The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-17
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hloihes yesterday attending to bus
ness
G. L. Garrett has returned to hi
home at Delta after transacting bust
ness In the city.
Waat Cheer Patriot: Mrs. S. L
Reisnlan and Mrs. Frank Emery Wis
tied in OskaloOsa last Thursday.
George McCarty, cashier of the
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
vas in Sigonrney yesterday on bust
ness
Il. Frank Baker, of 1913 north
First street, went to Des Moines yes
terday 10 look after business inter
ests in the Capitol Clay"
Abba Republican, Mr.. C. NJ. Por.
ter Of OskalOosa, the general mana
ger Of the Hawkeye Lumber Co., was
a business caller in Abba Tuesday.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. w. +.
Kadell AID two children of 0skaloo-
"a. were in town Friday on their way
20 Gibson where they win visit at
Tie home Of f. r, Graham.
New sharon Star: Mrs. w. p.
Marsh was in 0skaloosa Thursday,
guest of the Hook and Needle Club,
which WAS entertained at the home
Of der daughter, Mrs. Chas. Douglass.
Fremont Gazette Roy Graft OF
0skalo0sa, was in town few hours
Tuesday calling ON friends. He is
an engineer on the M. & st. L., ana
hogan firing engine for the old Iowa
Central twenty-one years ago.
Miss Beatrice Beck, OF Cedar RIA
pids, spent a few hours with friends
in the city Thursday while enroute
10 Mt. Pleasant, where she win be
guest Of some young ladies WAC are
students at the Iowa Wesleyan Col
iege.
What Cheer Chronicle: Rev. Geo.
Minear, formerly of this city, occu-
pied tie pulpit in the Methodist
church here Sunday morning and was
greeted by a large audience. He de-
liNered a most impressive and elo- |
qGent sermon. The family Is now
living in OskaloOsa. /,
Guy Bacon, formerly connected
with the editorial staff of the Herald, |
anG later engaged in reportorial |
work with newspapers in Davenport
and Des M0ines, is again associated
with Tie Herald in the subscription
department, but he is not adverse TO
fixing up a story any time an item
crosses Ills path.
Tom White, brother of w. w.
White, Of Oskaloosa, is having big
business in a grocery store at On
tario, California, and is doing well.
He has a motor truck delivery aid
handles an immense amount of mer-
chandise every thirty days. His
store il the popular provision mar
Ret OF the place The young man
,yas formerly in business in Oska- |
b0saN
Prof. Wayne Arnold came tripping l
np the stairs in the Herald office yes
teraay like a tai OF 49, How is
that" he asked, for boy Of 83?"
Pretty good We assured him. Mr.. Il
ArnCld celebrated his anniversary on
and he says he feels as I,
young as he did 90 years ago. We
hope 10 be here and have him come |
ia the same Old way when he reach. /
es TIE century mark.
F. l.. Emery Of What Cheer return
ed this morning TO his home.
Jay s. Vernon, stock-buyer and ship l
per, went 10 Pella this morning.
Roy Landers of What Cheer is max.
ing a short visit with OskalOOsa .
friends and relatives.
Little Marguerite Argo, who has been
III for d week threatened with pneu |
monia, is slowly improving.
Charles c. Orvis has returned from |
Davis county where he was engaged /
ia the trial of a case in court.
Miss Dollie Drake of Des Moines !
viii be a week end visitor at the home |
OF Mrs. S. d. Pence of Third avenue /
east. a..... ....
Il. J. Evans, Mahaska County Sun. !
day school Missionary, went TO Cotter |
this morning TO do some religious |
work
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens are off |
on pleasure trip to Des Moines and |
Colfax where they will visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lena Mott OF Des Moines who
has been visiting friends and caring
for property interests in town has re-
Turned 10 her home in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Bridges will
represent the municipality Of Oska-
loosa as delegate to the Street and
Roads CONGRESS- in convention at that
place
Mrs. d. W. Andrest after pleasant
weeks visit with her brother, leaves
this afternoon via the Z. II. j. & p.
for her home in Pittsburgh, sPennsyl-
yanja
r. r. Russell and Reed Conner,
students al the Central Holiness I'm
ixersity, went TO Des Moines this
morning to hear the Rev. William A.
Sunday
Reggie Snider OF 429 north Third
street. went TO Des MONIES Friday az
ternoon and viii spend few days in
tie Capitol City attending 10 some
business affairs.
g. Ed. Beman and Carl Mayer of the
Peoples Savings Bank and the Farm
ers National Bgnk. are home from
Blocmfeld whore they summoned as
Witnesses ina Davis county case.
air. and Mrs. +. NJ. Anderson, who
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