The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-17

the popular clerk at the Rhoads
Ehrenhard store, returned to he
work Saturday after weeks vaca
ltion spent at her home southwest Q
town and with friends in Oskaloosa.
Eddvyille Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Grimes and two little children
of Oskaloosa, have been spending
flew days with their Eddyville rela
ltives as well as attending the kussar
family reunion.
Farwell N. Anderson, conductor OIL
1.-THE nj. & st. L., who few weeks
since had his foot badly crushed al
The attempted to kick over draw
bar" has so far recovered as to bt
liable to resume his duties again, start
ling today.
i Dave Hawkins left Saturday even
ling for Cheyenne, Wyoming. While
The is gone he VIII also visit in Denver
and Boulder, Colorado. He will be
lin Denver in time to attend the big
Mountain and Plain Festival which
lis held in that city.
! Ed Clarahan, who has been day
clerk at the Downing hotel for four
years, has resigned and Night CLERK
Harry Watts is promoted to the day
trick. Bert Harris is the new night
clerk. Mr.. Clarahan left Saturday
for q few weeks stay at Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Fred
Shaffer and son of New Sharon, came
Monday for brief visit at the I. }.
Harden and F. w. Silvers homes.
They returned to New Sharon Tues
day and on Thursday leave for Los
Angeles, California, where they will
make their future home.
Major John F. Lacey is home from
Manchester and Hopkinton, in Della.
ware county, where he delivered ad-
dresses at large meetings. Mr.. Lacey
says that in that part of the state
Taft is daily growing in favor. He
has talked to many people and all re-
ports are in the direction of the pres
ident.
OF former Oskaloosa people, the
South English Herald says: Mrs. Al
ice Mendenhall returned to Chicago
the first of this week in order to be
present at the beginning of the au-
tumn quarter of the University OF
Chicago. where she will attend dur
ing the coming year. Mr.. Menden-
hall will join her about Nov. list. He
expects to take further work in the
Rooster Art School. b.
Frank Bird, brother of John Bird,
well known in Oskaloosa, was in town
several days last week on the way
home from the Baltimore convention
of the cigar makers. He had been
in Des Moines several days visiting
at the home of his sister, where John
is staying. He states that the patient,
the victim of a stroke of apoplexy, is
still able to get about unassisted, but
that his power of speech is almost
entirely gone.
Delta Press: James LOTUS and wife
left last Friday for an extended visit
with relatives at Kansas City, Kan
sas, and may go from there to Colo
RADIO Springs. They were accompan-
led as far as Oskaloosa by their
daughter, Mr.. Ad Coghlan. Mr.. LOT
tus, who is section foreman for the
Rock Island at this place, has been
engaged in railroad work for the
past AZ years, 81 years of which time
he has been employed by the Rock
Island road. This is the second va
cation of any length that he has TAX
en- in all his AZ years of railroad work
and he is certainly deserving of this
vacation from his duties. He is one
of the faithful and trusted employees
of the Rock Island.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
Miss Nora Parks was a passenger
this morning for Wilton, Iowa, where
she will enjoy an extended visit with
her siste..
Mrs. VIM. Long was a passenger
yesterday for Albert Lea, where she
will visit with her aunt, Mrs. Kate
Lambaugh.
Miss Ada Cricket departed yester-
day for Brighton, Iowa, where she
will be a guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Berry.
J. o. Marsh and wife, OF Marshall
town. who have been visiting with
relatives around Oskaloosa, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Dick, OF Grundy Center,
Iowa. who has been guest at the
NJ. Z. Richardson home, departed for
home yesterday, .4
Mrs. \. A. Carter and daughter.
Miss Alice, of Muscaune, who have
been visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Alta Chester, of Cedar Rapids
who has been a guest of Miss Nina
Swift for the past few days, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Fennick4 of New
ton, who have been guests at the W
p. Southwick home, departed foI
home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Kieger, 0
Marysyille, Mo-, who have been visit
ling in the city for some time, return
cd home Yesterday