The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-11-16
PERSONALS :
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

| FREQ Abrams was III from the TOdu
yesterday. as....a. ... q
Will Hale was home Monday from
an extended trip on the road.
W. H. Wray was in from duties on
the road for an over Sunday visit at
his home.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. Sisson was
in Oskaloosa again Monday night.
Too often; too often.
Katharine Powell, of Kirksville,
Mo-, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, C. Powell, southeast of town.
Howard H. Harold has transferred
his residence to Eddyville and has
J become a bona fide citizen of that
place. s.s .~
John T. Gilmore has resumed the
road after a visit of several days
with his mother at the home on South
D street.
Knoxville Express: Ma. and Mrs.
Thomas Anderson, of Columbia, are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. AS brother
of Oskaloosa..
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Frank
Miller went to Oskaloosa Tuesday to
accept a position as cashier with the
dalf-Rosenblatt Co.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. Alvan
J Godfrey and baby girl, of Alliance,
Neb., who visited few days at the
J. M. Godfrey home, have gone to
Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Lora Leigh Chanler and daugh.
ter, Miss Maurie, who have been Wis.
iting with relatives and friends here
and at Beacon, returned to their
home at Evanston.
Miss Sadie Small, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Os.
kaloosa and at the Cope Carson resi-
dence at Pella, has returned to her
home in Delta.
Auditor Henry Barbour, of the
/, United Mine Workers, was in town
yesterday afternoon calling among
friends, en- route to Abba to make
the quarterly audit of the books and
the affairs of the state organization.
What Cheer Patriot: w. !. Beans,
of Oskaloosa, is having his barn re-
shingled and a new corn crib built.
Although Mr.. Beans does not live on
his farm, he believes in keeping it
up in shape and improving it little
each year. Mr. Carmen is living on
the farm at present.
Major and Mrs. A. Brewer, chief
divisional officers for Iowa and Ne.
s,;t
Saturday and Sunday in the interest
of the Salvation Army work. Both
the Major and Mrs. Brewer are Off
GERS of long standing and of rare abil.
ity. A wonderful time was witness
ed at his last visit and the eXpectar
ton for his coming this time in ris-
ing high.
Mrs. d. r. Martin, after a weeks
visit at the parental F. NJ. Henness
home, 1912 c avenue East, went to
Abba Saturday to spend Sunday at
the DR.. R. p. Miller home, and Mon
day morning her tire daughters,
Maurone, Olive and Marjorie, depart.
ed for Muskogee, Oklahoma, where
Rev. R. R. Martin has been trans
ferred from the Abba M. E. church
to the First M. e. church of Musko-
gee Muskogee is a city of about
10000.
Eddyville Tribune: Sam Morris,
who has been having employment at
Oskaloosa, but who makes his home
during the winter months with the
Mrs. Sarah Denning family, east OF
town, drove down to the Denning farm
to spend Sunday. While he was in
the barn one horse kicked at another
the kick landing on Mr.. Morris head
and jaw, causing hemorrhages from
the nose, eyes and mouth, and render.
| ing him unconscious for several
hours. At last reports he was getting
along all right, though he had a mar
row escape.
| ]. ~ Taylor departed last evening
for Columbus, Ohio, to attend the
National Grange meeting. Mr.. Taylor
| is State Deputy, or organizer. and
carries with him reports of the work
being done in Iowa. Mr.. Taylor is es.
pecially proud of his home county,
which now boasts of more local gran.
ges than any other county in the
state. With the recent organization
of Advance Grange in Jefferson town
ship, with 81 charter members and
Fairview Grange + in Harrison town.
ship, with so charter members, Ma
haska county now has. fourteen grang.
es. with 1850 members Mr.. Taylor
expects to be away about ten days.
On the 4th of December the 43rd an
niversary of the grange movement
will be celebrated with county meet.