The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-07

residents OF Oskaloosa, and children
Wienand and Anna Sabine, who hav'
been in Oskaloosa several weeks Wis
iting parents and relatives, departed
last evening for their home in Los
Angeles, California.
Mrs. Frank Barnes (nee Otie Tot
ten), of Chicago, is in the city for a
visit with her father, w. w. Totten
and sisters and other relatives for a
few weeks. Mrs. Barnes sister, Miss
Maggie Totten, is in the Oskaloosa
Hospital for an operation for appen.
dicitis.
| Cam G. Wallet and family have
moved to HOP A avenue east, the res
idence property recently purchased by
| them. E. j. Eisenhart and family,
who for several years have occupied
the place, have removed to 913 A
avenue east, the property just vacated
by Mr.. Wallet.
Marshalltown Times Republican ::
w. l.. Peckham, Rev. w. J. Hadley,
Rev. E. Howard Brown, Mrs. Carver
Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Men,
denhall, who have been attending the
Iowa yearly meeting of Friends at Os-
kaioosa, returned home Sunday and
Monday morning.
Miss Verl Osborn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John V. Osborn, No. 401
Second avenue west, has been visiting
in Sigourney, her place of birth, after
an absence of nine years, and re-
turned Monday evening after a most
enjoyable time among former asso-
ciates and friends.
Herm A. Colt of the Iowa Central,
who has been enjoying a visit with
his father, w. |. Colt, in Whittier,
California, has arrived home and was
the guest of friends here a couple of
days, before returning to his duties as
on Nos. l and 2 between
Abba and Marshalltown.
Miss Ethel Purcell and Miss Tony
Labor Day and also to see the Billie
Labor Day and alto to see the Billie
Single" Clifford SHOW at the Berchel
which presents the clever light COM
edy, The Girl, the Man and the
Came" of which Miss Purcell's sister,
known in the theatrical world as Ma
line JenO, is member.
Des Moines Capital: Miss Zoe Fra
'ier, of Oskaloosa, is in the city for
IN extended visit with Miss Georgia |
Narrick, on East Twelfth street |
Mss Frazier and Miss Warrick are
I'D time friends and school girl chums. |
Mss Frazier was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Sabina Frazier, who will
emain for few days visit.
Delwar Thomas and Viscomb Ev- !
ms, recently from Wales, and Morgan
Morgan, of Danyille, Illinois, Theosius
Zones of Dayton, Ohno, and Dagwar
Davis, of Philadelphia, spent Labor |
Day among friends in Oskaloosa and |
twin. The men were enroute to
Kansas City to make arrangements |
or a Welsh concert company in the |
South next season.
Mason City Times: The Mason City
Kobe and Tanning Company have de |
ided to locate here and have secured
quarters for their tannery in the large
situated lin the rear of the |
Jason City Hide and Fur Company's |
building at 537-549 East Seventh
treet. The new concern is a stock
company capitalized at $4,000, whose
'fticers are as follows: Abe Hirsch,
PRESIDENT; Herbert Hirsch, vice pres
dent, and Fred Hirsch, secretary and |
reasurer. Fred Hirsch, who takes
he general management of the Ma
on City Robe and Tanning Company,
omes here very highly recommended
rom his former home town, Oska.
oosa, where he has been successfully