The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

1.-THE Central House at Knoxville was
in Enthusiastically on business
John Connolly of Des Moines, Unit
ed States revenue Offices, was in town
yesterday looking after business.
Mrs. w. w. Jordan departed Mon
Iday afternoon for two weeks visit
with relatives in Seymour and Center
vile.
NJ. VreeIand was among the passen.
gers enroute to Des Moines and the
gathering of the veterans this after
noon.
| Mrs. NJ. Z. LutZ and daughter, Miss
Edna, returned to their home In Mar
shalltown after visit over Sunday
in the city.
| Miss Madge Sauerman went to Ed
dyville Monday afternoon for few
days visit at the home of her uncle,
r. II. Benton.
| Mrs. J. c. Hallan, of New Sharon,
was in the city Monday for a brief
visit with local friends and also at
tending to business matters.
R. C. Pearson and son John, OF
Kirkville, Ia. returned home Monday
afternoon after visit at the F. A.
Pearson home east of the city.
| Mrs. M. N. Buckley returned Mon
day afternoon to her home at Haver-
hill. Iowa, after visiting at the G. w.
Buckley home for the past week.
at the Iowa Department encampment
G. A. r., will be guest at the home
of his granddaughter, Mrs. Wesley
Burrell.
Miss Helen Crane, of Grinnell, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon af-
ter visiting relatives in the city and
in the vicinity of Coalfield for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Spencer start
Wednesday via the Rock Island for
Bridgeport, Connecticut. to be guests
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
W. S. Lacy.
| Mrs. Ben CruZen, who has been
seriously i'll through period of sew
eral weeks with nervous break
down. is better and is convalescing in
satisfactory manner
Mrs Ella Thomas of Keokuk, who
has been visiting at the J. G. Harold
home, No SIS South Second street.
accompanied Mrs Harold to Des
Moines this morning for encampment
week. a.
VIM. H. Needham. of Sigourney,
was in town this morning to be in at
tendance at the enCampment OF the
lG. A. r. W. H. was one of the boys
who early in the civil conflict left the
old Herald Office to report for duty.
Frederick Kaschewski, formerly
manager of the Hanna Manufacturing
Co, now operating a garment factory
in Clinton. was in town on business
today. He says Clinton is a live
town and his factory is growing nice
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs John Z. Whitaker and
children, Helen and Otis, and Mrs,
Southland go to Des Moines tomorrow
to be in attendance at the com
mencement OF the Drake university
musical department. of which Miss
Lois Whitaker is member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Evans, OF
Evans, departed Thursday morning
over the Rock Island for Youngstown
Ohio, for an extended visit with theil
son and other relatives. We sincerely
hope they will enjoy the trip and
that Mr.. Evans health will be mucf
improved.
Mrs. J. G.. Redman went to Keokul
this morning to be in attendance a.
= the wedding of her cousin, Mr.. Clay
Bryan. former Oskaloosa boy, ant
Miss Kathryn Robertson, at tina
place Wednesday. Miss Mary AM
Phillips of Beacon will also be in at
tendance.
Mrs. f. B. Tufts and daughter, Mis-
Vera, departed this afternoon TO
Denver. Colorado, whittier they go TO
an extended stay. Later they viii
go to California where they may pos
sibIy make their future home ant
where Miss Vera will attend Mill
university.
Walker Beach; the Oskaloosa an
Penn college premier pitcher, ha
been purchased by Ottumwa from tn
/, Eastern Association or the Connect
lcut State League, New Haven, Conn
, club, and will hereafter pitch for tn
Ottumwa club. Mr.. Beach was at hi
home last evening and called on loca
!, friends.
: Among passengers going via the a
v Iternoon Rock Island train to the Ell
Z lcampment at Des Moines we're w. a
;. johnson, Harlan Carnahan of Osk'
loosa. From Delta, Robert Doak, M
i. and Mrs. J. N. Wymore, Ed Jones an
;. Richard Okey From Delta, Mr.. an
!. Mrs. James Tamen, John Crispin. M
/. and Mrs. Charles Kendle and Mix
:, RhinehaTt.
L Local relatives. received word Las
+ evening of the serious illness OF
: Jensen "A former resident. with h
I. family. of Rose Hill and Mahask
y county, who has lived at Clarenc
\ Mo-, for the past several years. tn
y dispatch stated that death was e
, pected and Mrs. L. M. Bacon and Mr.
: Chas. Spates, relatives OF the Jense
y family. departed this morning Il
!, Clarence.
u C. G.. Rose, local manager for III
e. Postal Telegraph company, is pr
ID pairing to take a vacation, and Victt
IT Swanson. OF Merinetts, Wisconsin
d. will have charge OF the Office durir
n Mr.. Roses absence. Mr.. Rose a
companied by his nieces, Mrs. &c
trude Minor and Miss Pearl Rose, 9
pect to leave Saturday for a trip 7
e and down the Mississippi on Il
Morning Star OF the Northern Steai
: ibOaf company