The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-09-04

will on this trip be able to see tn,
newest fall eastern styles and brin,
many of them back with him. 1t i.
said that some very nobby change;
have been made in mems overcoat'
just recently. ....-l
(From Wednesdays Daily)
A. B. Johnson, of Taintor, was in the
city yesterday. p.
M, H. Davidson went to Fairfield
yesterday on a business trip. .3
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fritch have re
turned from visit with relatives al
Guthrie Center, Iowa.
Mrs. DIR. ]. M. Barnett and son Car
rol went to Grinnell Monday on bust
ness
Miss Margaret Jones went to Eddy
vile this morning to spend the day
with friends.
C. w. Mccall departed this morn
ing for keokuk, where he will look
over the big dam.
Mrs. T. c. Sheppard. of Colorado
arrived in the city this morning for a
! visit at the H. G. Griest home.
Williamsburg Journal: Mrs. Mary
LaRue, of Oskaloosa, arrived Satur-
day for visit at the Gittins home.
Tracy Phillips, of Muscatine, has
returned to his home after spending
Sunday and Monday with local friends.
Abba News: Mrs. Chas. Schroed.
er, who was visiting her sisters in Os-
kaloosa, has returned home after a
weeks stay. - "v '#
Sigourney News: Judge Willcock-
son is a tireless worker. Does not
make any difference how hot it is he
keeps busy. '.' d; =
Mrs. Anna Rexwinkle and daughter
Miss Ella, of st. Paul, are guests of
the lady's sister, Mrs. Amanda Jones,
for a couple of weeks visit. r. 49,. T.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Gretchen
and Morris Fair, of Oskaloosa, we're
the guests of Miss Belle Byram at her
home in this city the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. AL Rose, of Abba, and daugh-
geles, Calf, are guests of the Frank
Harbour and Fred Smith homes No.
AIS Fifth avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hagan, of Des
Moines, arrived in town to-day for
visit at the parental Daniel Riegle
home on North Market street. Harry
is enroute to New York on a goods
buying trip.
T. o. Grier, of Hoover, A. A. Heath,
of Delta, H. p Way, of Bussey, D. A.
Armstrong, of Deep River, F. E. Gil
lispie, of Victor, M. F. Sullivan, of
Grinnell, We're business visitors in Os-
kaloosa Monday. egg
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Darnell went to Oskaloosa Monday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Will Mather
and husband and to consult ply
stefan in regard to Mrs. Darnelps
health, which has been very poor the
past few weeks ,H .E- . e..
Misses Hattie Grace, who is well
known in business offices of the town
through superior service rendered as
a professional stenographer, and her
sister Miss Kate, have removed from
Oskaloosa to locate near Round Top,
Montana, where they have taken up
claims and expect to reside.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Glen
WEIGH and two little sons who had
been visiting at the F. B. Bickford
and Walter Roberts homes for week
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday to spend
a week with relatives there. Mrs.
WEIGH, who will be better known as
Mamie Wright, now resides in Penn
sylyania.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. L. M.
Strange entertained number of rela-
tives and friends Sunday in honor of
the birthday anniversary of her daugh-
ter Mrs. George Myers, of near Givin.
A delicious dinner was served and ice
cream and lunch were partaken of
during the afternoon. Mrs. Myers was
also the recipient of number of nice
presents in the honor of the event.
Burlington Hawkeye; DR.. and Mrs.
H. A. Ingham, of the Methodist church
at Mount Pleasant, left Monday after
noon for Oskaloosa where they will
attend the sessions of the Iowa confer
ence which begins Wednesday and
continues until Monday. DIR. Ingham
took with him an official invitation
from the church for the conference to
meet In Mount Pleasant next year or
the year following.
Keota Eagle: E. E. Roach, of New
Sharon. has leased the room formerly
occupied by the Leader store, of Mrs.
e. e. Bower for term of three years
and will put in first class restaurant
The family consists of Mr.. Roach, his
wife and two boys. all of whom will
help with the bushes except when the
two boys are in school. Mr. Roach
has bought a nice outfit of furniture
and fixtures and will not open the