The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

I passengers This morning via the Roc
: Island for Mission, Texas, wher
! they will make their future HON,
They stop in Des Moines for brie
/. visit before going to Texas.
Sylvester. Vet Thomas, a pior
eer mine worker of the old Muchak
mock field, and who for years wa
known as resident of Givin, was il
the city last week. coming for Wis
it from his home at Cauyhoga Falls
Ohio, where he now lives. in retire
ment from active service. He will b,
here, at Givin, Colfax and o;hel
camps for number of weeks.
Diedrich Beckmann, an old resi-
dent of the city and one of The pfon
eer cigar manufacturers of the dis
| trict. is lying at the point of death
at his home over 214 South Market
strees. He has been suffering with
paralysis for a number of months
and has been practically helpless.
His condition is extremely critical
today and it is doubtful if he, can
survive the night.
Mrs. S. r. Crissy is en- houte for
San FRANCISCO and visit OF several
months duration in the west. She
goes first to her sons, Lieutenant
huron S. Crissy and Dana II. Crissy,
of the regular U. S. military service,
stationed on The west coast. She
will later be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. H. L. V. Twining, at Los Ange-
les. Mr.. Twining is department
superintendent in the Los Angeles
hig school.
James Hasburgh, who has been
representing the Cudahy Packing Co.
and making Oskaloosa his headquar-
tiers, left Friday afternoon for south
ern Nebraska, where he will lake
charge of larger territory. During
his residence here Mr.. Hasburgh
not only won for himself the good
wishes and respect of all with whom
he had business relations, but he |
made many friends, who will wish !
him much success in his new field.
(From Tuesdays Daily.I
Max Coin, of Davenport, was in
Oskaloosa yesterday.
Don Tullis, of Hedrick, was bust
ness visitor yesterday.
Theo. Benning. of Mason City, is
visiting Oskaloosa relatives.
George Wormhoudt, of Pella, was
4 guest of Oskaloosa friends yester-
lay.
Geo. Bertsch went to Sigourney. this
called by the illness of his
'ather. -s"=. w..
Miss Mamie Russell, of Burlington,
8 visiting Oskaloosa friends for a
ew days. II
Miss Edna Hart, of Des Moines, is
he guest of Oskaloosa friends for a
ew days. .-..
Henry Knox, of Davenport, was cir
,ulating among Oskaloosa friends
81, -..-..' o
. Miss Vida Smith, of Abba, is the
,uest of Miss Lillian Kilburn, No. 10
forth Third street.
E. L.. Butler, of the Oskaloosa Saw
ngs Bank, was a passenger this morn
ng for Des Moines on business.
r. J. Baker and Frank Myers went
o Rose. Hill this morning where Mr..
baker win buy horses and mules.
Charles R. Lee. manager OF the
Trankel Dry Goods House, is in the
asst for weeks business in the mar.
tets. ......
Hon. w. |. Beans, state representa-.
i've, returned last evening to Des
doines where legislative matters de.
nand his attention.
Elgin Perry, OF Marshalltown, who
las been visiting at the S. B. Clarey
Iome in this city, returned to his
tome last evening.
John !. Daily was a passenger yes
erday afternoon for Marshalltown,
where he will attend and take part
n the checker tournament.
Miss Mary Fisher, who has been
listing friends and acquaintances
IeEe lOT d week UT more, mas TeLuTH-
d to her home in Valley Junction.
James A. Dewitt went to Des Moines
asst evening where he will look after
business matters, and watch them
'allot once or twice for U. S. senator.
Wallace Propst went to Ames this
morning where he will again enter
chool. Wallace has been out of
chool for some time on account of
ickness. "
Will Sprague, of Rose Hill, was \
allied TO Beacon today by the serious
Illness of his grandmother, Mrs. Bow,
N, who is suffering from severe
ase OF pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Clarey and Miss
elizabeth 0'Hearn went to Marshall
own last evening where they attend
ID the knights of Columbus dance,
which was held last evening.
r. J. Irwin, former business man
II Oskaloosa, one time owner OF the
zig East End Grocery" one of the
most advertised and most talked about i
rade places, is in town, coming from
lis home in North Dakota on account
IA the illness OF his mother.