The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-30
s nations, apprsclated By one ofice

assisting Mr.. Ladd In his sales d.
partment. and Is young man {
pleasing appearance. He is practi,
al man at the business.
Montezuma Republican: Fran
Brechtbill has traded his Minnesot
land for a picture show at Oskaloos
and contemplates tanlng charge abou
May l. when he will probably NOV
bis family there. We hope he viii
decide to remain in Montezuma.
What Cheer Chronicle: The ad
dress given by DIR. McClellen. of Os
kaloosa, at the Methodist Churcl
Tuesday evening left a wonderful!
good impression among those whC
heard him. He is a polished speakeI
and thinker and all were delighted
and entertained.
Bussey Record; Mrs. Ellis Darnel
went to Oskaloosa the latter part oI
| last week for a visit with her daugh
gard to an injured shoulder. Mrs
Darnell fell several weeks ago and
injured her shoulder bat at first II
caused her but little pain and moth
ing was thought about the matter
The past few weeks she has suffered
intense pain and has been unable to
raise her arm to her waist.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Davidson re-
ceived the following as to the wound
ing of their son. a member of the 18th
company of u. S. marines, at the bat
tie of Vera Cruz last Tuesday. The
letter bears date of Washington. April
%: Regret no details of informa-
ton concerning injuries of George NJ.
Davidson. Latest advice states he
is not seriously wounded. Will in.
form you Immediately upon receipt
of details. (Signed) George Barnett,
Commandant Marine Corps"
MonteZuma Republican, Cliff Brad.
bury came in last week from Califor-
mia to visit his father at Oskaloosa.
He spent Wednesday and Thursday
with his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen, leav.
ing Thursday for Oskaloosa for few
days before returning to California.
He is thinking some of moving to
this spring or summer. Mr..
says California is crowded
with people looking for work and that
there are at least six men looking
Tor every job that is open. AS
he says times are pretty
iull in the state.
Des Moines Register and Leader
John p. White, president of the Unit
I'd Mine Workers, who arrived in Des
Moines yesterday from the east, is ex-
Iected to be called to Colorado to as
;ist in restoring peace among the
Fa In mining
Mr.. White asserts that the plan adop-
ed by the miners police committee
hat each state organization of miners
make its agreement upon wages with
he operators independent of other
states, has been sanctioned by the
i've states-Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
ohio and western Pennsylvania. The
states can proceed now to negotiate
n a joint conference.
(From Mondays Daily)
Dick Wager. of Knoxville, spent
Sunday in town.
NJ. F. Shoemaker. of Des Moines,
was with town friends Saturday.
w. A. Wentworth. of Tama. is look
ng after business interests in town.
Miss Helen Roberts, nurse, went
o Delta this morning to care for a
,ase.
Cleo NJ. Altman. of Rock Island, en-.
Dyed a visit Sunday with friends in
own.
Louie Davis. of GrinnelI. was a
;uest Saturday OF his friend, Allen }.
rodgers.
w. H. TulIis, of Fl Robinson. Neb.,
5 making a short visit with old time
riends in town.
Misses Springer and Evans, of Al /!
ia. spent Saturday and Sunday with |
riends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Morgan went !
o Des Moines Saturday for weeks
'isit with relatives.
Everett Taylor went to Des Moines |
his morning to accept a position in |
IN automobile garage.
Mr. and Mrs +. S. Eldridge. of |
)es Moines. were visitors with Os-
ialoosa friends Sunday,
Mrs Simon Edworthy, of Cedar |
rapids, is the guest of local friends |
md acquaintances this week.
MISS Fdye weller returned tnlS |
morning to her home in Fairfield. aft |
n enjoying a weeks end visit with
Ter aunt.
Ray Cadwallader who is in the Of.
Ice of the MorrelI Packing Co, at
)ttumwa, spent Sunday with his
olks in this city.
William Harkler, who has been
pending a week at her cousin near
)skaloosa. returned this morning toI
lis home in Muscatine.
Mrs J. Arthur Baker. of 1908 High |
venue east, submitted to an opera |
ion for appendicitis. at 1000 o'clock
o-day, at the Oskaloosa Hospital.
The desired relief was obtained, and
Mrs. Baker is getting along nicely.
Mrs. F. l.. De Normandie and grand.
laughter Ruth. of Youngstown, Ohio.
lrriNed in the city Thursday evening
,alled here by the the serious Illness
If Mrs. De Normandie's brother, J. A.
McIntire, of 401 Fifth avenue East.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wentworth.
daughters Ethel and Mrs. Walter
of Tama. came down yes
terday by auto and spent the day at
The w. J. Thomas nome, 516 Sixth
avenue West. They returned Monday
morning.