The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-05-14

Il lions alone. The lease hold is 70
a term OF years and involves rentals
TO the sum of $30,000.00. Oskaloosi
friends have pleasure in the unbound
ed success OF these exceptionally alb
lie and energetic young men who were
formerly feature men with the lows
Brigade band of this place. WraI
Hitler, it will be recalled, spent two
and a half years abroad with the Xii
ties band making the famous world
tour. .vs
Pella Chronicle; Mrs. Chas. Dillon
and daughter, Miss Mamie, visited in
OskalOOsa Wednesday afternoon.
Abba News: Miss Florence Lar,
inner. of Oskaloosa, arrived Saturday
evening for a visit with Miss Gladys
Quigley.
Sigourney News: DR.. Fleener. Pro
gressive candidate for representative
from Mahaska county passed through
this city on his way To Cedar Rapids
Monday.
Bussey Record: Miss Barbara
Agan returned to her home in Oska-
loosa last Friday evening after spend
ing several days here the guest of
friends.
Delta Press: Willis Utterback ship
ped Two loads OF hogs TO Chicago on
Tuesday. He and |. T. Mathew, of
Oskaloosa went into the city with the
shipment.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. John Grant
went 10 Rose Hill Saturday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Hutch, for a
few days while Mr.. Grant is there do
inc some carpenter work.
Sigourney News: Rev. HightshCS
and Mrs. HightshOe, OF Hedrick and
Mrs. Cheney and Miss Rossiter, OF
Oskaloosa and Mrs. NeOl, OF Ke0kuK,
a tended the convection here last
week
Bussey Record: Mrs. w. A. Norris
and daughter, Mrs. Susie Mosby were
passengers to Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. Mosby recently returned home
after Undergoing a surgical operation
at the Abbott hospital there.
f. NJ McCray, manager of the Lyr-
ic theatre, is at Atlanta, Georgia,
whittier he went to attend a National
OF the Shriners. Mr.. Nc
Cray will return by boat TO New York
City, and will be away 10 or IL days.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Barney Mart.
in wen TO Oskaloosa Saturday MOI
ing to see her granddaughter, Mrs.
who had recently under |
gone a surgical operation at the c.
hospital anu who was In a serious
condition at that time.
Eddyville Tribune: DR.. and Mrs. S. |
NJ. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. |. w !
Cook of Oskaloosa drove down to Dr.. !
rlark's farm Monday evening. The !
loctor now has the new buildings on !
his farm almost completed so that
MS tenant. VIM. Van WELDING will |
soon move in. +
Bussey Record: Mrs. Ellis Darnell |
went to OskalOosa last Saturday. She |
has been having considerable trouble |
with her shoulder, which she injured |
several months ago, and Is taking !
medical treatment at that place. She !
Is very much improved over what she ,
was a couple OF weeks ago.
Hon. VIM. r. Cooper, of Newton,
republican candidate for Congress in
the Sixth District was in Oskaloosa
looking after his interests.
He had been to Ottumwa and other /
places in the southern parts OF the |
and is pleased with the sup, .
port he is obtaining everywhere.
Delta Press: &. H. Hardy and dau
glitter, Alleane were at OskalOOsa |
again Tuesday, where Mr.. Hardy had !
lis eyes examined by his eye special |
st. The doctor informed him that |
lis eyes had improved much more !
/ an he had expected, since he had |
seen them a week before. He gave
Mr.. Hardy considerable encourage, !
Eent.
Grinnell Herald; c. A. Qure, who
has been local agent at the NJ. & st. |
L. passenger depot for the past ten |
has been appointed district !
passenger agent with headquarters at
OskaIOOsa. The change will take eff |
.ect as soon as the auditor can check |
Mr.. Quire out. The new position is !
A great boost for Mr.. Quire and his |
many friends are cOngratulating him |
in his new duties. The distric' |
over which Mr. Quire is in charge in :
dudes all the stations and branch /
roads from Albert Lea to Peoria
Ottumwa Courier: Congressman
Saint Kirkpatrick, representative to-
congress from the sixth district OF
Iowa is in Ottumwa. He will prObab- |
" be in Ottumwa for a week or more. |
Mr. Kirkpatrick is there to look over
the work OF the district as il is pro
crossing at the present time. lowa's
sixth district representative has not
been In Ottumwa since during the
winter and says he has been anxious
to get back to look over the ground,
and look after the work as II is shap
ing itself for the coming campaign.
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
A. l.. Mccoy of Knoxville is visit,
ing in this city for a few days.
+. f. Hitchcock and Marvin Atkin
of Milton, Iowa, are in town on bust
ness
Waterloo Courier: J. II. Deboard,
of Oskaloosa, was in the city Friday
as the guests OF the Fitzgerald broth
ers.
Iowa City Citizen: Miss Beolah of
Oskaloosa is in the city over the
week end visiting with her daughter,
Leeta, at Svendi hall.
Newton Record: Mrs. e. b. West.
brook left Saturday for her new home
in 0skaloosa. having rented her home
here TO Mr.. Sayre, the new president
of the riftzan'a hank