The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-01-27

morning via the Rock island for Chi
cago and Evanstown, Ill. Mr.. Shaw
goes to Chicago on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Word has been received OF the safe
1 arrival of Carl Mobley at his home
in whittier, Cal Mr.. Mobley was In
oskaloosa for some time visiting with
l friends and relatives.
Guy White, representative of NJ.
Kimball & Co, with headquarters in
/ Chicago, IS home, for brief visit
rs the parental H. l. White home on
North Ninth street.
Mrs. NJ. c., Lewley, of Cashmere,
Washington. who has been visiting
friends and relatives In this city, went
to Richland, Ia, this morning for a
short visit with relatives there.
Mrs. II. N. Gum is lying quite i'll
at her home on A avenue East OF q
trouble resembling paralysis. She has
been i'll for term of months, but Is
recently in a more serious condition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Spencer and
daughter, Mrs. Sherman. departed
Saturday evening en- route for Naples.
Italy on an extended pleasure and
sightseeing trip covering several
months.
Geo. Martin, district passenger
agent of the Iowa Central, was a pas
senger via the Rock Island this morn
ing for Des Moines. Mr.. Martin goes
10 Mason City and Clear Lake from
Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ashway were in the
city Saturday in search of residence
as they intend to make OskaloosaI
their home. Mr.. Ashway is an engin
eer on the Tracy branch of the Bur
lington railroad.
Word has been received that R. 5,
Stanley, who recently went to Chica-
go for an operation on his Jaw, has
successfully passed through the opera
ton and is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Master John ID. Stocker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. e. Stocker, No. 9l4 First
avenue East, who has been iii with
typhoid fever, has passed the crisis
after a severe sickness OF three
weeks, and better symptoms are OBJ
served.
Mrs. Walter McCarty, who has
been visiting at the Walter Campbell
home for the past month, returned
home ON Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell went with her for
weeks stay at the DR.. A. l.. McCarty
home. in the Capitol city.
Lew Davenport last week received
a handsome Acknowledgement OF SER
vice from the Rock Island company
in the form of life pass for himself
and wife over the Rock Island Sys'
tenn. Mr.. Davenport has been in the
Rock Island service through a period
of twenty-five years. During his resi-
dence in Oskaloosa he has made hosts
Of friends who will be pleased to
learn of the recognition his efforts
have received.
(From Tuesdays DaiiyJ
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Boyce were Rock |
Island passengers yesterday Tor
Pierce. Nebraska. wher they viii
spend the winter visiting among rel
atiyes and friends.
Miss Bertha Hummiston, OF Esther,
Oklahoma, who has been visiting Os-
kaloosa friends, has gone to Chicago
20 accept a position in the printing
establishment operated by her brother.
Mrs. f. Jones and Mrs. Margaret
Williams, OF Chippewa Lake, Ohio,
we're passengers last evening for their
homes after spending few days al
the VIM. ]. Davis and Thomas Ed
wards homes in Beacon.
Prof. and Mrs. Neumeister. OF Day-
export. who have been in the city for
Inc past week visiting at the home oil
their mother, Mrs. j. w. Finley. 4O4
South Third street, departed last even
ing via the Rock Island for San An.
tonic, TEXAS. where uhey will locate.
The Herald is in receipt of copy
Of the Chronicle-News OF Trinidad,
Colorado containing an advertisement
Of the ''vermilya Grocery" with F. l..
Chrigtie, Manager. There is no doubt
about the business being a success
with Mr.. Christie at the helm, but 10
cal friends will regret to learn that
this good family has decided to leave
Oskaloosa and locate in the West.
@. well known Oskaloosa boy the
saIida QColorado) Mail says: Mana
ger II. l.. Tucker. formerly connected
with the Isis, received a telegram
Tuesday to go TO Cresson, Iowa, 10
take the management OF the Comet
Theatre. This appointment means
good thing for Manager Tucker, the
Comet being large vaudeville thea
ire, with a seating capacity OF 1900
PEOPLE. He left on No. 16 Tuesday.
Rev. Frederick B. Palmer. ID. d.,
pastor OF the First Baptist church OF
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