The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

y SiSting in the moving and opening
G the new f. w. Woolworth & Co.
r and 10 cent store, now located o
;. the west side of the square, motore
a home to 0ttumwa Sunday to =,
9 lsnme his position in the Woolwoft
store in tnat city.
Dull Miller arrived in the city Sa
urday for an over Sunday visit q
/, the parental Harry c. Miller home
. 1916 High avenue East, and wit
, friends in the city. Dull is in tn
employ of tae White Railroad Audit
ing System, which does auditing 70
Itwentyseven different railroad sys
TENS all over the United States.
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
r. A. Kent, of 324 North Marke
street, was a business caller Mon
day in New Sharon.
Miss Lillian Bozaart, daughter o.
DR.. Bozaart, of Davenport, is 6
lguest of oskaloosa friends.
Henry Lunt, looking "fit and for
ty," dropped in upon local friends
Monday on his way to his voting
place.
Alex Steddom. Albert Longstafi
and Homer Johnson returned yester.
day morning after a pleasant visit
in Buxton Sunday.
| John f. Koch, proprietor of the
Orpheum Theatre, leaves Wednesday
night via the NJ. & st. l.. for ChiCa-
| go, where he goes on three days
business "trip,
Mrs. NJ. J. Garrett and daughter,
Miss Winifred and Opal, of 608
South Market street, are aome from
a three weeks visit with friends at
Omaha, Lincoln and Kansas City.
Ross Malcolm, assistant cashier at
the Mahask County State Bank, re-
sumed his duties Mondy after an en-
joyable two weeks vacation spent
in tne cities of Iowa City, Burlington
and Chicago. ...
Tommy" Ryan, of pugilistic fame,
returned Tuesday morning to DeS
Moines, after refereeing the wrest-
ling match and exhibition boxing con-
test staged Monday night at the X.
of p. club rooms.
Tracey Andrews, of 81 North
First street, arrived home Monday
morning over the Nj. & st. L. from
Louisville, Arkansas. where he clos.
ed 81 weeks's season with the
Mighty Haag Shows on Friday, DC.
tober 30.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Nettie
Green, of Oskaloosa, has returned
home after visiting relatives in OF
tumwa, while en- route from Wash.
lngton, d. c., where she was the
guest of ,her son, Walter Green, who
holds position under the govern
ment.
E. J. Paulson, who has been giving
to real estate holdings in
the Texas panhandle country, New
Mexico and Arizona, has returned to
Oskaloosa for a few days to care for
local interests He will spend the
winter with Mrs Paulson and the
at Los Gatos, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Abrams, VINO
were here for a Sunday visit at the
parental Abrams, place on North
First street, returned to their home
in Des Moines Monday. Mrs. Abrams
has been at Iowa City and while
there left H. r. Junior, in the care
Of the grandparents here. Mrs.
Abrams returned Saturday and e. r.
came from Des MOines. making a |
happy family circle.
Frank Tout went to Fairfield yes
erday to attend the funeral of a
ong.time friend and brother Owl
Miss Helen Myers and Miss Doro-
by Davidson spent Sunday visiting
With friends and relatives in Ottum-
Va.
Carroll Barnett is home from Lin
,oln, Neb.. where ne has been study
ng the king of instruments" the
holm. at the University School Of
Music.
Centerville Citizen: Mrs. NJ. NJ.
of Oskaloosa, and Mrs. r.
;. Lauer, of Burlington, returned
Thursday to their homes after a
hort visit with Mrs. Dell Cate and
amily, of 2l1 South Fifteenth st.
s. J. Myers, who about three years
Igo was resident of Oskaloosa and
. student in Penn Academy, passed
through the city yesterday en- route
rom his home in Des Moines to Sig
'urney. Sammy" is now on the
cad representing the "Style-Plus
;lothing Co"
on, of Oskaloosa, arrived Tuesday
IOOH VI JUN HSE HuSDduub VIM vas
II at the Hensley place at North
Send. Mr.. and Mrs Brandon left
Wednesday morning for Arriba, Colo.
where it Is hoped Mr.. Brandon's
Iealth will be improved.
Arthur Z. Shoener, a conductor on
he NJ. & st. L. railroad, and resid-
ng at SOC South street, left Sun
ay morning over the NJ. & st. l..
or Eagle Butte, s. D., where he
vas called by the death of his niece
drs Ward StreVers. Her father,
rant Shoener, Is at present in 81,
ieria and on account of the war no
Vord of his daughters death can
eaca him.
Davis County Republican: DR.. l..
7. Thompson and family are now
coated at Oskaloosa, leaving Bloom.
Ield this week with their household
GODS. They have many friends In
Bloomfield who regret to See them
cave. They are splendid citizens
nd prominent members Of the Chris.
ian church and Will be missed by a
arge circle OF acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fair return
d Saturday evening from a thous-
md mile run In their car. They were
by Mr. and Mrs. j. q.
3eck, of Bonaparte, and Mrs. Mack
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