The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-10-09
THE OsKALOOsA HERALD THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1913

Rodgers home, No. 3O5 North Eighth
street. They will have the first story
apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Crissy, who
have been residing at No. 500 First
avenue east have taken apartments
at the Brewer place, No. 212 North
Third street.
| Mrs. A. L. Eckenbom, who has
been in the city couple of days Wis.,
iting at the home of her son, d, h,
Eckenbom. returned this morning to
Madrid, Iowa. t5a
Mrs. Carl Johnson departed this
morning for Dexter, Iowa, where she
will attend the wedding of Miss
Gladys Monroe of Dexter to DIR. Earl
Stribling, of jamestown, N. d.
Mr. and Mrs. e. j. Clenney and
daughter, Miss Lavina. of Rock Is
land, H., who have been visiting rela-
tives near Leighton for the past week,
home.
Friends of Walter ]. Meek, formerly
|of Penn College, will be pleased to
learn of his being elected to an "Asso-
ciate Professorship" in the depart
ment of Physiology at the University
of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Martin, formerly
residents of Oskaloosa, now of Center
vile, were In the city Monday for a
brief visit with local friends. They
We're en- route home after weeks
visit with relatives at Mason City.
Mrs. o. N. Downs, Mrs. M. J. Cru
Dorgan, Miss Okley Downs and Miss
Florence Cox departed this morning
for Keokuk, where they will attend
the state meeting of the Lady Macca-
bees. .-
viii Swain comes from Belle
Plaine,. attracted by the big doings
of the Mahaska Fall Festival and he
will remain for the entire program
lie will be guest of the Peter
Schmitt home, No. 100 Fourth ave-
nue. west.
The C. Winter family has closed
the home on C avenue East for the
winter, and will live in the fiat over
the .Orpheum theatre. Mr.. Winter is
owner of the building and as the fiat
was vacated at an opportune time he
to occupy it himself.
c. Fl. Miller, foreman of the Iowa
Valve Company, has moved from the
Frank Baker cottage, No. 1906 South
Market, and with his wife has apart |
ments at the McMullin property, No. |
403 First avenue east. The proper
ty vacated was leased by DR.. C. F. |
Adams and family, who took posses |
sion Monday.
H. II. Williams and family, who |
has been making Oskaloosa head |
quarters while representing a com |
firm on the road, has vacated |
he Isabel Apartments on South Mar |
get street TO, accept a promotion to
bigger business, with Davenport as |
headquarters. He moved family and |
affects Monday. 80 .-...'.-
Homer Stanley, who has been in |
charge of the repairing " department |
IF the States Auto Supply company, |
has gone to Keokuk, where he has ac-
,epted a position with his former en-
)loyer, Mr.. ]. Bullock Mr.. Stanley |
n accepting his new position enters
nto new department of the automo-
bile business for himself. He will have
,harge of the repair department.
Esquire. Dave B. Hawkins departs
omorrow morning for Des Moines to
De in attendance at the first grand |
odge meeting of the Loyal Order of
Moose in Iowa, as a delegate from
rhe meeting will be in session Wed
1esday and Thursday and the capital
city hosts are planning big time for
heir Moose brothers from over the |
state.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Harry Evans went to Des Moines !
his morning on business.
C. r. Grant departed this morning |
'or Keokuk on business trip.
Mrs. A. r. Clancy and daughter, |
Miss Katherine, departed Tuesday |
morning for a weeks visit with rela- |
lines in central Illinois. M'Htft
g. Keosauqua Republican; Mrs. Hat |
lie SommerYille is in oskaloosa for |
! visit with the family OF her daugh- |
er, Mrs. George Morrow.
Miss Mary August of near Hedrick,
who has, been visiting Oskaloosa and |
pella friends for, the past week, re-
.urned home, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Thompson de-
parted Tuesday morning for Keiths-
burg, Ill.,, being called there by the
illness of Mr.. Thompson's, brother
Frank. -
Bussey Record: Will Deck, of Os-
1aloosa, was visiting friends here on
Sunday. Mrs. Deck has gone to Ne
,rsaka for an extended visit with rel
ltiyes.
Mrs. r. T. Simons, of Des Moines. |
Who has been spending the past week
with friends and relatives here and
1t Rose Hill, returned to her home
his morning.
Sac City Sun: Mrs B. o. Jerrel and
laughter Louise and son Burton ar
lived last Friday evening from Oska-
oosa and visited over Sunday at the |
,. w. Loring home.
y Miss Lydia Gates, of Ottumwa,
who has been the guest of Oskaloosa |
friends for few days, departed this |
for Eddyville where she will |
spend the day with friends.
Roland Jones, an express mes |
senger for the United States Express |
Co. in this scity, is relieving John
Neean on his run on the Rock Island |
this city and Rock Island.
What Cheer patriof. Mrs Allie |