The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

yesterday to visit her parents.
!. Bussey Record: John Daugherty
: of Oskaloosa, came Friday for few
. days visit with relatives here.
Theo. Him., of Chicago, was in Os
kaloosa yesterday looking after some
business interests he has here.
]. p. Gullion and family left here
yesterday for What Cheer, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. L. List, of Pella, was in Oska
loosa yesterday on her way to At
wood, where she will visit with hel
parents.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. E. S. Bar
rett has returned to her home in Os
kaloosa after a brief visit at the Al
Swisher home.
/ Centerville Citizen: Mrs. E. S. Bar,
rett has returned to her home in Os'
kaloosa after a visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Clyde Shanks.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. VIM. Mes,
bitt returned to her home in Oskaloo.
sa Monday after a visit since Thurs.
day with relatives and friends.
New Sharon Star: Willard L.
Wharton returned Tuesday from a
| few days visit at the home of his
cousin, Warren Wharton, at Fremont,
and with his brothers and other rela-
tives west of Oskaloosa.
New Sharon Star: The Social club,
composed of seven families, enter
| tanned at the w. A. Anterior home,
Saturday evening, February 18th, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Darland
who will soon move to their new
home east of Oskaloosa. A two
course supper was served and all en-
joyed q good time.
Lovilia Press: Mrs. w. S. Utter.
back. of OskaloOsa, visited in the city
Monday and Tuesday, the guest of her
brother, w. Z. Whorton and family.
Mrs. UtteTback brought with her a
mess of buffalo meat and presented
it 10 Mr.. Wharton and they had a
feast fit for a king. The meat came
from the buffalo herd of Mr.. Sing
master, OF heota.
w. J. Howell was in New Sharon
Thursday, where he attended the
meeting of the Sunday school super
intendents on the 10000 in 1912 pro
position. Mr.. Howell, who is presi.
dent of the Mahaska County Sunday
School association, said that he found
the people in New Sharon awake and
enthusiastic on the subject and that
they were planning a series of meet
ings to arouse the community.
Mrs. r. A. Kent is home from Mar
lin Springs, Texas, where she has
been spending the winter in the eff
fort to secure relief from rheumatism
She was in the Hot Springs baths al
most a month and was greatly benefit
returns home in almost perfect
health. While in Texas Mrs. Kent
was the guest of her brother, John
Aber. She was in the Rio Grand
Valley and came home via st. Louis
She reports the snow in the Ozark
MOuitdiHS SOIlletulH5 "OuuSlIul.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Robert McCreery has gone to Oska-
loosa, where he will take charge of
the erection of the building that the
H. L. Spencer Company is to build
there soon. Mr.. McCTeery will re-
main in Oskaloosa until late in the
summer. The building will be of
steel and reinforced concrete con-
struction. fre-prOOf and provided with
a sprinkler system. When completed
the building will be one of the best
owned by the Western Grocer Com
pany. II is expected to finish the
structure by Aug list.
Sigourney Review: Last Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Ralph Childers' car of
household goods arrived here from
Fremont. Besides the household
goods it contained some live stock. 1t
was necessary to move as soon as
possible and while Mrs. Childers was
negotiating with draymen from here
to move the goods out to her farm
north of town, the neighbors up there
told her they would take care of that.
They came down Sunday morning
with ten teams and moved the goods
out to the farm. 1t was necessary
for six of them to come back for a
second load. 1t might be stretching
the Sabbath a little bit, but the act
OF neighborly kindness certainly will
counterfeit any infringement of the
Sabbath. Mrs. Childers resided out
there a few years ago and they were
old neighbOrs.
(From Mondays DahyJ
Proctor Vance, of Marion, was an
| Oskaloosa visitor yesterday.
| Miss Bess SynhOrst spent Sunday
! in Pella with relatives and friends.
Ray Collins, of New Sharon, spent
| Sunday in the city with his mother
and relatives.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lau, of Des Moines,
! spent Sunday in the city with her
| mother and friends.
| Harold McCIelland returned Satur'
day evening from a brief visit with
| friends in Marshalltown.
i Miss Mabel Witten has returned
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