The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Budget
BOYS AND GIRLS PRAcTIciNe
BASKET BALE. X. FERGUSON
AND ME-. voTAW suYikGI
SHEEP AND CATTLE.
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Both boys and girls are practicing
basket ball. There is plenty of mate
rial for both teams. Later in the sea
son, after the game is learned better,
match games will be played with the
neighboring high schools. ....
S, ]. Sisco, Jas. L. Cosby, Jay Forb'
es. Chas. McKibben and Jas. Barcus
we're among oskaloosa visitors on
Monday. .s.-.
Mrs. w. S. Mowry returned to her
home in Oskaloosa Saturday after a
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Alderman.
Ed Altman, who has been working
at Webster City for the past several
months, arrived home Tuesday morn,
ing and will remain here for a time
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Altman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Scarborough, of
near Trenton, N. j., arrived Thursday
for a visit with their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Margaret Scarborough, and niece
and nephew, Mrs. J. Ireland and A. b.
Scarborough.
0skaloosa passengers on Thursday
were: Jas. S. Reeves, c. n. Neil, H.
G. Harfst, Mrs. E. E. Austin, Miss Ida
Forbes, Mrs. ]. B. Krout, Mrs. VIM.
Dinsmore, Mrs. L. Heisel, Miss Louise
Heisel, and Mrs. E. NJ. Jenkins.
Chris Altman, who has been here
visiting his sister, Mrs. Caroline Hum
mel and brother, John Altman, of
Butler, went to Creston Saturday for
a visit with his cousin, Jacob and
Louis Pfeiffer. From there he will
return 10 his home at Otto, Iowa.
Frank c. Perkins, who is one of the
good and substantial farmers north of
Rose Hill, visited Thursday and Fri.
day with his daughter, Mrs. Wolter
Springer, south of town. He attend
ed to business matters in Fremont.
E. H. Furguson and NJ. E. Votaw
left Tuesday night for Omaha, the
former TO buy 600 head of sheep and
the latter will purchase lot of feed
ing cattle. They will also attend the
national convention of the Sheep
breeders and Wool Growers associa'
ton which Is now in session at that
place. Mr.. Ferguson will visit old
friends at Atlantic before returning
home.
DR.. ]. E. Morgan, of Oskaloosa, who
formerly was a resident of Fremont,
is telling new one. He was over on
Skunk river north of town a short
time ago, hunting, and was approach
ed by the deputy game warden, who
asked him if he had his hunters IL
cense with him. He said yes and
reached in his pocket for it when he
remembered that he had left it in an
paper which proved to be a receipt
for his dues TO the K. P. lodge, pass
ed it to the deputy, who after scan
ming it said it was alright and he pro-
ceeded to finish his days hunt. Do
you catch it?
VIM. Daniels has been entertaining
his sister, Mrs. 5. NJ. Swartz, of Far
mer City, H., for the past week. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels invited
their children and families TO the
home for a reunion and all were pres
ent except Mr.. ands Mrs. Frank Dan
iels, of Hayesville. A pleasant day
was spent and a fine dinner served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Omer Daniels, of Batavia, Chas. Dan.
els and family, OF Hedrick, Mrs. Holz-
hauser and family. of Pekin and Irven
Daniels and family. Mrs. Swartz Wis
tied the early part Of the week at the
Chas. Daniels home in Hedrick and
returned to her home yesterday.