The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
PERSONALS !,

tFrom Saturdays Daily.D

In Pella today.
George L. True went TO Sigourne
this morning on legal business.
Carl f. Ramsayer of Des Moines /
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ella Reams.
Hon. 3. V. Sewers returned yes
terday from d business trip OF Cou
pie days extent
w. A. Sewers was down from De-
Moines Friday attending TO business
affairs and seeing friends.
Mrs. Eta f. Davis went 10 Amei
her son Delos Davis who is attending
the state college.
Iowa City Republican: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry T. Davis of Oskaloosa, arrived
in the city Thursday morning for
few days visit with Mrs. Davis cous
Ia, Mrs. George Haines.
Washington Press: Mr.. and Mrs
Manton Hebner OF Oskaloosa came
dawn Saturday evening and visited
at the Chas. Hebner ana w. G. Stew
art homes until Monday.
Delta Press: Mrs. c. H. Feezer
came down from Oskaloosa Saturday
for an over Sunday visit al the Press
household and incidentIy TO attend
the W. II. NJ. s. convention.
Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald is able
TO be up and out after a somewhat
extended confinement to her home,
No. 7Ol south street She has
been suffering with a complication
of troubles and has had a bad foot
and yaricose veins, and has been un'
der the doctors care for several
weeks
Fremont Gazette: Thos. Stephen.
son, of Delta who conducted gener.
al store in Fremont a number OF
years ago, is a candidate before the
Republican primary of keokuK coun.
" for the nomination OF sheriff. Tom
is a clever fellow and no better man
for the position could be found in
our sister county.
ColfaX Tribune: ]. W. Barron and
Ian Hughes and family left Tuesday
for Oskaloosa where they went TO
attend the funeral OF VIM. Reese, a
brother-in-law OF Mrs. Hughes. His
death was sudden as he passed away
Sunday morning OF heart trouble
while partaking of the morning meal
He resided at Evans.
Smith Clauson, who has had charge
OF the Overland Automobile Agency
in oskaloosa, for the past two years,
has been called TO a better position
in the state agency at Des Moines.
Mr.. Clauson has made many friends
during his residence in Oskaloosa.
who will wish for him. continued and
abundant success in Des Moines
In renewing her subscription. EN-.
ma L. Dean, now of Tacoma, Wash
ington, adds: Il must congratulate
The Herald on its Farm Edition"
The number was indeed a creditable
one for any city, and assure you the
resumee of the years events was
eagerly ''deVoured" and discussed by
former residents of the old city now
living In tine far west. With kindest
regards and best wishes"
DIR. J. |. Tony and his Central NJ.
+. Church orchestra OF twenty-five
pieces, assisted by Miss Mabel Doll,
reader, gave q concert last evening
in the Methodist church at Rose Hill
A large audience attended and seem
ed highly pleased with the various
renditions. DIR. Tony has developed
hiEh-class musical organization at
the Central NJ. f. church and one thai
Oskaloosa people may well be proud
Of
Montezuma Republican: Clifford
Bradbury, who left a few days ago
for Oskaloosa, with the intention of
soon returning to California, return
ed TO Montezuma last week. Tues.
day morning he left for Des Moines
with Chris Rasmussen, where they
closed a lease for the Rex hotel. Mr..
Bradbury will remain in Des Moines
10 run the business and Will soon
move his family there from Calfor'
MIA.
Mrs. Noah Kimbrough went TO Des
Moines this morning 10 make a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. H. w BIllick went to Ottum
wa Friday afternoon 10 make a short
visit with friends.
+. D. Miller of Newton went &c
Rose Hill Friday TO take home his
daughter who has been very serious
ly III, but Is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kadel anC
daughter, OF Keswick, Iowa, were in
town Friday visiting relatives and at
tending to business affairs.
Mrs. II. NJ Lewis, who has beer
visiting at the home OF her brother
in-laW, returned Friday afternoon K
her home in Galesburg, Illinois.
Guy G. Woodin was in town Frida!
looking after business interests ant
left yesterday afternoon over thu
G. X. !. & p. for his home in Chicago
Mi and Mrs A. |. Anderson AM
two sons, who have been spending
eight or ten days in Mahaska count
visiting with friends and relatives
returned this morning to their hom
in Shabbona, Illinois.
j. T. Newton, OF Minneapolis. wa
visiting with old time friends in tow
for a short while Friday afternoon
and lett for Webster where he vii
make short call on his cousins an
visit his boyhood home. Mr.. Newto
has been making an extended Wis
with his daughter in Fort Dodge, an
returns today 10 his home in Mime
spolis.
iFrom Mondays Daily
Greenberry Conn was in Des MOil
Is over Sunday.
A. f.. Greenway spent Sunday wit
relatives and friends