The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-12

enjoying a two weeks visit with he
friends and relatives in this city. re
turned this morning to her home II
lndianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Gordon, of OF
Des MOines, where they will visit
with friends and also attend the Auto
mibile Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Harvey and lit.
tile daughter, Mary, of Grinnell, spent
a few hours Monday afternoon in the
city. They were enroute to Washing.
ton, where they will visit with Mr..
Harvey's folks.
Harry c. Griest, cashier of the ii,
l.. Spencer House has taken to the
road this week. relieving Mr.. Rob
erts. the regular man, who is con.
fined to his home at Hampton with
a case of pneumonia.
Miss Matilda Grice, of Peoria, spent
a few hours Monday afternoon in the
city visiting with friends. She was
enroute to Burlington, where she will
spend a couple of weeks visiting with
her sister, Mrs. John Bates.
Word has been received in the city
announcing the death, yesterday, at
his home in Perry, Iowa, of J. S.
Draper, former citizen and business
man Of Oskaloosa. Mr. Draper will
be remembered as the senior member
of the drug firm of Draper & Clifford
who for a number of years conducted
bushes in the location now Occupied
by Chas. c. Pike.
(FrOm Wednesdays Daily.)
Miss Verna Casper, of Des Moines,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. |. p. Ewing was a business
A. " Kern, of Kirksville. Mo-. is
in town attending to business al.
fairs.
l.. G. and c. w. Davis. OF What
Cheer, were business callers in this
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Grin +. Schee went to Des
MOines this morning to attend the
automobile snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sterling and
daughter Miss Leila Sterling, of Sig
Quincy. were callers in town Tues
day
William I. Hodges was a passenger
this morning to North Platte, Nebr..
where he was called by the death of
his brother.
Guy Woodin. who was in the city
Monday attending to business mat.
ters, left Tuesday afternoon for his
home in Chicago.
James Barnhill, of the Green &
Bentley store, has been off duty some |
what extendedly and is confined to
his home by illness.
Elmer Patterson has resigned his
place with the H. l.. White establish.
ment to accept position with the
Green & Bentley house.
Lutte BilIick and family have return,
ed to OskalOosa after temporary
residence in Delta and are at home at
No. 313 South Market street.
Physical Director Dieterich. of the
Tuesday for physical direct
Ors, which was held at Grinnell.
Miss Ruth Winegarden, who is go.
ing to college at the Central Hollnuas
University. went to Sigourney Tues
day afternoon to, visit at her home.
Edward Goods9n comes from Des
Moines to accept a position with the
Hoffman & Baker grocery. He is a
brother of Mrs. G.. l.. Craft and will
reside at No. 30l South Seventh st. |
l. NJ Gibbs, who has been confined
to his home Tor the past month with
an attack OF bronchitis, is gaining |
slowly and is able TO be out little,
His many friends hope for speedy |
a nd
Mrs jeff Harold goes today to Ed. |
dyville to attend p. Il. o. social Civ
en- at the home of Mrs. Eva OFT. Each
is permitted to invite one
guest and Mrs. Harold goes as the
guest of Mrs. OFT, the hostess.
Sheridan Holmes, of Des Moines,
was town visitor yesterday.
w. A. Sewers, of Des Moines, was
among local friends yesterday.
George S. Smoales, OF near Keo-
is visiting relatives in the
city this week.
Harry Mellinger, Of Keithsburg, is
a guest at the Frank w. Snyder home
on High avenue West.
Fairfield Tribune: Mrs. Clifford
McClain departed Friday for visit
at the parental Snider home at Os-
kaloosa.
Sully News: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mill
err were up from Oskaloosa to visit
her brother and family before they
leave for the north.
What Cheer Patriot: Dixon STAN
ley was helping Earl Cooper move out
from Oskaloosa to farm between the
rivers Friday and Saturday.
What Cheer Patriot: Harry Shaw
has moved from the Lambert farm,
the old Goose Pond" place, to a farm
belonging to VIM. Phillips, OF Oska-
loosa and located near Mauch Chunk.
Mayor Byron V. Sewers is wear
ing handsome mayors badge"
beautiful emblem of solid gold, pre-
sented him by an eastern friend. 1t
is a handsome piece OF workmanship,
chasing, engraving and enamel. Mr.
Sewers is modest about the decora.
ton, however, and wears II out OF
sight, beneath the lapel OF his coat.
Eddyyille Tribune: w. W. Little
john, formerly of West Des Moines
township, but for some years of Os-
kaloosa. where he has been interested
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