The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-24

Moines next week with. the Jacob
Harshbarger family and win be en-
ployed on one OF the papers there.
Washington Democrat: Horace
Barnes of the Abba Republican got
neighbor TO crank up his Ford and
take Horace travelling" as they say
In the song, on July 4tn, and the way
he wrote up the trip is good for sore
eyes and also for the blues. Horace
is getting to be quite a literary Teller
when 1t comes to singing English.
They went to Eddyville, to Oskaloosa
and on up TO Des Moines. But still
The didn't tell why he was for George
lWoodson for the legislature as
against his own father, who was also
a candidate.
A. w RAIDER former resident and
druggist in this city. and associated
with G. G. Pike in the drug business
now secretary and treasurer of hte
Iowa State Travelling Mems associa-
ton, has been elected vice president
of the international Federation of
Commercial Travellers organizations
lat Atlantic City Mr.. RAIDER has been
lattending the sessions of the conyen-
tion. He was accompanied to Allan
| tic City by his wife and daughter, and
they will stop off at Cincinnati, o.,
for visit with his son before return
ing home in Des Moines sometime
this week
Eddyyille Tribune: Frank Brown
and Will Myers, who have been work
ing at Maple for several weeks were
at home over Sunday They are EN-
lployed by Contractor r. w. Phillips,
| of Oskaloosa, who has the contract
for moving fifty-fiye or sixty houses
and store building and barn from
Green Ridge to Maple. About forty Of
the houses have been moved, leaving
fifteen houses and the store and barn
lyet to be brought over to the new coal
camp. Messrs. Brown and Myers are
doing the necessary repair work on
the houses after they are placed on
lthei rnew foundations. In some in
Istances new windows are necessary,
new floors are laid and paint In tgis
necessary on the interior. They ex-
pect to be employed at Maple for per-
haps six weeks yet.
t(From Tuesdays Daily.J
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Powell, OF Grin
nell, who have been visiting relatives
at Oskaloosa and Sigourney returned
home Monday.
| Miss Carrie Button, of Des Moines,
who has been the guest of local rela-
tiyes and friends, returned to her
home Monday.
l.. F. Haeberle, of st. louis, Mo-, is
in the city, visiting at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. A. w. Martinstein, for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. M. ]. Pettis, of Cedar Rapids,
and Mrs. Bert Kile, of Ottumwa, are
visiting at the home of their cousin,
Rev G. D. Loehr.
Miss Jennie Morehead departed
Monday afternoon on an extended Wis
itumwa and Eldon.
| Harry FL. Rogers, formerly In bust
ness in Oskaloosa now located in
Deep River, was in town yesterday
calling on friends.
Mrs. Mollie Melcher, who has been
at the home of friends and relatives
here and at Beacon, has returned to
her home in Ackley.
Mrs. M. J. Roberts departed this
morning for Monroe where she will
spend few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Roberts.
| Hobart White, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. White, No. S15 High avenue
west, is at Cricket visiting with his
cousin, U. M. Hatfield.
! Mrs. Martha Pettijohn of Des
Moines, Is visiting at the home OF her
brother Ralph Manley on North ID
street for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Mary Garfield who has been
with her sister Mrs. Olger and with
other relatives in and near Oskaloosa
to her home in Valley Junction.
I Wilbur and Claude Morris, of Al
bion, who have been spending the
past week with local friends and rela.
tiyes returned home Monday after
noon. nS Ht,s.lg
Ed Sloan who has been in town for
several weeks visiting at the homes
of friends and relatives started to-day
to return to his home in Denver, Col
orado.
| Mrs. A. W. Parks, of Walter, Okla,
who returned home from an extended
visit with relatives in Oskaloosa abont
two weeks ago is now seriously i'll in
hospital.
Mrs. ID. L. Albright and daughter.
Alice and son, Edward, of Gilman,
passed through the city Monday aft
ernoon enroute for Eddyville for a
weeks visit.
] Mr.. and Mrs ID. L. Guyon, of Des
Moines, who visited over Sunday with
friends went to Charlton yesterday to
spend few DAYS with relatives be-
fore going home.
DIR. +. l.. Barnes has gone to Clear
Lake via auto. Mrs. Barnes and
daughter Nell are there with Mr. and
Mrs, Sumner Hayes The doctor will
return next Monday.
Miss Bernice Baer returns this ey-
ening from Waterloo and Cedar Rap
Il ids where she has been visiting at the
iC. G. Lindner home and with her
friend, Mrs. Winnie Wettstein
! F., E. West, OF Knoxville, was a Wis
itor at the home of Miss Pauline
Price Sunday evening, on his way to
Chicago. Miss Price accompanied
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