The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-10

lH Nelson. Mr.. Holmes will move
his family here and take possession
at once. Mr.. Nelson may engage II
some other line Of business and re
main in Algona.
Joe Acton, a wrestler from Winni
lpeg, Canada, who has been training
lin the city during the past few
| weeks, went to Fairfield Friday to
meet Joe Kitterman, of Hedrick, In
wrestling match, which was to be
staged last night Acton WIS not In
the best of condition, due to illness
of a few days duration, and 1t wa
rather doubtful whether he Wouldl
be able to meet Kitterman.
T. NJ. Dickens, who has been tden
titled with rural route No, J out oil
Oskaloosa, has left his country pos,
sessions for the city. He has pur,
chased the F. NJ. HennesS place al
No. 1919 C avenue East and has
moved his family TO the city, taking
possession following the vacation OF
the premises by MIR. Henness. who
vent TO his north Fourth street
place. . -..... s.
TdLI1th hNblOAlAuH hliN Nha -
Calvert, of Lancaster, Wisconsin, ar
lived in the city Friday. They were
called here by the serious illness OF
their neice and cousin, Mrs. w. Nj
Dawson, the nine months bride oil
William NJ. Dawson. Mr.. Dawson has
)een forced to give up his position
rs travelling salesman for the ID. 4
W. Tea Co. of this city in order that
re can be with his wife, who Is crit
cally i'll at the Mercy Hospital, ana
or whom there little hope of re
eovery. This young married couple
lad their future nome furnished and
| we're moving into 1t when Mrs. Daw
ION was taken sick. Mr.. Dawson
cells almost friendless as he and his
wife are practically strangers in the
city.
d. Broyles came down from Barnes
5ity Friday to make short Visi'
\ with relatives.
o. A. Hardin, real estate dealer
from Milton, Is business caller IN
the city today.
Mrs. Jennie Carmichael, of De-
| Moines, is a weekend guest OF Os
| saloosa friends
Mrs. c. NJ Anderson rs in De'
Moines for Sunday visit witt
friends and relatives.
NJ. Il. Yolgal returned this morn
| ing to his home at Keota, after
business call in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Fosdieck. of OF
tumwa, we're guests yesterday OF th'
lady's sister, Mrs. Harry Tenant.
S. d. McUmbra, of Springfield, Ill.
| Is spending a few days with old.tim'
acquaintances and relatives here.
Mrs. A. r. Hawkins and daughter
Miss Eileen, OF Holstein, Ia, are
visiting with relatives in the city.
Miss Jennings says the clipping
from the New Sharon Star yesterda!
announcing her engagement to T. Z
Mitchell, of New York, is in error.
]. w. and A. A. Sloan returnet
this morning to their homes at Soutl
English, after transacting business
and visiting with friends in the cit.
Friday.
r. II. Garden, of Lennon, s. d.
spent Friday in the city with boy
| hood friends and acquaiRtances. Mr.
Garden is enjoying an extended visi
with his father, Robert !. Garden, a.
their home In Tracy.
H. L. MikeseIl. the barber, who
has been at Avery for several weeks
with his sister, who has been very
| i'll and shows no signs Of improving
is in town oil his way TO HaVre, Mon
tana, where he Is going into bust
ness.
Mrs. James Elder, No. GAG Mort
| c street, has word of the recent pro
motion and advancement OF her son
Roy Long, who was taken from Mar
shalltown in the service of the M. 4
st. l.. to the position of assistan
chief clerk in the Office of the gen
eral manager at a handsome increas
in salary. Tne increase and the pro
motion are quite complimentary to tn
young man, who is placed in charg
Iof a number of subordinates.
(From Mondays Daily.)
James Lawrence and wife were IL
Des Moines last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walling leay
to-day for a visit with their son, 81
mon, at Des Moines.
Pella Chronicle: Charley Dykstr
and family visited his parents at Oi
kaloosa Thursday and Friday.
Miss Doris Dusenbery, OF Mort
Eighth street, spent Saturday an
Sunday with relatives in Des Moline:
i Pella Chronicle: John Vandel
kamp and family, OF Oskaloosa, visi
ed over Sunday with relatives !
: Pella. ..
PeIla Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs.
Neels visited Thursday ana al
Thanksgiving dinner with his pa
ents in Oskaloosa. u.
Charles Tohrean has taken u
apartments in Oskaloosa again Il
the winter. He will be assisted loca
ly by his son, Chris.
Sigourney News: Vain Smithal
and L. w. Yapp. of Ollie, were
Sigourney Monty. They went
iOskaloosa from here.
2 Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Dwigat b
man and Mrs. VIII Strans, Of Osk
lloosa, were Thanksgiving visitors
7 the T. J. Riley home.
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