The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-02-15

is that the miners will be faithful.
represented. Mr.. Cameron is a Mon
roe county boy. He is as straight a,
tions as it is possible for a man t.
be. The trip will be a nice vacation
for him and is recognition of one
of the most loyal of the United Mine
Workers of America.
Earl E. Dusenbery, deputy clerk Of
the district court, has resigned his
position, the resignation taking effect
! this evening. Mr.. Dusenbery will
leave Monday morning for Des Moines
where he has accepted position with
the Iowa Flour Company. Mr.. Dus
lenbery has acted in the capacity OF
deputy clerk for over two years. He
entered the clerks Office on January
l, 1910, and after a short time he was
appointed deputy, which position he
has acceptably filled. He was always
on the job and worked for the best
interests of the county. Although
when he entered the office the work
was all new to him, he soon took an
interest in it and progressed rapidly.
On several occasions he has handled
! the duties of the clerk in an excellent
manner. He was we'll liked by all
the attorneys of the Mahaska Bar,
as we'll as the general public, who will
regret very much to see him leave.
Mr.. Dusenbery is a Mahaska county
boy by birth and has always made
| this place his home. He attended
| Penn college for three and half
years and is a graduate of the Gem
City Business College of Quincy. He
has the distinction OF being the young
est deputy clerk ever serving in Ma
haska county. The new position with
the Iowa Flour Co., which Mr.. Dusen-
berry has accepted, is a responsible
position and offers excellent oppor-
tunities in the future. The company
is a large wholesale firm and does a
vast amount of business over Iowa.
There is not the least doubt that
Earl will make good in his new line
of work, as he is a hustler and al
ways willing to work. He has great
number of friends in OskaloOsa who
will regret very much to see him
leave, but all wish him the best OF
success. Earl Coffin has accepted the
position made vacant by Mr.. Dusen-
bery's resignation and entered upon
the new duties last Wednesday morn
ing. Mr. Coffin is a willing worker
and will undoubtedly fill the position
creditabiy.
(From Mondays Dany.}
Mrs. J. NJ. Hines, of Pasadena, Cal,
is making an extended visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. T. c. Toll
bert, of pol North c street.
Bussey Record Mrs. Ida Stoker
and her brother, Ed Wharton, of Os-
kaloosa, came last Tuesday for few
days visit at the Robert Wharton
home
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Shaw returned to their home
in Oskaloosa Monday, after spending
a few days at the Robt. Shaw home
of this place and the J. A. Shaw
home at Gibson.
Frank W. Hiatt, who has been in
Australia for the past year, returned
home this morning. He came home
via Vancouver over the Canadian Pa
cific. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiatt cOntem-
plate moving to their farm near In
dianola about the first of March.
Esquire o. Z. G. Phillips is in re.
ceipt of a letter from John Love, for
merly of this city. Mr.. Love is now
making his headquarters at FL PasO,
Texas, where he has an interest in a
gold mine He sent pictures Of the
present revolution in Mexico, which
show the different leaders and a few
skirmishes.
Windsor DubOc, son of Mrs. Julia
p. Duboc, No. 4O4 North Market St,
who was taken severely i'll while at
work last week, suffering with what
was diagnosed as appendicitis, is so
much better today that he has return.
| ed to his place at the Frank Edris
I farm, northeast of town. Windsor
was taken to the hospital and an oper-
alton was contemplated. The patient
developed no alarming symptoms
however, and the trouble quickly
passed.
OF a former Oskaloosa girl the Keo
Ia Eagle says: Miss Emma Kelley
tells us of a letter she received from
Mrs. Eva Salisbury Barnes a few days
ago. Mrs. Barnes is still in hospi
tai at Brookline, a Boston suburb
where she recently underwent an op
q Grafton for the correction of Grip
4 pied condition of her knees. He
} daughter Edith made her first ap
pearance in public as a grand oper;
singer not long ago and no amount o
} crippledness could keep her mothe
, from going to hear her.
, OF former resident and a gentle
man well known in tuscaloosa, tn
: Pella Chronicle says: n. J. Gesmal
F. resigned his Office as Mayor of tn
city of Pella at the council meetin
Tuesday evening to take effect Marc
Ist. Mr.. Gesman in company with hi
brother, Of Oskaloosa, have purchase
large tract of land in Montana an
!. they will move to that place shortl,