The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24
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(From Saturdays Daily.)

"SSh NISlt Will TSldllNeS III OShdlO'
ga.
Mrs. Charles Cooper of 61O Higl
avenue west, is entertaining heI
friend Mrs. Guy White of State Cen
ter.
Il. NJ. McCray, proprietor of tho
Lyric Theatre is in Des Moines today
TO attend TO some business affairs
and visit with his folks.
Pella Booster: Mrs. John Hillyer
of Oskaloosa arrived in this city las
week Wednesday for a visit with Miss
Anna Valkenburg and Mrs. Bessie
Brooks.
Prof. Charles Griffith. piano in
structor at the Department of Music
at Penn College, went TO Ottumwa
this morning to spend the day with
friends.
Mrs. James Bovee and son Francis
of 116 Fourth avenue east. and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Walker. of Marshall
town. motored down Friday in BO
wees car.
Mrs. William H Drinkle and her
daughter, Miss Marguerite f. Drinkle
of 407 north c street, went to Ottum
wa this morning to spend the day
win trlendS.
Pella Booster: Rev Bloem, pastor
of the First Christian Reformed
church of 0skaloosa visited here yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Van Maren.
James H. Hilleary. of the G & G.
Clothing store, is confined at h
home, sol south Sixth street, by sick
ness. Jimmie's many friends wish him
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Copeland and daughters, Haz
el and Edith, arrived from their home
in Denver, Colo, this morning for an
extended visit at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. Harriet Beatty, OF
south ID street.
S. w. Wilson, now of Abba, was in
town on business yesterday. Mr. Will
son says the family is pleasantly 10
cater in Abba and that he is enjoying
his new work as one of the editors
and proprietors of the Republican.
Gilbert Jones, son of Mrs. Maud o.
Jones of All north B street. after sew.
eral years apprenticeship in the Pike
Drug store, left this morning for
Iowa City. where he goes to take the
two years course in pharmacy at the
University OF Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hunter, of Chi
cago, arrived in the city Friday to
make a week end visit at the parent.
al Norris home at University Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter have been en-
Toying a two weeks vacation, and
return Sunday morning to their home
and business duties in the Windy
City"
Leon McFerran, who for the past
year has been employed in the servic-
es of the Hawkeye Lumber Company
and has made good at his position in
the local Offices, leaves this evening
over the e. B, G. Q. for Lake Forest.
Illinois, where he enters upon a bust
ness course in the Lake Forest Col.
lego.
Doctors NJ. H. Duffey, Homer John
son and J. w. Anderson accompanied
By Cashier w H. LOman of the Bus
sey Savings bank were in the city
yesterday on business and pleasure
combined They came via the auto
route and found the roads in splendid /
condition despite the heavy rains OF
the early week.
Miss Gretchen Fair and brother
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joying their summer vaction in this
city visiting with their father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fair
over 12l south Market street, left
Thursday morning for Council Bluffs
where they resume their school work.
Mr.. Fair accompanied his children as
far as Des Moines.
Mrs. d. X. Martin and daughter
Marjorie, formerly of Muskogee. Ok
lahoma, after pleasant visit at the
parental f. NJ. Hanna home, went TO
Des Moines Wednesday to join Rev.
Martin and daughters Maurlie and Al
ice, enroute to their new home at
CentraIa, Washington, where Rev
Martin has been called to the First
Methodist Episcopal church.
Ray DubOc, editor of the New Shar
on Star, a former Oskaloosa boy, sus-
tanned a fracture of his right arm
yesterday noon as the result of being
kicked" by his Ford. The engine
back fred while he was cranking il
with the result that the crank hit his
arm and broke it at the wrist. Ray
had the fracture mended and was
right in the midst of the fair festivi-
ties during the afternoon just as
good as new"
Oskaloosa Times: Krizer Brothers
who moved to Harrison township,
near Eddyyille four years ago from
the old home place west of Blyth,
have enc OF the finest farms in Ma
haska county. They have 800 acres
in a body and the three brothers are
hustlers. They make a specially OF
Shorthorn cattle of which they have
eighty head, and also several hun.
dred Poland China hogs. When they
can get time they are going to put
up a silo that they won as prem
ium at the state fair last year. A
fourth brother is still on the home
place and a fifth has farm south OF
Eddyyllle. Two sisters. married, re.
side In Des Moines. They are Sey.
en- and pretty tidy seven, if any
one asks you. ,..,
OF Paul A. Lewis a former resident
OF this city and who is well remem-
bered by his connection with the
local Y. M. G. A. work and who now
Is with the Burlington association as
physical director, the Burlington
Hawkeye says: Paul A. Lewis, who
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