The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-02-23

new road, now under contemplation
is completed" III h%'
(From Wednesdays Daily.)H II
Claire Reisman is business caller
in Keota today.
LIMA Ellis was looking after bust.
ness affairs in New Sharon today.
Mrs. Jennie Gibbs departed last ev.
ening over the Central for Dallas,
Texas.
F.. p Shafer, of Rose Hill is visiting
at the, j.. j. Hawk home on North Mar
ket street. a. ~
Mrs. Fred Reyes departed his
morning for Grinnell for q days visit
with relatives. y h
Misses Katherine Donnelley apd
Wayne Dawson Went to Des MONIES
this morning for brief VISIT II
Byron Harris, of Abba, who has
been in the city on business matters,
returned to his home last evening.
Miss Nellie Ryan departs this even.
ing for Chicago and the"-whaiesale
markets in the interest of the Baldauf-
Rosenblatt store. 90 'y,4'' .:
A. Rosenblatt departed last even.
! ing for Portland, Oregon, to be. pres
ent for the wedding of Leo Baldauf
and Miss Sophia Beck.
David S. David departed via the
Iowa Central last evening for Havre,
Montana, where he has business af.
fair up for consideration. urH" a.. 10,
J. B. Reid returned to his school
duties at Highland Park College,
Des Moines, after visit at the par,
entail F. D. Reid home on North G
street. t'.''" il
Ray Shaw will leave for Chicago this
evening where he expects to locate.
He has work in view that will take
him to San Francisco, when the rush
begins on the Panama Exposition.
VIM. Wilkes, special organizer for
the Woodmen of the World, went to
Bussey this morning to help with q
class that is to be taken in tonight.
Mr.. Wilkes is one of the state team
that puts on the work. l.. .r
Walter w. White, of the Herald, was
the happy recipient this morning of a
full case of choice "Sunkist' naval
oranges, direct from the farm of his
brother Thomas, at Ontario, Califor-
MIA. They are of choice variety, as
Mr.. White picked them himself. t..
Miss Josephine Thatcher, who has
been in the city several months visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Frank
E. Smith, No. 703 High avenue east.
with her father, H. L. Thatcher, and
with numerous friends and relatives,
departed this afternoon for her home
in Denver, Colorado, going via Grim
nell and the Iowa Central.
In a note from Morris Hirsch, for
merly of OskalOosa, but now of Enid,
Oklahoma. he says: please stop
sending the Daily Herald until you
hear from us again. We are prepar-
ing to leave for trip to Europe and
expect to be away all summer, so can
not give you any address where the
paper would reach us. With best
wishes for the Herald" .''"
A late letter from James Sellers,
whose home is in London, brings the
intelligence that he is succeeding fine
in his work in Europe. He is engaged
with The Art Metal Construction Cos,
of New York, has charge as superih'
tendent of the entire continent of Eu-
rope. He has just completed a sl0,-
900 job in Paris for The Equitable
Life ms. Co., of New York, in large
office building erected by that COM
pany in Paris, and he recently COM
pleted a $25, 900 job in London, besides
4 number of other large contracts in
different parts Of the continent. His
wife writes in letter that he gave
her nervous prostration few days
ago by coming home and telling that
he was going to South America and
that she was to go, too, and her ex-
penses paid. She said she did not
want to take that trip, as twenty.one
days on the ocean was too much for
her, so he concluded he would send
Col Thomson now and POSTPONE his