The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26


y ed from an extended visit anon
: relatives in Seattle and Calgary.
2 George A! Stephen. of Riverside
2 Iowa, is in the city for few days
looking after some real estate bus
, ness.
!. Frank Christie is back from biz
! Montana business possessions anC
viii remain In Oskaloosa during thu
winter.
Mrs. Mary jackson returned home
Saturday after a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Essling
of Bussey.
1 Lloyd Farmhouse and Roy Kemble
IdrOve to Iowa City Saturday to see
Nebraska and Iowa battle for grid
iron honors,
G. w Busby, of Washington, Iowa,
came to Oskaloosa Friday to attend
to business affairs, and will be in the
city a few days
Mrs. Cora Walker and son Theron
returned to their home in Pleasant
vile after a few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Charlotte Boardman and Mrs.
Susan Heiner, of Des Moines, Gave
returned home after a weeks visit
with relatives and friends here.
Edwin Moore, of Idona, Kansas.
was visitor in the city Friday and
left Saturday for Central City, Neb,
to make an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Eckert and
family have moved from No. lis C
avenue East to one of the Frank
Tout cottages No. 1104 B avenue
East, where the are now at home.
Mrs. Grace Carr and daughter,
Miss Frances, who have been visit |
ing at the parental Captain Carr |
home in Montezuma, have returned |
to the C. C. Pike home on First ave.
nue. East.
w. W. Werdebaugh, of Crookston,
Mimi, has been enjoying a five days
visit with Uncle r. -. Meyers and
friends in the city, and left Saturday
'or Topeka, Kansas. where he has
a position in one of the
eading clothing stores.
p. S. FolweIr, of Oscoela, is spend.
ng a few days in Mahaska county,
listing with old-time acquaintances
Ind leaves Tuesday for Marshalltown,
where he goes TO visit his brother,
george Fowler and family.
Miss Maria Martin, of DeS Moines,
vas a guest Friday evening of her
riend. Miss Harriet Nelson, and left
Iaturday for Davenport, where she
oes to visit over Thanksgiving WITH
er aunt, Mrs. Kathryn Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight l.. Johnson,
I near Beacon, went to Des Moines
} attend the Drake Ames game and
ear Billy Sunday. They go from
les MoiDes to Coon Rapids to visit
leir sister, Miss Rose johnson. who
instructor in Latin and German
/ Coon Rapids high school.
Richard Williams, the sage of Oil
ct and Herald correspondent. was
bout town to-day, getting UP an Off
ial bond for justice of the peace of
colt township for the tWO-year term
, watch he was chosen at the recent
ecion. MT Williams is the first
publican Squire" elected in this
'wnship for a number of years. 81
John Owens, recently appointed to a
leriff-elect d. +. Henley, has NOV u
to OskalOosa and will be found "
ereafter at No. COS Fifth avenue G
lest He has sold his place at Bea- "
III after a residence there of thirty u
ears or more. john had a coy lit
e property OF several acres, well n
improved. Along came man who J
anted the place and John disposed (
1t to good advantage. :
(From Tuesdays Dailyl j
Miss Paula Edwards of Des Moines
the guest of friends here this
eek ,
r. Frank Baker of 32S north First =
rect, made business trip to Des b
Dimes today. .
James Dugan returned Monday to n
IS home In Rock Island, after bust
ess call In Oskaloosa. u
Miss Rose Yetter of Davenport IS "
sing entertained by Oskaloosa II
lends for few days, fl
Carl F. Smith of Smith Brothers Il
pal Company was in town last week t
'curing help for prospecting outfits. u
Fred Open, formerly a resident here
IT now located at Mason City and n
ear Lake il In town for few days o
sit with friends. d.
Hubert Boohor, of Cerro Gordo, II
nois, spent Sunday with relatives n
the city, and left Monday afternoon et
r Fort Dodge, to visit his sister. a.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Taylor of >,
ew York City, will arrive tomorrow '
'ening for a Thanksgiving visit at .,
q parental DR.. J. w. Morgan home !"
Mrs. Amos Hedge of Bloomfield, u
ho has been enjoying a visit at the y !,
Lrental Hogennacker home at Pella, :,
as guest Monday Of Mrs. /. N. y
thompson.
w. d. Foster, travelling passenger a
rent for the c. r. |. &P. with head Il
Iarters al Des Moines, was bust r
sss caller this morning at the Rock Y
land depot
Hiss Dorothy Farmhouse will arrive b
,me Thursday morning from Cedar a
ais. where she is taking a course In I;
,mestic science at the Iowa State s
College.
mir and Mrs. w. J. Rauseh and twin q