The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

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Walter Hoover is visiting for a
few days with relatives in Abba.
Claude FisherSwassa passenger yes.
terday to ottumwa for a short visit
with relatives md friefids@ AZ III
Mrs. L. c. Jennings has gone to
Ottumwa for brief visit with her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Lyons.
Mrs. w. C.. Hatfield, of near He'd,
rick, has returned hone after a brief
visit in the city with friends.
Mrs. J. B. Barlow have gone to
Wapello, where she will be guest
of her brother, George Linsley.
Miss Pauline Baughman, OF Abba,
has returned time after spending a
few days with Uskaloosa friends.
Mrs. w. A. Bowers, of Delta, pass.
ed through the city yesterday en-.
route to Eddyvllle for visit with
relatives. -.
Mrs. r. H. Linney, of Keosauqua,
returned home yesterday after a few
days visit in the city with relatives
and friends.
S. B. Nordskog, of Ottumwa, for
merly a resident here, was in town
yesterday doing business for the
Swift company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dorman, of
Burlington, who have been visiting at
the parental Dorman home near Bea.
con for short time. have returned
home.
Mr.. aud Mrs J. w. Goodman, OF
Fairfield, who have been visiting rela.
lives I'm this vicinity for the past
week, departed for home yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Alice Madden, of near Lacey,
departed yesterday for Macon, Mo,
where she will enjoy an extended Wis,
1t with her brother, Harry, and her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Nicholson.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Hattie
Coffman, of Oskaloosa, and her friend
came Saturday night for an over
Sunday visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farmer Miller. returning to their
home Sunday night.
Pella Chronicle: Word has been
received here by friends of the death
at her home in Chicago of Cora, the
daughter of Mr.. II. Marley, who lived
In Pella for few years near the col
lege. The young lady moved from
Pella to Oskaloosa with her parents
and was later married and moved to
Chicago.
II OF former Oskaloosa people the
What Cheer Chronicle says: George
Y. Chism and wife of Versailles, Mo-,
have been visiting here for week
past. He says they expect to move
back here In April and he and his
father will fix their barber shop up In
apple pie" order, and they no doubt
will do well.
Mrs. Angelina Roberts, of Helena,
Montana, and cousin r. Richards, OF
Wales. are guests at the VIII Roberts
home at Given. They are en- route
to visit among friends and relatives
and will take part In the national Els
teddfod to be held at Pittsburg Mr..
Reese Roberts will join them here
for a trip to Ohio. He VIII stop with
his brother Lewis Roberts at Sioux
City.
or the remarkable work being
done by W. c. Cutler, of Sawtelle, Cal,
known to many Oskaloosa people, the
Los Angeles Tribune says; To
catch all the natural gas from a great
oil well, chill it with an Ice machine,
charge it into rhigolene and other ex-
tre.nely valuable liquids far colder
than ice, and then discarding the ice
machine, use these same liquids to
chill the rest of the gas and make
more liquids, sounds like perpetual
motion machine story. Yet this Is
practically what w. c. Cutler, inven-
tor and scientist Is doing with his
new plant at Oliuda this week. 1t is
the first strictly refrigerating plant
for the reduction of gasoline from nat
ural gas ever established In the world
as far as known.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
Celeste Ball May, of Blackwell, Okla,
a former Iowa woman, has just pub
lished a new book of poems which
have ELECTED praise from critics who
have examined them. Her first book,
Love Purified" was brought out in
1906, being also a collection of her
poems. The later volume Is called
'Eddies of Memory" which relate to
the authors life in Iowa. particularly.
Il feel" said Mrs. May. recently,
that really belong to the three
states--Iowa, Kansas and Oklahoma
and sincerely wish night write
we'll enough to make them all proud
of me-" Mrs. May was born in Lee
county, Iowa and spent her childhood
in the villages of Cincinnati and
Bellair, in Appanoose county, where
her father, DR.. d. r. Bell, was prac-
ticing physician. She attended Oska-
loosa college at Oskaloosa, while the
Carpenter brothers.! George /, and
w. j. were still professors there.
After schooldays we're over. she was
married to John r. May at Abba, Ia,
and spent several years there, going
west on account of her husbands
Health. But the Memories of Early
Life" all are sketches from real life
lin Iowa. ~ Il. 80
What Cheer Patriot: What Cheer
has sent out into the professional
business world numerous young men
and women who have made good and
the, number is constantly increasing.
Leon B. Lambert Is the latest one
y heard from In this respect The sale
of the G.. T.. Lambert department store
at Delta left Leon out OF job and he
set out to find new aud better one,
y going to Omaha, Ncb. To mako a
y long story short, Leon was hired the
next day by Armour & Co. and went
to work on territory out OF oskalOo.
sa The fact that previous to tho
week which he spent In Armours
Omaha plant he hardly knew the diff.
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