The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19
THE OSKALOOSA HERALD THURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 1912

and Ruby Diggs have gone to Oska
; locsa to attend school. the former a
the business college and her sister a
. the high school Their mother. Mrs
JAS. Brogan, went down Friday even
ing to arrange their room for them.
Ira d. Kellogg and family have re
turned to this city after several
years absence spent in Des Moines
land Nebraska, and are located at SII
North + street. Two of the younger
members of the family are ready to
ATTEND college and so they came back
to Oskaloosa and old Penn.
Mrs. James Hay and sister, Miss
Florence Stroud. Master Jack and
Miss Ruth Maxwell and Miss Violet
Bland have gone to Grafton for a
brief visit at the home of Mrs. Mary
Wilcox. They then go on to Glasgow
Montana, to join Mr. Bland. Mr.. Hay
starts Sunday to join the party in
Montana, where they are to take up
land claims.
! Marshalltown Times Republican /:
Elvin Ninde, of London, England, ar
rived in the city from Oskaloosa
Thursday morning to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Willard. who
were entertained at Mr.. Ninde's home
in London, when they were on their
European trip last spring. Mr. Ninde
has been at OskaloOsa visiting his
mother and sister. He is one of the
heavy stockholders of the Western
Grocer company. ....
Burnley Riddle and wife, Vera
Cooper spent the night at the A.
Cooper home on their way to their
new home at Tacoma. Warren county.
Both are we'll and favorably known
to many here. Miss r. attended Penn
one year, then she and Mr.. Riddle
two years at Holiness University.
where they first became acquainted
and eliminated in their marriage. Mr..
Riddle will engage in farming, his
chosen occupation.
Oskaloosa Times: T. c. "Cooney"
Morgan, who has been spending the
summer with his daughter, Mrs. p. W.
Sparks. has about decided to make
Oskaloosa his home again. Fifteen
years ago he and his family went to
Alberta, Canada, and located near Cal
gary. He has disposed of his proper
ty interests there and Mrs. Morgan
is expected to arrive here next month.
They like the country up there, but
prefer to live in Iowa, and especially
in Oskaloosa.
Keokuk Gate-City: Next Monday
evening at Oskaloosa Mr.. Elmer Weis-
mann, OF this city, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Weismann, will be mar
ried to Miss Verda Minkler. For the
past three years Mr. Weismann has
been book-keeper for the Anderson
Canning Co. at Oskaloosa and the
bride-to-be has been a teacher in
Penn College. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weismann and son Clarence, of this
city, will be present at the wedding.
About the first of the year the bride
and groom will come to Keokuk to
make their home.
Marshalltown Times Republican :
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. F. n.
109 South Sixth avenue,
who are to move TO their former home
in Oskaloosa this week, members of
the Archers joined in a surprise at
the Anderson home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson were down town and, when
they reached home, were surprised to
find their house occupied by their
friends. The hours were enjoyed So
cially, and a lunch which the guests
brought, was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson were presented with a doz-
en- cut glass sherbets. Mr.. Anderson
is a conductor on the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railway.
New Sharon Star: H. L. Spencer,
of the Spencer Wholesale Grocery, OF
Oskaloosa, accompanied by ex-Mayor
W. Fl. Wray, of Oskaloosa, and the
latter's brother-in-law, w. A. Indy,
OF Lincoln, Neb., autOed to New Shar-
on Monday, Mr.. Indy making a
brief visit with his cousin, Mrs. r. l..
Whitehill. Mr. Indy was formerly
cashier of the Oskaloosa National
Bank. About twenty-siX years ago he
moved to Lincoln, where he is now
president of the Security Mutual Life
Insurance company of Nebraska.
This company is connected with a ma
tional organization comprising ninety
two companies and at their conyen-
tion in Chicago last week Mr.. Indy
was elected president of the associa-
ton by reclamation.
Guy NJ. Duncan and family write
relatives and friends here that they
have been meeting with big success
in the show business in Australia.
Mr.. Duncan is manager OF combin-
alton hypnotic, juggling and illusion
entertainment and has been filling
the houses at each performance. He
sends papers containing lengthy and
fattering press notices. The com.
pany has been in Melbourne. where
they are making headquarters. in Cal
cutta and in Tasmania. They leave
the Australian field In October for
South Africa upon an extended tour
and will cover points in that land and
India, then China and Japan. return
ing TO complete the tour OF Aus
tralia Nav ZEALAND Aukland etc