The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06
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lFrom satardaY,s i,aIlY. !,

(From Saturdays Daily, z
Harry Rosebrook was among the
Dutch" at Pella today looking after
business affairs. co.,
John p. White arrived in town yes
'terday and is shaking hands with a
host of local frienas
/ Ollie Benscooter and Ross TraegeI
went to Prairie City this morning 10
be with relatives few days,
Knoxville --xpress: John Benning
ton has gone TO Oskaloosa. where he
thinks of locating for The present.
George Carnsforth, who has been
with friends here several days, return.
ed to his home near Red Oak this
morning. ~ .r..a
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Ella
. Just and nephew, Crissie Klatt, went
to oskaloosa FRIDAY to visit in tnc
Rev, Minear home.
/ Harvey Correspondence: w. NJ
Mclaughlin, o. Oskaloos;i, has pnr.
chased the Bob Emmel property. and
will move to Harvey.
s. NJ. Edwards, who has been calling
on friends and visiting his sister, Mrs
vi. bdNlS, 10 HIS nome III
,Centerville this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eimer Culver went to
Des Moines this morning for a few
days visit at the home OF the lady's
sister, Mrs. Ernest Culpepper.
Davenport Times: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Finger have returned to their
home in Oskaloosa, la, after a two
days business visit in davenport.
Bussey Record: Mrs Royce Ayres
went to Oskaloosa Saturday to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Emett Miner,
who is in the hospital at that place.
Eddyvilie Tribune: George w. Pow
ers, formerly of Eddyville, but who
has been at Greeley, Colorado, the
past few years, writes us 10 send his
Tribune to Oskaloosa for the present
! William Gochee, OF the Bell clothing
store, Is confined to his lone by an
attack of rheumatism and he Is In a
bad way and suners intensely. He
has been practically helpless this
Delta Press: Cioyd Augustine and
family came down from their home
near indianapolis monday morning,
ness of Mrs. Augustine's mother. Mrs.
]. A. Beatty. ~. q"
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Cook, who have been al Pontiac,
Michigan, for the past few months, ar
rived home Monday. Mr.. Cook went
TO Oskalo0sa yesterday, where he en-
tered the employ Of the Mcclure gar
age. He is an expert demonstrators
and salesman and was with the Nc
Clure people last season. where he has
made good and q contract for his ser
vices was secured for this year.
OF a good citizen the New Sharon
Star reprints this item from Its files
of twenty years ago: Our old friend,
David Vannest LAS moved his famil.
to their new farm, bought of Clark
Terrell, northwest OF Oskaloosa. Our
people will regret tneir leaving. Mr.
Vannest is not only, one of our best
citizens, but one OF our best farmers
and stock raisers. H. has ever been
public spirited, takes a pride in his
business and makes a success of It,.
We will still claim him in our fair as
ISOLATION"
Mrs. Samuel Furnish is slowly i'm.
proving. She will be able TO leave
: the hospital in about week.
d.. J. w. Whitehill. of st. Louis,
is the guest of his son, DIR. George w.
Whitehill, at his home, No. III G
avenue east.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Harriet
Smith went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
morning for few days visit with
relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Whiteside and
family, who have been residing at
then home, No. 302 Third avenue
east. have moved TO the country.
Frank ]. Packer, who has been very
sick with la grippe for the past ten
days, AT his home, 1926 North Sixth
street. Is able 10 be up and around
the house.
Frank Ratliff, formerly with the
IOskaloosa Dry Goods Company, has
resigned his place 10 accept a posi-
the vacancy created by the resigna-
jtion OF Ben Morris.
What Umeer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
wv. w. Van Wrinkle and son, y. Van
Wrinkle and son, Y. Van Wrinkle and
wife, all of Oskaloosa. visited over
Sunday with Mr.. Van Wrinkles father,
Robt. Van Wrinkle and sister, Mrs.
Rose.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs. X.
r. Mac Rae, OF Buxton, will leave this
week for Vermont, where they will go
upon large farm and devote their
time TO exclusive farming. Mr.. Mac
Rae has been manager OF the big store
at Buxton He is one OF the most ca,
;pabIe men who have ever come 10
Monroe county, and has made friends
who will regret that the family will
leave the county. They have one OF
the most extensive farms in Vermont,
or n former well known pioneer
citizen and business man OF Oska
tlOOSa, the Des Moines Capital says:
j.. l.. Crawford has operated the Gle
,yator in the federal building for tho
past eleven years without D mishap
But Friday his record was broken
lie burnt Ont fust and his cage
istopped at such q place In It's shaft
that Mr.. Crawford was Imprisoned
for a good part OF the morning. The
elevator stopped between the first
and second floors. There was moi
sroome nongh for Mr. Crawford to gel
tout either NJ the top or the bottom
The ianstnr had 10 hunt abODf cODsii