The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-26

ISflDH WAS HeIu With Tue Otdl6 edSl'
ers' College at Cedar Falls and the
Iyear before at the State College at
Ames.
James Lewis and wife, who have
long been residents of Oskaloosa, re-
siding at SOP Sixth avenue East. ter.
minated residence in this city Mon.
day, removing to Creston, where Mr..
Lewis in connection with Tim Fritch
has purchased and will conduct a bill.
lard hall and cigar and tobacco store.
Mr.. Lewis has for number OF
years been a travelling representative
of the American Tobacco company,
which position he has relinquished to
enter business for himself. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis will be missed by host
of friends and acquaintances, but who
will wish for them unlimited prosper
ity in the new home. Mr.. Fritch and
family preceded the Lewis family a
week or so ago to Creston
(From Wednesdays Daily)
Sully News: T. J. Conover, of Os-
kaloosa, was business caller in
Sully Monday.
Muscatine News Tribune Mrs.
II. Trader left Saturday for her home
in Oskaloosa after spending the past
week in the city.
Keota Eagle Those horse fans
Lawrence Doughcrty and Jack Ranous
were in Oskaloosa Tuesday and We'd
nesday looking up something.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. Gilbert are oc-
cupying their new home, the Hyett
property, No. 302 North Second St,
formerly the Tim Fritch residence.
Muscatine News Tribune: Miss
Mabel Stevenson, of 1876 East Second
street, left Saturday for OskaloOsa,
where she will spend the week visit
ing friends.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. L. p.
Hinson accompanied her sister, Mrs.
Hutchcraft, to Oskaloosa Friday even
ing, on her way to her home at La
moni Iowa.
Mrs Tracy Osborne, of New Sharon,
who submitted to an operation at Os-
kaloosa Hospital last week, is report
full of the outcome.
Deep River Record: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Jacobs, Mrs. S. n. Rank and
Chester Mikesell went to Oskaloosa
Wednesday, returning overland in the
afternoon in anew Ford car.
Birmingham Enterprise: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Goodson and daughter Jo-
sephine, returned last week from Os'
kaloosa, where they have been spend
ing the winter and will remain here
for the present.
In RENTING for her paper. Mrs.
Sarah Il. Wing, now of Whittier, Cal,
says: The Herald is like a letter
from the old home | am perfectly
satisfied with my new home, but |
do like to hear from the old one"
Keosauqua Republican: March 9Th
was the Slst birthday anniversary of
Mrs. w. w. Price, and her daughter,
MRS. TheO. Evans, and nephew, John
NJ. Price, both of Oskaloosa, came
down to help celebrate the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin went
! to Wright Monday to take up perma-
nent residence at that place. Mrs.
Martin will be remembered as Miss
Faye Montgomery, connected with the
Sanitary Bakery and in the employ
of E. E. Crete several years.
Knoxville Express: George Crook
ham, formerly of this city, but now
of Caldwell, Idaho, spent Monday in
this city looking after business af-
fairs and calling on friends. George
reports that his wife and family,
which consists of three boys and one
girl. are enjoying the very best OF
health
Hon. G. w. Ramseycr. Of Bloomfield,
county attorney of Davis county, and
candidate for nomination for congress
on the republican ticket in this dis.
trict, was in OskalOOsa yesterday Wis
iting among the republicans here.
Mr.. Ramseyer is fine appearing and
"a most congenial gentleman, and his
popularity at home is shown by the
tact that he was twice elected in
democratic county. He will make a
firm fight for the nomination and II
he wins will give the democratic
nominee 4 warm race for election.
MILFORD +. Berry, of Moult0n,
Grand Worthy Patron Order of East
ern Star, Grand Lodge of Iowa, who
specially hOnOred the local chapter
by his presence here Monday upon
the occasion of the annual inspection
and accompanying social features, IS
a cousin of Charles II. Ralston, and
during his stay in OsEaloosa he took
occasion to visit his aunt, Mrs. Lydia
A. Ralston, at her home, No. 2l5 &
avenue West. Mr.. Perry is a promin-
ent business man of Moulton, where
he has large interests and operates
drug store and jewelry business. He
went from Oskaloosa to Davenport.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr. and Mrs.
Marsh Underwood, of Oskaloosa, were
guests Monday afternoon Of Mr.. I'm
derwood's sister, Mrs. Susan Myrick,
who has been quite sick, but Is i'm
proving slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. Under
wood, who were for years residents
of West Des Moines township, have
of late years been living In Oska.
loosa and spending considerable OF
their time with their daughter and
other relatives in the west. They
still retain the old home farm, which
has for the past four or five years
been occupied by Chas. Roberts. who
moved to the state OF New York some
time ago. Since then the farm mas
been vacant.
1 Henry Rich, of North Loup, Neb.,
is visiting at the II. J. Frederick
home.
Dan Reigle was in Des Moines yes
terday. the guest of his daughter Mrs
Harry hagan.
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