The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-23
FIVE MORE T rom
CEDAR TOWNSHIP
FREMONT is LOYALTY DOING HER
BIT FOR The, WAR.
BIGGER BAND; LARGER STAND
School Is Out This Week. Republicans
Hold Caucus To Make Nominal
tons And Appoint Con-
Vention Delegates.

Fremont, May 22.--Five young men
Albert Brostrom, John w. Stout. Geo
Benjamin Fuller, Alonzo Lee Stout,
and William leonard Haines are in
the call of May %, from Fremont and
they will add to the already long list
of those who have gone into the SER
vice of their country before. Fremont
is Loyalty doing its share and there
will be great interest indicated by the
people here regarding their career in
the future.
Philadelphia Called.
A carload of horses were slipped
over the C. B. & @. to- Philadelphia,
Pa, by Fellers & Fry and this is
about all of the stock that was snip
ped out this week. The farmers have
been busy with planting and have
not given much attention to shipping
of live stock, but indications point to
normal conditions again next week.
More Band Room.
On account OF the concerts of the
First Cavalry Band on Saturday even
ings, and the band being quite lit
tie larger in number. than the old
Fremont band, it has been necessary
to extend the bandstand at the sides
in order to give the boys sufficient
room. The extentions are parallel with
the street and changes the appearance
of the stand considerably.
Builds Garage.
G.. w. Fellers is erecting new gar
age on the lot where the McVey house
is being built. The house is now near.
ly done and is a neat and attractive
structure. 1t is stated that during the
season Mr.. Fellers proposed to make
other improvements and may erect or
remodel other houses before long.
Personal.
c. ]. Gillett and wife of University
Park were the guests of his son DIR.
f. A. Gillett and family over Sunday
and they returned to their home on
Monday.
School is Out.
Rev. j. w. Carson delivered the SER
mon to the Senior class of the High
school Sunday evening and their class
play, 1.-The Thread of Destiny" will be
given at the Springer Garage Thurs
day evening of this week. So this week
will mark the end of the School year.
ist is GROWING.
Carl Baitsell and Fred w. Mona
have gone into the Nations service
from the Fremont High school and
this raises the Honor Roll TO Is, that
have so far responded to the call. Fred
Mona was the Superintendent of
schools at Packwood and recently re-
signed so that he could enlist.
Republicans Nominate.
At the republican caucus held at the
town hall this week, ]. B. Martin serv-
ed as chairman and A. P. Norton as
Secretary. The following candidates
were nominated on the township tick
ct: Trustee for four years, Guy Roof;
for three years, L. W. Pomeroy; for
2 years, c. j. Ruby. Justice of the
Peace, j. A Haines and w. c. Whar-
ton. Constables, John F. Moore and
w. c. Gardner. Township Clerk, J. S.
Reeves. Assessor, ]. S. McClain. Com
mitteeman, A. p. Norton. Delegates to
the county convention, A. G. Philippe,
J. s. Reeves, c. D. Randall, C. j. Ruby,
Linus Johnson and Howard Goehring
Formed Habit
Fremont seems to have formed the
habit of electing County Superinten-
dent as H. S. McVicker of Keokuk
county was elected to his present po-
sition from the Fremont schools and
with the close of this school year, A
]. Jones will in the fall take the posi-
ton of County Superintendent of Ma
haska county after most successful
administration in Fremont.