The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-22

noon. Mr.. Stetson is a member
, the wholesale firm of the Stetso
o Barrett Grocery Company, Los Al
d geles, with which L. @. Norris, forr
erly of this city, is associated.
' Prof. T. Radford Agg of Ames, VIII
}. is a former Oskaloosa boy, the so
J. of Mrs. Sarah J. Agg and who live
+ on Seventh Avenue east, Is now
Professor in the Good Roads Depar
Z ment of ., the State Agriculture
' school at 5Ames.. In connection wit
!. this work, Prof Agg is serving as tn
l President of the Northwestern ROa
Congress- which holds it's annuG
, convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin
during the week of October 1881
! 1914 In this Congress are represent
ed the states of. Illinois, Michigan
Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, wis
consin and South Dakota. Good roar
authorities viii be present not onl
from these states but from othe
points in the United States and Can
ada II certainly speaks well for tn,
success of Prof. Agg that he ha!
reached so prominent q place in hi
profession. Oskaloosa has secured {
long. list Of notable names of those
who have gained the first secrets o
| their success within her borders
During their residence here, a sister
of Prof. Agg was formerly assistant
Librarian at the Public Library The
family will be remembered by a large
number of Oskaloosa people.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Gertrude
Klein went TO Oskaloosa Friday for
a few days visit, with friends.
What Cheer Patriot: Susan Conk,
lin has returned to her home in Oska.
loosa after a visit with her sister.
Frank l.. Howe, a former business
man of Oskaloosa, grain and stock
buyer, was a social visitor about
town this week.
Sigourney News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Butler spent Saturday in Oska-
loosa with their daughter, Mrs.
Blanche Randall. .,
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Eunice
Baker returned home Tuesday from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Scott
Soults near Oskaloosa. 90,
Sigourney News: Mrs. F. l.. Green
lee and son Don, of Oskaloosa, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Greenlee, who is the
meat cutter at Kramer's.
What Cheer Patriot: w. F. Burke
and wife attended the funeral of VIM.
Buffers, an old resident of What
Cheer, in Oskaloosa last week.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. A. d.
Walker returned to her home In Os-
kaloosa Thursday after a visit at the
|. A. Bogart home at Indianapolis.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Ben Blom
mers and little daughter Betty, Wis
tied Mrs. Chris LeCocQ at the hospi-
tai in Oskaloosa Friday afternoon.
Miss Inez Coulson, of the Method
list hospital of Des Moines, is making
u short visit in the city with her sis
ters, Miss Hilda and Ellen Coulson.
Steele Gilmore, of indianapolis and
Ed Gilmore, of Missouri, are here,
called by the illness of their mother,
Mrs. Jane l.. Gilmore, of South d
street.
Pella Booster: Miss Gertrude
Klein returned home from Oskaloosa
Monday morning after a week end
visit at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Ben Wolf.
Gilbert Jones, VINO is studying
pharmacy at the University of Iowa,
came down Friday from Iowa City
for a short visit with his mother, Mrs
Maud O. Jones, OF All North B st.
Pella Chronicle; Carl Hols and
family visited the latter part of last
week at the home of his brother-in-
law, Peter Dingeman. Mr. HOls was
moving from OskaloOsa to Suther-
land, Iowa.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Frank Nor.
row, who has been visiting in this
city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Morrow, left the last of the week
for Oskaloosa, where she will visit
before returning to her home at Spen'
Ger, Iowa.
Fremont Gazette: The Oskaloosa
papers had r. w. Moore eletced as
vice president for Cedar township for
the Old Settlers association. r. w.
lives in Harrison township, so we
have changed 1t to H. G. Moore in our
report of the election.
Clinton Herald: Warren Taylor,
assistant chief of the Des Moines
fire department, WAC visited with
Chief Thomas Price, of the Clinton
department Monday night and Tues
day, departed Tuesday afternoon for
Oskaloosa.
John II. and Thomas J. Fitzgerald,
of Waterloo, and w. Edward, of Des
Moines, are here, summoned by tae
sudden death of their mother, Mrs.
Catherine Fitzgerald, ana are at the
family home, No. 703 South B street.
Frank fitzgerald arrived from Dem
yer Sunday.
Miss Wayne Dodds, formerly of
this city, but now residing at Spok-
ane, Washington, has arrived in the
city for an extended visit with her
sister Mrs. Joseph NJ. Larimer, of
103 South Third street, and her broth
er, j. p. Dodds, OF 4l3 Third avenue
East She will also visit another
brother, DIR. WIN Dodds, at Richland.
Abba Republican: Miss Lillian
HORT will be the teacher at the Gar
field school in Bluff Creek township,
during the coming school term. Miss
HORT Is an 0skaloosa girl. graduate
OF Penn college of that city. She Is
a new teacher, but has pleasing per-
sonaliiy and should make a success
OF tae term at the Garfield building.
Mt. Pleasant News: The friends in
the city of Miss Pearl Hinkle, men,
Der OF the Wellknown Hinkle trio,
and the daughter OF Editor f. C. Hin.
kla NJ the Winfiald Raacon ware silr.