The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

a parental Fred ,Cfosson home and {
, other Eddyville relatives.
! Fremont Gazette: Howard Dallar
near Yankee, Ia, which he purchase
last fall. He lived up near Wright an
was one OF the progressive yonn
} farmers of that locality.
Hartford (Calif.) Sentinel: Mis-
Mary T.. Ratliff and Mrs. Lewis by
Isart of New Sharon, Ia, are enjoyin.
a visit at the home of their brother
%. s., Ratliif, ut Kingsburg. The lad
les have visited for several weeks II
the southern part of the state ant
will later travel through the north
west on their homeward journey
They last week during the heav.
foods in Kings river from the noun
tains had the novel experience of be
ing compelled to seek higher grount
with Mr.. Ratliif's family when the
rising water threatened them.
Maryville (Mo.) Daily Democrat
| At the close OF the lecture by DR.
Woods Hutchinson, the noted physi
clan, at the First NJ. f. church Thurs
day night, Fred Jamison went to the
front among others who went to gree
the speaker. and when il came his
turn he put out his hand and said
I"You don't know me, do you?" With
quick look and movement DIR. Hut
Gibson grasped Mr.. Jamison by the
hand and laid his other hand on his
/ friends shoulder and said: Yes
do. You're Jamison. Why, | haven't
seen you before in thirty.iive years
What are you doing here?" And they
continued their hand shaking and
smiled and grinned into each others
| faces like a couple OF boys. And they
were boys again in the few moments
! that followed, and it was pleasant
sight to those who witnessed the
meeting. Woods Hutchinson and
Fred Jamison grew up on adjoining
farms near Oskaloosa, Iowa, after
Woods Hutchinson was 10 years old.
When he was that age his father
came from England with his family
and bought the farm next to the
Jamison farm. They hunted rabbits
together, played ball and went to
school together. Woods Hutchinson
became one OF the foremost physi'
clans in this country, Fred Jamison
came TO Nodaway county and IS a
farmer near Maryville, which is just
as good. The Nodaway farmer is
raising the very things the doctor told
us were fit to eat, and he said we
could have all we wanted. too, and
there is no limit to the amount the
N0daway farmer can raise OF those
good things to eat. SO there is no
real difference between them.
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
A. c. Erdice visited Monday night
lat his former home in kecta.
Fred w. Steddom was business
passenger this morning to DeS Moines.
Hon. w. H. Wray was business
passenger this morning to Mt. Pleas
ant.
Hon. Dan Hamilton, of Sigourney,
was business caller in the city
Monday.
James X. Henderson has been in
from the road several days making
| his home trade.
George Nestor, of Des Moines, was
caring for business matters in town
yesterday.
Washington Journal: Miss Winnie
Finnerty, of Oskaloosa. is guest oil
Miss Marie Butterfield for few days.
Miss Madge Bates, of Des Moines,
is visiting the old home town. a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Leah Scoles.
James X. Henderson was travel
err" this morning to the wooden
shoe town." otherwise known as
Pella.
Miss Cora Berkeley, who has been
visiting with friends in the city, re-
turned this morning 10 her home in
Harper
DR.. David NJ. Edwards went to Des
Moines lnis morning to meet with the
Iowa Commission of the u. S. Peace
Conference.
Eli Hawkins has been i'll several
days with an attack of acute stomach
trouble. He has been confined to his
bed since Saturday.
A. c. Brady, of Richland, was in
/ the city the past few days attending
to business affairs and visiting at the
homes OF his brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Howarth have
returned TO their home in Des Moines
after a weeks visit among friends
here and at New Sharon.
Sol Popofsky left this morning on
the Rock Island for the east to buy
goods for the new store which Will DC
ready for business March Is.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. c. Herman, OF Des
Moines, were In the city short time
this morning on their way to Chicago
where they will visit Mrs. Herman
sister.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kissick, o
Chicago, have been in town seyera
DAYS guests at the perennial Rober
l.. Kissick place, No. Alb North Thirt
street.
Washington Journal: Miss Alice
Brock, of Oskaloosa, attended thu
basketball games last night and vii
be the guest of Miss Helen Berry unit
Monday.
Miss Hattie Remington went Il
Alton Monday, called by the serious
illness of her sister. Mrs. Lyle Fer
lguson, who Is suffering with conges
ton of the lungs.
! Mrs. b. C. Smith and little sol
George. OF Marshalltown, we're In tn
city few hours Monday Afternoon
on their way 10 Burlington, wher
they win visit with Mrs. Smith
folks.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lowery and daughter
Miss Ethel, who have been enjoyin