The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

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Walling and Ava Blair.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ. Jones, of Bloomfield, have gon'
to Oskaloosa after visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elmer Pack, 1926 East Mali
street
Deep River Record: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hahn and children of Oska
lloosa, were guests over Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Hahn's brother, DR.
II. c. Rodgers.
Miss Maggie Hoffman arrived home
last evening from months vacation
| trip, spent in California. Her sister
| Mrs. r. l.. Blackford met here in Des
Molnes yesterday, and they spent the
day there together.
X. p. Law. travelling salesman for
the Herschel Manufacturing Com,
pany of Peoria, Illinois, who has been
living here since the first of the year
| has decided to make Oskaloosa his
permanent home. He has purchased
the c. f. Crozier property at COS
First avenue east and he and his
family are now located there. Mr..
Law covers eighteen Iowa counties
and finds OskaloOsa a most conven.
lent point for headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stump started
Sunday morning upon an extended
trip back to the old home" Mr..
Stump has a business mission and
going to close the old home place, he
thought of the good wife and he TAX
es her along They expect 10 be alb
sent a couple or three weeks. Mr..
Stump goes back TO the foundation OF
things at Smmptown, Calhoun county,
West Virginia, the home of the
grandfather. viii left there as a
baby in arms and has not seen the
place for many years. Enroute home
they will stop at Logan. Ohio, the
birth place OF Mrs Stump. Aside
from Chicago, other stops on the
trip will be Charleston and Gasaway,
West Virginia, where Mr.. Stump
will call upon relatives he has not
seen in twenty-siX years.
Miss Garnett Dean spent Saturday
in Hedrick.
Miss Mildred Fecht, of Des Moines,
is visiting Oskaloosa relatives.
Sam Butler and George l.. Randall.
of Sigourney, spent Saturday and
Sunday in town.
VIM. j. Barton, of Pleasant Hill.
Illinois, is here looking after some
business affairs.
T. ]. Fitzgerald, of Waterloo, was
in town Saturday and Sunday visiting
with his mother and friends.
Rev d. ID. Downs went to Des
Moines today 10 enjoy a few days
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Mrs. E. NJ McCray, OF Des Moines.
came down and spent Sunday with
Mr.. McCray, OF the Lyric theatre.
Mrs. Katherine Canton returned
this morning to her home in Cedar
Rapids, after enjoying a visit with
friends here.
John T. Gilmore drove from his
Nebraska home in his new car and is
visiting his mother, Aunt Jane Gil
more, this week.
Miss Moore, in charge of the millin.
cry department at the Baldauf-R sen-
blatt Co. departed Saturday evening
for Chicago on a goods buying trip.
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Garrett and son
Thomas, who have been making
two weeks visit here. returned this
morning TO their home in Des Moines.
Bernard and Miss Anne Connolly
met their cousin. Joe Cahill, of Kan
sas City, at Des MOines yesterday
and spent the day with him. Mr. Ca.
hill will visit in OskaloOsa before re.
turning TO Kansas City.
Herbert Farmhouse and Lawrence
Bowen, who have been on the road
seven months with The International
Harp Orchestra OF Chicago" closed
the season Thursday night and ar
rived in town Friday. They will be
here a few days before they leave
for their summers engagement.
(From Tuesdays DailyD
NJ. >. Ryan, of Omaha, Nebr., was
in the city yesterday.
Morgan Lewis, OF Des Moines, was
with town friends yesterday.
DR.. NJ. c. Frazier is In Des Moines
yention OF dentists.
Mrs. NJ. Van Corp went 10 Washing
ton Monday afternoon 10 enjoy Wis
il with her daughter.
Mrs. J. f. FIeener went TO Cedar
Rapids yesterday afternoon 10 attend
a WoOdmen convention.
Hon. VIM. McNett. OF Ottumwa. was
attending legal matters and shaking
hands with OskaloOsa friends Mon.
day.
Thomas Fletcher, a former Oska.
loosa resident, now OF Chicago, arriy-
ed at noon called heTa by the death
OF Mrs. Alice Bennett.
G.. W. Barr, of Marshalltown, the
recently appointed Road Master OF the
! NJ. & St l.. was looking after Oska'
! loosa business Monday.
The Caldwells" have just returned
from KeOkuk county. where they
have erected the first large cement
staye silo OF the spring OF 1914.
Dale Sampson, of New Sharon, left
/ Monday afternoon over the c. r. !. 4
p. railroad for Quincy, ILL.,, where he
will take a course In the Business
College
Mrs. A. H. Walker and Mrs. o. ID
Mosher, who were called TO this cit!
by the death OF George w. Fox. re
turned this morning 10 their home u
Mnscatine.
c. o. McLain, J. X. Guessford. A. +
Smith and II. Scarborough, business
men and residents OF Newton were II
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