
of the city made.
Friday, August 3-Matter of Food
Conservation first brought to close at.
tention of the public.
Monday, August 6-Mahaska Coun,
ty Selects report for examination at
the court house before the county
board of exemption.
Tuesday, August booster trip of
Oskaloosa Commercial Club to Sig
Quincy, Keota, Richland, Hedrick and
Fremont.
Wednesday, August S-The Great
White Wax Picnic held in Oskaloosa.
Friday, August 10-Seventy-two Sc
lects were listed to report from the
county. Russell Harrison drowned in
the Des Moines river near Eveland
bridge.
Monday, August 14-Patriotic Night
and Stunt Show at Camp Allen. the
Fair Grounds. Chautauqua opened.
William Jennings Bryan made nota-
BILE address at Commercial Club.
Tuesday, August 15-Dedication of
the new Jewish Synagogue with elabo-
rate and appropriate ceremonies.
Thursday, August 16--Harry Jordan
burned to death in motorcycle fire
near Eveland. Farewell reception to
Company H at the Fair Grounds.
Friday, August IL Company II
Third Regiment of the l. N. G. left for
Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Given a
rousing send off at the Rock Island
station.
Monday, August 0-Ady McFarlan
electrocuted. LATE Young at the Com.
mercial Club dinner and addressed a
Chautauqua audience. City council
increases city levy by "a mills.
Thursday, August 23-Francis SIM
mons of Ottumwa killed in auto acct
dent
Sunday, August 26--Funeral of the
late Robert Kissick.
Monday, August 27-Opening of the
Iowa Friends Yearly Meeting.
Tuesday. August 2S-Funeral of
Henry Wetherell. pioneer resident.
builder and contractor of Oskaloosa.
!. Wednesday, August 29-Opening of
the Iowa Nazarene Assembly.
Thursday, August 30-Second Boost
ers excursion to New Sharon and
Pella
Friday, August 81 Registered shoot
of the Oskaloosa Gun Club.
September,
Sunday, September dedication OF
the new Nazarene church.
Saturday, Sept. S--Victor Fosburg