The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-27

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Mrs. Geo. Baumert of Keota, Rudolp
Dragert and family of Thornburt
Mrs. Chris Just, Charley, Theo., Ella
Lizzie and Edna Just, Pauline Keit;
imam, Mrs. Rex Miller and daughte
took dinner at Geo. Schneider's SUI
lday.
tFrom TUESDAYS Daily)
1 Morning Sun Correspondence i
Huntington Gazette. Harry Henness
la former Morning Sun boy, but no,
LOT Oskaloosa, was in town Thursda,
lcalling on old friends.
Mrs. Win ASKING, of Searsborc
who has been visiting at the home 0
lher sister-in-law, Miss Lucretia Ash
ling, for the past few days, departed
this morning for Decatur. ILL.,, wher'
she will spend few weeks with rel
latives.
Mrs. NJ. N. Williams and daughter
Miss Ada, went to Ottumwa thi
morning to spend the day with theil
son and brother, Mahlon Williams
who is to play in Ottumwa today witt
the Geo. Evans Honey Boy Minstrels
Carl Mcdonald, Fay Clough and Roy
Workman also went down for the
day.
Oakdale Correspondence in Iowa
| City Citizen: C. S. Winey of Oska
loosa, also Clarence Hinshaw of New
| Providence, visited Mr.. Zeliadt, &
North Porch patient, on Friday and
Saturday of the past week. Mr.. Wi
ney was on his way to attend the
Ames-Iowa football game at Iowa
City.
Mrs. Albert Cooper received word
Monday from her daughter, Mrs
Smith Clendenon, stating that they
were now settled in their new home
at Attica, N. Y. The Clendenon fam,
lily have been living about six miles
southeast of Oskaloosa, but disposed
of their holdings there and have gone
to New York to try farming on cheap
er land.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. J. y. Marquis
and granddaughter Dorothy Stouffer,
went to Oskaloosa last Thursday
morning and remained until Monday
with her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Hufford-
They went to attend the wedding OF
her Cousins niece, Miss Ethel Holds
worth. to Mr.. Ben Risney, which took
place Saturday evening at $3.50 at the
Hufford home.
Keokuk County News: Those who
were here from a distance to attend
the Sanders funeral were: A. d. San
ders, wife and also daughter OF Wash
ington; Ray Sanders, wife and son, OF
Dublin; c. H. Sanders, wife and son,
What Cheer; Raymond Sanders, Os-
kaloosa; Harry Sanders and son, OF
Moravia; sBen Sanders, Keota; John
Turner, What Cheer.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr. and Mrs. e.
M. fleener entertained a number OF
relatives and friends Tuesday at their
home, four miles south of Ottumwa,
in honor of their silver wedding A
III. s.-n: time was spent sOciallJ.
4 urr b FL: served Il nom D. thu
- 80. h..uuS The out Of town
~rrr NJ aud Mrs. w. S.
Sbar! OF italian, ID. and Mrs. J. E
Fleen"r CT Oskaloosa. Mrs. 5. w. Ten.
mis- of Cedar, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Smith of Hedrick.
Washington Journal: Leo Baldauf
uiu AIT SPpCh VI NohdIOooe'
were in town yesterday on their way
by automobile to Chicago They
brought with them to this city James
Hauser of Oskaloosa, formerly pro-
prietor of the Hotel Colenso, and
Sam Forman. Mr.. Hauser joined
Mrs. Hauser, who had been visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.
o. Roberts, and they helped Mrs.
remember her birthday ami.
versary returning to Oskaloosa on
the evening train.
Monroe County News: Alfred Mo
lief, a native of South Africa, who
has been attending the Holiness Uni
versity at Oskaloosa for the past
three years, delivered a very interest
ing and instructive lecture upon the
and affairs in general of his
people at the A. M. E. church last
Monday evening under the auspices
of the Ladies' Sewing Circle. A large
were present and expressed
their appreciation in the highest
terms of the lecture. The ladies
served refreshments after the lecture
and added neat sum to their treas
ury.
Newton Journal: Blair Haun, who
was taking course in the Babcock
School OF Pharmacy in Des Moines,
when the untimely death of Prof.
Babcock occurred, has taken the ex-
animation before the State Pharmacy
Board and has accepted a fine posi-
ton with the Green & Bentley Drug
Company in Oskaloosa. Blair Haun
graduated from the Newton high
school and sometime before attend
ing the pharmacy school was employ
ed at McBride's Corner Drug Store.
where he made good. His people
and friends here are glad that he is
getting along rapidly and nicely.
Keokuk County News: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. White of Coal Creek, accom-
panied by Mrs. Whites mother, Mar
tina Bates, and Mr.. and Mrs. e. E.
Cooper, left Coal Creek Tuesday
morning and went to What Cheer
where Mrs Garrett PIN joined the
company which then proceeded rap
idly to Oskalocsa. where they took
dinner with relatives and leaving
Mrs. Bates at the home of her broth
err, A. Cooper, they went on down to
South Iowa to visit Smith Clendenen
and family who expect to start for
New York on the 18th. They will
leave their two oldest children in
Iowa The oldest son, FLOYD was
married few weeks ago and his sis.
for Fay dnpgu't yyiah Tn Ieavo Iowa