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

casio, ana many Irlenus.
washington Journal: Miss Jennie
Daugherty of Muscatine was in the
city this morning on her way to Os-
Ka oosa. v here size will attend school.
W hat Cheer Chronicle: Earl Nc.
Mullen has moved back here from
Oskaloosa and has gone to work for
Jet Young Earl is a fine barber &.
We wish the boys every success.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno Griggs were called to Os-
kaloosa by the death of her brothers
wife, Mrs. Tarr, who was killed there
last week by an auto delivery run
ming into their buggy while on their
way TO town from their farm. Mrs.
Tarr had her skull crushed by being
thrown from the buggy
Fremont Gazette: ]. r. Fugard OF
Chicago was here Friday visiting at
the home of his uncle, c. w. Fellers.
Mr.. Fugard is an architect and drew
the plans for the elegant new home
which Mr.. Fellers has almost COM
pleted. When finished it will be
the finest residence in Mahaska
county, with one exception, and that
is the McNeill home in Oskaloosa.
OF a former Mahaska county resi-
dent the Washington Democrat says:
~ r. II. Taylor had a cracker jack
of a sale on Thursday The weather
was IS below zero but there were
more than 200 there. Mr.. Taylor felt
so good over the sale that he came
in and paid more for his sale ad than
he had contracted for. Receipts were
$5,0iS.77. d. +. Macon was the auc-
tioneer. Cows selling to $39, hogs to
$22, hay at $13, corn CSC, clover seed
1915"
Miss Jessie Christian of Grinnell,
and we'll Anown in OskaIoosa, is evil
IDENTIFY carrying things by storm in
Chicago Recently she sang at the
fourth monthly. concert OF the Chi
cago Woman's Musical Club in the
Congress Hotel before brilliant ca
pacity audience and the following fav-
orable comment on this appearance
is taken from The Music News: Miss
Christian would be singing with the
Paris Grand Opera this season but
for the war, and Music News readers
will recall a very interesting article
printed about her European success
in one of our August issues. She is
a woman of fine presence and style
and her attitude toward her art is on
the highest plane, for her technique
has been cultivated to degree which
makes it imPeccable and her intelli-
gence in Interpretation is notable.
Few singers can do the failure de-
manded. of a coloratura soprano so
skillfully and still fewer have breath
control which enables them to shade
their work so definitely and so effect
lively"
(From Mondays Daily.}
Miss Hazel McGlasson spent the
Week end with friends in Des Moines.
Ben Bernstein, of Abba, spent Sun
day at the parental B. Bernstein
home.
Miss Selma Crone, OF Ottumwa,
spent Sunday in the city with Miss
Eunice Belford
Miss Grace Bennink of Des MOines
will be entertained by local friends
here this week.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Mckay and
daughter Marie were OskalOosa Wis
itOrs last week.
Hamilton Sparks, of Huron, South
during the week.
c. W. Pratt, Of Sheridan, Wyo, is
visiting at the John Miller home on
First avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Jones of OF
tumwa spent Sunday at the parental
j. W. LarimeT home.
Mrs. Julia Springer of Omaha is
visiting old time friends and &C
quaintances about town.
Mrs. B. L. Harris left this morning
for What Cheer for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. T. l.. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Doty, of Des
Moines. were visitors with parents
and friends here yesterday
Mrs. Sadie Rhine came over from
Pella Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit at the Blancheon home.
Mrs. J. A. McClintic, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. c. Bruggen, left for
her home in Monmouth this morning.
Leo BaIdauf arrived last night from
Chicago and will be in the city Tor a
few days looking after business in
terests.
Grace Shroyer AM son Dale of Uni
!. sity Park left Saturday for few
days visit with her sister at Chilli,
,cothe, Iowa.
Mrs. James Hauser of the Downing
Hotel is home from a weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Roberts
at Washington. Ioda.
! Mrs. Maude Jones. OF The Vogue
Hat Shop, accompanied by Mrs. Matt
Fuller at this morning for Chicago
On a goods buying tr;I
Mrs. Maude Jones went TO Iowa
City Saturday for a brief visit with
her son Gilbert, who is student in
the school of pharmacy.
| Miss Meeham, manager Of the mil
linery department of the Baldauf
Rosenblatt store, leaves tomorrow Oh
goods buying trip TO Chicago.
H. w. Claywortb has moved his
residence quarters from No. 203 +
avenue east to the country and his
/ address is changed to X. +. ID. No.