The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-03-21

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who has been with him most of thu
time.
Lawrence L. Dir and wife, of Bea
: yer Dam, Wisconsin, are in the cit.
, being called here by the condition o
Mr.. Dirr's father, who met with al
accident last week.
II Messrs. i. N Taylor, Frank Tor
renee, Thomas J. Wilson. w. F. Nc
Vey and l.. R. Briggs have been Sc
lected as delegates to the State TAI
Convention, which Is to be held II
Des Moines tomorrow.
| o.. l.. Dickson, now OF Davenport
was in town on business yesterday
Mr.. Dickson has sold his picture
show business in Davenport and &C
cepted the general agency for. life
insurance business. His territory is
in central Iowa, and it is possible the
family may return to Oskaloosa
Their many friends here would cor
daily welcome their return to this
city.
Clyde White and wife, who have
been residing at AL North 18th
street, have purchased the property
at ITO c avenue east and have re-
moved thereto. Thos. E. Wheatcroft
and wife, who have been residing in
the last named property for several
years, have moved to the property at
30S North Eighth street, and will oc.
cupy it jointly with Hugh H. Snyder
and wife.
c. f. Geyer, who has charge of the
accessories department of McClure's
Garage, returned from Cedar Rapids
where he had been with the display
OF the local house at the Auto Show
there and in Des Moines. He will
leave today for an extended trip
through the principal towns of north.
ern Iowa, including Mason City, Du.
buque, Cedar Rapids and others. He
expects to be gone about one month.
II. T.. Davis was taken suddenly i'll
at his office in the Rhinehart build
ing last evening with an acute at
tack of Inflammation of the stomach
and bowels. He was taken to the hos.
pital, but this morning was much bet.
ter and was removed to his home, 81
Fourth avenue East. He was pretty
sick man for a while, but being other.
wise in fine physical condition the
trouble responded quickly to relief
measures. and it is thought he will
soon be all right again.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Eta Godfrey
was an over Sunday visitor with her
niece, Mrs. Inez Tandy and family, at
Oskaloosa.
Pella Chronicle:' Warren Dennis
and family of Oskaloosa arrived here
Tuesday afternoon. They will make
Pella their future home.
Keota Eagle: Mary Burke went to
Oskaloosa Monday evening. The
wound she received by falling upon
an icy walk early in the winter has
never healed and she is being treat
ed. 'p'
r. f. Baker departed yesterday for
a few weeks business trip through
Missouri. Mr.. Baker will visit Kan
Sas City aud be present at the &C.
ment show which is to be held at
that place.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Helen
Burke, OF Oskaloosa, came this week
10 accept a position as trimmer in
he millinery department of r. H.
Walker & Co.'S store, to remain here
iuring the coming season.
Monroe County News: Clint Mahan
Of Creston was an Abba visitor last
Saturday on his way home from Os-
kaloosa, where he had been visiting
relatives. He learned the barber
trade in Abba, 30 years ago, with J.
r. Norman, and he and lord enjoyed
a talk about old times.
Pella Chronicle: A serious fire was
prevented at the home of Steven De-
Cook this week by being quickly dis
covered. A stove pipe goes up through
L spare bed room and some bed cloth
ing caught fire from the pipe. The
flames were soon discovered and the
fire eXtinguished but not before about
twenty-five dollars worth of damage
was done.
LOvilia Press: Mrs. Mary A. Hill.
lard, mother OF Clarence w. Hill
lard, manager OF the Hawkeye Lum-
Der Co, of this city, died at her home
in Oskaloosa, on Monday, March 4,
and the remains were laid to rest on
Thursday, March 7. The friends of
Mr.. Hilliard in this city extend heart.
felt sympathies in his hour of be-
reavement.
Eddyyille Tribune:/ Mrs. J. L. Cump-
ton, who has been visiting relatives
six miles north of Oskaloosa, was in
town Tuesday. She and the younger
children will depart soon for Canada
TO join Mr.. Cumpton and the oldest
son in their new home. When she
last heard from Mr.. Cumpton they
had not reached their destination, be-
ing in a string of sixty emigrant cars
up in Dakota. #
(From Wednesdays Dailv.)
II. w. Garner. went to Chicago last
evening on business trip.
Ike Davis went to Denver, Colo,
last night on a business trip.