The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-09
PERSONALS

(From Mondays Daryl

ana pleasure "TRIP.
Miss Mae Moore, who is 10 be
head trimmer for the Baldauf-Roseh
hiatt Co. millinery department, has
reported for the seasons work.
w. Esgen, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Saw
yer and Dl. and Mrs. B. o. Jerrel de-
part for California this evening via
tho Iowa Central at eight-thirty
o'clock
MI and Mrs. Frank Reed and their
foar children arrived last evening and
are temporarily quartered at the ROD
ert Kent home. Mr.. Reed recently
purchased the l20-acre farm, known
as the w. G.. Sheppard place, from
The Motif Brothers, and is taking pos
session today He brought along two
car loads of stuff, and ten OF his new
reighbors came to town today and
hauled his goods out for him.
Ottumwa Courier: c. Powell, of Os
kaloosa, is visiting in Ottumwa with
old time friends, enrOute TO his home
from Moulton, where he purchased
the Samuel Ransom farm near there.
The consideration was nearly $4,000.
The farm consists of $50 acres and
is one of the finest farm tracts IN
southern Iowa. Mr.. Powell was an
early resident of Wapello county COM
ing here with his parents and set
Ting in COMPETING township in 1857.
He has watched Ottumwa grow from
a small town to its present size and
he declares ii to be one OF the best
cities he ever visited. Mr.. Powell
stated that he did not believe there
was better farming land in the whole
world than in Iowa and for this reas-
on he has invested a small fortune in
the Appanoose county land.
(From Tuesdays DaiiyJ
Mrs. G. Miller, of Abba, who has
been in the city visiting with her Sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. Lewis, for the last few
days, returned 10 her home last even
ing.
T.. T. Killough and VIM. Beckman
departed this morning for Des MONIES
where they will play at the big auto
show that is now in progress in that
city.
Mrs. f. NJ. Dashiell and children de-
parted this morning via the Iowa Cen
trail for Nolan, South Dakota, where
they expect TO make their future
home.
DR.. T. z. Coffin departed this morn
ing for Iowa City, where he will at
tend the dental convention which is
being held in that city today and TO-
morrow
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Briney went
to Muscatine today to serve subpoe-
mas in the case OF the State VS.. Dan
o'Brien, which is TO be tried this
term of court.
Don p. Mcclure went 10 Des Moines
this morning where he will remain
only a short time, departing from
there for eastern points for ten
days business trip.
Sheriff W. K. Knox, OF Wapello
county, passed through the city this
morning with young fellow in Gus
tody who was being taken to the
state reformatory at Eldora.
Miss Margaret Price, accompanied
by Nh. and Mrs. +. Walker, departed
for their home in Unionville, Mo-. last
evening, after enjoying a few days
visit with relatives in this city.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Lula Oar
mel, who attends school in Oskaloosa
has returned 10 her studies after Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. w Darner, liz Adella street.
Miss Bessie Synhorst has accepted
a position with the Vanderzee Jewelry
Company as cashier and book-keeper
and will assist to some extent in thu
sales department The young lad
resides at the Lukens place, No. 32I
North c street.
OF the success of three brothers
and former oskaloosa boys, Messrs
Edward Frank and Louis Davis, tn
Motor Age says: The Davis Mani
featuring Co., Park street and FIJI
teenth avenue, Milwaukee, Wis, mar
ufacturer of gasoline motors 70
pleasure and commercial cars, plan
TO erect a $4,000 addition in tn
spring. The company built an entir,
ly new plant only two years ago, BIT
was forced to build one addition witt
in six months after taking occupanc
and is now Obliged 10 make turtle
extensions. The capital stock hs
been increased from 100000 TO 500
900.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Rev. McClelland was caring +
matters of business in Des Moin'
yesterday.
Mrs. Cora Deutschman Is In Fl
ment enjoying a visit with her faith
and friends.
g. w. Gilbert, OF the Oskaloo
Steam Laundry. was business call
In Prairie City yesterday.
Harry Bowen. OF the Orient The
ire. was in Des Moiues yesterday
look after business matters.