The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-30

| where she presented the allegorlca
and spectacular pageant. Progress,
from the pen of Frederic knight Lo
gan. under the auspices of the Wo
mans Civic Improvement association
Iof Emmetsburg, with company o
over 200 local people. The piece was
staged two evenings and was a won
derful success The local press de
votes several columns and front page
position to a write up of the affair
and speaks of the management and oil
the excellence of the production in
glowing terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hitler who
came here about sixteen years ago
| from New Sharon, have sold their
home here and are moving back TO
New Sharon. Their many friends
here will be sorry to have them leave
OskalooSa, but will be glad that they
will not be far away. The family
came here to take advantage of the
educational facilities of OskalOoSa
especially in music as afforded by the
Farmhouse institution. and now that
all four of the children are accom-
plished musicians and are in other
places doing well, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
Ter prefer to live in their old home"
All will wish them happiness and
success there.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Davidson, 1877
High avenue east parents of George
NJ. Davidson, private in U. S. Marine
Corps, who was wounded at Vera
Cruz on April 81, received word this
morning from George Barnett, Major
General COmmandent at U. S. Marine
Corps headquarters. Washington
that a report had been received from
Vera Cruz stating that, the sons con-
dition was improving. The letter
stated that the information received
at Washington was of a general ma.
ture but any detailed information re-
ceiyed in the future will be prompet'
ly forwarded. A postscript conveyed
the information that later report
had, just been received stating that
the condition of the wound was great |
Iy improved and that their eventual
recovery was anticipated. The letter
was dated Saturday, April %.
Miss Dena Becher of Davenport is |
visiting friends here few days.
Maurice Leopold of Des Moines was
business about town Fri |
day.
Pella Chronicle: II. w. Langerak,
wife and daughter, Miss Corneia Wis
ted at Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Bussey Record: John Maitre left
evening for Oskaloosa, where
le has employment as painter.
James X. Henderson OF the James
j. Kirk Company is in town taking
rest after a strenuous spring cam
,aign on the road.
Sigourney News: J. Z. McClanahan,
# Oskaloosa was in Sigourney Satur-
lay morning He was on his way
iome from Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Grier who
ave been spending the winter with /
heir son in Pleasantville Iowa, re-
urned to their home last Saturday.
Pella Chronicle: Prof. r. D. Mcln.
ire went along with the college boys
o Oskaloosa Friday afternoon to take
n the Central-Penn baseball game.
Pella Chronicle: William Dingeman
md family visited over Sunday at the
lome of Mrs Dngeman's brother, {.
Hols. at Oskaloosa. Mrs. Hols has
Ieen quite i'll.
SigCurney News: Mrs. Lavisa Up
Iegraf and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hair
an and son, John went to attend a
birthday dinner at the hotel Downing l
,iven in honor of the wife of Judge
Ben Mccoy.
Eddyyille Tribune: Walter Moss OF
)skalOosa visited his mother Mrs. Nj.
:. Moss last Friday. Walter, We I'M
eI stand. is becoming quite a wrestler
nd will go after the middle weight
championship.
PeIla Chronicle: We note that mar
iage license was issued in Des MOin-
IS Saturday to John McCutChen Of
Iskaloosa and Miss Mildred Hanna
t the same city. We have looked in
ain in our exchanges for anything
more about the event, but as one OF
ohn's many Pella friends, we extend
congratulations.
Ora Garfield now of Raw,ins. Wy
,ming formerly a successful young
armer of Mahaska county has return
d here to close some real estate deals
nd trades involving Wyoming and
lontana property. Mr.. Garfield in
andling business for other parties
Interested but not resident near his
Ocality took up real estate work and
as now almost more than he can do.
lie returned to the Northwest Sat.
vening.
New Sharon Star: Charles Walling,
manager and VIM Barrows. foreman,
( the Oskaloosa Daily Herald. accom-
anied by Will NJ Radford, represent
ng the International Typesetting Ma.
hine Company of Chicago, made
rip to New Sharon Monday for the
of seeing the new Intertype
ypesetting machine recently installed
n the STAR Office The STAR has
ne of the most modern equipments
# any small town printing plant in
he state, and our visitors were very
in their comments up
N the office.
Harry c. Walsmith for ten years an
Engineer in Mexico is a guest of his
BROTHER A. j. Walsmith of Oskaloosa
md goes to Sioux City to visit his
,arents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Walsmith.
lie is on a vacation trip of two months
'xtent. He has been in Latin Ameri. |
"a for fifteen years or more and is
with southern politics and
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