The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25


tor, Rev Eugene Allen, d. D.. who
through his answering devotion to
Firch church and its membarShiA anal
his endeavor above all things else to
serve God faithfully to the limit of
his ability and to serve his fellow
men as a true friend and helper, hav-
ing taken his stand four square in our
rity for all that is highest and best
in Christian citizenship, with such
sincerity that he has won perma-
nent place in our hearts and united
with a desire for larger service in
the future"
(From Mondays Daily]
Miss Anna Allen spent the week
end with friends in Abba.
Col. ]. II. Pickett left Friday night
for Chicago on a business trip.
Mrs. D. L. Dickeman, of Davenport,
is visitor with townspcople this
week.
Henry Frankcl of Dcs MoineS is
IN the city looking after local bust
ness matters
James Burke returned to Pella this
morning after few days visit with
his family here.
Mrs. N. Handler and daughter
Anna spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Garrett of Cedar
ere in the city Saturday looking af-
ter business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Moore of Cedar
we're in the city looking after bust
ness matters Saturday.
Miss Eva Mikesell of the Wool.
worth store is off duty for few days
caring for a severe cold.
Clarence Helm and wife have
changed residence from 602 North ID
street to 403 College Hill avenue.
Mrs. Catherine Rolfe, of Des
Moines, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Hemingway, near the city.
Mrs. Dan Devine of Sigourney ar
rived Saturday for brief visit at the
James Glass home at 433 North First
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Smith have
changed residence from 703 Sixth
avenue cast to No. 1913 Seventh ave.
nue. east.
Miss Altman of Chicago arrived on
Saturday to assume her duties as
trimmer for Mrs. Maude Jones mil
linery shop.
Miss Nellie Olivere left this morn
ing for her home in Pella for a few
and friends.
Miss Lulu Renike, of Cedar Rapids,
Is the guest during the week of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Pollard, of Sixth
avenue east.
Gilbert Jones came down from his
school duties at Iowa City for an over
sunday visit with his mother, Mrs.
I Maude Jones.
Mrs. Peter Haugcn returned Satur'
day from St Paul where she has been
in the interest of the Frankel MILL
merry department.
Miss Elsie WestmOreland was down
from New Sharon Saturday for a
brief visit at the J. o. EllwOOd home
on North street.
Supt. o. p. Flower left Friday ev.
ening for Cincinnati to attend the
superintendent convention to be
held there this week.
Charles Snyder came from Albert
Lea Saturday evening to have a day
with former associates and friends in
the Oskaloosa fire department.
Miss Aenid Beman was home from
collegiate work at Iowa Wesleyan, at
Mt. Pleasant, for a week end visit at
the parental G. Ed Beman home.
-. J. Cameron, resident of the
county on rural route No. 5, has
lnoved to the city with his family
and arc housed at No. rs South II
street.
Mr. aud Mrs Lewis 3. PicrsOn,
who have been residing on South
Eleventh street extension, have Sc
cured accommodations at No. 10 K
avenue east.
Earl Y. Yount, operator at the
grain Office, has accepted a position
with Lamson Bros. grain office In
Sioux City and leaves Monday to
take up his new work.
Alfred Anderson and family have
moved from Rose Hill to Oskaloosa
Mr.. Anderson has purchased the
place formerly occupied by Walter
Rice, who has given possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Reynolds and
son James, of Marshalltown, are in
the city for short visit with friends.
Mr.. Reynolds was called here to set
up the big new NJ. g. st. l.. engine.
Mace Hagan is making ready to
have things his own way in the new
home out on the Beacon road, the II.
A. Snuffin property. He is laying in
a supply of chickens, will have some
stock and give attention also to small
fruit.
Paul Keiselbach OF Jefferson City
Mo-, has accepted a position with the
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Company
in the capacity of solicitor Of new
business, the place made vacant by
the resignation of Clifford Johnson,
who has joined Floyd Earring in the
automobile business. Mr.. Keiselbach
is a capable and experienced man In
the business, competent and likable,
and he comes with excellent recon-
ntendations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rowland and
daughter, well known residents of
Pose Hill, have purchased the George
Stout property, formerly the Mike
Carnpy 1Wellinp rorner e. aypnup