The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-29

Mrs. J. c. Schultz, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
the city, returned Monday afternoon
to her home in Grinnell.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of the Frankel
Dry Goods Co., has been confined to
her home for over week with
severe case of bronchitis.
Lester Rawlison, Frank Flemming,
Walter Donaldson and John Rector,
of Ottumwa, were over Sunday visit
ors with friends in the city.
Bussey Record: Miss Louise Agan,
of Oskaloosa, was here last Friday,
Saturday and Sunday attending the
Holiness convention and visiting
friends.
Bloomfield Republican: Mrs. c. d.
Fortune entertained friends Tuesday
at one o'clock luncheon in honor OF
her niece, Miss Nellie Fortune, of
Oskaloosa.
LESSEE Minnick went to Ottumwa
Friday evening to accept good posi-
ton with the Ottumwa Automobile
Co. He will have charge of the &C
cessories and supplies.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ramsay and George Harris of Oska-
loosa and Mrs. Walter Carrick OF
Clear Lake, were guests of the Harris
brothers the first of the week.
f. B. Kruse has removed to this
city from Ottumwa, where he has
been employed by the John Morrell
Co, to accept a position in the office
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mcconnell and lit
tie daughter. who have been visiting
relatives in st. Charles, passed
through the city Monday afternoon
enroute to their home in Lacey.
Rev. Willard l.. Clapp. of Waterloo,
who has been conducting the Every
Member Canvas" at the Central Meth
odist Episcopal church OF this city,
was a passenger this morning to Des
Mones.
Mrs. Harriet Smith, who has been
enjoying a visit with her son, N. j.
Smith and her daughter, Mrs. T. B.
Wilson, both living at Beacon, return
ed Monday afternoon to her home in
Fremont.
Charles d. Cowgirl. former resi-
dent of OskaloOsa and associated in
business in the II. l.. Spencer bust.
ness house. is here from Lawrence,
Kansas, visiting with old time friends
and associates.
Ed x. Hines formerly assistant
cashier of the OskdlOosa National
Bank here but for a number of years
past in the banking business at Nor
man, Oklahoma. was the guest oil
relatives here Sunday returning to
his home that evening.
Bloomfield Republican: Miss Eftie
! Hardy returned home last Wednesday
| from a short visit at Selma and Oska.
loosa. At Selma she was guest at
house party given by Miss Lora Hink,
| lie and at Oskaloosa she was the guest
of Miss Nellie Fortune. Miss Fortune
came home with her and remained
several days.
Walter Green, an OskaloOsa boy,
and graduate of Oskaloosa High
school, who has been employed for
the past month by the U. S. govern
ment at the large dam at Keokuk, de
parted Friday evening for Washing
ton, ID. c., where he has accepted a
position as stenographer in the U. s
Department of Agriculture.
Abba Union: G. F. NJ. Bradbury
OF Oskaloosa, has purchased the lXL
restaurant on Washington avenue
east and changed the name to the
Peoples restaurant Mr.. Bradbury's
son, H. G.. OF Estherville, will have
charge of the place. They are exper
fenced people and will make sue
cess of the Abba end of their bust
ness.
George r. Schneider former vel
known Oskaloosa boy, son OF Mrs
Caroline Schneider, 10 b avenue
west, but for number OF year.
past a resident OF Rapid City, -outl
Dakota, where he has been engaged
In the banking business was at thu
late annual meeting of the Penning
ton County bank, elected president o
that institution or his election tn
Rapid City Gate City Guide says
"Mr. Schneider's promotion to tn
presidency OF the bank Is recogn
ton by the stockholders and director
of the efficient work he has done dun
ing his many years service as cashiel
He fills the place made vacant las
April, by the death OF Stephen h
Mills, OF New York"
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
i Mrs. l.. o. Miller, OF New sharon
was in the city Tuesday shopping.
4 Miss Jennie yaiven. OF VIII,
|. Cheer, was passenger Tuesday
| lGrinnell, where she IL teachin
school.