The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-02-03

i attendance at the funeral of family
friend and former resident of Oska.
loosa. Henry Knecht.
Abe Voss, formerly resident OF
! this vicinity. but for number OF
/ years citizen and farmer of Chart
ton county, Missouri, is here for a
few weeks visit with his children.
Mrs. Retha Franklin, of Des Moines
! is the guest of Mrs. Elmer Houck,
No. 915 South Second street The
ladies depart Thursday for Cadiz,
the east with Mr.. Franklin and in
Ohio. to spend couple of months in
visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Eddy, who has been in
has returned to her home in Oskaloo-
sa, accompanied by her little nephew
Master Nelson Eddy, who will visit
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leander Eddy, at their home on South
d street.
George Overture and Will limerick
have resigned their places in the
Prime G Co. grocery on High avenue
west W. E. Bradley and Frank
Perry well known nd popular grocery
men of the city and Jay Welton who
has had a store at Wright have ac-
cepted places in the store. i
Pop" Hickman, of Keokuk, father
of Guy Hickman. has been in Oska-
loosa couple of weeks, engaged in
painting scenery and property for
Manager J. M. Miller for the tent
show that will be sent on the road
from Oskaloosa this season. In ad'
dition to being scenic and fresco
artist Mr.. Hickman is a sign writer
of ability and has done some credit.
able work in lettering the property
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis F. Everett
were at Grinnell last week attending
the Poweshiek county Short Course
held at that place and they have
much to say in commentator of theI
classes conducted. The attendance
was a little under the Mahaska Coun-
ty classes but they had several ad'
ditional features not attempted at
Oskaloosa meeting. For example
there were classes for the girls and
the boys that taught innumerable
little things. useful about the house
and the farm that the younger mem
bers of the family can do. Mrs
Everett won a nice prize at the eX-
hibit. There was class in which a
twenty dollar clock was offered for
the best ten ears of corn of any var
iety exhibited by lady. Mrs. Ever
EFT picked out each ,ear of her entry
herself and won first prize and the
clock over seventeen other contest
ants. She is. to be pardoned II she
has little extra pride In the accom-
plishment. During their stay IN
Grinnell Mr.. and Mrs Everett were
guest sat the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Beard. The ladies are sisters.
(From Wednesdays Daily1
Rex Cruzen went to Knoxville yes
terday afternoon. ca.
Ed WdlIOH WSIlt ~ DCo -AS'hSS "'AAS
morning on business mission.
Judge Byron w. Preston went to
Montezuma yesterday on court mat
tiers.
DIR. ]. S. Henderson went to Des
Moines this morning to care for busl'
ness matters.
George Vance went to Centralla,
Mo-. last evening to care for busi-
ness affairs.
Jas A. Dewitt went to Sigourney
this morning to attend the February
term of court.
Warren Emery was passenger
last evening via the Iowa Central for
S. D.
Emil Zens was a business passen-
ger this morning via the Iowa Cen.
trail for Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. c. Williams went to Sigourney
this morning to attend the opening OF |
the February term of district court.
Chas. Brown went to EFdon last ev-
ening, accompanying the Texas car OF
land seekers. He returned today.
Mrs. j. J. Bridges was passenger |
via the Iowa Central last evening for |
Crowley, La, for visit with her son. |
Mrs. Fred Young, OF Ottumwa, is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Emma
Silvers, No. 613 Eighth avenue west.
MIR. and Mrs. F. c. Armour went to
yesterday afternoon for
a brief visit with friends and rela.
tives.
"A. j. Augustine and w. G.. West |
we're passengers last evening via the
Iowa Central for Blackfoot. Idaho, on
an extended trip.
Elmer Root, cashier OF the Delta |
Savings Bank, passed through the
city last evening enroute for New
Sharon on business.
l.. T. Shangle went to Sigourney
this morning where he will attend the
February term OF court, opened there
yesterday by Judge X =. Willcockson.