The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

y iuImeTlH tue n. ". buShey property
Frank Gunner of Des Moines wa
with oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Z. Z. Powers of Ffeport, Illinois, 1
spending a few days in Oskaloosi
: looking after bushes affairs.
F. D. Churchill OF Keswick, Iowa
was a business caller in Oskaloos;
last week and left Saturday night fol
Marshalltown.
H. V. Henness arrived home this
morning from Ottumwa where he en-
joyed an over Sunday visit with his
father and mother.
c. c. carter of indianapolis, In,
diana, was a business caller in the
city Saturday and Sunday and left
this morning for Knoxville.
Miss Sarah Reed of Des Moines
spent Sunday with Oskaloosa friends
and left this morning for Washing
ton, to spend a week visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langworthy
returned to their home in Des Moines
Saturday evening after a weeks visit
with OskalUosa friends and acquaint-
anceG.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrow, for
mer residents of Oskaloosa returned
Sunday evening to their home at AL.
bia, after a pleasant visit at the Chris
Winters, and other homes in the
Cit.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur J. Richards of
Burlington were guests Sunday at the
John r. Parker home, and left this
morning for Fort Dodge for an ex.
tended visit with Mr.. Parker's par.
enta.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Dawson of Kan
sas City spent Saturday and Sunday
N 0skaloosa visiting with S. R. Da-
Wis and family and left this morning
for Waterloo. where they will make
an extended visit with Mr.. Dawson's
father and mother.
Herbert w. Farmhouse of 1924
south Second street, left Sunday night
for Princeton, Illinois, where he goes
to join the Kemble and Martin Ora
matte Theatrical troupe, with which
he has accepted the position |
Of director of their 20 piece band. Mr. |
is an excellent cornetist, ,,
and band director of great ability.
J. d. Ream and wife of Broken Bow |
Nebraska, and former Mahaskens |
we're guests of relatives in this city |
recently, leaving at s p. m. Saturday, |
via. M. &St. l.. Ry., for Wilmington,
Delaware. Mr.. Ream holds the posi-
ion of state master in the Nebraska
range organization and goes to Will
nington as a delegate to the nation
i convention opening on next Tues
lay.
Lawrence Beechler, wife and baby
Aliene, have terminated
esidence in Uskaloosa to be perma
lently located in Des Moines where
Ir. Beechler has become associated
nth Mr.. George Farnsworth. general
gent of the Aetna Fire insurance
ompany with offices in the Hubbel
Mr.. and Mrs. Beechler have
ecured residence Accommodations
or the time being at No. 80 Bristol
Lpartments where they will be at
lome to friends shortly. The house
Iold effects we're sent last week. Ba-
" Gretchen, meanwhile is in the
ands of grandmother Kelley at Cas-
y until the new home is ready for
er appearance
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
Attorney s. NJ. Morris went to
this morning.
Mrs. Lurana Abraham and Mrs.
arolyn Adams are in Buda, ILL.,,
ouse guest at the home of Mr.. and
Irs. Tracy Boal.
Peter Engeldinger of Iowa City is
1joying few days visit with friends
! the city, and is also looking after
is farm near Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Hannah Burnside is moving
,day into her new home, the hand
ome bungalow just completed at
ne end of c avenue East.
Mr.. and II. L. Spencer left Monday
fternoon via the c. r. l. & P. for
hicago where they go on combined
usiness and pleasure trip.
Mrs George Heilman. Miss Emma
and Mrs. Bowles and
aughter motored over from Abba on
Tonday and visited among friends
ere.
MI and Mrs. Eugene Kitterman
nd daughter, Miss Sophia. of Daven.
ort. guests of Oskaloosa people last
eek, went to Des Moines Monday
fternoon.
Miss Lorraine Abraham, daughter
the late Fred Abraham, who was
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
lice O'Brien. has returned to her
ONE in Perry.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. James
rdffin and Miss Emma Brady, of
reton, and Miss Nellie Ryan, of
skaloosa, were in the city Friday
, attend the funeral of Mrs. James
uinian.
Will Reynolds, of the Baldauf-Ros-
nblatt company, Is home from
Gods buying trip to st. Louis, where
e attended the Big Five Jobbers' {
ale" a commercial event of the
rst magnitude. II
Rev. John A Spyker, pastor of the
I. E. Church at Lacey, and residing
n east High avenue, left this morn
az via the G. r. I. & r. for Lima,
,hio. where he goes to spend three
leeks visiting with his folks while
lso looking after some matters Of
usinesg.
Miss Name Doddg OF Spokane.
Washington, who has been visiting
mong friends and relatives in Oska
losa, goes to the country to spend
leek or more among her former neigh
nra and friends the Dauqharty'g