The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

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in Davenport.
Miss Olive Temple has returned to
! her home in Des Moines after a few
days visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. c. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hubbard return
ed Tuesday afternoon to their home
in Waterloo, after spending a few
days with friends in this city.
Miss Maude Erdice, of Keota, at
tended the X. of F. dance Tueday
evening and is a guest for a short
time with her brother, A. G. Erdice.
George r. Collins. who has been a
guest in town at his uncle's during
the past ten or Twelve days, returned
this morning to his home in Rushville,
Illinois.
Mrs. James G. Whitman and two
sons, who have been spending IA few
days in town, left this morning by
way of Des Moine8 for their home in
Fort Dodge.
Miss Hattie Waters left yesterday
for a brief stay at KeOkuk and de
parts from there today for an extend,
ed visit in Prescott, Ariz., and Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs NJ. G. COmstOck, who has been
making a two weeks visit with friends
land relatives in EddyViIe and in this
city. returned yesterday afternoon to
her home in Boone.
Mrs. Robert l. Cooper and two chill,
dren. of Marshalltown, spent the night
with friends in OskalOOSa and left Tor
Burlington where they will make an
extended visit with relatives.
c. s. Kellogg, OF Chicago, spent
Tuesday in town with relatives and
Ileft this morning for Sioux city,
where he has accepted a position
with one of the leading drug stores
Grover Lichtenheld, who has been
lat Chicago taking work in special
~ NJ. G.. A. school, has returned &c
his nome in OskalOOsa to take charge
of life insurance agency and busl
ness and will have headquarters II
town.
Burrows w. Chew, 309 b avenue
. West, celebrated the ninetieth ann
| yersary Of his birth date, Tuesday
| ApriI q, 1914. He came to Oskaloo
sa in 1913 and has been resident o
| 1.-The town almost constantly since tina
| date. siXty-One years ago. And d
most all these years he has been al
Ilactiye factor in the advancement an
the upbuilding of the town. 500
Halter coming to the place he taugh
III school In town and in the country az
II iacent and was counted succesSll
II educator, He was associated VIII
II the "SeeVerS machine shop IN III
| learly DAYS of that Old-time institution
III # was under his direction that III
/ first steam engine was instalieu /
III the old Herald Office for the turnin
Il of the presses and by virtue or whlc
4 the proprietOrs of the enterpris
lerected a great black and white sig
Itagainst the west side of the bulldlh
that announced Herald Steai
| Print" Mr.. Chew is in generali'
| good health today, although he eHpe
licences a little difficulty in gettih
labout Mentally he is alert ana !
capable as a man OF middle age. h
Il is an uncle of Mrs. Matte Hedde
Mrs. A. J. Bass and Mrs. James Hol
of this city. His daughter, MISS III
ma Chew. keeps house Tor MIN al
looks after the needs OF the old &c
tleman and has been at his SIDE II
years.
Harry Ahrweller. of Danyllle, u
HI nois Is here with friends for re
! days visit.
Miss Maude Comfort, OF Cedar Ra
ids. is the guest ,pf her cousin. MI
Sam Cubit.
II Mr.. and Mps.JJames Conouehley.
II Des Molnes. were guests OF rien
| II about town Tuesday
I'LL Mrs. f.. ID. Pickerel, of Des Moint
His the guest of her sister Mrs. Luel
| Jones, OF Second avenue west
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. MILO Becker, of ID
| Moines, visiting here last week
Illtnrned to their home Monday eve
Ing.
Miss Bette Lynch, of Peoria.
being entertained this week by loo
friends and goes TO visit Marsha
ii town people Saturday.
I'LL Loyllia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
ence w. billiard and daughter MI
' Dorothy, visited In Oskaloosa os
- Sunday the guests OF relatives a
friends.