The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
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Bussey Record w. c. Bradley
took four of his fine s. L. Black Or
pingtons to the poultry show at 0s
kaloosa last week and won first OF
cock; first on hen: first on pulle
and third on cockerel.
What Cheer Patriot Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Padgett and little daughter
Bernice, of Oskaloosa have been Wis
ting Mrs. Padgett's uncle, N. L.. Full
er of near this place for some time
and returned Tuesday to their home
Pella Chronicle: j. B. Hoyt ant
Teunis Bieshaar, of Oskaloosa, were
in town Monday and .eased the build
ing owned by Mr. Dykstra on Main
street where they will operate a gar
age after February l. We are GLAD
to welcome these young men to oul
city.
New Sharon Star: J. S. Minart
and wife arrived with their car last
Friday from Marathon. After years
experience in the frigid zone of Iowa
they learned the lesson that there's
no place like home" They will live
ON his mothers farm southeast of Os.
kaloosa. 4. ....., F.
Sgourney Review: The report is
that Henry Striegel, of Harper, car.
ried off the laurels at the chicken
show last week at Oskaloosa He
clamis to have got one premium for
five hundred dollars and twenty-five
dollars on each of two others. This
looks good
Announcement was made in Chica.
go papers Thursday of the withdraw.
al nf In -
lOskaloosa, and Mr.. c. II. Moore, Jr..
from the bond investment firm of
WOodin, McNcar & Moore, of Chica-
go 1t Is understood here that Mr..
WOOdin will devote his attention to
other interests of which he has a
considerable holding at Dallas, Texas.
Bussey Record The following OFF,
GERS were installed last Saturday at
the G. A. r. Circle for the ensuing
year Mrs. A. r. Miner, president;
Mrs. A. w. Jones, senior vice; Mrs.
w. A. Sandiland, junior vice; Mrs.
Ruth Henness, chaplin: Mrs. John
EsSling secretary; Mrs. r. NJ. Nc.
Conville, treasurer; Mrs. c. Meads.
conductor, and Mrs. Jane Jones,
guard. Mesdames Patterson, Nash
and Shaw OF Oskaloosa circle were
present and Mrs. Shaw was the in
stallng officer.
The Billboard" of recent issue con-
tains the following concerning a
young man well known locally, FRED
l.. Beckman, who with Ed Arlington
will put on a wild west show next sea-
son, Is rltting out an outfit which
will be a 101 Show on a small scale.
The show is being built new from the
ground up and eleven tabloid wagons
are geing constructed and Ii is a
stated fact that the show will not ex-
coed fifteen cars. George Degnon,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Arlington and
Fred Beckman sailed on the S. s.
Moltke for Panama, Havana and
Kingston. They expect to return
about January 30"
(From Mondays DahyJ
Mrs. Jesse Shreeve is quite i'll at
her home on North B street.
Frank Winger, of Newton, has been
visiting friends i'm Oskaloosa.
Ernest Eckart. of Ottumwa, visited
over Sunday with friends in the city.
Thos. Shipley has gone to What
Cheer for a few days visit with rela
tives.
Miss Rosa Meyers was an over
Sunday guest of friends and relatives
in Givin.
Miss Leta Macy Is visiting for a
near Delta.
Mrs. Sarah M. Blanchard, of At
wood, was a guest of relatives in the
city Saturday.
Miss Ella Ridgeway was an over
Sunday guest of friends and relatives
in New Sharon.
Mrs. Geo. w. HalIberg, of Ottumwa,
was an over.Sunday guest of rela-
lives in the city.
Sam Robertson, No 1923 North B
street, is quite i'll at his home, suffer
ing with pneumonia.
Mrs. A. l.. Natter is visiting for a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. John A.
Gerard, III Washington.
Willis James, of Washington, was
transacting business and calling on
friends in town Saturday.
Mrs T. E. Caldwell is visiting for
short time with her sister, Mrs. Roy
Somerville, in What Cheer
Mrs, S. c. Ellis went to Ottumwa
Saturday for brief visit with her
daughter, Mrs. f. c. Hancock.
Mrs. S. C. Brennan, of near New
Sharon, was trading and calling on
acquaintances in town Saturday
Phil Messersmith, of Sioux Rapids,
is visiting his sister-in.law, Mrs. J.
II. Willis, northeast Of Oskaloosa.
Walter A. Stevenson was a passen.
ger Saturday to Marshalltown, where
he will visit with relatives for few
days.
Mrs, A. b. Tullis, Of near Beacon,
arrived home Saturday from a weeks
visit with relatives in Keithsburg,
Illinois
Judge Preston, OF the supreme court
spent the Sabbath at his home in this
city. returning to Des Moines this
morning. .....
Mrs. IL. Mc0mber, of Ottumwa,
passed through the city Saturday ell
route to Lacey for visit at the Carl
Hayes home.
Miss Gladys Stephens was pas,
senger this morning to Des Moines
for n brief visit with her sister, MRS.
j. II. Wooten.
Mrs. Chas. A. Henshaw, OF Monte
yuma, who has been visiting Oska
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