The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-01-30

: where she will visit for few days
with her mother, Mrs. L.. l.. Cox
Mrs. w. c. Witten, of Kirksyille,
: Mo-. who has been visiting relatives
and friends in the city for some time,
departed sfor home Saturday after
! noon.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Lena
Winograsky, who has been employed
lat Oskaloosa for several weeks, re-
turned TO her home north of town
Monday. tl,aipa
Miss Edna Garnett. Of Waterloo,
who has been visiting in the city with
friends for several days. departed
saturday for a visit with her sister
lin Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Haley. who have
been visiting Mrs. Haleys sister, Mrs.
Mary Southwick, of 416 North Mark.
let street, have returned to their
home In Browning, Mo,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clements, OF
IMartinsburg, who have been visiting
at the parental Clements home south
Iof town for the past several days,
returned home this morning.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
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parental Van Cleaye home in Oska-
lloosa. They report Grandma" Van
Cleve slowly improving from a re-
cent attack of paralysis.
New Sharon Star: r. ]. Baker, of
Oskaloosa and Fred Hirsch, of Mil
waukee, bought car of horses and
mules In New Sharon Friday, pay
ing up to $3.50 per head. j.. Jarard
: sold them two splendid 4.year.oids at
$40.
Eddyville Tribune G. J. Thomas,
who formerly conducted. store at
Lakonta, but who Is now in charge of
store In Oskaloosa as well as owner
of store at Cedar, has leased the
Palace Theater in OskaloOsa and he
opened a matinee last Saturday aft
ernoon. He Is being assisted in his
new enterprise by Ed Webster, of
Lakonta.
MarShalltOwn Times Republican :
Mrs. Merrill Cole and daughter Jes-
sic, of Oskaloosa, arrived in the city
Thursday evening TO visit over Sun
day with the formers mother, Mrs.
Louise B. Jones, and at the Chaplain
Cole home. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole expect
that Mr.. Coles work will be such that
they may return TO this city to live
lin the spring. At present Mr.. Cole Is
running out of this city as a conduc-
tor on the NJ. 4 st. l..
Miss Dot Phillips Is making an ex-
tended visit along the west coast and
has been enjoying meeting many
former Oskaloosa people. At st. Paul
Ienroute, she stopped with Mr.. and
Ne ahn fnr.
tanned by Miss Maine Dodds and Mrs. |
carrie Gamble at Spokane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hicks at Tacoma, Mr.. and |
Mrs. "Shuey" Campbell at Newburg. |
Oregon, where she also saw Misses |
Alma and Laura Craig. Mrs. L. |
Long Beach, California, and Is now
with friends in and around Los An.
geles, Fresno, San Jose and other
points in Southern California. She
will return via Kansas City and 9TH
Ter points southwest.
iFronI Tuesdays Daily.i 49,
Mrs. s. B. Carson, of Lacey. was
calling on friends in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. j. W. Tinsley. who has been
in the city the last two or three
months, left Monday evening TO join
her husband in FL Paso. Texas.
Chas r. Lee, of the Frankel Dry
Goods Co., left yesterday for three
weeks buying trip of ready-to-wear
goods and millinery in New York and
Chicago.
August Peterson has taken a posi-
~ h.. NJ u hnnSa
and had been been engaged less than
la week before he was advanced in
the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Griffith, OF Vim
ton, Ia, who have been visiting al the
parental Griffith home on Fifth ave.
niue West for the past week, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Allie Long and children, OF
colorado Springs, Eolo., are visiting
at the W. G. Ebey home. 200 North
Second street. Mrs. Long and Mrs.
Ebey are sisters.
Miss Neva Willard is in Cambridge,
| ILL.,, for an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. John Dickson. She will
also visit relatives in Burlington he
fore returning home.
| NHdIICo II. VIM udo ptNh
Visiting at the homes of his brothers,
willis s. Hatchitt, OF this city. and
Charles E. Hatchitt in Eddyyille, has
returned TO his home in Peoria.
Jed Powers, of Alton, is visiting
friends and caring for business al
fairs. Mr.. Powers will become owner
OF a choice piece OF ground near the
city soon after March first and will
lIaely remove with his family 10
make his home On the city.
] Mrs. G. w. Abrams returned home
last evening after attending the funer-
al OF her sisters husband, Mr.. Frank
Kile, of Ankeny, Iowa. Mr.. Kile died
at the Methodist hospital In Des
Moines Friday afternoon and accom-
panied the body TO Ankeny. ~
Miss Helen Snyder, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. b. j. Snyder, departed last
evening for Galesburg. H., where she
will enter Lombard College. Her
Iuncles, Prof. II. W. Hurt, Is president
OF the college, and her soujourne
there will no doubt prove very pleas
ant, as well as profitable.
Miss Helen Jordan is In receipt OF
a letter from Miss Mae Miller. who IL
IN Megargel, Texas. looking after her
farm interests, where they have had
bumper crops OF cotton, etc. The oil
suaIlo' hava haan within a faW natine nj