The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-02

}. Joe Taylor who has been down a
}. on duck hunting trip, returned Sat
nrday with his limit, forty fine IA
I birds, and number Of the boys yes
terday enjoyed the roast mallard il
consideration of Joe's craftsmanship
: Miss Vivian Pearson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Pearson, No. 1907
A avenue west, was taken seriously
i'll Saturday with nervous prostration
Her condition at first was thought tC
be critical, but she rallied Sunday and
her chances for recovery are much
better today.
Frank Harmon, of Mason City, was
Visiting 0skaloosa friends Sunday and
he talks like real Booster" He
states that the Mason City CONNER
lcial Club have come down with the
cash or made pledges for a big adver.
Using fund and are entering upon a
wide spread compaign of publicity for
the town. An experienced secretary
who is to devote his undivided time to
Mason City has been hired by the
club and they are going after things
Another big cement concern the same
las located and number of other
labor employing institutions are in
Isight. Several new business blocks
are in course of construction and more
are contracted. He thinks Oskaloosa
might catch the key note from the
pitch of Mason City's tune.
Roy Wymore went TO Harvey this
morning where he will assume the
leditorship of the Harvey News. Art
Mccoy who has been conducting tho
lpaper with success for the past year
has gone to Malcolm, Iowa, where he
takes over the old established paper
The Leader Mr.. Wymore has been.
connected with the Herald for the
past six years, and although he has
been in school part of that time, he
has pretty well mastered the art pre-.
servative, and has learned the value
of new and comment. We doubt not
that Roy will make fine success of
the News and will quickly win his
way into the good graces of all people
with whom he comes in contact. The
best wishes of his many friends will
go with him to his new field of oper-
atoms. Both Mr.. Wymore and Mr..
Mccoy are Oskaloosa boys and are
professionally the product of local
print shops. ..ts... s.-..-s-...-.
John Henley, of Brighton, was see
ing Oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Sells, of Cairo. H., is Wis.
iting Oskaloosa friends this week.
Geo. NJ. Evans arrived home last
night from a business trip at State
Center.
Miss Florence Mason has gone to
Martinsburg to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Max Carter.
Jacob Cole and family are moving
from their former home on the Pella
road to the John b. Holt farm west
of Beacon.
Mrs. Anna Croft, who has been
visiting Oskaloosa friends several
days, returned to her home in PEG.
ria this morning.
Newton Record: Messrs Fred Ko-
der and Watkin Griffith, of Oskaloo-
sa have been guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. John Chaplain.
Miss Madge Miller, of Ottumwa,
and Miss Faye Riley, of Fairfield, are
guests at the home of their cousin,
Miss Jessie Miller, No. S27 North L
street.
S. w. Kentfield, of rural route No.
out of Oskaloosa, will move this
week to the Ruan farm near Givin.
Mr. Alder will occupy the farm va
Gated by the Kentfields.
Miss Emma OFT and Mrs. Matte
Fuller, who have been in Chicago
for several days in the interests OF
the Miss OFT millinery store, return
ed home Saturday evening
Hubert Peckham, who is the Penn
College representative on the state
oratorical association, goes to the an.
nual meeting at Toledo, at the Lean.
der-Clarke College tomorrow.
Word comes from Mrs. !. NJ. Gibbs
that she is improving nicely at the
sanitarium at Rochester. Her sister
Miss Eva Dodge, will go to Rochester
this evening to remain a few days,
and then the ladies will return home.
Eddyville Tribune: A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Morris,
of Aladdin, Wyoming, on Monday,
February, 20, 1911. Mrs. Morris, who
will be better known as Miss Stella
Holloway, is at the home of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Holloway. in Os
kaloosa.
News has reached Oskaloosa of the
birth of twin babies, boy and girl
to Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Human, Of
Fort Collins, Colo. Mr. Human will
be remembered in Oskaloosa as man
ager of the Oskaloosa Creamery and
Mrs. Human as Miss Ethel Charlton,
librarian of the Oskaloosa public II.
brary.
Anamosa Reformatory Press: The
singing of Messrs. Johnson and Poder
at last Sundays devotional services
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