The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

n a. Targeart, Of o~skaioosa, was
In town Tuesday.
Eli williams OF Hamilton has been
visiting relatives and friends here.
Lester Blckneil, who has been en-.
ployed here, spent Sunday at Kirk
vile.
Peter Gaas and II. Van der Pol OF
Pella were business callers here
Monday.
Carl odem, Cal Powell and Frank
Coryell were in oskaioosa Monday
on business.
Mrs. Jennie Haywood, who had
been visiting in ottumwa, returned
home Tuesday.
Eph watkins has been nursing a
very sore hand his afiictlon being
caused by c~arbuncles.
Wig Harding will leave next Tues.
day for Wichita, Kans, TO spend
three weeks with relatives.
The Eddyville Telephone company,
issued a new subscribers list this
week. They now have 200 phones.
Miss Sadie Cecil and a little friend
drove over from Buxton Tuesday and
visited at the A. l.. Cecil home.
The protracted meetings closed at
the Church OF Christ Sunday evening
after continuing for three weeks.
Mrs. r. ]. Clark was called 70
Ellston Wednesday afternoon to be
with her sister. who rs seriously III,
A. Il. Greenway aud family, OF oska
loosa. were Sunday visitors with MRS.
Greenway's mother, Mrs. Anna Tier.
ney.
@. w. Wilson moved his store from
the DIR. Vance building TO Mrs. A. o..
Caldweil's building Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
Arthur Epperson and Miss Jean.
nette True, who are students nj Iowa
college at Grinnell, spent Thanksgiy.
ing at home.
70. q. Kussart will put up a large
quantity OF ice here this winter and
will engage in the ice business on an
extensive scale.
Miss Mollle Kent OF o~skaloosa, In
company with Ralph McBath, came
down Thursday and spent Thanks
giving with her cousin, Mrs. Otto
Mayer.
Mrs. Howard Hedrick OF Deg
Molnes came "wednesday afternoon
10 spend Thanksgiving with her bro.
Their, o. II. seifert, and sister, Mrs.
N. d. Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Myrlck Of Blur
Creek departed Wednesday night for
La Plata, Mo-, TO spend Thanhgiy'
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Coz,
formerly OF this place.
Among tho recent ottumwa bust.
ness callers were w. r. Gray, y. n.
Elliott and Chas. Ogden on Monday;
Mesdames w, q. Ross, Il. M. haunt
paugh and Frank Oldham On Tuesday.
Miss Matte, Rhode, who spent the
summer in Chicago and Burlington,
returned homo Tuesday evening on
account OF Thanksgiving. Her SIS
tors little daughter from Burlington
came with her.
The Odd Fellows had work in the
second and third degrees Wednesday
night and also nominated officers.
Chas. and Alfred Cook and John Nc
Neise OF Giyin Lodge All, and Mr..
Ward OF the Kirkyille lodge were In
attendance.
The 2S-acre farm owned by Frank
Wells, and located about O mile ana
q half south OF town, was purchased
Tuesday by M. L. Clark OF Hodrick.
Mr.. Clark paid $500, on close 70 800
per acre. Mr.. Wells viii buy a farm
elsewhere and II II likely that Mr..
Clark will move ON the place. The
deal was made BY Beamcr Bros.
ed Shields and Levi Lore returned
Tuesday afternoon from q ten days
trip 10 Colorado. They attended the
Grand Conciaye Of the Ycomen az
Colorado Springs, and also took in q
number OF scenic routes and places
Of interest Mr.. shields reports
meeting Wesley Ward, formerly OF
this place. but now employed at Vic.
tor, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Presley IAForce and
daughter, who live northwest OF town.
departed Wednesday night for Mon
rovia, Calf, 10 spend tho winter with
relatives. I'D la Force, who has
been living on r. J. Tharp's tenant
farm. win move upon his fathers
farm, and Clarence Tharp mover
from the r. W. odem farm TO his
fathers place.
The following are tho subjects uD-I
on which Rev. A.EKepford IL preach
Ing at the Congregational church this