The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-23
vest selling his iced stabIe property

Mrs. T. j. Shipley, Mrs. Caroline
Adams and Mrs. Charles Leighton
establish the "Woman's Exchanged
in the wall psper room of the Beech
Ter drug store on First avenue east.
Berry and Hedrick put in fine
bowling alley in the Elks' building
corner of First street and Second
avenue.
s. J. Dutton retires from the gro
Gerry and crockery business and en-
tiers the real estate and insurance
business.
The d. y w. Tea Company occupy
new quarters on High avenue remov-
ing to room specially fitted up for
them by Mrs. Ed Parks.
F. "a. Dunbar and L. L. Solomon,
of Plattsmouth, Neb., installed a
bowling alley in the Mas mic bust
ness room of First avenue east.
j. G. Harold establishes real
estate, loan and commission business
in the Gibbs block on North Market
street.
E M. Hammond purchases the in
terest of E, d. Brewer in the Brewer
shoe Company, north side park.
Dr.. j. e. Brown, veterinary sur
geon leaves oskaloosa for field in
Chattanooga, Tenn. His place is
filed by F. F. Parker, graduate Of
Ames Agricultural College.
Frank Tousley retires from the
cigar business 10 the city of Oska-
loosa, j. W. Hetherington purchas-
ing the brands the gentleman has In.
factory and trade. Mr.. Tousley
locates at Oelwin.
Benjamin Slemmons removes his
grocery from the DR. CLARK building,
corner of First street and B avenue
to the Evans block, the location of
the Evans Bros. gror cry business,
which was disposed of to Sheppard &
Co.
A. Rinden disposes of his interests
in feed and sale stable on North b
street to E. Fahrney, of Marshall
town.
The Ideal Heating Co, purchased
the George Greasby foundry on South
Market, south of the Rock Island
tracks The property is later taken
and operated by Joe Risney and At
gust Gottslich.
II. w. Gleason, of Chicago, returns
to the practice of law in the city of
Oskaloosa, office over the Neagle
grocery.
George Allanson establishes Iowa
Ger trail catering depot, lunch room
and supply station. Same is con-
tinued under management of ALLAH
son estate, Allanson being deceased
during the year.
r. T. Madden purchased the bank
rupt stock of Popofsky & Bernstein
at the corner of High avenue and d
street and is now in possession of the
business.
w. A. Flint, Of Hoopston, Ills, pur-
chased the s j. Dutton stock of
groceries and dishes and closed it out.
Ed Sloan & Company form associa-
ton to handle running horses and
purchase number of tiue animals.
Lawrence Adlon starts new jew
elry and repair business and bench
10 the Staten & Rinehart room on
First avenue west.
Ed Hoover and Joe Bishop engage
in fruit sale commission business in
room formerly occupied by Frank
Underwood. Mr.. Hoover being de-
ceased later the BUSINESSES continued
in Frank Barlow place, High Ave.
west.
J. E. VerPloeg comes to the city
and establishes an attorneys office
in Gesman Brothers.
Ed Prichett, attorney, comes to
O5kaloosa for the practice of law.
R. J Baker establishes a horse
buyiag market at ths old Hagan
stable on High avenue west.
George M. Evans OF New Sharon
opens poultry purchasing station in
the city of Oskaloosa with Bradbury
market.
Brotherhood OF Railway Conduct
ors transfers lodge from Marshall
town to this city.
Frank Brewer opens real estate
Office in the city north side park,
Doctor @. E. Todd discontinues
practice of medicine in Oskaloosa
removing to Los Angeles. His prac-
tice and Office place is occupied by
DR.. A. H. Eddy.
O. @. Rose establishes himself in
typewritng and stenographer public
station in the Hotel Downing.
FIN. Whitney establishes a buying
and selling agency and employment
bureau.
Samuel j. Boram establishes
pantatorium dye works and clothing
repair shop in Gibbs building under
Oskaloosa Shoe Company.
William Burnside & Son takes pos
session of new Office building corner
of High avenue and d streets.
The Utter Millinery Company rent
north room on Gibbs block on North
Market street and open stock Of mil
linery goods.
Mahaska County Bank--arranges to