The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-25

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Sunday with her parents before re
turning home.
Il Jesse Howell, son of Mr.. and Mrs
W. J, Howell, departed yesterday 70
Iowa City to enter upon his new posi-
ton as assistant professor in chem
istry at the State University HI
will also take post graduate work IL
, the sciences. Mr.. Howell is a grad
J uate of Penn college, class of 1912
and specialized in chemistry while in
fschool here.
j Knoxville Journal: Mrs, .Haryt
Rhynsburger (Grace Wolff is report
ed to be seriously sick at her home in
IOskaloosa. Mrs Wolf has been with
4 the patient since Sunday. On &C
count of her daughters sickness Mr.
Wolf did not attend the reunion OF
the Crocker Brigade at Clarinda this
week a trip he had been planning
all summer.
4 A, j., Bruckner has resigned his
position with the clerical force of the
Green & Bentley drug house to ac-
cept an offer Of the general agency
for one of the best known life insur-
ance companies. He will make head
| quarters at Newton and removes his
family TO that place as soon as suit
able accommodations can be found.
Newton will find the young man and
his excellent family most desirable
people and Oskaloosa friends are
loath to part with them.
(From Mondays Daily)
! Miss Lena Zimmerman departed
Saturday afternoon for an extended
visit with friends and relatives at
Fairfield and Ma. Pleasant
Miss Nina Amhurst, of near Pella,
passed through the city Saturday at
lternoon enroute for a two weeks Wis
| it with friends and relatives at Mt.
Vernon Iowa.
Earl and Clifford Blood, of Water
loo, who have been visiting at the
home of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L, Blood, returned home Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Tideman, former
Oskaloosa residents, now of Cedar
Rapids, were in the city Saturday for
a visit with local, friends while en-
route to their home from Mt. Ayr,
Iowa
Russell Scott, of Orleans Parish,
Louisiana, formerly a Mahaska coun
ty boy, has been in town several days
looking after business affairs connect
ed with the change of location of the
family.
VIM. /Ballinger, general western
sales amnager for the Russell Miller
Milling Company, was called to Buff
falo, N. Y, on business, and expects
to call on the large eastern trade be-
fore returning, ,s.,. ,ag.
Mrs. W. H. Kepche, son Donald and
daughter, Miss Sarah, of Ottumwa,
who have been visiting in Grinnell
for the past. week, were in town Sat.
urday for a brief visit with local
friends while enroute home,
Miss Josephine Hewitt, of q Des
Moines, who has been visiting at the
C. o. Hewitt home near University
Park, departed Saturday afternoon
for Burlington for weeks visit with
other relatives before returning home.
!. Mrs. F.. IF. Gamble, of Davenport,
Iowa. who has been visiting at the s.
P. Hughes home south of town for |
the past week. departed Saturday af-
ternoon for Eldon, where she will |
spend few days with relatives be-
fore returning home. ~,
gaMr. and Mrs. C. H. Fisher, of Fort |
Wayne, Ind, who have been visiting |
relatives in Burlington, spent Sunday |
at the E. H. Fisher home and depart |
ed this morning for Des Moines for
a weeks visit with other relatives be-
fore returning home.
Grover Lichtenheld, a former Oska- |
loosa boy, graduating from Penn col
lege with the class OF 1913, now con-
iected with the Y. M. C. A. at Des
Moines, arrived in the city this morn |
ing for a few days visit at the par
entail John Lichtenheld home, sos |
South Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carrick and |
Miss Dick Ramsay have returned
home from a two weeks trip in the
East. Mrs. Carrick was formerly |
known in this city as Miss Joe Ram
say. Mr.. and Mrs. Carrick will spend |
a few days in the city at the parental
J. H. Ramsay home before departing
for their home in Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Stubs and
daughter, Miss Ethel, formerly OF
Iowa Falls, have taken up residence
IN Oskaloosa, residing at No 210 Col
lege avenue Mr.. Stubs is COM
mercial traveller, representative for
the Peters Shoe Company, and he re-
moved TO Oskaloosa TO secure more
central location for his territory.
"Beuce" Evans, a well known local
baseball player, who was formerly a
member of the 0skaloosa club Of the
old Iowa State league and who has
been connected with several clubs in
the Central Association and for the
past two years has been playing with
Travers City. Mich, club of the
Michigan State League, is in the city
for a few days visit with local
friends
Chas A. Felker, an old time Oska-
loosa boy who has made good several
times over, now a resident of Rock
ford, Illinois. is in town visiting al
the home of his sister, Mrs. Nettie
florence. Charles left Oskaioosa
twenty-four years ago and has been
constantly Ia the work connected
with electric power plants He is
now connected with the Central Elec-
trio Company OF Chicago and resides.
at Rockford.
Robert Boniface, of Des Moinss,