The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

Cabinets at the McGregor furnitur
house, departs tomorrow for Shenar
doah, where he will be engaged TO
a week.
Homer Phelps has submitted to a
operation at AbbottS hospital for val
icose veins, resulting from Academia
injury some time ago. The work wa
successful and the young man is dc
ing nicely.
The Central University Glee Club
of fifteen voices, passed through tow
Friday on their way home to Pella
after having most successful tel
day trip in the southern and north
ern part of the state.
Mrs. Mary Henderson, of Marshall
town, was in the city a short time
Friday visiting with friends. She
left at four o'clock on the G. ID. 4
Q. for Burlington, where she will
mako an extended visit
Misses Hattie Waters and Maggie
Hoffman,, both of the Herald force
will leave Monday on an extended
| trip west. Miss Waters goes to
! Prescott, Arizona, for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. o. A. Hes.
la, and Miss Hoffman, goes on to
| Pasadena for a visit with her niece,
Miss Eleanor Hoffman,, and to Los
Angeles for a visit with Der cousin,
Mrs. Mary Brinkley. The girls have
well earned their vacations. and we
hope the trip will be both enjoyable
and profitable in all ways.
(From Mondays Dailyl
Eugene Pettichord of Des MOincs
was in town Saturday.
Oren Manley of Waterloo is visit.
ing OskaloOSa friends today.
Mrs. Ann Lamond of Des Moines
is the guest of friends and relatives.
Bob" Bowen has returned from a
pleasure trip to Abba, sort of va
cation trip.
Harry Lmbody of Des Moines is
the guest of former friends and as
sociates here.
Mrs. Elmer Barrows went to Des
Moines this morning, where she will
remain about a week.
Alonzo techt of Davenport is here
this week attending to probate bust
ness in the Mahaska County court.
hIS- u. t Ildi vi dy tOIl, 10 tll-
joying visit with her sister, Mrs.
r. B. Cruzen, northwest of the city.
Virginia and lola Angel, who have
been visiting Mrs. Lydia Hufford, re-
turned Saturday afternoon to their
home in Ottumwa
Miss Villa Jones and Miss Florence
Larimer went to SigOurney SATURDAY
afternoon TO attend the funeral of
Miss Jones little nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Meyers, of Ere
mont, left SATURDAY. afternoon for
Mount Zion, where they will spend
several days visiting relatives.
Ernie Coffin, who has. been in town
a few days. returned this morning
to Monroe. where he has accepted
position with the Wilson Drug Co.
Mrs. Kate Kendig, who has been
visiting with relatives in Mahaska
county during the past week, return
ed tkis morning to her home in Col
umbus Junction.
Miss Grace Williams. who spent
Saturday ana Sunday at her home in
town, went to Rose Hill this morning
to resume her duties as principal of
the Rose Hill school.
Mrs. W. H. Bowen has returned
from a ten days visit among friends
and relatives in GrinneI and Newton
and she has some highly compliment.
AIRY things to say about Jasper cOun-
ty capital.
Ben McCagg VINO is opening large
clothing store at Peoria. Illinois, hav.
ing severed connection with the Hub
Company OF OSkal0OSa, returned
from the east Saturday afternoon to
attend to business matters in Oska.
lOOsa
Ross Meyer, employed at the Ma
sonic opera house, by manager Roy
Workman was induced TO take to the
road with the Fool and His Money"
Company, IN town Saturday. Ross
goes with the company in the capac-
ity Of stage carpenter.
The Cat and the Fiddle. and the
Cow aud the Moon theatrical troupe.
which played at the Masonic opera
house Saturday and Sunday. left last
night over the NJ. & st. l.. by way of
MarshalltCwn, for Clinton, where
they have four days engagement.
fTleUu5 OF the family VIII DE peas
ed to learn that Master Thurman
Eckert, suffering with a severe case
of blood poison, is somewhat better
today and the healing process seems
to have made little Roadway. He
is still a very sick boy however and
his suffering is intense.
Arthur Cockcyne, for the past five
or six years, an emplOye in the c. f..
Pendland tOnsOrial parlOrs, is leaving
this week for Mason City, wncrc he
will make his home in the future.
Arthur is a splendid workman and
lis genial and companionablc and win
be missed by those awaiting the call
OF next" as well as by the BARRIERS
yOlley ball team.
Horace Colman who has been in
Winter quarters in his home in Oska-
loosa left Saturday evening enroute
for Chicago to take up the seasons
work in the music department of the
Ringing Brothers Circus. He will
the odd home town" some time dur
ing August and bring his show along.
Horace has been with the Ringing
Brothers shows a number of years
and has come to be regarded by the
management OF that institution as a
fixture. He was accompanied as far
as Ottumwa by Homer Kendiy.
Miss Nellie Fortune, who is visit