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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24
VIII Leave for rnu,.s

MISS Jessie Millett. who has spen, the
iast year in the city as the guest ~
- ana Mrs. Twyham. will Leave for
New York this comine v-se
mere she Will sail to Liverpool PM
.ahd Miss Nillctt has made many
1p,shd while In the city and they will
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Removed 20 Ho.natal

NEW MARTINSVILLE W ", Am
j. G. McMunn. OF the south
zoe VINO has been confined to her home
ssin ssntrhl months suffering from a
A. saturday. While there she will I'M
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Logan q srysu's Closing Stock Letter

NEW YORK. April 23.-Early weak
ness was followed by strength as a
~onsequenc OF the fact that offerings
on the declines were well taken. The
manner In which the public absorbed
Stocks Is very surprising and this fea-
tute may work against any decline OF
conservatism II may stIil be- well 20 a..
cept at least part profits on long lines
on the hard spots. IN view OF th. sub
stantial advances already recorded
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The funeral of the siH. months old
child ~ Mr. and Mrs W D. MrComas
of Dodge Center. MINI. was held here
W efneEdav afternoon at the home of
Milton NcComua. conducted hy Rev G.
carlos. pastor 81 the NJ q church
frrw.
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wednesdsy. April ~. John a HORTON
Louis Eherie. both Of neaIsville. we're
married - the " E parsonage in
Woodsheld. Rev Q r Carlos oniciat-
ing
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Will

The will Of the late Mary Stewart
Emma Stewart was named adminis-
%tratrix with bond fixed at $1,000. The
National Suret Company were ac-
cepted as surety. The estate was
equally divided among her -four daugh-
tiers.
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COUNTY


Jesse Coswell and Louise McCrack-
en-. both OF Pittsburgh.
Roy ID. Jennings. Canton and Hattie
Branscromb. OF this city.
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firTsBURGH. Pa, April 23-cattle
STEADY. supply light Choice ts2Su
$50. prime sS-O0d SIS.
sheep-M eak supply light. Prime
wethers tIveQ I2b. culls and ommons
$50: lambs s.5oasbO.
Veal Calves-ts.Bo $1,000.
ss-Slo receipts 10 doubledecks
itlme heaNies $500 mediums and
heavy workers. 3sosuslo; light workers
$500 s.7s. s
SblCAOO. April e3.-Hogs=Receipts
if.yVV unsettled Bulk sT4OdssO.
hght Is5q7.75; mixed sI2SGT7o:
heavy te.son7.75. rouEh tss0&I 10.
pigs $3.50 700. law
cattl@Receiupts 1000 head. s,..a~
nauNe beef steers s6.l5ds.TO: western
sseefs sst5g Lbe; cows and heiferr
sseoE no calves ss.5OGe2
Shecp-Receipts 5000 head. r,..s
Sheep fSo $50. lambs ss.254iO'S5,
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Exceptionally large crowds are at
tending each session % the auction 81 l.
being held BY Harry Smith. Who r.
closing out his entirs stock 81 DRY
Z goods.
Ross swegart is auctioneef ans man
| rfVeu.
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Marriage

sap. axe 30. n Wheat. and
Ethel Phillips. age ~. OF Nine
T. W. barnard. age "a or Tpfoptovr
ana Oarrie Niger. age ~. Of Authem.
Jones Potts. age ~. Of DUFFY. 81. and
anna Lively. ~ 80. Of Duffy. a.
NJ. T.. Fahey. age Is. oil Ugndrcd .,d
Dalsy Brady. age 10. or Hundred.
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. : Wilson and wife TO < " "
N. 100 acres, Adams township. s.
In Probate Court.
L--.--- L-..---.L ~ .. -


Saturai Gas 90 ~ west virginia is
drilling a. 900 feet on their Ludwig
No 4
Jack LoNlond is spuddinF 90 their
Henry Blrcklo No. T.
Peters AMI others 40 T. Fwers a.
Hunter. is due saturday.
Natural Gas Co 81 West virginia.
NO l. fliaT Headley between Cameron
and EeallevilIe iv good for 20 barrels
in the Cow Run sand.
Thonen and McCough are drilling a.
600 feet on r r Hobbs 40.
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The Eastern star lodge ~ Woodsreid.
.nr" haNiug rchearsa1s every evening
preparatory Co n home talent play 10 b
EIVon iu The near future for furnishing
Che new Masonic hail
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WHEELING. ". Va. April %. rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A L. Maat-n A Co. banker.
and brokers. National Exchange BANG
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY 70. April ~ -crsdft hst.
.9rce7 tab Runs ftf SO averaFe RI
$50 shipments 1o0.ess average Ef.0sf.
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Briefs and Personals

