The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-04

Editor A. P. Norton, of the Fremont
Gazette, came up yesterday afternoon
game and to attend the Commercial
Clubs banquet.
Knoxville Journal: Ralph Worstell
whose prospects for employment at
Oskaloosa were mentioned a month
ago, now has permanent situation as
clerk with the Green & Bentley drug
firm of that place.
Harvey News: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Laughlin went over to Oskaloosa
"Wednesday to visit with their son-in-
law, George Brown, who recently re-
turned from Colorado, much improved
In health, and has entered into The in
surance business in 0skaloosa.
Thomas Davis, representing Davis
Brothers Cigar Company on the road,
resumed his work for the company this
morning after confinement at home
of over fifteen weeks. Mr.. Davis was
injured on the Iowa Central during the
month of February and recovery from
tho effects was necessarily slow.
independence Bulletin: Frank
Hatch, of Oskaloosa, visited with
his Hazleton and Independence friends
in this vicinity the Lass Of the week.
Mr.. Hatch rented a small fruit farm
near Oskaloosa last fall, upon which
he is living He is not contented in
that part of the state, however and
will return to Hazelton at the expira
ton of the year.
Miss Ethel Holdsworth, who has
been attending the OskaloOsa schools,
making her home with her aunt, Mrs.
George Hufford. wen, TO her homa In
Kellogg yesterday afternoon to spend
the summer. Master George Holds
worth was an overSunday visitor
with his sister, Miss Ethel Holds
worth
/ Knoxville Journal: Ward and Ho-
bart Little, and the Iatter's youngest
son, Willie. VINO had been here on a
two weeks, visit at the Charles Little
home, started on the return trip to the
Pacific Coast Tuesday. Ward and
Hobart are sons of Mr.. and Mrs. uhas.
Little. ne former resides at rort.
land, Oregon, the latter at Seattle
Washington. Mrs. Chas. Little and
her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Vertz, ac-
4 nj aI nc far Hes
| Moines.
Major John F. Lacey arrived home
this morning from his campaign trip
about the state. He spoke at Winter
set Monday evening to large and en-
thusiasIic Allison meeting. He had a
hard drive across country to make
connections to reach home today to
vote. Mr. Lacey states that every
where he found Allison gains. The
isentiment for him has everywhere in
creased. Mr.. Lacey is confident of the
Victory of Allison over Cummins. He
thinks the vote polled will be full ex-
preston of the wishes of the people
land he expects big vote.
Lafayette Young. Jr, of Des Moines,
who was one Of the speakers at the
Oskaloosa Commercial Club banquet
last evening. was guest of his friend,
Henry Frankel. while in town. Mr..
Young is son OF the versatile Lafe
Young. who has made wonderful sue
cess OF his Des Moines Capital Lafe
Junior Is now business manager OF the
paper. and most energetic young
man who viii give the Capital an era
of even greater success and usefulness.
Mr.. Young expects to leave about the
goth of this month for three months
sojonrn in Europe. He is typical
specimen OF the coming manhood OF
Iowa. cultured. honest and fearless.-
a young man who really believes in the
glorious advantages and prospects Of
the state. and who Is willing TO give OF
his time aud means In pointing out "a
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