The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-05-22

work this season.
Mrs. G. N. Beechler, No. SIS FRS
lavenue east, has rare Towering tire,
lin full bloom at her that Is worth go
ling miles to see. Ii Is called flower
ing chestnut and ii is the only on,
lof its kind in town. The late Mrs. r
P. Bacon formerly had one of the
itrees at her place on South Marke
Istreet. but Mrs. Beechler now claims
lsole honors. The Herald Office &C
lknowledges the compliments anC
lfavors of the tree owner, in the way
Iof large bouquet of the blossoms.
| X. l.. Smith. who for the past eight
months has been connected with the
Underwood Candy Co., has resigned
his position as assistant manager
and accepted position with the ID
~. O'Brien wholesale confectionery
company of Omaha, Neb. Mr.. Smith
will travel for his company, having a
TERRITORY covering Iowa, Illinois. Mis-,
souri,, Kansas, Arkansas and Oklaho.
ma. Although Mr.. Smith has only
been in Oskaloosa for short time
he has made friends who will regret
to see him leave the city. He depart
ed for Chicago Friday afternoon for a
brief visit before reporting for duty.
(From Mondays Daryl
George Krause, of Des Moines. was
a visitor with local friends yesterday
Floyd Gearing went to Wapello
this morning on business mission
Miss Iona Cunningham. of Mt Union
was visiting Oskaloosa friends Sun
day. @EF 10 "
Miss Blanche Robertson is in Chi
cago for visit with friends and ac-
Iquaintances. s.....
Earl and Lee Brill went to Albert
Lea, Mimi, Saturday morning on a
few days fishing trip
Mrs. Lena Harkins has returned
home to Des Moines after visiting
local friends over Sunday -' ~
Mrs. f. z. Smith was at Sigourney
yesterday in connection with work OF
the church. returning this morning.
Mrs. w. j. Written has returned
to her hame in Pella after an over
Sunday visit at the T. Watson home.
Tay Kensel of the Ottumwa Central
club is in the city for
brief visit with Oskaloosa friends and
relatives.
Louie Jones. of Ottumwa, returned
home this morning after visiting over
Sunday with relatives and friends In
the city. =
Miss Myrtle Wilson, of Des Moines
home this morning after
visiting local friends for the past
three days. ~. r Ia.t. .te-..u
Mrs. J. Il. Mathew departed for OF
tumwa this morning. where she will
Join her husband and make their
permanent home. s.4 E.-El .-t
Mrs. Eugene Jolly and children,
Eugene Jr.. and Louis, of Colfax, are
guests of the Mrs. Wayne Sever, No.
sos South ID street. a1ngr..s
A. Barnett, who attended Penn Col
Iege last year and is now going to
school at Drake University, was in
the city over Sunday" - ~ &c..
Misses Mildred ad Matilda Tyson
went to Grinnell this morning to at
tend the May Festival at Iowa Col
ege and to hear the Thomas orches-
ira.
A. NJ. Rafferty,. of Eddyville, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Harold.
No. 513 South Second street Friday
evening and was visitor at Masonic
Lodge that evenin.
Mrs. Evaline H. Needham was
with paralysis this morning
six and seven o'clock and is
IN a precarious condition this after
noon. She was still unconscious at 2
o'clock
DIR. and Mrs Spillman, Of Ottumwa,
we're in the city. today attending the
funeral of the late Z. A. Brown. They
the remains to Ottu7nwa
this afternoon, where interment will
be made. r .I
Henry Steddom and sister. Miss
Myrtle, spent Saturday and Sunday in
with their sister, Miss
Laura. who accompanied them home
this morning. She has accepted a
position here with the H. L. Spencer
Co. as stenographer and will now be
located here at home again.
Walker Beach leaves this afternoon
for New Haven, Conn, to report for
the season with the New Haven club
In the Conn. State League. Walker
has been pitching good ball recently
for the Penn College team and is in
shape to go into the box for his club.
His friends in the city wish him all
the success that may come to him.
Rev. c. D. Loehr, pastor of the
First Reformed church, Third avenue
west. accompanied by Mrs. Loehr goes
10 Cedar Rapids Tuesday to be In at
tendance at a melting of Chassis"
meeting of the church.
they go thence to Lone Tree to visit
Mr.. Lohr's parents, During his alb
;ence from his pulpit next Sunday
Mr.. Frank Collard will supply. Rev.
Loehr has a number of speaking en-
yagements during his absence from
he city.
Beard and II. S. Keables went to Os-
kaloosa yesterday to purchase some
house plants at the 0skaloosa Green
House
Sigourney Review; Mrs. Maude
and children, Mabel and
SorveI, of Oskaloosa, who have been
n Sigourney visiting her father, Mr..
Ncvicker. went to Muscatine.
Washington Journal: Miss Ethel
Dodson, of Davenport, who has been a
yuest at the Ernest Dean home, went
o Oskaioosa this morning to spend a
ew days. She will return to Wash
ngton for longer visit.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. J..
uaa1dau of Fairfield arrival hare