The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

ers, and Thos. Sewers of this cit,
i. was their son, and half-brother o
. Mrs. Brown. The latter, then Mis-
Anna L. knight, married anothe
Thos. Sewers. brother of Judge Seev
J ers, who died in Oskaloosa som,
: years later. She was married to hel
present husband, B. F. Brown, in
| 1868. Except six years spent in Hi
nois she has lived in Mahaska county
since the spring of 1S41, or a period
of nearly 70 years.
| (From Mondays Dany.)
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Peacock are
away for few days rest and visit
with relatives at Excelsior Springs
Missouri.
| Howard Liillard went to Grinnel
Saturday afternoon where he witness
ed the Davenport-Grinnell high school
basket ball game.
Fred Turner is confined to his
home with a very severe case OF
pneumonia. His condition is said to
approach serious stage.
John Miller, who has been making
Wyoming his home for the past few
months, is in the city for an extended
'isit with his parents and friends.
'Chink" Mattick of this city, who
will be given a tryout with the Chi.
cago White SoX this season has been
notified to report in Chicago, Feb. 20.
The SoX will train at Waco, Texas
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Seibert who
we're married in Davenport Thursday
afternoon arrived home from a brief
EASTERN trip Saturday evening and
will be at home to friends in a few
weeks at the Seibert residence No.
i07 South Second street.
John H. Ramsay and family, who
or Years have resided at No. 4l6I
south Seventh street. removed to-
)es Moines last week where Mr.
Ramsay can be more intimately con-
,ected with mining interests. Oska
oosa friends regret to lose the asso-
,iation of these most excellent peo-
pie.
MOntezuma Republican: Mrs. Thos.
'ooney of Oskaloosa is visiting her
unt, Mrs. Joseph Morris.
Mrs. Alban Stewart, of Madison,
Wisconsin, is visiting her mother,
FRS. Clark, on North A street.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Parkhill and daughter Grace
ave returned from a short visit in
)skaloosa.
Tom Davis was down from Des
Moines yesterday to visit with his |
mother, Mrs. Jeanette Davis, No. GIG
south A street.
Curtis c. Ware, of Gillispie, Ill.,, |
Jas in town Friday, the guest of his
arents, and of his sister, Mrs. Belle |
jchilling. and brother, Thomas w.
Ware.
Bussey Record: Mr.. Van Hale and
lmily have moved TO Oskaloosa and
Ir. L.. Baxter and family are now
occupying the house vacated by the
Iale family.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. F. Rice
nd Margaret and Mrs. Roy eleven
er went to OskalOosa Tuesday to |
pend a few days with Mrs. BarrOws |
nd other friends.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Lola Mau. !
ice, Of Pueblo, Colo, left this |
forming for Oskaloosa where she will |
pend the day, after visit at the |
iome of her sister, Mrs. J. V. Buch |
man, south of the city.
New Sharon Star: J. NJ. Burkes
leld successful closing out sale at
lis farm last Monday. He contem-
Jlates moving to OskaloOsa in the |
ipring and will improve a vacant lot
le owns in the Green q Henderson
addition.
or the general secretary of the OsE
Ealoosa y. NJ. c. A., the Ottumwa
Courier says: Harry HennesS, who |
underwent an operation at the OF |
umwa hospital two weeks ago, is
'apidly improving and is able to hc
jut again.
MarGhalltown Times Republican |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Melton, sos Lee
street, are parents of a son, born |
Wednesday. Mrs. Melton's mother
Mrs. H. l.. Heath. of Oskaloosa, ar
ried in the city Wednesday night to
De with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Walker and
'amily, of Rippey, Iowa, are guests
It the home Of Mrs. George Hoff, near
he city. Mrs. Hoff and Mrs. Walker |
ire sisters. Mr.. Walker has recent |
.y disposed of interests at Rippey and |
S making preparations to go to Can
ada where he expects to make his fu.
ture home.
Walter J. Singleton, who was en-
(loyed in the city by the Green Can.
iy Company and the Bertsch-ShurtZ |
Drug Company a few summers ago,
and also Penn Whitaker of this city |
we're among the twenty-eight who |
passed in the examinations for state |
Pharmacists certificates, which were |
leld before the State Board at Des |
MGines last week. Both are well |
Known and have hosts of friends here |