The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20

SAINT with every, detail of the com
pany's business transacted through
the Oskaloosa branch. He is a good
worker, young man who Is popular
in both business and social circles
and is being congratulated upon his
advancement in his chosen field OF
activity.
Several changes took place in the
general Offices of qthe NJ. & st. l..
railway in this city yesterday. w. r.
Matthews, who has been keeper of
personal records and statistics, re-
signed some time ago and retired yes
terday. Fred Matthews, who has
been time keeper for long term,
will succeed to the place thus vacat-
ed, and Horace Bowen, who has been
assistant, will now be time-keeper.
Gerald Corcoran is the new assistant.
w. r. Matthews has not announced
what he expects to do, but he will
soon be busy and make success OF
anything he undertakes. The other
two young men are experienced and
capable and will make good in their
new positions.
Loyilia Press: Joe Herr, of Oska-
loosa, was business visitor in the
city the first of the week.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. Lloyd
Hanlon and Miss Emma Blaize were
In Oskaloosa shopping Saturday.
Richland Clarion: DR.. |. o. Kemble
of Oskaloosa, will fill the pulpit at
the Martinsburg M. E. church Sunday.
Washington County Press: Miss
Addie Carson went to Oskaloosa Sat
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Grim.
Fairfield Tribune: r. M. Ireland
left for Oskaloosa Thursday. He was
accompanied as far as Ottumwa by
his wife
Monroe County News: Miss Geor-
College at OskaloOsa, spent Sunday at
the Harry Burdock home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schultz re-
turned Saturday to their home in Peo-
ria after a visit at the r. G. Hoffman
home on South Market street.
Monroe County News: Miss Emma
Koontz, OF Centerville, and Mrs.
Jones'. of. Oskaloosa, were guests OF
Mrs. W. H. Foster Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Creamers, of near OF,
lie, who has been visiting friends at
University Park for the past few
days, returned to her home Saturday
What Cheer Chronicle: E. c. Lam
bert was at Oskaloosa last week tC
meet Mrs. Lambert's mother who
came here to visit them for short
time.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Laura Terrell
and son, of Oskaloosa, visited at the
home OF her brother F. G. Henness
from Friday morning until Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Logan, who
have been visiting at the home o.
their son, E. A. Logan, returned t
their home in Keithsburg Saturda!
morning.
Newton Daily News: Mrs. Flor
ence Hetherington and children arr
visiting relatives and friends in Mon
roe prior to their moving from Wat
erloo to Oskaloosa to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Triplett ant
daughter, Miss Bernice, of For
Dodge, la, who have been visiting a
the A. B. Triplett home, departe,
Saturday morning for What Cheer
What Cheer Chronicle: ,Severa
men made up a purse and bought
, ticket to Des Moines for the mai
who was injured on the Northwestern
, at Atwood and sent him on his wa
, rejoicing.
What Cheer Chronicle: DR.. Taylo
: and family drove their auto over b
Oskaloosa Sunday and spent the da
with relatives. The DIR. took tn
train from there for Chicago to al
tend medical meeting.
J Mr.. and Mrs. William Tessman an
! children and Mrs. Lena Machsey an
\ two children, come from DrinkwateI
] Canada, to become permanent res
J dents about town. They are locate
4 lat No. sol South ID street
E Mrs. Harry Hagan, who has bee
|. lseyerely III at her home In De
Moines. is showing Improvement, 8
D states q personal letter to the youn
a woman's parents, Mr., and Mrs. DaI
: tiel Reigle. OF North Market street
I Centerville Iowegian: Mrs. w. /
I Needham, Of Sigourney, arrived Sa
I urday for visit at the home of he
. daughter, Mrs. j. NJ Beck. befol
a going 10 Califoria for the winter. NJ