The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16


Clure's parents in the Black Hills
: country of South Dakota, where Don
has had some hunting diversion.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Ben Doty
of Hoover went to 0skaloosa to be
with her brother, Frank Hartshorn,
while he undergoes an operation for
appendicitis, His many friends are
lanxious for his speedy recovery
Robt. Doak, of Rose Hill. departs
Tomorrow evening for Urbana, Ohio,
for few weeks visit with relatives
Iand friends and also to attend a re-
union of his old regiment the Goth
IOhio, which is being held this week
Misses Pearle and Dell Blackboard
lof Ottumwa, spent Sunday with Oska-
loosa relatives and friends. Miss
Dell is preparing for a happy event
to be celebrated soon, and after
(which she viii be resident OF Cali
lfornia
Manton Hcbner OF the Chas. G..
Pike drug store, went to his home in
/ Washington Saturday evening on a
vacation trip of happiest nature,
WHEREBY Oskaloosa is to gain another
permanent resident The nappy
levent will occur tomorrow.
Newton Record: Miss Imogene
1 Westbrook came up from Oskaloosa
to spend Sunday with her mother.
who still fingers in the old home on
South street. However, it won't be
/ long until Mrs. Westbrook joins Char
lie and lmogene in their new home in
/ Oskaloosa
w H. Tullis departed Friday even
! ing for Three Rivers, Tulare Co., Cal
/ ifornia. where lie expects to spend
the winter with relatives. w. H. has
promised to let his friends hear from
him occasionally through the Herald.
| He has also promised to bring down
a big bear.
Among the stars of the Army foot
ball team which defeated Rutgers
College at West Point, ~ Y, Satur
day by score of 20 to 0, was Roscoe
Woodruff, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Woodruff of this city. Roscoe boost
ed the Army score by successfully ne
gotiating a goal from field and other
wise distinguished himself in scrim-
mage.
Fremont Gazette: ID. X. Unsicker
and S. A. Randell of Wright. c. w.
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l..
Moore of Cedar, attended the annual
meeting of the Farmers National
Congress which was held at Plano,
Ills. a fe wdays ago. c. w. Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Moore visit
ed relatives at Lafayette, Ills, before
returning home
Washington Democrat: Charley
Needham and wife have gone to Cali
fornia for the winter Charley got
him q new hat with nice little bow
behind and put his money in his
pocket and away they went. If Cali.
fornia knows what is good for it, they
win not leave any gold dollars lying
around loose, or Charley will collect
them Good go with him and his
wife, for they have earned a rest.
The Mahaska county delegation to
the Farmers National Congress held
in Plano, Illinois, September 20 TO 26.
included Lon Hellings. w. H. CroZier.
IT. c. Steddom. Willis Petit, Dan
Unsicker Seth Randall, Wesley Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Moore. Mr..
HelliHgs says they had a good con.
vention, but were disappointed in the
smallness of the town and the accom-
modations Mrs. Marshall Holt of
San Francisco. who has large land in
terests in California and looks after
them herself WIS elected to life
membership in the congress. This is
the first time that honor has been
conferred upon woman. Mrs. Holt
was one of the three persons who
drafted the accepted resolutions. The
q ,.,nif
body OF men who attempted to set be-
fore the farmers that which they
wished TO say. labored all night with
out accomplishing the work, Mrs.
Holt and her two men Co-workers hur-
ried through the. job in the morning.
Mrs Holt went 10 the convention as
the personal representative of Cover
nor Johnson of California, bringing
an invitation TO the farmers congress
to meet in San Francisco in 1915 at
the Panama lair. The final resolu-
ton adopted by the convention pro-
tested against extending the scope OF
the Employers Liability Law to take
In farmers. To Fort Worth, Texas,
was awarded tho convention OF 1914
over ten cities, including New York
and Philadelphia. In the closing
hours OF the convention. after migra-
lions from the farm to the city had
been lamnnted time and again. A. p.
Andell, secretary of agriculture of
Ohio. made suggestion for keeping
the boys on the farm that brought an
outburst OF applause: Keep the girls
on the farm" he said. Make it at
tractiye for them. If they become
icontented, so will the boys"
From Tuesdays Daily
l.. Johnston, of TaintoE. returned to
his home Monday.
Miss Vera Paul has returned from
a brief visit 81 the J. H. Graham home
least OF Lacey
/ Miss Mary klapping of Grinneil ar
rived Monday TO attend Central Holi-
ness university.
! Mrs. Geo. NJ. Martin left last night
for Minneapolis. Mimi, for visit
with her husband.
Dr. f. e. Brierton, OF Arkansas. ~
in the city for few days looking az
ter business matters.
Mrs. Chas Glover returned home
this morning from a visit with her
daughter. Miss Ida, at Winona, Mimi.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Jennie b.
Harlan and Mrs. G.. e. Fabrney, 10i
N oil .lsn