The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26

Ian and family and Misses Lily and
Anna.
Otto Reick, OF Fremont, was in town
yesterday enrOute to Ottumwa and
Bloomfield on business. Mr.. Reick is
the author of the cartoons which have
been appearing in the Herald every
Friday. He has unusual talent in that
direction.
Bloomfield Miss Meta Everheart
who has been visiting at the Frank
Rominger home the past week re-
turned to her home in Oskaloosa Mon
day. Miss Edna Axtell who has also
been visiting at the Rominger home
returned with her for a short visit
before returning to Kansas City.
Abba Union: The EndeayOr Socie-
ty of the Christian church met at the
lecture room Tuesday evening and lis
tened to a we'll prepared program.
Chas. Griffith had charge of the exer-
cises and all were pleased with each
number, which was instructive and
profitable. Miss Leota Davis gave a
splendid report of the Endeavor con-
vention in OSkaloosa the previous
week.
Milo Hunt, a we'll known educator
and formerly with the Oskaloosa
schools, has embarked in the citrus
Industry in his new home in southern
California and has just completed set
ting out a ranch of ten acres. Mr..
Hunt Is now located at Whittier and
while still engaged in school work, he
saw, soon after his arrival in Califor-
mia, the possibilities of the fruit bust
ness and so planted the seeds with
the idea of raising his own nursery
stock, which he did successfully.
OF former residents of Oskaloosa,
but for several years since citizens
of Sheridan, Wyoming, where Mr..
Jackson and Mr.. Mcbride are pro-
Iprietors of the Sheridan Clothing Co.,
the Post of that city says: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight L. Jackson will leave
Sunday, Sept. %, for the Rockies,
where they will hunt for elk. They
will go from here to Cody, where they
will be met by w. f. Day, the taxi
dermist of Sheridan, with his pack
outfit and fourteen horses, cook and
wrangler.. Leaving. Cody they will
go to what is known as the Thorough
fare country. 1t will require three
Edays to make the trip by pack train.
They expect to be away for about
three weeks. This is Mrs. Jackson's
first trip, but Mr.. Jackson has made
trip each year for the past four
years. Mrs. Jackson is a good shot
with a rifle and hopes to secure an
elk. During Mr.. Jackson's absence
Guy Richardson will assist Mr.. Nc
Bride in conducting their store, the
Sheridan Clothing company.
! (From Wednesdays Daily)
Mrs. A. r. Ashby, of Peoria, has
returned home after a brief visit with
friends in the city. h.,
Mrs. T. M. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Anna, went to Fremon Yesterday for
short visit with friends.
Miss Rose Johnson has departed for
Bryn Mawr, Pa, to take up her school
work in Bryn Mawr college.
Mrs. G. R. Mitchell, of near Wright
has returned home after a short visit
here at the Geo. Mason home;
Mr.. and Mrs sR E.s Crawford. Of
Dixon, lii Who have been spending q
few days 9fn owns have returned tc
their home.
Miss Edna Graves was passenger
yesterday for What Cheer, where she
will be the guest of friends for a cou
iple of weeks,
Sac City Sun; Miss Esther Tiber
ghien left on Monday for Oskaloos'
to continue her studies in music a
Central Holiness University.
Toledo Chronicle! Mrs. J. M. Hod
ges, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. n. II. Hayes the past two weeks