The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-08

Gus Drinkle purchases interest in
the machine shop of N. w. Pond, on
High avenue east.
Davis Brothers tobacco business
Incorporated, William M. Evans,
Jenkin and John Davis incorporators.
Dakota and Manitoba Land Com
pany Incorporated, Oskaloosa made
location Of central Offices. George
Heaton, secretary.
George NJ. Evans establishes Oska-
,oosa Egg Delivery.
Sherman England leases the "Qua-
Ier" Livery of the owner, AID Wright,
for a term of three years.
Frank Eisiminger purchases the
| chop house and restaurant business
Of Al Mendenhall, Bowery location.
Elks of Oskaloosa open fine new
iodge and club quar.ers.
Episcopal church dedicated.
Fisher Brothers open cigar shop in
old Savings Bank" place in the "a
of the Davis Brothers shop, First ave-
ME west. Later shop is removed to
rooms over Cruzen's grocery.
Fitch Brothers, r. F. and Walter,
remove harness business from north
side to building purchased by them
on High avenu west, next west of
Sam Baldauf.
Simon ~Furstenberg establishes bus
mess of Oskaloosa Bottling Company
in Peter Nelson grocery building,
on High avenue west.
The Fair" store, general merchan-
High avenue, where it purchased bus
mess of Popofsky C Bernstein, to
Matter building on West First ave-
nue.. Business was afterwards re-
moved from city.
B. G. Falls is made trainmaster of
Iowa Central, vice E. E. Kerwin, re-
signed, and Fred Melin is nov Chief
Dispatcher of the road.
l.. r. Geneva removes his market
house from the Winters building on
High avenue west to the Dennis Rob-
inson" corner, High avenue and A
street, and again to the ]. P. Hiatt
property, former location of post
office.
Gesman Bros. & Grant realty firm
becomes Gesman Bros. & Wheeler,
with office in Pella and branch office
in Missouri.
Green & Bentley prepare to handle
jobbing business of wall paper and
sporting goods.
Green Candy Company move from
Wightman building on High avenue
east to elegant new home in Harris
building near Market street.
Herald, Hoffman, Bros. owners, re-
moved to new quarters erected by E.
II. Gibbs on North Market street.
Hawkeye Lumber Company adds to
its holdings by purchase of a property
at North English.
Joel Hirsch disposes of his Racket
stock to Morris Hirsch.
Superintendent c. p. Huntington OF
Iowa Central resigns his position to
accept superintendency of New Jer-
sey. The family removes to the east.
Mr.. J.. A. Davis succeeds to the posi-
ton in Oskaloosa and brings family
from Parsons, Kansas.
S. p. Hawkins removes music store
from First venue east to Wightman
building on High avenue east.
Hamilton and Messenger incorpor-
ate for hardware business. Retire
ment of Frank Hamilton from bust
ness.
A. and Frank Hamilton acquire the
business of the Hubbard Hardware Co.
afterwards disposing of the same to
r. e. Redman to engage in coal trade.
Henderson's addition to the city OF
Oskaloosa added TO city, plat by j. y.
Henderson and F. E. Green.
Hawkins Bros, Win and Eli, dispose
of their livery barn location to T., M.
C. A. for site of new building. Have
temporary Office in Bradbury market
ON High avenue east and stables at
Quaker livery.
Hawkeye Shoe Company incorpor-
ated. Name changed from corporate
name Of e. d. Brewer Shoe Co.
Hooking Coal Co., Z. H. Gibbs and
associates sell interests to new COM
pany. of which G.. w. Sewers is presi-
dent.
Iowa Telephone Company. Cloyd
Potter is appointed superintendent OF
local exchange vice Mr.. Schuyler trans
ferred to Ottumwa.
N. c. johnson, of E~ddyville, pur-
chased Oskalcosa Broom factory.
e. Z. Kerwin resigns position OF
trainmaster with Iowa Central to &C
cept like place with Central Ry. OF
New Jersey.
Kalbach Lumber Company occupy
new Offices and lumber sheds at cor
liner First avenue and B street.
r. e. McConaughay purchases Graf
tic barber shop in basement OF Evans