The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

lday for a visit with keitheburi
friends before returning home.
New Sharon Star: w. Downey,
travelling salesman for the Cudah!
Packing Company, and his wife ant
son of Oskaloosa, were guests Wed
nesday of A. NJ Core and wife.
Brighton Enterprise: Harold Swish
er of New Sharon came down Satur
day and drove his Uncle Mills cal
home the next day. John and Chas
lSwisher returned home with him.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. DR.
Taylor and two sons we're at Oska
loosa last Saturday. The boys went
to see the circus, and they no doubt
took their mother along for company
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
Chitwood and baby of Oskaloosa
came down Sunday night to attend
the funeral of Lewis Edwards on
Monday and to visit at the parental
IL. R. Chitwood home
Eddyville Tribune: Mr. and Mrs
Carl Mayer, of Oskaloosa, came down
Monday for short visit at the par
entail Anton Mayer home while Carl
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duties at the Farmers National Bank.
Mrs. c. c. Irving and daughter Ber-
tina. of Creston, Iowa, who have been
visiting at the ID. G. Irving home, went
to Muscatine Friday to spend few
days with other relatives before re-
turning home.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Brock
| A., nf
loosa, have returned to their home a.
ter spending the past week here as
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Berry.
| From items of twenty years ago"
in the New Sharon Star: The Misses
Burkett, Baldauf and Lacey, of Oska-
loosa, were guests of New Sharon
friends on Friday. They enjoyed a
pleasant trip through our streets on
their wheels.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
Burl Westbay of Oskaloosa, have
leased the Fremont Hotel and are now
in possession. They have had prac-
teal experience and will undoubtedly
give their patrons first class treat
ment.
Delta Press: Mrs. J. n. Lewis went
to Oskaloosa Friday evening for a
visit at the C.. II. FeeZer home. The
boss himself went up Saturday even
ing and remained over Sunday. Mrs.
Feezer returned home with us for a
weeks visit at the Press household.
What Cheer Chronicle: VIM Dali
ziel and Henry Rowland attended the
circus at Oskaloosa last Saturday.
Sandy Dalziel is playing in the circus
band and he went to Blyth after the
evening show and visited on Sunday
with his mother, grandma Dalziel,
who is visiting there at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Cowan.
w. A. Hoover went to Des Moines
Friday to officiate in Judging Chester
White" hogs. Season after season
Mr.. Hoover has been an exhibitor and
prize winner in the grade at the
state fair and other exhibitions and
he has put his stock in practically
every portion of the great state oil
Iowa. He is not showing this season.
tFrom Mondays Daily)
James X. Henderson was home
from the road for a Saturday visit
with family and friends. ...-.
Mrs. A. B. Foster spent Sunday
with What Cheer friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Linaberry arrived
home Saturday from a weeks visit in
Chicago.
Miss Ada Walton arrived home Sat
urday morning after brief visit with
Grinnell friends.
Miss Amy Conover has gone to
Chicago to make preparations to en-
ter a course of special work in Chi
cago University in September.
What Cheer Patriot: e. G. Lam
bert is a pretty busy man these days
fixing up his hotel, attending to his
Oskaloosa business and Barnes City
and What Cheer stores.
Mrs. b. L. Gaylord and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of near Brighton, returned
home Saturday morning after spend
ling the past week with Oskaloosa and
Pella relatives.
Robert Hawkins, an employe of the
! Ziba Barr pump house, on High ave-
| nue. West, met with an accident in
unloading car load of heavy goods
and sustained a somewhat painful in
jury to hand.
Delta Press: DIR. Stafford, district
superintendent of the Oskaloosa dis.
trict of the NJ. K. church, was in town
Friday attending the last quarterly
meeting of the year of the local
church.
G. w. Seidel, superintendent of the
motive power of the NJ. & st. L., OF
Minneapolis, VIM. Gemlo, master me
chanic, of Marshalltown, and A. G.
Murphy, trainmaster, of Marshall
ltOwn, were in the city Friday transact
ling company business.
Brighton Enterprise: John Allen
the mail clerk on the NJ. & st. L., who
has been in Brighton for the pas
four months, has been transferred
land left here Tuesday morning. HI
will run over the Big Four and maj
stay in indianapolis.
What Cheer Chronicle: Henri!
VanPatten has probably closed dea
lof his farm near Rose Hill for a farm
In Minnesota His two boys will q
there and supeintend the place ant
Henry and wife will probably moy'
back TO What Cheer.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. Pear
Faux went to OskaIoosa last Thurs
da. Mr. Faulk going up Saturday
They returned home Sunday Will,