The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13


| George Martin, passenger agent o
ne Iowa Central came in from thu
BAD Saturday for a visit at h0mt
nd few holrs In his office here.
II. L. Fitzgerald is home from a ter
/ lays trip to Chicago where he was
4 ngaged in purchasing machinery fol
lis new house and in taking a course
II instruction Incidental to his work
Mrs, A. P. Nichols. OF Aledo, VI.
ind Mrs. Vim. A. Ray, of Boston
lass. are visiting their sister, Mrs
s. Nichols. 300 X avenue east. This
the first time the sisters have heeu
ogether for II years.
Wilbur Hahn. of Council Bluffs, who
las been visiting his brother, George
iIailn. has returned to his home. He
"ill return to the city with wife and
'amily about March first for perma-
.ens residence.
Miss Hazel Cook of Oskaloosa and
Hiss Maude Hoskins and brother,
<. Hoskins, of Wright, who have been
It Payton, Iowa, attending the Snyder
Neant nuptials, and visiting with rel
,tives and friends in DeN Moines, have
returned to their homes.
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)
Miss Laura Burns of Chicago, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. d. Nc
Clean
Miss Anna Kuntz was passenger
yesterday afternoon for Denver, Colo,
for a visit with friends and relatives.
Murle LeRue returned this morning
to mis- home at Waterloo after spend
ing a couple of weeks in the city Wis
ting among friends +. .- ~
Mrs. M. Maynard and son Gerald,o
New Sharon, returned this morning to
their home after a visit here with
Mrs. J. H. Crowder.
Rex Morrow and ]. Hamilton, of AL
bia, left last evening for their home
after spending few days in the city
visiting among relatives and friends
Mrs. Wilson, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in the city
was passenger last evening via the
Iowa Central for her home at Elko.
Nevada.
MessrS. B. F. and Lewis Cruzen
went to Corning last night, called
there by the serious illness of their
brother, George Cruzen.
Donald Hull. who lives west of the
city, was passenger via the Rock
Island this morning for Ell Reno.
Oklahoma, where he will spend the
winter with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Terrell, who have
been visiting at the parental Terrell
home on C avenue east, since Novem-
Der were passengers for their home at
Lon Angeles, Cal, yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. ]. Milton williams was a
passenger last evening via the Iowa
Central for Kansas City, where she
will assist her husband who is hold
ing a revival meeting in that city.
Richard Caldwell, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
this city for over month, returned
this morning to his home at Graham.
Texas, going via tae Rock Island Ry.
Geo. Alderman, of Fremont, was a
passenger today for Chicago, accom-
panying -four car loads of fine cattle
raised on one of his farms near FIRE.
mont under the supervision of Mr..
Akeman's nephews.
Walter Stanley of the ]. B. McGreg-
or Furniture Co, is able to be about
his duties again after being laid up
for few days on account of a nail
that he ran in his foot while working
in the repair room at the store.
Barney Mason took his two year old
colt to Lexington, KY, last evening
via the Iowa Central. Mr.. Mason is
taking the colt to the big futurity
race for two-year olds. Probably a
month or so will be taken in training
the horse.
Saturday Globe: George Delong
was in the Globe Office the other day
seemingly hale and hearty at eighty
three. He heard General Harrison
speak at Lancaster, Ohio, in 1910
came to Iowa before the Indians left,
was made a Mason in Oskaloosa in
1853 and claims to be the oldest ma
tive Mason in Mahaska county. Now
if any of you old boys desire to dis.
pute his claim, come along. Uncle
George will also probably be willing
to run you foot race.
Frank Brown, Of Fremont, was IN
the city yesterday arranging and COM
pleting a land deal that will add $50
acres to his already large farm. Mr..
Brown has 200 acres OF fine land 2h
miles south of Fremont and has pur-
chased an additional 100 acres from
Frank collars. The price paid was
$3.50 per acre and the farm lies four
nfifes south of Fremont This makes
$50 acres that Mr.. Brown now pos.
sesses. To Illustrate the prosperity
OF the farmers in general 1t can be
truthfully said that Mr. Brown had at
the time Of mis- marriage 26 years ago,
av,z4 alnJlar To-, HI, ,,.aaIxoS 4t.s.