The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09

ness trip.
i Merlyn Lewis went to Ottumwa
this morning where he has accepted
a position.
Barnes City News: Marion Cruzen,
of the Oskaloosa Savings Bank, was
in town Friday.
| George c. Twaddle came down from
Cedar Falls for visit among friends
and scenes of the old home town.
Ed Haynes is enjoying the week in
the wilds along Skunk river near
Monroe, killing ducks md shooting
at quail
Mrs. +. r. Shultz, now of Avon,
near Des Moines, was in town yester.
day and to-day looking after property
interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Powell returned
from Bolton this morning where they
were present at the wedding of their
son, Earl Powell and Miss Lola RAN
son.
Delta Press: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gessman, of Oskaloosa, visited over
Sunday at the home of Rev. Burdock.
Mrs. Gessman and Mrs. Burdock are
sisters.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Con,
vey and little granddaughter, Margar-
ct, visited at Oskaloosa last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Gus Doller
and family.
Leo Baldauf who has been confined
to his home several days with a
severe illness is better to-day. He
has taken food and all symptoms are
for improvement.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. James Elder and children, of
Oskaloosa, spent Saturday in the city
at the homes of the formers sisters
in-law, Mesdames w. A. Anderson and
Charles West.
DR.. Windle returned home today at
noon from Lafayette, Ind, where he
was called on account of the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Windle. He is pleased to report that
her condition is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Clough returned
from their honeymoon trip last even
ing and are at home at 427 North B
street-or will be as soon as Jess can
get the furnace to work. 1t is little
unsafe to ask him much about it just
at present.
Thomas Golden, of Dickinson Cen
ter, New York, formerly connected
with Baldauf- Rosenblatt store arrived
in the city last evening in response
to telegram calling him to take the
place of Leo Baldauf in the store.
Leo has been seriously i'll at his home
and fearing that he might not be able
to be up for the holiday trade Mr..
Golden was summoned
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Nancy Zell-
ner, of Oskaloosa, was in town yester-
day. She has recovered from re-
cent operation on" her nose for mas
told growths.
New Sharon Star: Harold Triplett
of Fremont spent Saturday and Sun
day with Harold Sheridan at his home
in this city. The young men are
classmates at Penn college.
Eddyville Tribune: MI. and Mrs.
Tom Johnson and little daughter
Blanche drove to Oskaloosa Sunday
and visited with Mrs. Mary Dye at
the VIM. Van Ness home, as well as
paying visit to their son, George,
who is working on the section and
making his home with the Grant Dye
family. They found Mrs. Mary Dye,
who has been poorly for some time,
considerably improved and able to
be around.
Knoxville Journal: Clark Beaver,
one of the Knoxville guards at the
State Hospital, recently spent a week
in Oskaloosa going with an inebriate
who wished to spend the last days of
the life of his mother at home. Mr..
Beavers task was to guard the man
in the states interest, duty which
he performed even to the extent of
attending the funeral in company
with his charge. Iowa's confirmed
drunkards have fallen under the In
fluence of an evil star.
Eddyville Tribune: Fl. r. Chrissin-
ger and family, who have for some
months resided at Waterloo, where
Mr.. Chrissinger was in the Waterloo
Saddlery Co., have decided that Ed
dyvile is good enough for them, so
they returned to Eddyville Saturday
night and Mr.. Chrissinger closed a
deal this week whereby he became
the owner of the broom factory which
has for some time been operated by
G. c. Johnson. Mr.. Chrissinger took
his little daughter, Helen, to Oska-
loosa Monday for a visit with rela-
tives there, and ON Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Chrissinger returned to
! Waterloo to pack their household
goods and ship them to Eddyville.
NJ. Johnson, who has for years been
manufacturer of brOoms, first at
! Oskaloosa and later at Eddyville, was
forced to give up the business on ac-
count of failing health.
Dinner Csc at the Senate
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