The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19

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some fine live stock for his ranch II
| Wyoming. Mr.. Aber makes yearl
trips back home" for visit and stool
buying.
The following dispatch from Wash
ington refers to a former teacher a
Delta, and q gentleman well know
to many Oskaloosa people: "Georg,
n. lift, of Pocatello, Idaho, consul a
Nuremberg, Germany. at $4,000 pc
annum, was Monday promoted t,
consul at st. GALL Switzerland, a
$4,000 per annum. Mr.. lift entered
the consular service in 1906, goint
first to Chatham, Canada. His pro
motion has been steady, and his rec
ord bespeaks efficiency as an official
His advancement at this time is {
merited and appreciated recognition
From Chatham Mr.. lift was trans
ferred to Anaberg, Germany, and fol
a period was sent to fill the import
ant post at Warsaw, Russia. This
latter consulate was not to his lik
ing, however, and at his own re-
quest he was sent to Nuremberg
Germany, where he has been station
ed the past Iour years"
South English Herald: Mart Long
of Oskaloosa, formerly of this com
munity was in town this week visiting
friends.
Colfax Tribune: Representative
Memorial day. He is strong on such
occasions.
Davenport Times: Mrs. L. d. Brew
er of Oskaloosa, Iowa, is spending a
few days with Mrs. H. A. Williams
of the Carroll apartments, Seventh
and Rock Island streets.
Sigourney News: Miss May Bell
was a passenger to OskalOOsa Friday
morning on business; from there she
went to Burlington, for weeks Wis
it at the home of her friend, Miss
Gladys Walton.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. NJ. A. Wer-
ner, who went to the Chas. Hopes
home north of Oskaloosa before
Christmas, returned home last week.
Henry Biihler drove up and brought
her home Thursday.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. S. d. Cline,
of Arlington, who spent last week
with relatives here. left Monday for
OskalCosa, to make an extended visit
with her son, DR.. Jas. Fleener. Mrs.
Cline is past eighty but a good trav-
eler.
ColfaX Tribune: Colfax Lodge No.
4 X. of p. has accepted an invitation
from the Newton lodge to put on the
floor work at Newton on t1e Gath
of this month before the district
convention of Knights of Pythias
which will be in session at that time.
Delegates from Oskaloosa, Grinnell.
Pella and all towns in the
district will be present.
Rev. c. r. Zimmerman of Maren-
go, pastor of the Methodist church,
will leave his pastorate during this
month, and will sail for the Malay
peninsula on March II. He goes to
Ipoh, where he will become super
intendent of the Methodist mission
school for boys-with 1,400 Chinese
lads under his guidance. He Will
serve during the next three years
under contract and may remain there.
after much longer.
Knoxville Journal: w. f. Fcagins Of
Liberty township, was in town satur-
day attending the horse sale and left
that evening for OskalOsa to enter
as a patient at Abbott's hospital. Mr.
Feagins has been having no end OF
trouble Oh account of an attack oil
several years ago. II left
his right lung in bad condition; so ser
ious that most any change in the
weather is likely to throw him into
a state of collapse. Mr.. Feagins
looks rugged but the fact remains
that he has been in the hospital sew
eral times since his pneumonia eX-
perience and is almost constantly I'M
der the care Of physician
Saturday Globe: Mr. r. Homer
Green. of Minneapolis. Minnesota. was
in the city Wednesday, in COnsulta-
ton with Mr.. H. l.. Spencer, prior to
Mr.. Spencer's departure for Tampa,
Florida. Mr.. Green is a member OF
the wholesale grocery firm of Green
LIE Laittre Company, of Minneapolis
Mr.. Spencer also being one OF the
principal stockholders. Mr.. Green
was a former resident of Oskaloosa,
he. with his father. the late Israel
c. Green, being in the shoe business.
Later he was with the H. l.. Spencer
Company. going from here to Sioux
City. in 1885. and organizing the
wholesale grocery firm of Tollerton,
Stetson Co. Many friends were
pleased to greet him again. He re-
turned Wednesday night.
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
c. NJ. Porter went to Des MOines
this morning on business.
Perry c. James, of Suota, H., was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
c. l.. Nicola and wife, of Kansas
City, Mo-, are in the city in ocnnec
ton with the Nicola case, which Is
now being heard.
Jack Hines and Frank Il. Novels
were business passengers to Des
Moines.
p. II. Allen, OF Des Moines, was In
the city yesterday transacting some
business.
Mrs. E. &. Steddom has gone tc
Burlington to visit a sister, Mrs
Myra Smith.
Charles Davis went this morning
to Ottumwa and other places soutf
on business.
DIR. Z. d. MCLEAN is confined u
bis home by a bad case OF old-fash
Toned quinsy.
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