The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

lWneTe ne was ENTHUSIASTICALLY recelV
led, and enjoyed a much needed resi-
latter weeks of arduous labor in the
Lackawanna and Wyoming fields
The National President, accompanied
, by District President John Fahey, OF
the Ninth district, who met him at
Hazieton, and Mr.. Poggiani, left Haz
Teton on the l2:45 p. m. train today
for Shenandoah. At stations along
the route he was met by large num-
bers of the workingmen and their
friends, who gave him royal well
leone, and Mr.. White responded in
his usual cordial manner At the Lee
thigh station fully five thousand peo-
pie had gathered eager to get a
glimpse of the man whose name is on
the tongue of every mine worker and
who has proven himself an able cham
Ipion of the laboring classes. He
was greeted enthusiastically.
George Barrows departed Saturday
evening for his home in ST. Paul, af-
ter spending several days in the city
with relatives.
Miss Ethel Jackson returned TO her
home in Marshalltown this morning
after spending a few days in town
with relatives.
| Mrs. n s. Andrew who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. H. Wright,
has returned to her home in North
Branch, Kansas.
Mrs A. J. Smith, who has been
spending few days with Mrs. A.. c.
Miller, returned TO her home in Mar
shalltown Saturday.
Mrs. N. H. Anderson, who has been
the guest for the past week at the
DR.. Teter home, has returned to her
home in Toulin, Ill.
Mt SEES Anna and Larmornine Van.
renen have returned TO their home in
New Sharon after spending a few
days with Miss Lucille Kinder.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Brackney and Mrs. H. L.
Way, of New Sharon, who were called
to the city by the death of Mrs. Gold
en-, returned to their home Saturday. !
Al NJ Jones, an officer at the Ana /,
mOsa state reformatory, was in town !
yesterday and today visiting with
friends. The Herald acknowledges a |
pleasant call.
Captain C. Woodruff resumed his !
Office duties this Monday morning AT I
ter an absence of several weeks con-
finement TO his home on North c !
street by illness.
Mrs. Chauncey Moffett, of Marshall
town, is in town for a visit with rela-
tives and friends at the parental Hen
ry Walling home on North C street, +
and at other places.
Lou Henry, a former Oskaloosa
typo, now engaged as a linotype oper.
ator on the Burlington Hawk-Eye, is !
back to the old town on his annual !
visit to keep tab on the old gang.
Campbell W. Fair, now of Webster
City, formerly manager of the Oska-
loosa Gas Company, spent Sunday in
town. Mr. Fair is now manager and
part owner of the Webster City plant.
BIB. "diy SOOpcI, udu6htci vi M D
s J. Morris, No. 500 Third avenue
east, has gone to Minneapolis, Chi.
cago and other points for a three
weeks visit among relatives and .
friends.
o. P. Dede, manager of the Golden
Eagle tailoring department, left Sat
urday for Chicago TO spend a week
among the large tailoring establish !
ments in search of new ideas for the
fall season.
George Phillips, of Ottumwa, clerk ,
of the courts of Wapello county, is in
town today, the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Villa Millisack, for brief visit,
and was caller with Mahaska Clerk .
Leroy COrlett. I
Several of their neighbOTs and |
friends have good evidence of the |
fact that Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. McCurdy !
can catch fish They were favored |
with some fine specimens upon the i
return of the campers Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. W r. Fansher and |
daughter Lottie, No. I'll North H .
street, LETT this morning for a months |
visit in Denver, Colorado Springs, !
and Cheyenne, Wyo and other west |
ern points. On their way back they |
will visit relatives in Nebraska.
Frank Fitzgerald, suffering from
severe internal injury received in an
accident on the NJ & ST. l.. Ry., at
Winfield, Friday afternoon, is able TO
sit up and has taken food. He is
considered much improved and will
come out OF the trouble all right.
Henry T. Head, OF Grand Rapids,
Michigan, president and attorney for
the Oskaloosa Light & Fuel Company,
is an Oskaloosa visitor today. He
came to confer with the city council
at the session TO be held this evening
concerning the new gas ordinance un.
der consideration in that body.
James Ward arrived from Wales
Sunday morning TO be a guest at the
home of his cousin, Mrs. WIN Rey.
nolds, for few days visit. He will
spend number OF weeks with rela-
tiyes and former friends In this local.
ity and In Pennsylvania Mr.. Ward
was in the wreck OF the Chicago New