The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

gave no paruculars. MT. Lyle dhu
his mother, Mrs. r. T. Davis, leave
for Indianapolis tomorrow morning
Mrs. Ella Baker, of Peoria, H.. who
has been spending a month with hei
sister, Mrs. II. G.. Saylor, of North
Market street, has returned home
I Mrs. SayIor accompanied her as far
as Keithsburg, where they visited o
week with friends, Mrs. Saylor re
turned TO her home here Saturday.
Joe Penders has purchased the Nc
Nair property on Market street, first
house north of the post Office build
ing and moves there from his present
residence, No. 307 Third avenue east.
The McNairs leave Immediately for
Lavina, Montana. Blain McNair has
been enroute several days with the
household effects.
Grinnell Herald: r. II. Bickford,
who has been the local agent for the
Adams Express Company at this
point for the past four months, has
Just been transferred to Marshall.
town and left for that city yesterday,
L. w. Moore came here from Oska
;oosa and took the Office. Roy DitZ'
Ter will have charge of the wagon in
place of l.. T. Burt, who resigns TO
take place in Hotel Monroe. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii, Huffine and two
baby sons, who have been making
their home at 1907 Il avenue. west,
left Saturday over the NJ, 4 st. L.,
for indianapolis, where Mrs. Huffint
and the two babies will make theii
home with Mr.. Hufine's relatives
while Mr.. Hufiine is on the road with
the Wallace-Hagenback Circus BanC
under the dictatorship of Al J, Mas
sey. Mr.. Massey, who was in tho
city some weeks ago playing on the
stage at the Orient theatre
secured Mr.. Hutfines signature TO a
81 weeds contract. Mr.. Hutfine is
one of the best bass horn players the
Iowa Brigade Band has had, and his
going will leave vacancy hard to
fill. Mr.. Huffine, after short visit
In indianapolis. will go to ST. Louis
where the band reports.
VIII limerick of Gary Indiana, is III
town visiting former friends and as
sociates. ~
Miss Pearl Burket went to Des
MOines Saturday for weeks rest
and refrigeration from recent indis.
position.
Abba News: Mrs. Clarence ShurtZ
is in Oskaloosa for a weeks visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Hattie String
fellow and MIS-. Lou Coulson, and
their families.
Davis County Republican: Mrs. Bra
gaw and Mr.. David Atchison of Os.
kaloosa, Iowa, returned home Friday
morning after few days visit at
the Chas. Barnes home south OF
Bloomfield.
Abba News: Fred Kaufman, Oska,
loosa, was visiting relatives and
friends in Abba last Saturday. Fred
has a position with the NJ. & st. l.
but he still watches the weather and
makes forecasts for the Oskaloosa
Herald
SigOurney News: Mrs. G. A. Helper
and daughter, of Cedar Rapids, were
in SigouTney a short time Friday
morning. having transferred here for
OskalOosa. Mrs. Hepler is a daughter
in-law OF DR.. Hepler who was resi-
dent of this town many years ago.
Colfax Clipper: viii Thomas is
home again from OskalOOsa. after a
two months absence, during which
he submitted TO an operation for re-
lief from appendicitis. He is not so
active now as when he was playing
ball, but viii soon regain his pep
and vim, since he has resumed drink.
ing mineral water. 30
Rev. Milton L. Williams returned
Friday from Portland, Oregon, where
he conducted a four weeks campaign
the meetings were unusually large
and at each service the alters were
crowded with seekers. He returns
lin the fall TO conduct another meet
! ing in a big tabernacle to be erected
! Mr.. Williams is going TO Illinois fol
q couple OF weeks on school business
| Knoxville Journal: w. G. HARNESS
| formerly from southeast of town
lately engaged at farming in Mahas
ka county, is again back in old Mari
on at Bussey, where he has charge
OF the Standard Oil company's bust
ness, and OF the village dray line. Mr.
HARNESS is a brother of Mrs. VII
Taggart OF this city, and was here
last Thursday and Friday VISITING
| ms relatives. ..
| The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
iT. J. Henley, former residents here
but now living at Pierre, South Da
kota, are sorry TO hear of their con
tinued bad luck. They can testif!
! misfortune never comes singly.
! Mrs. Henley has been very sicl
for several weeks at the hospital II
Pierre. At times she seems impro'
ing, then again hardly holding he
own. Her life was at one time almos
hopeless. The daughter, Mrs. Grayc
Hinrichs of Rapid City. s. D., and sol
Walter, who is attending State I'm
versity of 8. Dakota, were called Z
the bed side. Their many friends i
their adopted home hope for he
speedy recoyery--as evidenced b
the wealth of cut flowers, potte
plants and words of encouragement
which reach the sick room. tn
young men OF the Phi Delta Thet
fraternity of the University OF whic
Walter is member sent large BIO
OF red and white carnations, swee
Ipeas and american beauty roses. Nj
Henley had a very narrow escap
with his life fire Of unknown orisi
N the Offices OF the G K NV wreish
depot over which they have thei
living rooms and In which Mr.. Hei
Il sr,, s..,.e ofaanfro rphan no aWnkl