The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-02-11


| Bussey Record: Miss Odeal villont,
who has been home for several weeks,
left Monday for Oskaloosa.
Herbert Johnson, a graduate of the
Herald job rooms, has accepted a pO-
sition with A. p. Norton, on the FIRE.
mont Gazette.
! Mrs. Susie Landfear passed through
the city yesterday enrOute to her
home in Wright after a weeks visit
with relatives in Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shuppy passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
their home in Brighton after an eX-
tended visit with friends in Armour,
South Dakota.
Abba Union: Philip Dale of Oska,
loosa, who has been visiting at the
home of w. H. Burdan and other rel
atives in Abba and vicinity, left on
I thursday morning for his home.
Monroe County News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rol McCord and Mr.. Ray McCord
spent q few days the past week at
the parental McCord home in Oska.
loosa with their omther, who is very
! ILL.,
Bussey Record: Mrs. John Maitre
and son returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa Monday morning after spend
ing several days with relatives here.
She was accompanied home by her
father, viii Spaur, who spent the day
there.
Eddyville Tribune: f. J. Evans, a
general missionary for the American
| Sunday School Union, was in town a
few days ago looking after the inter
ests of his work. While in town he
called on Rev. r. X. Holiday, the NJ.
e. pastor.
Fred S. Dickson, an agent of the
Agricultural Department of the Unit
ed States, has been in town several
days securing statistical information
for the use of the department He
makes Oskaloosa headquarters from
which to visit each town and town
ship.
Knoxville Journal: Carpenters are
busy repairing the damages wrought
| by the recent fire at the II. Jay Town
! ley jewelry store. Mr.. Townley has
not yet succeeded in getting q settle
ment from the insurance companies
| for the damage to his household
| goods.
Abba Union: Word has been re-
| ceived that the United Presbyterian
missionaries who sailed recently for
| Egypt, including Rev. Earl Elder and
wife and Chas. Bell and wife, have
reached Alexandria, Egypt, in safety.
They have made the end of their voy-
age at a dangerous time in that coun-
try.
Knoxville Express: Music lovers OF
Knoxville will be delighted to hear
that the Oskaloosa Knights of Pyth-
las Glee club of twenty-siX people will
give an entertainment Thursday even
ing, Feb. 10, at X. P. Castle hall. This
promises to be one of the social
events of the season and a musical
treat to all attending.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sparks and the formers little
son all of Lynnville, who had been in
Oskaloosa attending the wedding of
Miss Blanche Harding and Mr.. Lyle
Sparks, came on to Eddyyille Monday
evening and visited over night at the
home OF Mrs. Sparks brother, Frank
Hudson. Mrs. Sparks will be better
hHOMh lCIS WI D. ENilSC LlChi'
Delta Press: j. NJ. Mathew loaded
his household goods Tuesday to ship
to OskalOosa. Mrs. Mathew went up
on the noon passenger, and will stay
at the home of her son Elmer until
their goods arrive and everything is
settled in the house. Mr.. Mathew
went up on the evening train. They
have purchased property in Oska-
loosa and will make that their future
home.