The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02

Willard, New Mexico, where they VIII
enjoy an extended visit with their
| son. Roy.
i Mrs. W. %. Decker and daughter
Miss Marion, of Keosauqua, who have
been visiting here at the Fl. ]. Morri
son home for short time, returned
home today.
Mrs. Sarah Porter. of near Beacon
departed Saturday for Denver, Colo.
where she will enjoy an extended
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs;
g. B. Garfield
Frank j. Phillips and wife, of Sioux
iCity, who have been guests at the w.
&c. Lockard home east OF town dur
ing the holiday season, departed for
home this morning.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Barrett and
daughter, of Newton, who have been
visiting at the j. w. Conard home
south of town during the holiday sea.
son, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Linsley and
daughters, Mabel and Fairy, returned
home from Mexico, Mo-, where they
spent Christmas with their daughter
and sister, Mrs B. F. Wells and fam
lily.
j. II. Harrison has returned from q
bushes strip to Des Moines. He was
in town when Don Mcclure arrived
Saturday, but could not get near the
racer on account of the crowd sur
rounding man and machine.
James E. Matthews returned Tues
day from Gillian, Mo-, where he went
to claim Miss Ruth Edison as his
hriH tn
ents the couple were married on their
return at Moberly, Mo, Dec. %, 1912.
at 1880 o'clock. They will live with
Mrs. S. E. Matthews this winter and
go to house keeping in the spring.
Mrs. Henrietta Levi, mother, Mrs.
Barbara Heinsfurter, and sister, Miss
Beckie Heinsfurter, started Saturday
afternoon upon an extended eatern
tour, the extent of which they are un-
able to determine. They went to
Chicago and thence go to New York,
where they have engaged passage
and sail Tuesday, January Z. for an
lextended European trip. Naples,
Italy, will be the first stopping place
They accompany Mrs. Carrie Baldauf-
Hortize and husband, H. ID. Hortize,
of Cleveland, upon their wedding trip
abroad.
J. A. Brown, formerly resident of
Oskaloosa, and well known as the
head of Jim Browns Store" writes
local friends of his doings in the
neighborhood of Havre, Montana.
Many friends here will be pleased to
learn of the unqualified success OF
Mr. Brown in his recent location.
Mr.. Brown and son George are asso-
ciated with Vern Harroun in a com
pany to do power blowing and thresh'
ing, under the firm name of Harroun,
Brown & Son. Early last season they
purchased a power pillow and put 1t to
work. The first engine did so well
that they purchased and set to work
a second outfit. With one of the gangs
the company plowed over 100 acres.
disked and seeded the same. Up-to-
day they have threshed over $4,000
bushels of grain. George Patterson
and Jack Baugh were recently the
guests of Mr.. Brown and he took
them out to their land about six miles
from Havre. He says that the boys
have filed on some of the finest land
he has yet seen. Mr.. Brown also
gives the news that Gus Drinkle in
tends to open a business at Havre
early in the year and says there Is
a great opening there for him.
Mrs. H. H. Owens, of Atwood, was
visitor in the city Saturday.
Frank Richie visited over Sunday
with his brother and sister in Mars
shalltown.
/ Mrs. w. E. Howell is visiting for a
fnu do of 20 home
near Delta.
Miss Leila Adams has gone to Wash.
ington for brief visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Tilford.
! Fremont Gazette: Miss Rena Ben
ton and Miss Margaret Lfrhtenheld,
teachers in our schools, are spending
the vacation at their homes in Oska-
loosa.
Eddyville Tribune: DR.. and Mrs.
F. Z. Vance and daughter, Esther,
spent Christmas with the doctors sis
ter, Mr.. George Gilchrist, near Oska-
loosa.
Mrs. NJ. c. Curry and two children,
of Montezuma, who have been visit
ing relatives and friends around Oska.
loosa for the past two weeks, returned
nome SATURDAY.
Miss Maye Kiinker, of Monroe, who
has been visiting Oskaloosa friends
for short time, departed Saturday fol
Sigourney, where she will be guest
at-the Chas. Berry home. ,.
Abba Union: Rev Ralph Harmon
of the c. H. u. of Oskaloosa, has been
conducting interesting meetings a
the Baptist church at Hilton the pas
few days and much good has beer
done.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Eliza Rob
lerts, of Jaunita, Okla, who has beer
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Burke
Logan, west of the city, has gone t
lOskaloosa Mrs. Logan and her daugh
ter, Miss Marjorie, accompanied her
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Emo Har
vey and Laura Gluck, OF Oskaloosa
and Mrs. Anna KoontZ. of Monroe
spent Wednesday in Durham will
Mrs. Fannie Haywood. Mrs. Koontz
her sister, came for an Indefinite stay
Hon. Sam w. Jones and wife lef
Saturday night for Los Angeles, Cal
TO be away a month at least and pre-
badly two months. They will visi
many places OF interest up and dow
the coast and call on the many low
peaple they know there, They wen
via Kansas City and the Santa r
.. route.