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

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| Mrs. l.. Burdock, of Taintor, spent
yesterday shopping in Oskaloosa.
1 w. NJ. Benson returned yesterday
from a business trip to Montezuma.
Mayor N. ]. Gesman, of Pella, was
; business caller in Oskaloosa yes.
terday.
i Sheriff |. NJ Reed went to Eddy
vile this morning where he will at
tend to business matters. H"."
Mrs. |. Ferree, of New Sharon, WIS.,
tied yesterday with Mrs. Howard Bry-
son, who is lying i'll here.
| Mrs. o. B. Noel, of New Sharon,
visited yesterday with Mrs. D. E.
Whitehill, who is ill in local hos
pitai, ...
Mrs. c. b. Mott, of New Sharon,
returned to her home after short
visit with Mrs. Else, northwest of
town.
/ Miss Maud Rose went to Lexington,
Mo-, last evening to resume her po-
sition with large dry goods firm
there.
| Paul Jensen, formerly of Rose Hill
but now of Clarence, Mo-, is enjoying
ten days visit here and at his old
home.
Miss Maud Erdice went to Keota
this morning for a brief visit with
relatives and friends in her old
home
Mrs. Fairy Minard, of Buxton;
passed through here yesterday on her
way to Lacey where she will visit her
| father.
W. w. Corey, Of st. Louis, presi-
dent of the Iowa Valve Co, was here
yesterday looking after his business
interests.
Charles Anderson and Elmer
Broyles of the Anderson Bros. Auto
Co., are visiting at the auto show in
Des Moines.
Miss Mary Moss, of Keosauqua,
who has been visiting in Grinnell, is
now enjoying a visit at the |. L. Funk
home in this city.
Roy Cady and Roy Shirk, members
Of the motion picture operating un.
ion, are attending to business matters
in Ottumwa today.
Don p. Mcclure and Harry Graham
OF the Mcclure Auto Co. are in at
tendance at the automobile show in |
Des Moines today.
Mrs. leila Carmichael returned
home this morning after a two
months stay with her sister in the
Burlington hospital.
Miss Regina Wallace, head nurse
at the Mercy hospital, and Mrs. B. G.
Williams went to New Sharon yes
!erday to visit friends.
D. C. Hurst, pastor of the Free
Methodist church, was here yesterday
calling On a member of his congre-
CATION who is very sick.
Mrs. Floyd Guthrie and son return
ed to Marshalltown yesterday after
a visit here with Mrs. Sarah Guthrie
on 213 Second avenue east.
Grin F.. Schee, of the Oskaloosa
Manufacturing Company, is attend
ing to business matters and taking
in the auto show at Des Moines to-
day.
George Goodwill, who has been
fighting off an attack OF pneumonia,
mas so far recovered as to be able
to go to Des Moines on a business
trip.
Mrs. Belle Matthews, Of Buxton,
returned there yesterday from a
weeks visit here at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Burris, at 500 Seventh avenue
east
Nj. and Mrs. J. w. Jones, accom-.
panied by MI. and Mrs. J. Adibe OF
Pella, went to Kellogg last night,
called by the death of Christopher
Oldy.
John II. Series, NJ. & St. l.. con
ductor, who has been confined to his
home several days, threatened with
pneumonia, is some better today and
will be on duty again by the first OF
next week.
Misses Marie, Margaret and Gladys
Evans, who have been in town visit
ing at the home of their parents al
the Duffin house, have returned tc
their school work at st. Joseph's
academy in Ottumwa.
Will W. White, who is on the reg
ular baggage service between Albert
Lea and Abba on runs l and 2 of the
NJ. & st. l.. Ry.. has laid off for
few days to make the acquaintance
of his family once more.
Mrs. Jennie Slocum, of Rose Hill,
| who came to the city Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Walter N. Wright,
returned to her home this morning.
Mrs. Wright passed a good night and
is resting comfortably today.
Walter Williams, formerly an Os'
kaloosa boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. j.
G. Williams, is making good in the
neighborhood of Citrus Center, Flor.
ida, and the Enterprise" a newspa-
per published at Arcadia, tells OF his
doings almost every week. Walter
owns considerable stock and he has
been using the animals to advantage
in contracting work putting in crops
planting potatoes, blowing, building
fence and teaming The Enter