The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

n ltically unanimous reelection to tn
8 head of the organization. Mr. Whit,
" delivered an address at Abba Thurs
day evening and will be before anoth
3 er gathering of Mine Workers ant
friends at Buxton tomorrow Sunday
where a great reception awaits him.
Mrs. Alfred Shradel, of Searsboro
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Melvin Phelen, of Centerville, was
! itransacting business in the city yes
: terday. II,
Mrs. John NJ. Tullos,, of near Eddy
willie, was calling on Oskaloosa
friends yesterday
Miss Lena Clark went TO Keosauqua
yesterday for few days visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Erskine.
Leslie Wallace has gone to Marshall.
town for an over-Sunday visit with
his sister, Mrs. Lou Whaien.
Abba Union: John Boden and son,
Robert. of Osceola, attended the tuner
al of Mrs. E. It. knight last Saturday.
Mrs Elizabeth Fleming went to OF
jtumwa yesterday for an over Sunday
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Rector.
MonteZuma Republican,: r. ]. Ba-
lker, the big horse buyer of Oskaloosa,
was here yesterday and he bought a
lot of good ones.
Kelley Davis, who is attending
school at Penn College, went to his
home at Searsboro yesterday for the
christmas vacation.
New Sharon Star: Miss Barbara
IN snl,s a.. nzIrn l.,r@ n
Ito spend about a week with relatives
and friends near there.
New Sharon Star: Walter White,
of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in New
Sharon and he and the writer were
guests at the Dr. Ryan home for sup
per.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Belmont, of
,Osceola, who have been guests at the
Sam Nevin home north of town the
past week, departed for home yester-
day.
Mrs. VIM. F. Purdin and son, Wood
row. of Corydon, Ia, passed through
the city yesterday en- route home
| from visit with relatives in the vi
cinity of Grinnell.
Fremont Gazette: viii Darner
went to Oskaloosa on Monday, where
he was drawn to serve on the petit
jury. Owing to a pressure of business
he was excused from duty by Judge
Preston.
Mrs. Anna Martin, of Omaha, Neb.,
who nas been visiting Oskaloosa and
Sigourney relatives the past two
weeks, went to Marshalltown recently,
where she will spend Christmas with
her son, Ira. d..
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. Marsh, of !
Tracy, a student in the Oskaloosa
high school and a brother of Mrs. Z.
f. Petit, came vi, Friday evening
for an over-Sunday visit with Rev.
and Mrs. G. L. Petit.
Delta Press: Mrs Earl Augustine,
living near Rose Hill, who has been
in a precarious condition since the
birth of a baby boy on December LIST,
is now improving and is thought to
be out of danger. This is certainly
good news to her many friends in
Delta t@..
Centeryille Citizen: Carl Wright,
wife and little daughter. of Franklin, |
Neb., are visiting here with relatives. |
In recent years Mr.. Wright has been |
employed by large lumber company, !
for which he is now representing on !
the road. He goes from here to Oska- /,
loosa to visit his wife's relatives.
Montezuma Republican: George
McCary, of Oskaloosa, who is in the |
loan business for big insurance COM |
Thursday. George is an old friend OF |
hA Dor hnF
when he was cashier of a new bank in
Delta and he made good. His father |
is cashier of the Richland National !
Bank and was at one time representa-
tive from that county.
MarShalltown Times - Republican
John Laughlin, division roadmaster
of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis rail- |
road, is at St Thomas hospital, where |
he is suffering from conclusion of the
brain, due to an accident. While re-
turning from a trip over the road a
freight train and engine bumped into
the caboose while switching and Mr..
Laughlin was thrown to the floor,
alighting on his head
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Van Ness, o. Oskaloosa, former
ly of Coalfield, visited friends here !
over Sunday. Mr.. Van Ness preached
two sermons at the Coalfield church,
there being a good attendance, par
ticularly at the evening meeting. Mr..
Van Ness will commence meeting at
Bethel, near Hynes, in he near future.
The meetings will last ten days, con.
Itinuing through the holiday season.
New Sharon Star: A number of
business changes are scheduled for
the first of the year and there are
prospects of one or more new bust
ness blocks being erected next
spring, Robt. DoZe will retire from
the implement bushes the first of the
month, Fill Garner taking back the
business he conducted for many years.
Mr.. Garner will pace one of his sons
in charge Of the store temporarily,
while he will remain in Oskaloosa to
manage his implement business there.
(From Mondays Dany.)
Jake Hoogendorn was a visitor to
| Des Moines today on business.
Miss Alta WEIGH, of near Rose Hill
was guest of friends here over Sun.
day.
| Jack Bowen, OF Ottumwa, was an
over Sunday guest OF friends in the
lefty.
Mrs. F. S. Hodge visited over Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. John Cal
vert, In Mt. Pleasant.