Paul street and will engage in n gen
cral produce business.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

MHEELlNG. W. Va. April 20. Is
ranse or active stocks on the New
io,k STOCK Exchange. corrected daily by
A.. f. Masten & Co. brokers, ~
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England has l4.152 telegraph Offices.
and last year handled 81. 200. 900 mes
sagcs.
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MaEdalene Martin qualified az ad-
ministratiN for the late Adam Martin.
Bond was fixed at 800 with no surety.
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SIX day. printing % postage stamps
placed end 10 end would reach from
New York TO San Francisco.
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LOCAL o c
WHEELING. W. Va. April %. Is
Daily quotation List or the wheeling
Stock Exchange
STOCKS ina A. - =
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MAJ F~idelheit. of WrKeeepo-t has
opened an onics and business room on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w. Va. April %. Is.
Reported by a. r. Masten a Co. L. r.
strand. members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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c0-NeurnlFylins 90. boots -.
hptil 2oth. 90 dividend payable MAJ III
..hooks. close April f7fh per
cent dividend payable Apru 30th.
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WHEELING TRACTION ooMPAaY
rss.Ss SCHEDULE

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND w~ELLSBUR0
Wheeling wellsbure
Leave
f2nd Street. Law.
Wheeling welisburE
lV.SO a m $500 a m.
$3.50 p. m 1880 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUNDSvILk
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street. Law.
wheeling houndsvilie
10 100 a m. lao %. m
1850 y. m
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing in excess of
nfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except unday
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments Of medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and els
n. m.
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO
Realty Transfeu


MopDSFlELD. o.. April 23-Thos.
LETTERS and wife 20 Charles p. Work
man. - acres. Center township. 81.
Richard l.. Carpenter 10 Geo. VI.
knox and wife. 2JS acres. Seneca town
ship. f2.5O0.
u N Phelps 90 John q Phelps. 5lS7
acres IN Sunsbury township. 81.
John Stegner To- DorOthea Thornberry.
lzu acres summit township. S2T5.
Sarah A. Rice to Celcstia Fcrock. part
lot. Lcwisyillc. $4,000.
iholomena Standt % Mary 4. Drum.
20 70 acres. Woodsnsld. 81.
: Wilson and wife 20 < ~ Wood
run. 100 acres, Adams township. 1900
In Probate Court.
Dennis Buskirk filed proof 81 publi-
cation u notice Of the appointment ~
IT,. S. buchanan. administrator o. Ed
ward Schneider.
Hearing on bill Of Phiip Rurkhart.
deceased, will admitted 90 probate
Robert p McCashin. executor ~ Will
OF David MCCashiu. nlsd Inventors.
p vs.. SmithberEer and John O. Rurk-
hart appointed executor Of Philip Burk-
hart.
Applications filed 10 probate will OF
Heating set
s. a. no q M.
". '. Jones. administrator Of Robert
hFEan filed second and nual account
Testimony % W y Moore taken on
the viii o. Reuben T. Raiston.
Adam Bach. guardian 81 g. Haine. III
ed petition 60 sell real estate.
" r. Moore. ndminisfrntor Of Han
nah Morris. filed FIRST and final account
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DEEDS
. W Hicks TO James McCann, lot
IN E~dgingtOn. Consideration, $40.
W. - Hicks to James Mccain, loo.
2 In Terrace addition to Edgington
Lane. Consideration, $40.
short Creek Cemetery Association
IN William Connolly lot 4. In the Gem
.eteV. Consideration. $40.
Mary K. Dixon. ct al. 10 Frederick
GerstinE. lot Il IN Square %. South
Side. Consideration. $40
Frank Wadsworth 10 w. y Hicks.
parcel ~ land on Little wheeling
Creek Consideration. $40
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Deeds Of Trust.
Six deeds ~ trust we're left POI
record with the clerk Of the COUNTY
court yesterday.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares es2.7OO. Bonds s4.s43.OOO
UD-EN-div. soc.
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I Open. High. Lev. Close.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
THE VISITING Nurse
Woman's Club Will Cooperate
- With oskalOOsa Hospital.

