The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-03-13

gone to Monmouth, Ill, where she
has been called by the serious illness
of her father, James OHearn, who Is
quite low with pneumonia.
Penn College Chronicle: Clara
Sheriff, IL, recently entered the Uni
lversity of Berlin for a semester's
work. She expects to remain in Eu
rope until the close of June.
New Sharon Star: Warren Shaw
of Union township, has moved onto a
farm northeast of Oskaloosa and his
brother, Harley Shaw and family now
occupy the place he vacated.
Hedrick Journal: w. w. Hicks has
moved to the Myers property, recent.
lily vacated by F. w. Stephenson and
F. B. Gordon, has moved from Oska-
loosa to the hecnler property vacat,
ed by Mr.. Hicks.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Arkel returned home Monday morn.
ing from Oskaloosa, where they went
last Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding of their daughter Minnie to Sc
bastian Van Boelsom.
Pella Booster: Paul Synhorst, who
formerly conducted a lumber yard at
Leighton for number of years, has
purchased the Green Bay lumber yard
at Oskaloosa, and in company with
Frank Z. Hyett will conduct that busi-
ness. We wish them success.
Abba Republican: Mr.. Tom Wat
son, of Buxton, has received a COM
mission from the International Organ
ization of U. M. w. A. to serve in the
union fields. Mr.. Watson reported for
duty on March list in the Kentucky
fields.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr. and Mrs.
w. F. Tetrick returned TO their home
at Oskaloosa Monday morning, &C
'companed by Mrs. Tetrick's sister,
Mrs. Pinckney, who will spend some
time there to rest and recuperate af.
ter an all winter siege with typhoid
pneumonia. Her sickness has been of
thirteen weeks duration.
At the Iowa picnic held at Los An
geles recently Mr.. J. A. Rominger, of
Long Beach, formerly of Bloomfield,
and husband of former Oskaloosa
girl, Margie Baker, was elected presi-
dent of the state association. Mr..
Rominger is one of the leading real
estate men on the coast and Iowa
friends extend congratulations over
the honor bestowed.
Pella Booster: A majority of the
Senior class of the high school ac-
lcompanied the high school basket
ball team to OskalooSa last Friday
AFTERNOON. While there they visited
their classmate, Will Gosselink, who
died Sunday morning from an opera.
ton performed at one OF the hospi'
tails. Most of the students returned
basket ball game.
From Mondays DahyJ
Scion Bates. of Des Moines, was a
town visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Smiley was a business
passenger to Des Moines this morning.
Button" Drinkle came from Mis-,
souri, territory for Sunday at home.
Mrs. S. Fl. Rhynsburger returned
home Saturday from weeks visit in
Chicago.
Miss Sylvia Tate. of Des Moines, Wis.
tied in town with friends and relatives
yesterday.
| Miss Rebecca De Kock, OF Pella
spent Sunday in the city as guest
' of Miss Alberta Paine.
Ira Barnhart returned this morning
from Keokuk, where he spent over
Sunday inspecting the big dam.
Miss Hattie Douglass, Miss Ida
Davis and Harry e. Davis went 10
Keokuk Saturday to inspect the big
dam.
| Mrs. Homer MinnicK, who was an
oyer-Sunday guest at the w. II. Min
nick home. has returned to her home
In Lacey.
Mrs. A. G. Fisher, OF Fairfield, has
returned to her home after spending
several days at the J. z. Donley home
on South B street.
Bert Lee. who has been down
south" to okalona, Mississippi, at
tending to some business matters
has returned to Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. c. Rodgers, who has been IL
the city for few days visiting hel
lmother, Mrs. Boileau, has returned I,
her home IN New Sharon.