The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-05-28

III New Sharon Star: Mrs. J. NJ. Shro,
er of University Park was called {
New Sharon last Thursday mornin
on account of the serious illness o
her granddaughter, Miss Bernie
Phillips.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Heinzman and sons Jack and Ware
of Oskaloosa, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Heinzman of Ottumwa, were her
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
~. A. Gum.
Abba Union: Rev. A. B. Caldwell
today will hold an examination fo
young ministers of the gospel. Amonl
them are d. G. Nye of Avery, George
r. Pottorf of Cedar. and w. A. Odel
of Knoxville.
Montezuma Republican: Rudolph
Klindt spent Sunday with home folks
He has been working in a store al
Oskaloosa for some time. He is look,
ing as fat as bear and says he likes
his work very much.
What Cheer Patriot: c. E. Beman
president of the Peoples Trust and
Savings bank of Oskalosa was in the
city Tuesday on the way home from
Montezuma, where he had been max
ing some big farm loans.
Delta Press: A. A. Heath and fam
lily drove to Cedar, Iowa. Monday
where Mrs. Heath will visit at the
home of her parents, c. w. Moore
and wife. Mr.. Heath went from
there to Abba on business.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mr. Gillas-
mic M fn, flt fro lrl
loosa Sunday and witnessed the de-
feat of the Oskaloosa Blues. Henry
Rosencrans was also over from Us
kaloosa Sunday with the base ball
boys
MonteZuma Republican: J. l.. Blak.
ley and f. H. Haigler and wife drove
to Oskaloosa Saturday night and spent
Sunday with Mrs. Blakley who is
recovering from a recent operation.
Her progress is satisfactory and her
many friends hope she will soon re-
gain perfect health.
New Sharon Star: A. H. r. Jackson
the new manager of the Oskaloosa
Traction & Light Co. accompanied
by Fred Bates. electrical engineer for
the company, spent Friday looking |
JNcl tlc ave" "dhu5-
,r Lawton has the local equipment in |
excellent condition and is extending
he service to many homes.
Delta Press: Miss Ethel Sarvis
planned and successfully carried ont !
/ handkerchief shower on her grand
mother, Mrs. Landen Bowen, of Rose
Hill, on May 3, 1914, which was her
htthday. Mrs Bowen received 55
landkerchiefs. coming from her
riends and relatives in Rose Hill,
Delta, Sigourney, Oskaloosa. Knox
lille, Ottumwa, Cedar, Brighton and
What Cheer.
Marshalltown Times-Republican: A
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed We'd
esday by the Archers. who were en-
ertained at the home of Mrs. B. S.
at Riverview park. mere was
n attendance of thirty-two, which in
luded a few guests, and the after
loon was spent socially and with fan
~ work. At o'clock the hostess
served a three-course dinner, the
ables at which the guests were seat
d, being set out of doors. Mrs. F.
l. Anderson of Oskaloosa, and Mrs.
V. G. McAfee and daughter Florence
f Green Mountain. were out-of-town
uests.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. n.
. Holloway left for Oskaloosa Sat
rday evening to make that place
heir future home, Mr. Holloway hav-
lg purchased an interest in the
tates Auto Supply Co, which is
holesale supply company. The Hal I
ways are well and favorably known
/ Eddyville. where Mr.. Holloway has
ing been identified with the business {
lterests of the town. Although dis ;
osing of the Eddyville Telephone
ompany last winter. after building I
up from nothing to its present pro
ortions, he still retains property in
erests here, as well as the factory
Or the manufacture of The Long '
rm." located in the basement of his I
usiness block Mr.. Holloway leaves
le building and the Long Arm fac ,
Dry in charge of Herman McCord, !
no will also continue the sale Of
uto supplies for Mr. Holloway at
lis place. Eddyville people are truly
)rry to lose the Halloways from our
,wn, but wish them success in their
ew location
(From Mondays Daily)
Miss Maytie Mcdaniel went to Mus {
atine this morning to attend the |
neral of her grandmother.
George Turner. Dwight Beman, and
harles Victor, went to Ottumwa this {
forming on a horse buying EXPEDITION.
Miss Beatrice Webb, OF Albert Lea,
Minnesota, is spending a few days
listing with Oskaloosa friends and :
elatiyes. II
". H. Wilson, of Milwaukee, visited Z
/ this city Saturday and Sunday with {
-iends, and left this morning for '
avenport.
DR. z. B. Wilcox has returned from ;
colchester, Minnesota. where he has !
cen two weeks engaged in some spe.
ial study and training.
Ira D. Kellogg went to Bidwell this
forming to look after the finishing up
a number of houses. which he has
cen building at that place.
S. s. Walton went to Des Moines
his morning TO transact some bust
ess and visit his son Harry, who is
nth the Des Moines News. /,
Mrs. Ray Dicks left this morning
,r Denver, Colorado, where she will
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