The Philanthropic Department of
the WOman's Club held the open ses-
sion on Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
aChas. Glover, and one of the best
open meetings in the history of the
department was the result. A splen.
did company heard the most excel.
lent talk given by Professor Case of
Penn college on ''DegeneraCy, and
Social Welfare" Mr.. Case gave out
some splendid ideas on the subject,
and was very interesting In his dis.
cussion. Mrs. E. Marsh Williams
read a paper which was unusually in.
teresting, which gave new life to the
work in hand, and which was of in.
terest to every guest of the after
noon. The club adopted the Visit.
ing Nurse" proposition which they
have taken up with the Oskaloosa
Hospital, and a generous allowance
was decided upon to help carry out
the work. IA committee composed
of Mrs. Dewitt, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
White, Mrs. Kalbach, Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. Jerrel was appointed to care
for the visiting nurse department. 1t
was a splendid meeting, one of the
best In the history of the club, and
3 direct help to each member of the
department. 4 HA #
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
Many FINE new HOMES
Are Being Built in And Around
r. New Sharon.

-
Many fine new homes are being
built in and around New Sharon this
season. The s. L. Fleener house
is now about ready to be occupied.
M. MCNAMARA is building a beautiful
nine room house on East Market
street. l.. F. Craver G. Co. of Tain
tor, who built Mr.. Flsener's house,
have humber of contracts ahead of
them a, They are now finishing a
new house on the L. A. Burdln farm,
near Peoria. 1t is l4x24 feet, with
Ia kitchen 14x16. They will begin
this week on C. T. Miller's new house
east Of Taintor. The foundation,
which is 3Sx41 feet, Is already com
Pleted. The building is to be a
bungalow type with all modern con-
veHiences. A new: house is to be
built by emission &, Partridge Co.,
Successors to l.. #. Crayer & Co,
west of their lumber yard at Taintor,
which Will be, occupied by their 10.
cal manager Mr.. II. "A. Sauerman.
The house will be 26x2S feet. They
are also going to build a new lumber
shed, 56X60 feet Mr.. Craver will
also build new house for A. L. Fox,
on the former Peter Myers farm,
three miles north of New Sharon;
also q barn, 2Sx32 feet, for Lou Bus.
by, and a barn 22x32 feet. for A. e.
Longaker at Taintor. -. b.. .~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
Clay Garden Store at Tracy Entered
by Burglars.
(By Busy Bee-Tracy.)

Some time Wednesday night
thieves broke into the ClaTy Garden
store and took quite lot OF articles,
among the things taken being a
watch. They gained entrance by
way of the back door. Who ever
they We're there seems to be no clue.
Sheriff CrOnkhite of Knoxville was
here Thursday working on the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ripple, Walter
RouZe and Zenard Spaur visited on
Sunday at the Austin Bennington
home.
Sammie Ripple and wife spent Sun
day at the parental Sadie Bruere
home.
Mrs. Clarence McCrillis is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Sadie Bruere is at the Abbott
Hospital.
Earl SarVer and family visited on
Sunday with Fletcher Oakey's.
Mrs. Sarah Doughman has return
ed home from California where she
has been the past three months.
Miss Alice Blakeley is staying
with her sister, Mrs. c. McCrillis.
The Garden sale was we'll attended
Monday and everything sold we'll
Mrs. GIL. Parker was an Oskaloosa
visitor Thursday. - -.
John Bennington was business
visitor in Knoxville on Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Brubaker has been in
Des Moines attending the Eastern
Star Grand Chapter. ....
Mrs. Tom Jones and sons, Andrew
and Paul, were in Swan last Sunday
to attend a wedding of near rela,
tive.
T. p. Overton shipped car load
Of mules to Missouri on Thursday.
The Tracy high school will have a
Halloween party and weiner roast
in the woods Saturday night Be
careful of spooks. q.
Johnson Brothers recently finished
hulling clover for their brother
Charles.
Clarence McCrillis is putting up a I
lew wash house. g..
Oct. 30, 1915.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04

