The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

home, No. los North Ninth street
i the property erected by Oscar New
ell who with his family have takeI
, possession of one of the Frank Tou
, new cottages on ID avenue east. Mr.
, and Mrs. j. Harry Walton who have
been residing in the f. E. Colyillt
|, property, 416 North Third street orc
moving to the residence vacated by
Mr.. Eckenbaum. Mr.. Colville ant
family who have tired boarding
for the past year will occupy theil
North Third street property.
I lFrom Tuesdays Daily.(
Harry Sparks went to Monroe this
morning OH a business trip.
Mrs. Bertha Blake of Ottumwa was
with friends here yesterday
Carl Y. Smith is in Des Moines
looking after business affairs.
Miss Mae Riser of Des Moines is
with Oskaloosa friends today.
Mrs. Anna Clark of Martinsburg
is being entertained here for a few
days.
Mrs. Evaline Plate of Ottumwa is
Visiting relatives and friends during
the week.
John Hawkins has gone to Ottum'
wa to visit his daughter, Mrs. Hol,
Ilingsworth.
Miss Martha Stewart who has been
visiting here, returned on Tuesday
to her home near Harper.
Mrs. Louise Bartlett of Des Moines
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Grimes of Third Avenue west.
| Lutte Billick and wife were passen-
gers Tuesday to Sigourney, where
! they will attenu toN some business
matters.
John McMaines, of New Sharon,
was a passenger yesterday for Ben
tonsport to inspect farm he recent
ly purchased,
NJ. S. Sterling, who has been Wis
iting with friends and relatives here
and in Grinnell, returned Tuesday to
his home in Keokuk.
Mrs. w. A. Mcneil returned yes
terday from a six weeks stay in the
southland. Her sister, Miss Russell,
who accompanied her stopped of at
Abel.
Charles Griffith, inspector in Piano
at Penn College, was passenger
Monday afternoon to Ottumwa where
he assisted in recital given there
that evening.
Mrs. V. S. uumphry, of Omaha, was
in the city a few hours Monday alter
noon enroute to Davenport, where
she will make an extended visit at
the home of her parents.
nf ri
council, is confined to his home by
a very serious case of lumbago and
is about as near Frustrated as one
cares to be under the circumstances.
Mrs. c. NJ. Brown, of Sigourney,
arrived in town Minday, called here
by the death of her uncle, +. ii. Nc
Cam. Mrs. Lee Mccain and son
and daughter also arrived from Des
Moines.
Joe Harrison, of Leavensworth,
Kansas, was in the city a few hours
Monday afternoon on his way to Pc
oria, where he will consider bust
ness offer with one of the large man
ufacturing concerns of that city.
Among visitors from OskalOosa
and Beacon, attending the Eisteddfod
in Des Moines Monday were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mrs.
Robert Roberts, Mrs. Thomas Ed
wards, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens.
II. J. Townley, formerly associated
in the jewelry business III Oskaloo-
sa in the firm of Furnald & Townley,
has leased a location in Knoxville
and will establish new jewelry
store in that place. The building is
to be remodeled to accommodate the
requirements Of the business and a
model store is to be made. Mr.. Town.
markets to buy his stock of mer-
chandise and will move to Marion
cOunty.scat in the near future. He
will open .Or business in about nine
ty days or soon after the first OF
June.
Martin Olson and family, residing
at No. 1902 south Seventh street have
left the city for farm near Wright
station. rrienus here wish them well
in the new location.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns, of
near Eldon, passed through the city
Monday enroute to Washington,
where they will visit for a few days
with Mr.. Burns relatives.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dykstra of Beacon, were business
visitors at Pella Wednesday and al
so visited Mrs. Dykstras father, Mr..
MyeI, at the Home for the aged.
Mrs. II. J. Dempster, of Rock Is
land, spent a few hours Saturday
afternoon in the city waiting for a
train to st. Paul, where she goes
to make an extended visit with her
sister
Sigourney News: Mrs. L. A. Clark
and daughter Mable who have been
visiting friends and relatives in Ccd-
ar Rapids passed. through Sigourney
Monday morning on their return
home to Uskaloosa.
Henry I. Wright and family, liy.
ing at No. J02 A avenue east have
removed to Charlton. Mr.. Wright
has been engaged as auto machiDist
and quits the city to accept an offer
OF advancement elsewhere.
Eddyville Tribune: Jake Verduyn,
who has been living near OskalOosa
the last year or two, moved last week
to the Geo. ScriDner farm in Bluff
Creek township, which he purchased
Of John Langstraat some time ago.
Knoxville Journal: Clarence Hons
aurtiOn sale Of city urOuprty ar us