The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-29

relatives.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Swick of Yer
di. Iowa, where Mr.. Swick is in
business, arrived in the city Friday
Afternoon, and will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Swick, who have charge OF
the Oskaloosa Country Club house
and grounds.
| Abba News: L. #. Richmond met
lin Oskaloosa one day last week with
1.-THE other members of the executive
lcommittee of Group Ten Bankers
Association, and they decided to
hold their 1914 convention in Oska'
loosa February IL.
Newton Record: ]. r. Conover OF
Oskaloosa was in town yesterday on
business and didn't forget the Rec
ord office. He still claims Eastern
Jasper as his home, although he has
/ been living in Oskaloosa for sever
al years, while his children are stud.
ents of Penn College.
Richland Clarion: Clayton Brady,
son of w. A. Brady, formerly OF this
city, but now of Oskaloosa, was
united in marriage with Miss Viz
ginia Simpson of Cody, Wyoming,
Thursday, January 18th. Mr.. Brady
has held a position with bank at
Cody for several years and it is sup
posed that they will make their home
there. He is one of the Richland
young men who have made good"
and has many Richland friends who
wish for him and the lady he has
chosen, a life of happiness and pros
perity.
(From Mondays Daily)
d. A. Eberle. of Charlton. will be In
the city several days on business.
Richard Victor, of Wright, spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
Miss Maddy left Saturday night for
Howard Roberts.
Mrs. n. Van der Linden and her
three little sons went to Leighton
Saturday to visit her father and
mother.
E. A. Helsel and Chick Ehod of
Kansas City, Mo-, are in the city for
some days, engaged in canvassing
the various homes.
Miss Joe Kaufman. of Keota, was
in the city Saturday looking for
business location. She returned
home Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Tenant were pas.
sengers Saturday evening to Sey-
mour. where they will make a short
visit, and from there they will go to
trenton.
Lee McCann,of Des Moines. passed
through the city this morning on his
way to Sigourney, his former home,
where he will spend the day with
friends and relatives.
Dave Blackburn, who worked for
some twelve or fourteen years for
Ed Nugent, was in the city Sunday
on business. He returned this morn
ing to his home in Des Moines.
Mrs. A. C. Simmons received the
sad news Sunday morning of the
deaths of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wright,
found dead in bed at their home in
Frazeyburg, Ohio, overcome by gas,
Saturday evening. Mrs. Wright was
sister of Mrs. Simmons.
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
w. F. Kennedy, of Chicago, is
business caller in the city today.
R. S. Wilson and wife, of Mon
mouth, ILL.,, are visitors in the city
today.
Addison BeDillon has returned-from
an extended trip over Nebraska and
Kansas.
Chas Busby, of Washington. Iowa,
is in the city lOking after some bust
ness affairs.
Miss Daut Phillips, who was in Chi
cago a lew days on business arrived
home last Friday.
S. J. Overturf of Milwaukee, is Wis
iting friends and acquaintance here
and at Rose Hill.
Russell Long, of Havre, Montana, is
in the city visiting with friends and
relatives for few days.
Peter Oberholtzer, of Davenport, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Smith, OF
Third avenue west extension.
u. V. Eastman and Henry l.. Lang
stroot, of Gilby, North Dakota, are in
the city attending to some real estate.
.lls. George S. Rand of Des Moines.
was entertained by Oskaloosa friends
last week, departing Monday for a
visit with Burlington people.
Mrs. Walter Carrick, who has been
enjoying a visit at the parental John
Ramsay home, returned Monday al
ternoon to her home at Clear Lake.
r. A. Nelson, of Burlington, was
in the city few hours Monday after
noon, waiting for a train to Mineapo.
lis, where he Is going TO visit for a
number of weeks with T. l.. Junger-
son.
Mrs. Mary Nye Thatcher, of Den.
YER, Colorado, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. Frank +. Smith, during
number of weeks, departed Satur.
day evening for Chicago enroute to
Cleveland where she will be enter
tanned for several weeks at the homes
of relatives.
Archie Woodrow went to Pella
Monday afternoon to play for dance
there. The Mitchell boys, who form
erly lived here but who are now liv'
ing in Knoxville, also helped to furn'
ish the music.
John II. Augustine who has been
looking over his former business 10
cation in Mahaska county since last
"Wednesday while a guest of his broth