The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. George, whit
have been visiting over Thanksgiyin!
at the home of Mrs. Georges parents
ents, MI. and Mrs J. w. Anderson
east of town, returned to their hom'
in Albert Lea, Monday evening.
G. L. White, for several years will
Nebraska and Iowa leading hotels
has accepted the day trick at the new
Savoy Hotel. Mr.. White is a mem
Der of the Nebraska and Iowa Hote
I Clerks Association and Greeters o
| America. .l ....
/ Mr.. and Mrs. viii c. Ramsay
daughters, Miss Lillian, Irene, Clar
india and Geraldine, son George, ant
Mrs. Ramsay's father, Nathan Wiley
went to Knoxville this morning &c
take up their residence in the Marion
county capital,
Monroe County News: Hobe Arm
strong has bought the G. A. Marguiss
| farm at No. Is Buxton, 200 acres fol
| about $4,000 cash. Mr. Marquis pur
chased it three or four years ago and
has made money farming it, but his
health is bad and he wanted to get in
to less active work He will move to
Abba and probably get into some line
of business.
A good wind sometimes blows i'll,
as we'll as an i'll wind blowing good.
For instance the confession of Nc
Namara. in Los Angeles beat Jack
Helm out of q trip 10 the coast with
all his expenses paid. He had been
subpoened in the case and was await
ing summons to go when, the confess
the Kimball Hotel in Davenport at
the time of the crime, and the three
men implicated stopped at the Kim
ball in their flight from the scene.
The hotel register had been sent to
Los Angeles and Mr.. Helm was want
ed to identify the prisoners as the
men who stopped with him.
(From Wednesdays Dailvl
Mike Smith, of Fremont, was in
town yesterday transacting business.
Miss Aimee SEEK, of Des Moines, is
visiting friends here for couple of
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ritch arrived
home last evening from a visit in
Hubbard, la.
Mrs. Nancy Hites, of Cedar town.
ship, was in the city yesterday calling
among friends.
Miss Beth Crawford and Mr.. Ed
Atkinson, of Iowa City, are the guests
of Miss Ruth Hull
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Noe left for Ed
dyville last evening to attend the
funeral of a relative.
Mrs. Elsie Hayes, of Abba, was in
the city yesterday attending the fun
eral OF the late John J. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baker left this
morning for Sigourney, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Miss Harris returned to her home
in Coon Rapids this morning after
visit with her parents in this city.
Charles and Miss Chiffon, returned
to their homes in Givin last evening
after a few days visit in this city.
Robert Doak, of Rose Hill, was in
the city yesterday. Mr. Doak is re.
Gently out after q protracted illness.
Miss Alberta Paine returned to
Leighton this morning to resume her
duties as teacher in the public
schools.
Miss Grace Beach, No. III north
Market street, went to New Sharon
today to be in attendance at the Ellis
worth.Hull wedding.
Miss Mabel Witten returned this
morning to her home in Sigourney,
where she will visit with relatives
and friends during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S Moore and
daughter Helene, of Abba, we're ir
the city yesterday attending the fun.
eral of Mr.. Moore's father, the late
John J. Moore.
Mrs. Ella Candy, of Fairfield, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Johnson, on Sixth avenue East, last
week. She went to Des Moines Mon.
day TO be with relatives until after
the holidays.
Andy Orr. of the Iowa Valve Co.
Is out after a ten days illness with
Etonsilitis in its most severe form
For four days the young man was un
able to swallow food and the lancine
of the throat became necessary.
What Cheer Patriot: Lewis Shroy
er held a public sale on Tuesday
December 9Th, and soon he and his
good wife will move to New Sharon
to reside permanently. They used tc
live in that town and will be like
going back home. Their son Charlie!
moved back few months ago anC
has engaged in the livery business.
Keosauqua Republican: Frederic!
Krachewski is the manager of thu
new over all and waist factory tina
will commence operation in Farming
ton the latter part OF this or first o
next week About twenty person,
will be employed at the beginning ant
this force will likely be increase,
later, as the needs OF the bushes
demands. The old Sterling woolel
mills building Will be used for tn