The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-23

Newton Journal: Rev.John Potter,
of this city, has accepted an invita-
ton to make an address February %,
in Oskaloosa, by Phil Kearney Post,
G. al r., the occasion being an OBJ
servance of Washington's birthday.
Rev. Potter hasfn times past given
some very able patriotic addresses
and his. Qskaloosa comrades viii no
doubt be given a treat on this oc-
casion2 3AIa9AM. 2RIaGd
Attorney John q. Malcolm thinks
himself most fortunate before the
present sitting of the supreme court.
He has triumphed in four separate
rulings that have been handed down
by the courtin Mahaska county cases.
The cases are as follows: Price VS.
Garfield Coal Company, Harrington
VS. the Iowa Central Railway, Wooster
VS. Bateman and Carver VS. Sewers
and Bryan. p.sf sors.
Mrs. M. Carey, who has been a Wis
itor at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George O.. stringfellow, left
this morning for her home in Rose
Hill. Mrs. Carey was compelled to
stop in this city by the snow block
ade while on her way to her home
from Morgan Valley, where she had
been visiting her husband and son
in their new home. Mrs. Carey ex-
poets to follow, and will join her
family in that place after the first of
March.
What Cheer Patriot: ? Ira D.. KEEL
.logg of Oskaloosa has been in this
vicinity for several days doing some
temperance missionary work, He
has also been visiting friends near
Coal Creek. MI. Kellogg is IA Will
burite Quaker and was candidate for
congressman of the Sixth district on
the Prohibition ticket last year. MI.
Kellogg filled the pulpit at the M. E..
church Sunday evening and formed
many CQudluUdnCo uor6s'
George Vincent, of Des HMoines,
formerly of this city, has accepted a
very desirable position IN the road
representing Meyer Brothers Of st.
Louis, 5 the largest drug supply
and pharmaceutical house in the
world. The gentleman,has beensgiven
territory in northwestern Iowa and
will not make Oskaloosa much to the
regret of many friends in this city,
We had hoped to have George for a
citizen again last season. He was
negotiating for the drug stock and
business at the "old Pickett stand"
corner of High avenue and First
street. The terms were not to the
liking Of the young man and he de-
cided to retain his interests else
where. Mr.. Vincent's good fortune
in gaining so excellent a position
gives pleasure to his host of friends
here and congratulations viii be gem
eral.a rsIea1f rr.I. .,, ,,r,- .'1f"
5H Chas. @. Pike 10 a sufferer with the
prevailing ailment la grippe. .-Ts'n'
, Miss Juda Wilcox, of Ottumwa, is
visiting in this city for a few days
Mrs. L. Potter, of Algona, is in the
city the guest of the Duncan MELON
ald'home. a.H.f .s. al.,t .a.Ha "
q Mrs. C.C Pike and sister, Mrs. @.
w. Carr, were visitors today with
friends in Des Moines.
J.. A. Magee was in C%enteryille to-
day looking after business affairs and
calling among friends. " ' ~
Burke, of the Baldauf-
Rosenblatt house, is contending with
a bad case Of the grippe. III ,,aT
u George w. Lafferty was in Fremont
last evening in attendance at the Ma
sonic school of instruction. '. ''"|"
Mrs. Thomas Berdinner of Abba is
in the city the guest of her sister,
Mrs. w. w. Webb, for a few days'
visit '.'' .'''. "' "'~ '.1
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse V. Long went
to ottumwa yesterday to visit at the
home Of the lady's sister, Mrs. Geo.
Bullock. d. p. ra-sn,rr.. -.- ~ or,r
,r Miss Luciele Wallet, who has been
quite ill with a touch of pneumonia,
is convaIescing rapidly and will soon
be out again. "0. a'rT @s..# $4,000
Mrs. NJ. j. Baxter, who has been
at the home of her brother,
J.. B. Baxter, returned this morning
to her home in What Cheer.
Miss Lurana Abraham was the
hostess Of a most delightful sleighing
party last evening in which twelve of
her girl friends participated
o Mrs, O. @. Rainstead, who has been
making her home in this cityforsev -
eral months past, left this morning
for her home in Des Moines.
Miss Madge Pettitt, of ottumwa,
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