The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-11-20


Conductor Frank Carter, of Oska-
loosa, lie being substituted on the runs.
Abba Union: Ben Buxton, of Bux-
ton, was training his automobile in
Abba Tuesday. She goes like John
Chinaman's electric car. When these
get down to the basis of fine carriages,
and such these engines of swift travel
will, they will be as common as bicy-
Giles. Mr.. Buxton is never last in any
race.
T. B. Cookery, district freight and
passenger agent of the M, X. s. 7.
Ry. Co., was down from Des Moines
yesterday caring for the interests of
his line. v. A. Rossback, who has
been in that city connected with the
Milwaukee, has resigned his posi-
ton to enter business for himself in
Chicago.
The Right Reverend Bishop Morri-
son, of Davenport, is in the city for
the conducting of services at the
Episcopal church tomorrow. A class
is to be confirmed in the evening. The
Bishop is being entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kali
bach, on Seventh street, during his
stay in the city.
The regular session of the East End
whist club this week was with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. O. Pike at their home
on First avenue east and very pleas
ant occasion is reported. Mrs. Chas.
Huber and o. 8. Ellis were the first
honor winners for the evening and
Sam Baldauf and Mrs. Rosenblatt
were at the other end OF the list.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. F L. Schuy-
Ter nee Maude Boyle, accompanied
by Mrs. Boyle, are in the city for a
few days. visit with w. W. Craddick
and family. Mrs. Schuyler has been
making Oskaloosa her home for the
past few years but will remove to OF
tumwa in a few days, where her hus-
band has a position with the Iowa
Telephone company.
w. s. Lacy left last evening via the
Rock Island for st, Joseph, Mo-, to
Join the Association Male Quartet,
which will sing at the Missouri Y, M.
Q. A. state convention which meets
in st. Joseph next week. Mr.. Lacy
will take the place of Mr. Paul Gilbert,
of Duluth, the first tenor, who is I'M
able to attend the meeting. He ex-
poets to be gone week or ten days.
Monroe Mirror: Rev. @. O. Meek
was installed as pastor of the United
Presbyterian church Friday evening.
Rev. H. v. Comm, of Oskaloosa,
preached the sermon and presided.
Rev w. w. WOODBURY., of Grinnell,
delivered the charge to the pastor.
The sermon and the Charges" were
all of high order, founded on Gospel
truth, and we're impressive through
out.
Pella's Newsblad: Miss Anna JAMS
ma Is Maandag OPP reis geweest. Ze
vertrok met den avondtrein naar Os-
kaloosa ON hare custer die daar in
betrekking is op te zoeken, en- keer-
de den anderen dag's morgens vroeg
weer terng. We eaten opt kantoor
al in angst dat onze letterpikster veg
zou blijven, maar getrouw aan hare
belofte ON Dinsdag morgen weer op
haar post to zijn: kwam re toch weer.
Newton Journal-Mark Norman,
of Sioux City,is now a resident of
Newton and will soon open up an Office
in connection with Edward Haines for
the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Philadelphia. The mem.
bers of this firm are rustling young
men and will command their share of
of the business. Mr.. Norman with
his wife and two babies are located in
the Forbes property on Angle street.
Mrs. George Fraker has entertained
company during the week at her home
on High avenue east. The first en-
tertainment was an afternoon for a
company of ladies'. The Schmitt or
chestra was present and made the
occasion doubly pleasant with their
music. Thursday evening a six-hand-
ed euchre contest entertained a num-
Der of guests. Mrs. j. F. MCNEIL
won first honors, Chas. Huber had
the most lone hands and Sam Baldauf
had the consolation award.
MRS. Herman Giese, of Peoria,
ILL.,, is in 1.-THE city for few weeks
visit with her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Giese," says the
Observation-Disclosures Republican. Mr..
Giese, who is baggageman on the
Central night runs, and 6, between
Abba and Albert Lea, is going to be
transferred soon to the and 6 runs
from Cskalooss to Peoria. Until the
transfer is made Mrs. Giese will re-
main here with her husbands par