The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-10-03

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Heath and baby, and they are nov
settled in the Methodist parsonage.
Jesse Hutton, an employe of thu
Iowa Drug Co. and resident of De,
Moines, was in town Saturday ant
Sunday, guest of the Chas. Nicolas
son home on North Seventh street,
Mrs, Eta E. Davis, one of the grad
luate nurses at the Abbott hospital
has gone to Chicago to take three
months post graduate course in the
Illinois Training School, or the Cool
County Hospital 3a8
Knoxville Journal: Rev. Z. H. War.
ing, of Oskaloosa, was in the city Sun
day and Monday visiting old-time
friends. The Rev. Mr.. Warning was
pastor of the Methodist church in this
city SO years ago.
Mrs. r. NJ. Howell and Mrs. Eliza
beth Lawrence, of Des Moines, who
have been guests the James Law
renee home, We're passengers Satur-
day for Givin to attend Congrega-
ltional church meeting. Mrs. E.
Jones, of this city, accompanied them.
| Newton Journal: Lou Wildman,
who for several years has been a
brakeman on the -. & st. l.. between
| Newton and New Sharon, has been
promoted to the high BALI run be-
tween Oskaloosa and Albert Lea and
will probably move his family to Os-
kaloosa.
W. j. Howell, one of the most eff
Gent and enthusiastic Sunday school
workers i'm the state, announces that
by the close of the season, every
township in Mahaska county will have
held township conventions. This is
the first year such a good record has
been made in many years.
SAINT Yer Nicer, of Davenport, was
in Oskaloosa and Pella Saturday,
Itransacting business. Mr.. Yer Nicer
asserts that he has personal knowl-
edge of many corn crops in Iowa, but
never in all his experience does he
,recolleet such corn as he has seen this
1T passes belief. .'-.,
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mrs. F. c. Armour and mother, Mrs.
C. Minor, of Oskaloosa, left here
Thursday for Los Angeles, wnere
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Ar
mour accompanied his wife and moth
err TO the city Wednesday evening, all
being guests at the J. |. Armour home
during their stay.
Kansas City Drovers' Telegram
George Rierdon, of Oskaloosa, Ia, who
took out string of LAP pound
steers, will make short feed on them
and then lay off till next spring.
These steers" said he, would sell
well now on any market to the pack
ers. l will put them in feed lot and
crown them pretty hard till about the
first of December and then let them
CO."
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Minnie
Mccain has decided to locate in Os-
kaloosa for the winter at least and
she win dispose of her household
goods here. She left Saturday even
ing for Oskaloosa to keep house for
a lady for several weeks. AS her son
Howard is employed in Dolls restaur-
ant and is rooming with three other
young men who are employed in the
restaurant, she will be near him.
OF former Oskaloosa boys the AL
bia Union says: After more than
eleven years of congenial and success
full partnership the Big Store" on
the west side of the square in Abba
has made change in management,
Joe Strassburger having purchased
the interest of his partner, E. c. Yer
Veer, and viii conduct the business
alone. The Union will be joined by
many others in expressing regrets for
the withdrawal of Mr.. VerVeer from
the firm, where he has welded such
large influence in business, but all
wish for him success and prosperity
in every future undertaking. He will
probably go east, and wherever he
may decide to locate he will find that
success will be his reward for his
splendid equipment as a reliable and
competent business man.
tFrom Tuesdays Dailyj
Miss Vesta Callahan. of Osceola,
spent Sunday at the E. L. Butler
home.
Major F. H. Loring arrived in the
city last night to spend week visit
ing old friends.
Mrs. o. NJ. Dexter was a passenger
this morning for West Chester, for a
visit with her sister.
Mrs. NJ. E. Creswell, of Keosauqua,
returned home this morning after a
short stay in the city.
Mrs. A. F. Keegan went to Mar
lshalltown this morning for a brief
visit with her brother, Bob Clark.
X. L. Blackford arrived home at
noon today from trip to Chicago In
the interests of the Blackford Co.
Misses Helen Sewers and Camille
Walton visited friends in Grinnell
Saturday and attended the foo ball
game.
w. o. Phillips and wife of near