They invited in their near neigh
bors, their old friends, number OF
the comrades of. the 38rd and the near
relatives TO celebrate the event of
their fiftieth anniversary at their
home five miles southeast of Oska-
loosa.
The day was ideal and the people
who fifty years ago went to the we'd
ding in OK carts or on horseback and
on foot came to the golden wedding
in the latest Model automobiles and
Fords. The guests were entertained
throughout the day in the most hos
pitable manner. A three course din.
ner was served which included all the
good things that go to make an oc.
casion of this kind n complete sue.
cess. "f -. . =. -Vfsfs..l.' ..-.
After dinner the company" enjoyed
a number Of toasts given by. the old
soldiers and oil settler, friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Crozier. AS some one
remarked the occasion seemed to be
a soldiers reunion, and old settlers
picnic and golden wedding all in
one Rev. Malone, pastor of. the Uni.
ted Presbyterian church of Oskaloosa
and Unity, acted as toaastmaster and
did his part in his natural genial; and
pleasing style. On his +, invitation
Comrades Cooper, Cowen, Shaw, Boyd
and -Crozier, (of Russell, Iowa. re.
sponded, and neighbors Hoover, How
ell, Unsioker and. Rice. Rev., Malone
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
'TWASA REAL HARVEST
hospital Benefited by Generosity
of Congregational Sunday School.


e Harvest Day" at the Congrega.
tional church was splendid success.
Every member of the Sunday school
was requested to bring an apple and
a potato to Sunday school. A table
placed at the front of the church was
beautifully decorated to receive the
fruits, an immense. pumpkin in the
center OF the table was draped with
beautiful clusters of white, red and
purple grapes. A smaller pumpkin
at each corner Of the table, and more
grapes, made a pretty place for the
donations. About two bushels of ap.
pies and about two bushels of pota-
toes were received, and these with
the table decorations will be given to
the City Hospital. The idea of the
donation was to teach the younger
members of the Sunday school to be
generous, to instill in their minds the
beautiful thouhgt of remembering
others, out of the :fullness of their
own lives. Then, too, it was to cele-
brate the Harvest idea, and to help
the hospital. fs. ~..... ID. ... ...
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
IN south MAASKA co in WEST NAHASKA co LADIES CLEARED $40
DOings and Happenings in Eddyville
Told by Correspondent.

Eddyville, Oct. 30.-Mrs. Mae Coon
OF Abba and Mrs. Ada Starkey of OF
tumwa were recent guests of their
mother. Mrs. Ed Bland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wray Torrey of Avo.
ca, who have been visiting relatives
in Eddyville, went to Des Moines
Wednesday to attend Grand Chapter
o. E. s.
Mrs. David Moran returned Thurs
day from a visit with relatives in
Washington and other western
states.
Dave TemPleton, who has been
spending the past six months at
Haxtum, Colo, returned to his home
in Eddyville on Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Berry of Ottumwa was
a guest Thursday at the parental
Chas. Kussart home.
Mrs. Dolph Templeton of HaXtum,
Colo, is visiting this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hays,
and other relatives and friends.
DR.. and Mrs n. S. Bradfield were
business callers in Ottumwa Thurs.
day
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Huibregtse,
Wednesday, Oct. q, 1915, a daugh
ter. 49,.
Glen Shelton and family will leave
this week for Nevada to make their
home. r. A. Logue has purchased
the Shelton property. .
Chas. SwitZer has returned from
Colorado where he has been working
the past year.
Funeral services for the twin
of MIR. and Mrs. Cal Chord
were held Thursday p. m, at 2:3O,
from the home. Services were con.
Quoted by Rev. Day and interment
made in Highland cemetery. y,
Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell are
spending the week in Ollie visiting
relatives. .~
Mrs. Geo. Free and little daughter
and Mrs. Alta Free we're Abba pas
sengers Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. r. Shahan and Mrs.
Sarah, Shahan were business callers
N Des Moines, Thursday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Crozier cele-
brated their fifthieth wedding ami
yersary, Tuesday, October 26, 1915.
Mr.. .Crozisr was a native OF Shelby
County, Ohio, but has lived in, Iowa
for sixty years. Mrs Crozier, whose
maiden name was Mary Elizabeth
Martin. was born in Van Buren, Coun.
~, Iowa. Her father moved onto the
Martin homestead two miles from
where they now live when she was
three months Old. Mr. Martin built a
log cabin on the land and moved into
it three months before It was open for
homestead entry. Mrs. Crozier was
the first white baby many of the In,
dams had ever seen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crozier are both of Scotch-Irish de.
cent, and are of the hardy stock OF
which pionsers are made. ..
At the opening of the Civil War Mr..
Crozler. then just coming to manhood
inlisted in Co. X, 33rd Regiment Iowa
Volunteer Infantry and served his
country until the close of the war.
The 33rd was mustered out OF service
and returned in September of 1865,
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Crozier were mar
ried October 26. The first of March
following they moved into the house
in which they now live and have lived
continuously during the fifty years of
their married life, and viii doubtless
continue to live there for many years
to come, as they are both stilf young
people. ~ ....... = 49,. ..1- 10,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
WEALTHY FARMER A SUICIDE
Leaves Letter Stating He Wants a
Masonic Funeral. Had Been
In M Health.

