The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-05-18

Fifty years ago today | landed il
: 0skaloosa," said T. w. Glaze thi
morning. q came from Missouri, s,
they had to show me that this was
good town. l guess | was satisfied, al
right, as | have stayed ever since
and have no reason to complain o
the way the town and country ha.
treated me. Ny father, Benjamin
Glaze, secured about the only avail
able habitation in town, little houst
| that stood where the Palace o.
| Sweets" is now located, at 3lS Higf
avenue West. There is no secret
about 1t, was five years old when
came, but l am still pretty much OF
a boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stanley and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brock have re-
turned from Williamsburg, Iowa,
where they have been for several
weeks.
| Mrs. Mary A. Wilkes, of Ottumwa,
who has been in the city visiting with
her son, NJ. w. Wilkes, for the past
month. returned to her home this
morning.
! What Cheer Chronicle: Mr.. VIM,
| a young man from OskalOOsa, has
come here and formed a partnership
with Jay King in the real estate
| business.
Mrs. DR.. c. E. Wallace and daugh-
ter Helen. of New Sharon. were in
the city Saturday visiting with rela-
tives and friends and attending to
business matters.
Miss Madge Cunningham, of Leigh
ton. who has been visiting at the Jer-
ry Riggs home on North l. street for
the past few days, returned to her
home this morning.
Harvey News.Tribune: Lloyd Green
land was in OskalOOsa Monday, and
secured the contract from the Eng
lish Creek Coal Co. to sink a shaft
on their properly west Of Harvey.
Abba Union Harris Bros. are pros
pecting for coal near Leon and if old
mother earth has anything to yield
up the Harris boys will get it. Frank
Whitlock and Carl Miltenberger have
gone out with the drills.
Miss Lillian Thomas, formerly OF
this city but who has been teaching
in the schools at Salt Lake City, has
been reelected for another year by
the school board at that place with
A big increase in salary.
c. o. Browneller, who has been an
operator at the local office of the
Western Union Telegraph Co.. has |
resigned to take up position with |
the Rock Island. At present ne has |
been stationed at Evans as second |
trick operator.
Pel!a Chronicle: Last Saturday Jess !,
Barbour, a lincman in the employ of |
the Jos. Bortenlanger Co.. and Miss |
Kate Yer Rees, a daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. p. Yer Rees of this city, stole !
march on their friends when they |
went to Oskaloosa and We're married. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ramsay depart !
ed Sunday evening via Eldon and the |
Rock Island for a trip to California !
and the Pacific Coast. They 90 first =,
~ eN''s ne, I MI i''''is''5 iI''"la
Al Redlands, California, they will be |
guests at the home of Mrs. Ram-ay's /
sister Nv Dr ,,.ov u.b.ra ,,oir !
do,,,,f,, ~. Tro,.o I,o, bnC,, .o,;,ji,o ..i,,ce
early last fall. They EXPECT to be |
gone several months.
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Mrs. geo. W. sewers was a pas
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- MI. ana MIS-. Zoe "'"hlD5 nave re-
'"IHed from an "Ai"hHed S"J'"FH III ,
9""'hefh 'diIl"fHLa.
G. W. Whitaker went to Des MONIES |
inns afternoon where he VIII be en-
kased lor Ie" DAYS III lrah"AclIiIS
business
Miss HIlda Porter came from her /.
work ut Iowa College for Sunday |
visit with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
I. NJ. fotIef.
Miss sadie Moran, after a months /
pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. f. /
}. Beatty, has returned to her home !
at Milan, No.
Miss Mignon sankev. who was Cd !