The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

Il
, will spend the winter and wher
lCharles anticipates some rare hunt
ing and a wild turkey or two ar,
among the possibilities. The Heral,
follows them and they will be full!
informed on local happenings.
That a former oskaloosa boy, sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Berkey, is
some fisher" is evidenced by the fol
lowing from the Des Moines Regis
ter and Leader: "A twenty-five pound
channel cat fish is reported as an
early morning catch of DR.. N. c. Berk
ey, who returned yesterday from a
visit with his brother-in-law, Jerome
Crook. at Cedar Falls. In a struggle
to land the fish Dr. Berkey was
thrown into the water and thoroughly
drenched. His brother.in.Iaw went to
his assistance and the big fish was
landed"
OF a former Oskaloosa young man
who was engaged in newspaper work
being connected with the Farmer
and Miner and also the Daily Citi-
zen, the Chicago Herald has this to
say; William r. Hester, for many
years connected with Lord & Thorn
as, has acquired a stock interest in
that concern. In addition he has
been elected to the position of gen.
eral manager Mr.. Kester had for
some time held the position of vice
president of the company. He lives
in Evanston and is one of the most
widely known, successful and popu-
lar advertising men of the country"
Mrs. Ida Overturf spent Sunday
with friends in Abba.
r. c.. Fitzgerald, of Mt. Sterling.
Ia, spent Sunday in Oakaloosa visit
ing with friends.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. J. l.. War
rem and Miss Lizzie Hamilton were
Oskaloosa visitors Saturday.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Rovaart visited friends in Oska-
loosa the latter part of last week.
Delta Press: Mrs. C. H. Feezer,
Of Oskaloosa. came Tuesday for a
few days visit at the Press house
hold.
Bussey Record: Miss Marie Gov.
ey. OF oskaloosa, is spending this
week here at the DR.. E. C. Mcclure
home.
Lutte Billick has returned to his
arm near Farson, Ia, after an over
sunday visit in this city with his
wife at the Gentry Hotel.
Washington journal: Miss Kath- F!
crime Hoskins went to Oskaloosa |
his morning for a visit at the home |
If her sister, Miss Sibbie Hoskins. |
Chas. e Penland and family Lave |
moved from their former residence, |
09 North Second street, and are
low residing at 212 Third avenue
ast.
Clarence Allen, who has been en-
aged wit1 Dr. S. Henderson, as
Luto driver during the season, has
eturned to his home at Port Lava
a, Texas, for the winter.
Knoxville Journal: B. F.. Evans,
manager of the Anderson mine, |
pcnt Sunday with Mrs. Evans, who |
vas visiting In Oskaloosa. The
evans home is In Des Moines.
Miss Helen Miller retursed yester
lay to her duties as teacher at the
Pleasant Grove school, after an over
sunday visit at the parental H. C.
filler lone, SIC High avenue East.
Mrs. c.. E. Barnard left yesterday
0 attend the National w. c. T. U. !
at Atlanta, Ga She joins
he Iowa delegation at Chicago and
rom there they will take the White
.;bbon special train to Atlanta.
Mrs Louie Evans, who has been a
ueEt of the parental C. E. Penland
)me. No. 212 Third avenue East,
eparted for Chicago Sunday, there
0 join her husband when they leave
Or the new home in Wheerel, Cal.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Marga-
e. Lucas, of OSkaloosa who has been
listing at the George Mahaffey
nd Henry Reed homes near Ottum-
va, came up Sunday to spend few
lays visiting relatives and friends
n her way home to Oskaloosa.
Carroll Barnett, of GA Third ave
ue East, left last week for Chicago,
ghere he goes to study the violin.
FARRELL has been in Lincoln, Neb.,
or the past few months attending
he University School of Music and
aking lessons under Prof. Frederick
ION SteCkelburg.
Pella Chronicle: MIR and Mr.. A.
:. Dennis went to Harvey Wednes-
ay to visit his brother George Den
is, who celebrated his 10th birth
ay on that day. Mrs George Den
is who has been at the hospital at
,skGloosa for some time was able to
o home for the occasion.
Eddyville Tribune: Peter Tharp
rived home Tuesday night from a
Ieek's visit with relatives and
riends in Missouri. Mr.. Tharp has
eased his farm in West Des Moines
ownship and is preparing to retire
nd move to town. He thinks OF
moving to Oskaloosa, but we are
oping that he will conclude to move
0 Eddyville.
Tracy Correspondence. Mr.. Mason,
he barber, left for Des Moines Sun
ay, where he anu Miss Elsa Ray
nond we're married. They arrived
n Tracy Tuesday morning. Mr..
Jason was greeted by an elaborate
y decorated barber shop on his re-
urn. Tuesday evening at 10:y0
our cars drove up in front OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Mason's boarding house
hey were charivaried and assisted
0 the cars. Mrs. Mason was put in
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