The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-27

wright, have returned to -their--hesBe
In Eldora.
Fred hatcher, OF Delta, is In town
receiving instruction in the art OF car
driving under tie tuition Of Charles
Howar The snow on the roadways
makes the lessons somewhat difficult
and the car accordingly more difficult
to control as 1t seems inclined to skid
and climb a bank now and then.
Grand Master. f. w. Cutting, of the
Iowa Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows and
Grand secretary X. l.. Tilton, lowas
grand old man in Odd Fellowship, are
in town to-day to attend the special
revival meeting at the Odd Fellows
Hall this evening They, are being
entertained at the Lacey Hotel and
will be guests OF honor at a special
banquet t-ls evening.
Marion HOPES, a former business
man of Oskaloosa, aged about 80
years, a brother of Swain Hopes of
the M. & M. Star Bottllng Works was
killed Tuesday evening in an auto
mobile accident at a suburb OF Los
Angeles, California. Mr.. Hopes LETT
on the evening train enroute for the
west Detoils of the affair are not
known here at this time. Mr.. Hopes
was formerly well known here having
been engaged In grocery and mercan-
tile business.
News comes from Burlington that
Floyd Taylor and wife, nee Miss
Irene Devore, former popular Oska-
loosa people, will soon leave Iowa to
make their future home in New York
state. Mr.. Taylor has. been manager
q the shoe department of the John
lBbesch Co in Burlington for several
years and his success there attracted
the attention of hurd & Fitzgerald,
manufacturers and owners OF q num-
b+r OF stores. Mr. Taylor goes to
Oneonta, New York, to take. charge Of
their store there at fine salary, and
with chances of rapid advancement
with the company. The young people
will leave Burlington next week Their
many Cskaloosa friends will wish
for them success and happiness in
their new home.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence M. Hilliard went to Oskaloosa
Saturday and remained over Sunday
visiting with relatives and friends.
Knoxville journal: Mrs. Guy
Wright, who has been taking treat
ment at Oskaloosa for the past three
weeks, returned home last Monday.
Brighton Enterprise; Mrs. Mattie
Lagrille and daughter Ocean, of Mus
catine, and Mrs. Bertha Nicola and
daughter Maxine, of Oskaloosa, were
visiting at the John Swadling home
over Sunday.
Indianola Herald; Mrs. NJ. b.
Wood and Miss Burmister left Satur-
day for several weeks visit at the
home of A. c. Wood and wife, at Os-
kaloosa, where it Is hoped they will
regain their health.
Knoxville Journal: John Fulmer,
the Knoxville well driller, who has
been working near OsKaloosa, finished
a 2OO.foot well last week and is now
working OH deep well for the Oska-
loosa Milk Il Produce Co.
Centerville Iowegian: Burr Yer
milya and daughter Anna attended the
soldiers meeting in Des Moines Sat
urday. Mr.. Vermilya returned hame,
but Anna is visiting with friends in
Valley Junction and Oskaloosa.
Peliag Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. j..
q. Wander Pol entertained a party
of friends at their home Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Wander Pors
sister, Miss Ethel Blancheon, of Os-
kaloosa, who has been visiting here.
Miss Blancheon returned to her home
Friday.
Keokuk Gate City: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson, of OskaloOsa, who
came to Keokuk 10 attend the funeral
of Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs. J. C..
Karle, returned home this afternoon.
Mrs. J.. B. Doll, of Oskaloosa, accom-
panied them on their sad journey to
Keokuk.
Oskaloosa friends Of II. w. Hughes,
,of Burlington, chief clerk of the rail.
way mail service, who went to Ari-
iona for the benefit of his health,
will be glad to know that the doctors
in charge of the Tucson (Arizona)
Sanitarium report a. marked improve