The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-05-14

/ eSts mere ana get acquainted VIII
his family. He says everything en-
route is all o. X, but he wishes he
could move Oskaloosa to one end oil
the line or the other.
Joe Cahill has returned to his home
in Kansas City after visiting for a
week at the Donnelly home. No. zoe
south B street. He reports a most
pleasant time and would have stayed
for more extended visit but his dut-
les as book keeper OF the National
| Biscuit Company demanded his pres
ence at Kansas City.
Eddyville Tribune: Hiram Whitsel
and family, who moved here from
near Given something over year ago
moved TO Beacon the latter part of
the week. Mr.. Whitsel recently sold
his property-the old Shea property,
on north Fourth street, to c. l.. Myr-
lex. The Myrics moved this week
from the old GerVais FATS property
on Ninth street to their new home.
Eddyville friends of the Whitsels
wish them we'll in their new home.
Knoxville Journal May LIST will be
a day long remembered at the library
for ii brought to us representative Ii
brarians from the southeast district
of the state, as well as Miss Julia
Robinson, secretary of the library
commission, and her staff, Mr.. John
son Brigham of the State Historical
library of Des Moines, Miss Arnold
of Dubuque, president of the state
library association and Miss Kimber-
ley of Marshalltown. Miss Fawcett,
librarian of OskalOosa as chairman
of the day, was responsible for the
program, which was full of interest
and inspiration. Miss Fawcett spoke
of the aim and purpose of the meet
ing, and by her charming manner
made each one feel free TO have a
share in the discussions.
Miss Lola Black is visiting rela.
tiyes in What Cheer.
Miss Marcella Lake of Des Moines
is with friends here for a weeks Wis
il.
Miss Ada Swift OF Des Moines is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Duttield
for few days this week.
f. j. Kruger, of Minneapolis, who
has been in town several days, lett |
this morning for Kansas City.
Mrs. r. T. Davis, of 4l2 south 18th |
street, left this morning for Stock. |
port, where she will visit relatives.
Tom II. Carlin, city clerk came
from Des Moines where he
has been attending 10 city business.
f. Welkerson, of Des Moines,
in town visiting relatives and left
his morning for Cedar Rapids to
visit his brother.
Misses Grace and Edna Reed, of
Ottumwa, were in town today enroute
% Boone, where they will make an
visit with their aunt.
Miss Margaret Burdock, who has
been making a short visit with her
friends in this city and Abba, re-
Clarksville, Iowa.
Mrs. A. J. KurtZ and Two sons, Of |
were visitors Monday
night with friends in town aid left |
this morning for West Quincy, where !
they will spend Humber of days Wis.
ting. H.
Miss Nina Stephenson of Eldon, is !
spending the day with relatives in !
this city. and leaves this evening f.
st. CrOix Falls, Minnesota, where she /
will spend the summer visiting her
sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry J. Taylor and
laughter, who have been enjoying
weeks visit with relatives in town.
this morning to their home
1T Leland, Illinois, going by the way !
Of Moline, where they will stop a |
lay or two.
Mrs. Will H. Sewers and son Car
oil OF Perry are with relatives in the
city this week, while Mr., Sewers |
and son Gilbert are on the way with |
the household goods to near Vulcan,
Canada, where they have purchased |
a farm and where the family will |
hereafter make their home.
Ray Shepard and F.. r. Smith of
Fort Dodge, are in town making ar
to stage some automobile |
and motorcycle races in this city
some time in July or August These
gentlemen had charge of the races
which were run at the fair grounds
rack last year.
r. r. PendeTs, councilman has been
confined to his home and in bed
several days, the result Of over eX.
tI llOl at the lie" WI Oh liio lIC
plant on ninth avenue east. Dick
was strained by heavy lifting and is
totally incapaclated for the time be
ing and unable to attend to duties.
Master John Mcmillan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Liston Mcmillan, who sub
mitted to an operation Monday after
noon following an injury TO the face
caused by a base ball, went through
the ordeal bravely and with results
entirely satisfactory and successful.
He is doing splendidly today and will
soon be all right No Disagreement
will follow accident or operation.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. L. C. Smith, of Des Moines
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. F. c. Lof-
land
Harry E. Davis went to Sigourney
this morning to attend to some bust
ness matters.
Alfred Timmons, of the Golden Ea.
gle Clothing store at Charlton, was
in town Tuesday. T.. ..-
A. G. Clark, grand custodian of the
colored Masons of Iowa, was in Mar
shalItown on lodge business yester-
day
Mesdames Lora Carr, Sarah Barr
II To-