The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
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(From Saturdays Daily.l

from a visit in Ottum"a.
Special Agent Charles Erickson o
the Rock Island was in town yester
day.
Major John F. Lacey is home from
Philadelphia, whittier he went or
legal business.
Mrs. Viola Mullins, of Des Moines
is visiting Mrs. Floss Tyler at DR.
A. J. Hunters.
r. r. Penders was called to Mar
shalltown yesterday to attend the
funeral of relative.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Talbot and
Mrs. Viersen visited Tuesday with
their brother, Warren Dennis, in Os'
kaloosa.
Charles Glover arrived home from
Washington, Iowa, last night, With
Ell he was called by the death of a
relative.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. G. L. Bis
sell, 913 West Fourth street, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Sander
in Oskaloosa.
Jacob Vandyke, No. 1910 A avenue
west, who was taken to the Oska-
loosa hospital seriously i'll last Sat
urday, is slowly recovering from al
operation.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Fern Fal-
lis of OskalOosa, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Phillips, All
Church street, for the past week, re
turned home last evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence, of Des
Moines. who has been in the city
visiting with her son, James Law,
renee, for the past few days. return.
ed to her home this morning.
Frank ]. Schmitt, formerly cutter
for the Hanna Mfg. Co., South First
street, now engaged with a large es
tablishment of the same character al
Peoria, is in town for couple o,
days visit at his home here.
Knoxville Journal: The three chill
dren of MI. and Mrs. J. II. Ramsay
of Oskaloosa, spent last week in this
city at the home of their aunt, Mrs
c. A. VerMeer. They were here dur
ing the time their parents were Ell
gagged in removing to Des Moines.
Fire Chief Irwin McCracken, who
accompanied Aldermen Milligan ant
Campfield to ST Louis TO purchase
an auto fire truck, has returned tt
the city. They did not make pur
chaos but are awaiting the arrival o
an auto truck at Waterloo. which
they will investigate upon its arrival
They had intended going to Waterloo
from st. Louis, but the truck will not
arrive until next week.
Clyde Vermilyea is home from a
glimpse" at the big automobile show
in Chicago.
Monroe Mirror: Mr. and Mrs. w
H. HetheringtOn visited at Oskaloosa
over Sunday.
MonteZuma Republican,: Miss Ada
Fultz left last Thursday for few
days visit with OskalOOsa friends.
Sigousney Review: Mrs. Cecil
Wood and children of Oskaloosa
came in Tuesday evening to visit
relatives.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harris of Oskaloosa visited the Har.
ris brothers in this city the last Of
the week
Bussey Record: Carl Nelson,
Frank Flanders and John DenbuTger
are hauling ice for v Minkler in Os-
kalOosa this week.
Fremant Gazette: A. J. Wallsmith
and F. w. Glaze of Oskaloosa were
in Fremont Monday evening attend
ing Masonic lodge.
Mrs. Anna Foster, No 315 North B
street, has been called to Runnells,
Iowa, by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Ollie Laughlin.
New Sharon Star: w. P. Marsh
and wife were called to Oskaloosa
last Friday 10 attend a meeting OF
the !. o. o. +. Anniversary associa,
ton of which they are yice-presi-
dents, to arrange the general com.
mittees for the anniversary celebra,
Z tion at Oskaloosa April 26.
Abba Republican: 1t is stated that
all records were broken at the Bux.
ton postofiice one day the past week
when George H. Woodson gave the
force of Uncle Sam all they cared
to do for the day when he mailed out
circular matter setting forth why
he was candidate for representa-
tive. The statement is that il was
more mail for one day than all the
inhabitants of that great mining
town had ever sent out in day.
Oskaloosa Times: One of the old
est settlers In this part of Iowa, i:
Mrs. u. r. Brown, now living in Bea
con. Mrs. Brown, whose nader
name was knight, was born a
Greencastle, Indiana, January 81
1880. Her father died when she wal
small child and her mother movet
quite young. In the spring OF 1884,
they came TO Mahaska county, tn,
mother having married Newt. Seey