The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27

at which company of twelve young
ladies were guests.
John Dykstra has returned from an
extended land hunt. He has been
from the Dakotas, through Kansas,
Nebraska and New Mexico, to the
Gulf country of Texas, and then
across to New Orleans and into Flor.
ida. He says that country is all
right enough for the fellows in pos
session and knowing how to grow the
stuff it yields, but he is satisfied to
come home and grow corn which he
knows about.
Dick Colville was in Fremont yes
terday on business.
Mrs. E. EgIy went to Wayland yes
terday to visit friends.
Alba Heller and sister are at Way.
land for visit with friends and rela-
Itives.
H. B. Stringfellow and family have
gone to take up their residence in DeS
Moines.
Miss Dora Edwards has returned
to her home in Abba after visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. L. L. Mcclure, of Abba, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route
to Pennington, ILL.,, to visit friends and
relatives.
John Gallagher has returned to re-
sumo his school work at st. Ambrose
College at Davenport, after visit in
TUSCALOOSA.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Osborne
of Oskaloosa, has been engaged as
teacher of Washington school in
West Des Moines township, and will
soon open the spring term. a..
Keota Eagle: Ray Hitler was in
Oskaloosa the last OF the week. He
owns a piano which he had boxed up
and shipped here Monday for use in
his picture show. The old one was
about played out, literally.
What Cheer Patriot: Rev. Behner
a student of the Holiness University
tof Oskaloosa, delivered two able dis
courses at the NJ. f. church in Indian
Iopolis, on Sunday. Rev. Wagner was
unable to be present and sent Rev
Behner in his place.
Eddyville Tribune: John Klaaren
of West Des Moines township, who is
a student at Penn College at Oska
ming the silver metal in the debating
contest last week, the honor emitting
him to go to the state contest in DeS
Moines a few weeks later.
Keosauqua Republican: Last Sun
day marked the beginning of the spe
cial meetings at the Friends church
in Stockport. Rev. McCarger anC
sister of Oskaloosa are assisting Rev
Bowles. Rev. McCarger is an even
gelist of some renown and his sister
lis said to be beautiful singer.
Abba Union: Byron and Homer
Harris have returned from Des Nome!
where they attended the Masonic rite!
and took in the big banquet of tina
order. They went through the degree
, work and escaped with their lives ant
are now after the trying ordeal more
in love with the order than ever be
fore.
j. Mace Hagan, of Centerville, wa
among old time friends in Oskaloos;
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan hav
Just returned to Centeryille from
, Kirksville, Mo-, where Mr.. Hagal
conducted skating rink during tn
! the winter. Mrs. Hagan is now il
Des Moines for visit with her sol
! Harry. She will stop here on her wa,
5 home.
Abba Republican,: r. ID. Bucking
ham has succeeded to the manage
! nent of the big Buxton store of tn
Y Monroe Mercantile Co., the announce
: Iment having been made following
visit of B. c. Buxton to the big Goa
' town last week Mr.. Buckingham ha
g been associated with the Monro
/ Mercantile Co. since Heck was pun
r land there has never been a tim
h when he has not been right on tn
s job and ready for anything whic
had to be done. He has had a respor
1 simle position with the company, an
the elevation at this time Is just wha
/, it should be.