The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-12

J friends and left this morning TO
Keokuk, where he will spend severa
day with his uncle, Charles BARLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Vroom and fiy
children remove from Eddyville !,
TUSCALOOSA to the Charles Ruby home
No. 934 North Market street. MI
Ivroom is an employe of the o. 7.
IL. Co.
] Jesse Martin, of Moravia, has pur
chased the Mary Douglas property
No. 1908 North Market street, and i!
now occupying the new home will
wife and daughter. Mrs. Douglas ant
daughter. Miss Hattie. are now In
their new cottage home, No. sos
South Third street.
! +. NJ. Koss and wife have returned
from San Diego and Los Angeles and
are guests of Oskaloosa people fol
the time being. Mr.. Koss is through
with California. He has returned 10
good country and Is looking for q
location. He may return to his old
town of OSkaloosa as a permanent
resident.
Frank Z. Baker, one time resident
of Oskaloosa. when he was manager
of the Iowa Manufacturing company,
now the Iowa Valve Co was in the
city over Sunday calling on old.time
friends. Mr.. Baker Is now a resident
of Chicago and has charge OF the hos.
pital supply department OF the Amer.
lean Radiator company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Ives and
children, who have been making their
home in Oskaloosa since last season
have gone TO Burlington, Vermont,
Mrs. Ives having been summoned by
the death of her mother. Mr.. Ives is
connected with surveying work for
the c. & n w. Ry. west of Buxton
and his family has been residing here.
Tim Fritch departed for Creston
this afternoon where he will engage
in the cigar business and operate a
tobacco store in connection with a
billiard hall. Tim is a popular young
man and during his successful opera.
ton of the business here made many
warm friends who will wish for him
continued success in his new loca.
ton.
II. III. Montgomery, OF the Schee
garage OF this city, left
Saturday morning for Des Moines,
where he will attend the fifth annual
auto show of the Des Moines Automo.
bile Dealers association. Everything
will be in readiness this evening
when the doors of the Coliseum are
open at six o'clock displaying
the $50 automobiles shown by the
fifty exhibitors, and clclecars and
will also have booths.
Pella Chronicle: Ben Wolf, wife
and son Wesley. of Oskaloosa, visited
at the parental Monster home Sun
day.
New Sharon Star: Miss Alyeta
Raffety, of Oskaloosa, was an over
visitor in New Sharon with
friends.
What Cheer Chronicle: Bert Law
renee was at Oskaloosa last week
buying new goods for Mitchell Bros
big store here.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tetrick and MIS-. Kinckney, OF Oska.
loosa, returned home Tuesday. after
a visit with relatives here.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Scott Nit
cheltree brought her baby home from
Oskaloosa Friday. 1t has been in the
hospital but is improving.
Pella Booster: Miss Ethel Blan-
cheon, OF OskalOoSa, was here a
portion Of last week at the home OF
Miss Ruth Aschenbrenner.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. |
Wilmer G. Black, former Mahaska
county residents, are moving to La.
konta from Alamosa. Colorado.
Il
zen. county superintendent OF schools |,
was in Oskaloosa Tuesday on bust. !
ness concerning educational matters. (
Pella chronicle: Miss Myrtle Par.
ker, who has been employed in Oska. !
loosa, is spending The Week. with her
who is i'll with pneu'
monia
Prairie City News: y. De Boef, OF
visited at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. John Van Wyngarden, Jr.
last week, leaving for home Thursdat
afternoon.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Mary
Lundy returned TO her home in Oska-
loOsa Thursday. after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. FintOn and son, Charl-
IS, who is i'll.
Pella Booster: VIM. Messemaker
and family moved TO Oskaloosa one
day last week, where they will make
their future home on farm half a
mile north OF that city.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. Ed Thomas,
Sr., returned home Monday evening
from Oskaloosa, where she had been
with her son win, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis and is
improving nicely.
Delta Press: Mrs. Mary Foster
and daughter, Marie, Miss Georgia
Attig, OF Oskaloosa and Mrs. Kate
Merrick, OF Abba, attended the re-
ceptiOn given Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Dunn Friday evening.
Pe!la Booster: Mrs. c. Den Burger
and daughter, Bertha, and Mrs. +. j.
DeHaai returned home Thursday from
Beacon, where they attended the
wedding OF their niece, Miss Grace
TO William Morgan.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herschel England, OF Oskaloosa, Wis
tied Fl ON Wednesday till Saturday OF
last week with his brother and sister
In the Englewood neighborhoOd, and
with the family OF her brother and
with friends in this city.