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

Carpenter, besides being goo
farmer, Is q raiser of thoroughbre,
chickens and has been prominent Il
this business for number of years
carrying off numerous prizes at tn,
several poultry shows In this part o
the state When not exhibiting an!
of his own chickens. he is frequentl,
4, called upon to act in the capacity o
Judge and has always given splendid
satisfaction.
1 James F. Porter, who for a number
: OF years has been associated with the
: Redman.Porter Hardware Company
has accepted position as salesman
for the Interstate Manufacturing
Company, and will sell Marvel furn
laces in Southern Iowa. Mahaska
county will be in his territory and he
will pay especial attention TO the local
trade in connection with the Redman
Porter Company. Mr.. Guy A. Morris
who handles the northern part of the
state is meeting with fine success
Manager Robt. Bailey is looking aft
err the jobbing trade outside of Iowa
and will leave this week on trip to
the Pacific coast. The Interstate is
doing much larger business now than
at any like period in the history OF
the local plant.
From Tuesdays Daily.l
II. A. Fowler, of St. Paul, Mimi, is
n business caller in this city.
Norval Dean, OF Hedrick, is in the
city looking after some real estate
deals.
ii. Van Drimmelen, of Davenport,
was with relatives here and near
Leighton for Sunday visit.
Sigourney News: Jake Shrago came
in from OskalOosa last Saturday after
spending the week there on business.
Robert Fallberg has returned to
Chicago after spending a couple of
weeks in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
l.. y. Williams, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
is in OskalOosa this week attending
to some Photographic and picture en-
larging work.
bot Phillips and Mrs. Frank N.
Cowan, OF the F'rankel millinery de-
partment, have returned from the
eastern markets.
What Cheer Patriot: Lillian Wood
head went to Oskaloosa Saturday to
meet her sister. Ethel, who came
home for a short visit.
Mrs. n. V. Frazer, of near Abba,
was enroute yesterday afternoon to
where she will visit with
der sister, Mrs. r. r. Wright.
Bussey Record: Mrs. viii Shiek
went TO OskalOosa Tuesday to attend
10 business matters. She was also
he guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Edwards.
What Cheer Patriot: Dallas Ed
nundson returned to his home in Os-
Wednesday after visit with
his cousins, Ceoa and Bessie Ed
here.
Sam Keel, OF 70S Third avenue
East, returned Monday from Payne,
Ohio, where ne was called last week
William Keel.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Andrew IA
lei and Mrs. Roy Kadel, of near Sig
)urney, went to OskalooSa Saturday
10 visit at the kad1l and
Blackburn homes over Sunday.
Fred Richmond, who has been en-
Toying a visit with his parents and
friends in the city, returned this
to his work at Ottumwd,
where he Is with the Hoffman Drug
20.
Eddyyille Tribune; Tom Johnson
rom above town was in town Wednes-
lay on business. lie is moving his
amily to OskaloOsa from the Crews
llace. His son Frank will remain on
he Crews farm the coming Year.
Keota Eagle: Revs. w. s. Gardner
md J. Mackenzie, OF New Sharon.
we're here last week on revival mat.
ers and were entertained at the ID.
?. Martin home. Mrs. Martin is i'll
md so d. p. did the cooking, which
was highly satisfactory.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Nancy
lellner, OF Oskaloosa. was in town
Tuesday on business matters. She
signed q deed that day that transfer.
ed the last piece OF her Fremont
property. She is now conducting a
house in the county seat.
J. c. Masteller. o. F. Schee, |. Z.
Thomas ard H. s. Rhynsburger were
this morning to DeS
where they will attend the
fifth annual auto show OF the Des
Moines Automobile Dealers associa-
ion, which opened Monday evening.
Newton Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Heayerlo came over from Beacon
ast Friday and visited until Monday
with the families of Joe and Frank
Butler and Evan Hackney - Dams
first Newton visit in over three years,
and only living over in Mahaska coun-
.y. He had never seen our court
house since il was finished and II
made him open his eyes in wonder.
He, Of course, called at the Record
whence he gets his old
home news every wCek-and we wish
he could come oftener and stay long
or.
w. c. Jacobs, OF Knoxville, was a
business caller in town Monday.
w. II. Jones, OF Ottumwa, was in
town Monday attending TO business
affairs.
w. o. Hipper was over from Belle
PLANE Monday attending TO business
Mrs. Lizzie Hardy and daughter, OF
What Cheer, we're business callers in
the city Monday.
Mra CHARLES McGlossoD went TO