The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-04-25

4 MIS-. A. III. PerklnS, oil wright, was
in Oskaloosa Saturday to visit her
daughter. Mrs. John Mathews, 200 q
avenue west. She was accompanied
by Miss hay Walker.
Eddyville Tribune: Edna Saunders
who mas a musical class here, is in
New York taking special instruction
in kindergarten. Her pupils are being
taken care OF by .er sister, Hattie
Maude Saunders. of Oskaloosa.
The Denver, Colo, News contained
a notice OF the issuance of a license
for the marriage of Howard Wilbur
Way of that city and Miss Gertrude
Bradd of New Sharon, la. The bride
is daughter of George Bradd, of New
Sharon.
! Williamsburg Journal: George j.
Loos, of Oskaloosa, began last week
as the new desk clerk in the Star
drug store. Mr.. Loos is registered
pharmacist from Highland Park
school and comes here with the very
best recommendations.
Richland Clarion: w. NJ. Crawford,
of Oskaloosa, is doing some work in
this locality. Mr.. Crawford says he
likes Oskaloosa. He has seven-room
house in that city. He occupies two
rooms and says he rents the other five
for thirteen dollars per month.
What Cheer Patriot: Gus Bruno
and Eugene Lally, of What Cheer, and
Ben White, Mr.. Proctor and Mr..
Strausser, of Thornburg, went to Os-
kaloosa Wednesday where they wee
initiated into the order OF Eagles
lodge. They returned Thursday.
Allen Rodgers, spent Sunday in
Grinnell with friends.
Pete Wilson was passenger for Des
Moines this afternoon.
William Hamm went to Minneapolis
on business this morning.
Howard Harold, of Eddyville, was
visitor in the city Sunday,
Miss Nell Byram spent Sunday in
Pella with her parents and friends.
Ozro Meredith, student at Penn,
spent Sunday with friends at Liscomb.
| George Manos went to Ottumwa
this morning for a brief business trip.
Miss Mae Millar is visiting among
friends in Denver for couple of
weeks
Joseph Fisher has returned to Oska
loOsa after a winter spent in Des
Moines.
Floyd Remand left for Lynnville
Saturday where he spent Sunday with
his folks.
Mrs. Julia p. Duboc was in New
Sharon Saturday, a guest of her son,
Ray Duboc.
Hubert Peckham, student at Penn
college, was in Newton where he
preached Sunday.
George Davis, of Abba. was in the
city Sunday visiting with his mother
and other relatives.
r. l.. Blackboard has returned from
Hot Springs where he went to recup-
crate from cold that threatened
pneumonia.
Tom Gary went to Des Moines Sat
urday and will remain in the capital
city permanently. having accepted a
situation there.
Mrs. o. n. Fuller, of Fremont. spent
Sunday in the city with her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Waddell, 1901
A avenue west.
F. Z. Page, of Salem, Oregon. is in
town looking after business. He is a
guest of the Mark Norman home, No.
4SS North Market street.
Mrs. F. NJ. Jenkins and children,
No. 30l South d street, started for
Omaha this morning to visit among
relatives and friends a few days.
Miss Mae Mercer. OF the Baldauf-
Rosenblatt house, is in the east in
connection with merchandise pur-
chases for the millinery department.
Mrs. A. A. Groves, member of the
staif of Successful Farming" a Des
Moines publication. was an over
Sunday visitor of Mrs. J. E. Morgan.
Mrs. DR.. Strain returned to her
home in Green Mountain Saturday
after spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. n. Hoyt. 523 North 4th
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bowles, of Glen. |
wood, are in town for few days Wis
il. Mr.. Bowles was formerly manag
er of the Iowa Telephone company in
OskalOosa.
Mrs. Thomas Cooney has taken a
position in the business office of Har-
ris Brothers, vice Miss Mary Sher-
man. who has accepted a place with
the Interstate Manufacturing Co.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Bouge of OskalOosa, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Marts,
on Mary street. returned home Sat
urday morning on the Rock Island.
Ottumwa Courier: Misses Emma
and Vida Hawkinson, OF Oskaloosa,
returned home Saturday morning al I,
ter visit with their sister. Mrs. A.
J. Anderson, 500 North Court street
Master James Whitehill, aged II. !
has been reported to the board OF
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