The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-10-09

s Miss Josephine German, of Miiwar
kee, is in Oskaloosa for a ten days
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fo
isom.
Ram Marlin, No. 317 North X St
! has been appointed janitor at tn,
Methodist Episcopal church vic
Charles Rhinehart, resigned.
Landlord Jas. Hauser, of the Down
|. ling Hotel, leaves tomorrow foroe Bar
ko, Florida, where he will look owe
an orange Grove In which he is inter
ested. atlrt
James b Brewster of San Francis
leo, who was sumomned to Oskaloosa
by the death of his father-in-law, Ma
jor John f. Lacey, is in Chicago on
business.
Ben Gould, of Chicago, former
lOskaloosan, who has been here fol-
the past week visiting local friends
land relatives, departed this morning
flor Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. G. Sanderson, OF
/ Burlington, who have been visiting
at the home of their son, H. L. San
derson, for the past week, returned
home this morning.
Mrs. G. p. Patten, of Des Moines,
who spent Sunday in Oskaloosa with
! friends, departed this morning for
Sigourney where she will visit Iela-
tives for few days.
Misses Hazel and Nellie Kile, of
Ankeney, Iowa, spent Sunday with
their aunt, Mrs. c. W. Abrams. They
came by the auto route, returning
this morning via Des Moines.
Mrs. B.. G. Snyder has gone to
Plano, Illinois, for visit at the par
entail Hibbs home, and to Galesburg
for a visit with her daughter Helen,
and her sister, Mrs. II. W. Hurt.
Ran Willard of Marshalltown was
in town today looking after interests
in the Marshall Oil Company and to
shake hands among local friends
This is the first visit to Oskaloosa in
many mouths,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huber have ar
rived from Los Angeles for a visit
with 0skaloosa relatives and hosts
of old time friends. They are guests
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Warren Kalbach.
Art Walls, chief of police of Oska-
loosa under the Reynalds administra-
tion, departed this afternoon for Ne
braska to visit the home of his par
ents and possibly to locate perma-
nently in the west
James Frye, a former NJ. & ST. L.
switchman in this city, now located
with the Des Moines Union in Des
Moines, who has been visiting former
friends and his family here, returned
to his work this morning,
Hon, w. H.. Wray is :, able to be
about again after an illness cover
ing! a period of five or six weeks.
with stomach trouble. He is not
seeking any foot race contests as yet,
but is growing stronger every day
DR.. A: L. McCarty, of Des Moines
and California, spent Sunday in the
City, returning to the capital this
morning. The doctor tried to induce
his brother-in-law, Jack Moreland, to
return TO the coast with. him, but
"Pheyis nothin'l dom" The. gentle
man starts back to his. western home
on the goth inst. 49,, ,.u~... ~.
Mrs. Kate Stein Berry, daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan S. Stein, No. |
702s South d. street, is coming 10 Os- |
kaloosa to "act out 'and her friends |
will have opportunity of seeing the |
work of a talented home girl, who |
has won distinction in her work on /
the stage. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry are |
members of the Fane-Gorrell Stock |
Company, opening a weeks engage |
ment Monday, Oct 10, in 'The Boss" |
This is the first time Mrs. Berry has |
been in town TO play and she should |
meet with hearty welcome.
Chas. c. LATER was over from Sig |
Quincy Friday in attendance at the |
Lacey funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Loeb of Paw
huska, Oklahoma, are guests of Mrs |
Loeb's sister, Mrs. Lou Brown, No !
203 Third avenue east. s.rs,.,
= Knoxville. Express Mrs. w. c. |
Ramsay was in Oskaloosa Friday. |
She was accompanied home by her
daughter Irene who has been taking |
treatment there.
Sigourney Review: The residence |
property Of Charles Richards. has |
been sold to Chas. H. Miller. We !
understand that the Richards family |
will move to Oskaloosa
Newton Record: Mrs. George Rus |
sell OF Oskaloosa came last week for |
a short visit with her mother, Mrs. !
r. NJ Brooks, who is still suffering |
from the accident of several weeks
ago.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ha-
gems, who have been visiting at the
parental w. c. Hagens home the past
several days, left for Oskaloost Mon
day morning for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Sipkema.
George F. McCarty and w. |. Nea-
gle OF this city and II. Park Way of
Bussey have been drawn TO serve as
petit jurors in the October term OF
the Federal court which will convene
in Keokuk October 81.
A II. Southwick, of Los Angeles,
left Saturday for Buffalo, ~ Y, to
give personal attention to the settle
ment OF an estate. He stopped In
'Oskaloosa. TO visit at the home OF his
brother, w. p. Sonthwick, and was
here for the funeral of his personal
friend. John r. Lacey.
Delta Press: Miss Vivian Mccall OF
Oskaloosa who has class In violin
instruction In Delta. will give violin
recital at the Christian church on
Friday evening, October 10th. She