The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-31

been eight years in business in De
Moines and other places. He will b.
welcomed to Oskaloosa.
County Treasurer c. L. Munro,
returned yesterday from two weeks
visit at Columbus, New York, Zanes
vile and Mt. Vernon, Ohio. HI
travelled while there on the interur
ban roads, the most pleasant trip ant
finest scenery being from Columbus
through New York to GAINESVILLE,
distance of So miles, in two hours
He reports a most enjoyable trip.
David NJ. Edwards, president o.
Penn College, was a very sick mar
for several hours yesterday. He SUI
fered a collapse, due it is believed
to over work, and it was feared for
time that he might not recover. PLY
/ sicians were hastily summoned and
he rallied slowly. He is much better
today. but as yet has no desire tC
compete in any of the college athletic
contests. .....
James Adams, representative OF
the Times Republican of Marshall
town, accompanied the special excur'
sionists to the Iowa Central employees
picnic held in Oskaloosa Saturday to
care for the news features of the at
fair for his journal. Mr.. Adams is an
old member of the T. r. force and
while here had the pleasure OF meet
ing many former acquaintances among
the picnic crowd.
Louis F. Wolcott and family have
departed for their new home at Nc
Allen, near Mission, Texas. Mr.. VOL
colt has purchased a tract of land
there and will engage in farming.
Many Oskaloosa friends are sorry to
lose this excellent family from the
city, but will hope for them happiness
and success in their new location.
For a number of years Mr.. Wolcott
was connected with the Huber & Kali
bach hardware company, later pur-
chasing the grocery on Sixth street,
between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
This business has grown and pros
peItu II
recently sold to w. E. Woodford, of
Agency, Iowa, who has come to take
possession. Mr.. Wolcott was prom
inent member of st. James Episcopal
church and has been a vestryman for
several years. In church and social
and business circles he has always
been faithful and popular, and his as
sociates regret that he has decided
to go into other fields of usefulness.
Hazel Watson, of New Sharon, was
down Saturday.
Elmer Bryan, of the Hawkeye Lum-
be company, spent Sunday in Cedar
Rapids.
Miss Helen Sewers went to Center
vile Saturday for a brief visit with
friends.
Monroe County News: Mrs. ALI
Timmons is enjoying visit from her
mother, Mrs. Quilgley, of Oskaloosa.
Misses Ruth and Mae Holloway and
Myrtle Cooney went to Sigourney Sat
urday evening for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Iosbaker, who visit
ed friends last week, returned to their
home in Sigourney Saturday evening.
Miss Bernice Target, of Alden, who
was visiting Oskaloosa friends, re-
turned to her home Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Utterback, who was
guest at the home of Mrs. Puliam, re-
turned to her home at Sigourney Sat
urday.
Mrs. Woods and daughter, who were
guests at the Thos. Emmert home, re-
turned to their home in New Sharon
Saturday.
Cedar Falls Record: Prof. d. S.
Wright has gone to Uskaloosa where
he will attend the annual meeting of
the Iowa Friends which will open next
Monday.
Monroe County News: F. H. Eek
art, haveing closed out the d. & w.
Tea Store here, has moved back to
OskaloOsa to take charge Of the
stort there.
Muscatine Journal Miss Elizabeth
Rosenberger was a departure Thurs
day morning for Oskaloosa, where
she will visit with her friends for
few days.
A. J. Augustine is home from bust
ness trip to Blackfoot, Idaho. He
says the orchard proposition there in
which he is interested is coming
along nicely.
Newton Daily News: Miss Lavenna
Cammack, who stopped in Newton en-
route from Oskaloosa where she had
visiting friends, has returned to her
home at Bangor, Iowa.
Washington Journal: Mrs. M. NJ.
Runyon, of Beloit, Wis, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. St. Clair Lewis, went to Oska-
loosa Thursday evening.
1t was Mrs. VIM. Burnside instead
Of Mrs. |. c. Johnson who returned
with Miss Burnside from Birch Is,
land on Saturday. Mrs. Johnson will
remain for another week at the lake,
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Mary F.
Kilburn and daughter, Lillian, of Os.
kaloosa, mother and sister OF Mrs. w
A. Moody have returned to their home
after a pleasant visit OF ten days at
the Moody home.