The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27

lisa, Mrs. Wilson continuing her jour
iney to Des Moines, where she will
visit another sister before returning
home.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr. and Mrs
~. l.. Lee, who were In Oskaloosa
Monday to see Mrs. Lees sister, Mrs,
r. " Mater, of Fraker, who under
went an operation that day. returned
home Monday afternoon, bringing the
year old baby of Dr. and Mrs. Mater
home with them to be cared for by
Eddyyills friends while the child's
mother rs i'll. ligif "a fpt
1t Is noted by the qDes Molnes pa
pers that Cyrus F.. Stoddard, son OF
Rev and Mrs. w. p. Stoddard. former
ly of Centerville, has been appointed
as secretary 10 Congressman S. r.
Prouty, OF the Seventh Iowa district
TO succeed Charles Z. Dorrell, who re-
signed to go into business in New
York. Mr.. Stoddard was at one time
secretary to Bishop HartZell, and
more recently served as secretary for
Congressman Kendall, of the Sixth
district. He is therefore we'll fitted
for the work. .s..
Brighton Record Al White, of
Brighton, who has been a clown with
the Ringing shows for "a years, was
here from Oskaloosa over Sunday. He
has been a clown with Ringing Bros.
big circus for the past twenty ofur
years, but he has become tired of the
Isawdust ring and will not go out with
the show this season. He is taking
q course of instruction in chiroprac-
tics and expects to devote his time
in the future to this profession. He
will be greatly missed by the Ring
|lings, as he was one of the few de-
pendable men In the big show, but
he feels as though he was now en-.
titled to rest after putting in so
many years furnishing amusement
for the thousands of people who have
laughted at his funny antics"
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.)
Mrs. F. w. Kitchener has moved
here from Truro, Iowa.
d. G. Shively, of Sigourney, was
business visitor here Monday.
Joe Geiger was here on business
Monday returned to Sigourney.
Mrs. Barbar and daughter Gladys
were business visitors here from New
Sharon.
Miss Hazel Troeger returned to her
home in Delta yeSaterday after visit
with friends here.
Ewing Lofiand returned yesterday
TO resume his school duties at Wis
consin University.
Mrs. Carl Perry, of New Sharon,
after visit with Oskaloosa relatives
returned home Monday.
John D. Mickey, unable to obtain
news OF relatives by wire, started
for Omaha and the storm-swept dis
trfct yesterday afternoon to make
personal examination.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Mary
Watson returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa Monday after nursing Alex
Kitbman and she reports him much
better as he is able to be up.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. J. r. Rob-
erts was in Oskaloosa last Friday and
Saturday assisting her daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. T.. r. Reed, in the moving to the
new home of the Reeds at 1915 North
Fl street.
The Centerville Citizen of Saturday
says: Geo. L. RhOads, of Oskaloosa
and Miss Maud NJ. Dotson OF MOravia
were united in marriage by Justice
Lambertson yesterday and went on
their way rejoicing.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. A. A. Myer, OF
Alma, Kansas, are in the city visit
ing at the parental Clarke Ware
home on Second avenue East. Mrs.
Meyer was formerly known TO Oska.
loosa as Miss Ellie Ware.
possession of the Dunmire place on
the Carbonate road, which he pur-
chased some time ago. There are
22la acres in the farm, most OF which
Is planted in fruit. Mr.. Sherman
an adapt at that kind OF work, will
no doubt make a model place Of a
good farm.
J. f. Miller, formerly superintend.
ent OF the Delta schools, but who has
been at Brooklyn, Ia, for the past
two years, has been reelected as sup.
erintendent OF the schools in that city
for the coming year. Brooklyn Is
starting to erect a new $4,000 school
building and from now on until the
end of the school year the work will
be carried on in the churches and
halls.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Van Klayeren, who visited n
few days ago at the parental T. Van
Klaveren home at Lacey, report that
the Van Klayerens are now located
on a large farm of four hundred and
ninety acres and are well pleased
with their new home. They will put
about hundred head OF cattle on
the farm and will not farm very
large acreage. MIR. and Mrs. Denny
lTennant, of Oskaloosa, were also
guests at the parental Van Klaveren
home.
Fremont Gazette: j. s. Reeves has
been a member of the Fremont school
board for a period of seventeen
years, fourteen OF which he has been
the worthy president. His selection
again this year TO the same position
\ Is but d fitting recognition I the
lsplendid service he has rende i our
schools. In his younger - lac
taught school and qualified In every
way for the position he has Ii Id 50
long. His election year after year
demonstrates the confidence our cith
tzens have In his ability as a school
man.
Grinnell Register: The Woman's
IChristian Temperance Union had Q