The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-02

Shredder returned from Oskaloosa the
first of the week where she was call
ed by the sickness of her sister.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Kate John
son went to Oskaloosa Saturday at
ternoon for a brief visit with one of
her sisters who was spending the day
in that city.
Miss Edith There, who has been vo-
calist at the Lyric Theatre for some
time. was passenger this morning
lyia the Rock Island for Chicago for
a visit with friends.
Mrs. Anna R. Cowan has departed
for Cheyenne, Wyo., where she will
look after matters of business con-
nected with her claim located about
twenty miles from Cheyenne.
Monroe County News: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Seibert and daughter, Miss
Anna, who. were called to Oskaloosa
to attend the funeral of the formers
sister, have returned home.
Mrs. Don Hawkins, No. 915 South
Seventh street, is confined to the
home of her father, Geo. Fox, No. sos
South Seventh street, with severe
attack of la grippe and pneumonia.
Geo. w. Fox, No. 9O5 South Sew.
enth street, who has been confined tc
his home for the past few weeks will
pneumonia and la grippe, is improv,
ing rapidly and will soon be able to
be about.
Hon. Clifford Thorne, of Washing,
ton, Iowa, railroad commissioner, was
in the city this morning for a short
time. He departed over the Rock Isl
ness matters.
Pella Chronicle: John Conovel
drove up to Lynnville from his homo
in Oskaloosa Monday enroute to his
farm. John says the saloons in thei,
lefty must go and the church people
are feeling pretty good over their vic,
tory.
A zoe from c. Winter, dated at
Kans, City, yesterday, says: TEN
perature 63 yesterday and So today,
Bright sunshine. Mrs. Winter leave
for Needles, Calf, tonight, and Il
writer will leave tomorrow for Mel
vern, Kansas, to visit his brother
Henry. Home in about two weeks"
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. A. Van der Zee
and F. NJ McRoberts have purchased
the Burridge & Comet jewelry store
at Oskaloosa and will take possession
February first. Mr.. Van der Zee was
engaged in a similar business here for
number of years, retiring last year
in order to take a much needed rest.
! He is thoroughly familiar with every
department of the business and we
predict a good business future for the
! firm of Van der Zee & McRoberts.
The Van der Zee family will leave
for their new home some time the
latter part of the week. We deplore
their departure from this community
but most heartily wish them un
bounded success and happiness in
their new undertakings and home.
(From Wednesdays DailyD
| County Supt. Chas. II. Young was
passenger last evening for Chicago
on business.
NJ. r. Angel, proprietor of the Or
pheum, has returned from a business
trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Elizabeth Cullen, of Ottumwa
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fred Blatt
ner, of 1913 North d street
Chas. Russell went to Blakesburg
Iowa, this morning where he will visit
with his brother, J. r. Russell.
H. Fl. Sheriff, wife and daughter
Miss Clara, are home from severa
days visit and business sojourn in
/ Chicago.
Mrs. w. A. Sewers and Mrs. |. l.
Funk were passengers this morning
for Centerville where they will spend
4 short time.
Will H. Kalbach was passenger
last evening via the Rock Island fol
Chicago Oh business. Mrs. kalbacf
will join him tomorrow.
Frank Blattner and Shorty" Gil
more returned from Ottumwa this
morning where they witnessed the big
musical play, Madame Sherry"
Will Moore, formerly lineman with
he Home Telephone Company, and
now a farmer near New Sharon, was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Moore says
he likes the farm immensely, and his
only regret is that he did not take vi
the work sooner.
Keith Vallandingham and Ear
Pointer were passengers this morning
sor Des Mones. Mr.. Vallandingham
who has been employed at the Bal
dauf- Rosenblatt store, intends to &C
cept position at the Younker Bros.
store in Des Moines.
Grinnell Herald: Many friends il
irinnell of Harry Reiter will be in
terested to learn of his marriage in
Oskaloosa to Mrs. M. J. Harmon. Mr.
Reter has been a baker in Oskaloosa
for the past two years and his bride
is a trained nurse by profession.
Eddyville Tribune: Phil Kussart
who has been working in the Globe
Office in Oskaloosa, was calling OF
friends in town this week. Phil for
merly worked on the Tribune and has