The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09

!. tives in Union, la.
Ray Duboc, of the New Sharon
Star, spent Sunday with parents and
!. old time friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thome, who
: have been visiting Oskaloosa friends.
:, returned to their home Saturday ev'
ening at Des Moines.
win p. Whitaker, who is attending
school q pharmacy in Des Moines
,, spent Sunday among relatives and
friends here, eo,...sa.s
Reports from John A. Kalbach, who
is sojourning at Hot Spring, Arkan.
, sas, find him enjoying the outing and
improving in health.
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Davis enjoyed an over-Sunday visit
from their son, Harry, and wife from
Oskaloosa. A..
New Sharon Star: Miss Madge
Bates of Oskaloosa, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their friend, Miss
Elsie Westmoreland. W..
Washington Journal: Mrs. John
Friend has returned home from oska-
loosa, where she had been visiting at
the home of sister. -..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stumps returned
Saturday from Buxton where they
have been guests at the John Cruik-
shank home. Mr.. Stumps meantime
had the satisfaction of bagging fine
| lot of quail.
Ollie Cook spent Sunday among
old time friends here, coming to make
arrangements for the funeral today
of his sister, Mrs. Eva Cook New
comb Mr.. Cook is now located at
Clarinda, Iowa, engaged in business.
Leon reporter: Mr.. J. r. Bashaw
returned last week from a visit of
several weeks at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. John Kalbach, at Oskaloosa.
Her many friends will be sorry to
hear that her health continues quite
poorly.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gable and daugh
ter, Miss Elsa, who have been guests
of OskalOosa relatives, returned Sat
urday to their home in Des Moines
They were accompanied by Master
Frank Gable, who will visit in the
capital city week or so.
Abba Union: C. A. Ross, the rail
road builder, was in Abba the latter
part of the week looking after bust
ness matters connected with the AL
bia Interurban Railway Company.
Eastern capitalists tried to hand Mr..
Ross bad package after he got the
road built from Atlantic to Clarinda,
but they were not quick enough with
their scheme. He gave them all the
rope they wanted and they proceed
ed to hang themselves.
New Sharon Star: w. H. Minard
and wife, of Oskaloosa, have been
visiting relatives in this vicinity the
past ten days. They have been guests
at the home of their son, Jay Min
srd, and at the A. l.. Stutzman and
Mrs. A. c. Upton homes. Mr.. Minard
has been afflicted with several
strokes of apoplexy during the past
year but has now almost completely
regained his former health and
strength and is contemplating NOV
ing back onto his farm, southeast of
Oskaloosa.
Eddyville Tribune: Now that the
meetings have closed at Hayden
Chapel Pastor Cochran proposes to
open a series of meetings at the Ed
dyville NJ. Z. church next Wednesday
evening. The pastor will be assisted
in the meetings by Rev. Nelson, Of
Chicago, and the singers Misses Jones
and Jackson, of OskalOOsa, and the
meetings will continue for several
weeks. The meetings at Hayden,
which had been going on for about
a month closed Sunday evening with
a total of twenty conversions.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Colburn, now of
Mason City, spent Sunday among Os-
kaloosa people, while looking after
their household effects, which are
still stored here. Mrs. Colburn went
from here to Wapello, Iowa, to visit
relatives, while Mr.. Colburn returned
to his work on the road. They are
not permanently located in Mason
City, and there is a possibility of
their returning to Oskaloosa to live,
a move that would be very accept
able to their many friends here.
J. NJ. Ferrall, wife and son Fred,
and daughter, Mrs. J. Brumbaugh;
will depart Tuesday for southern
Louisiana, where Mr.. F. has purchas.
ed a large tract of land and where
they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. Ferrall and family have
been residents of Mahaska county
for many years, but have decided to
cast their fortunes in the Sunny
South" Although their hosts OF
friends are loath to see them depart,
their best wishes for prosperity, hap
piness follow them to their new
home.
Mrs. Ethel Walling Livingston, for.
merly Office girl at the Globe Office.
in letter to that paper says: The
weather at Knoble, Ark, is getting
very cool On day when the sun
shines, which is almost every day, il
warns up considerably from about
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