Waterloo, Nov. i.--Ross w. Emert,
40, wealthy farmer and stock man
OF Dewar, died early today of poison
ing. -
He left a letter stating that he
wanted Masonic burial and naming
the pail bearers. Emert had been in
i'll health for some time.
St. Louis Editor Suicides. 81
st. Louis, Nov. .1.--Col Edward l.,
Treeporiss, president OF the German
American publishing company OF st.
Louis ended his life in his home by
shooting himself in the head.
He also held an interest in the Tim.
es in st Louis and other papers. He
has been In III health for two years
years following an tofto bomocm h
following an auto accident.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04
EAST CENTER GRANGE
Happy Halloween Party is Held at
the School House.

Halloween was displayed in all it's
original glory at East Center Grange
Friday night. just before o'clock all
manner of mysterious people began
to assemble at East Center school
house. No better class OF actors could
have been found in the greatest Of
plays. From the ragged tramp to thu
old-fashioned girl costumes ranged in
artistic displays, The gypsy girl made
q fortune by disclosing the future to
the ever egar young and old. After all
had assembled q line was formed and
passed by the judges stand displaying
all the glory OF their costumes ana al
soatheir ability TO act. 1t was really
hard to determine who did rank first;
all were good, The judges finally de-
cided to give Cordelia Barnes first for
the girls and Glen Barnes first for
the boys.
Next came the unmasking ana the
discovery of .'whoe's who Candy.
peanuts, pop corn. pie coifee. etc,
We're sold for the benefit OF the
grange. Everything tasted good ana
everyone had plenty to. eat. No one
went home hungry. AS usual, al q late
hour departures were made regret
fully for all had good time as q
Center Grange
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04

cattle to st. Louis, Sunday, and JohI
Purdin shipped a car OF hogs to Chi
cago, Tuesday. ..
Mr.. Joseph Shurtz, of Deer Creek
HI, arrived at Wright, Saturday, fol-
a visit with her daughter Mrs. Car
f Skunk and family. =
Mrs, Julia Helm and daughter, Mrs
Ira Simmons, left this morning for a
visit to the expositions and other
points of interest in the west.
r. E, Vincent, .JFPemont's popular
left Thursday for Let's, Ia,
his old home for visit with rela.
tipes. sot ~ H
nv. p. Rhoads left Tuesday after.
noon for northern Iowa to buy pota-
toes for his store here. .4ta2 a.
Cleo McNew has purchased the
dray line OF 4, III. McISibben and will
take possession Monday.
j l.. Hoffman returned home Mon
day from weeks visit in Central
Virginia with a cousin from Illinois
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04

in closing said he had not called on
the ladies' because he had noticed
that III assemblies of ladies they al.
ways all talked at once. so now he
would call on them all together so
they could talk that way and they did.
Much OF the success of the celebra.
ton was due to the two sons and TWO
daughters, who were home for the oc.
casion and acted as hosts and host
esses and served the bonntiful repast.
The guests left many beautiful and
profitable tokens of their appreciation
together with their good wishes.
Among those present were: w. II.
Cowan and wife, Albert Cooper and
WIFE. Lee Howell and wife, s. c. Mar
tin, and wife. A. s.. Pringle' and wife,
]. o. Snyder and wife, Rev Malone
and wife, w !. Rice and wife, Arson
Tennis and wifet7 N. w. Gray, w. II.
Crozler,' wife and sons; Glenn ana
Ralph, Roy Ryan and wife, Elsie Gro
zier. C.. =. Crozisr and wife, Mrs.
Melissa Martin, Harry Crozier, B. B.
Martin William Shaw and daughter.
Anna Z Harrison all of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, ID. X, .Unsicker and wife, Mrs.
Mcbride, X aKundson, wife and son,
Kenneth = and ,NW..< W. Z, Wright, all of
Wright, Iowa. 1T. 81 Crozier, of Rus.
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