The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

lNOHHctllOn Will -llp OShNlOOcd al
Festival held yesterday.
j Harry e. Beck is in the city toda!
completing final arrangements TO
the coming of the big show Of tn,
season, The Bohemian Girl" which
comes 10 the Masonic on Thursday
evening. They bring with them the
original cast which showed in New
York and in Chicago, and this is its
first trip out of the metropolitan cit
les.
Brooklyn Chronicle: J. w. Fritz
cell was in Oskaloosa on business
Saturday. A man with less nerve
than Mr.. Frizzell would have baked
on the job, considering the condition
Of the roads and the fact that No. s
was too late for him to go by train
But he braYed mud and water and
succeeded in making the journey
without serious mishap.
or a former Oskaloosa boy the
Delta Press says: Z. L. Garrett goes
to work this week as travelling sales.
man for Charles Neckles Sons, a
Wholesale paint house of Davenport
Cary's territory will be southern Iowa
and with his working knowledge of
paints and Varnisi.es, and his prior
travelling experience, he should be
very successful in his new work.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. G. T. Wilson of Abba arrived
here this morning for a few days
visit at the home of Mrs. F. L. Reyes.
DIR. David Edwards Of Penn college
left this morning for Colfax to be
in attendance at the state convention
of Librarians.
Mrs. H. L. Spencer was a passenger
to ColfaX this morning, going to at
tend the State Librarians convention
being held there.
Mrs. Elsie Long of Milwaukee, Wis,
who has been visiting here with rela-
tives for some time, returned to her
home last evening.
Adam Embling of Eddyville has
come to Oskaloosa Off permanent res.
Idence that he may have the advan
tage of the local school facilities for
mis- children.
Mrs. Clarence Andrews of Monte
yuma, who has been visiting here at
he John Andrews and c. S. McCor-
nick homes, returned to her home
his morning.
Mrs. M. G. Roberts, of Kankakee,
H., left this morning for the northern
art. of the state for short visit, al.
er visiting at the DR.. ]. G. Roberts
lone in this city.
Mrs. Annie Norgard and daughter,
Mss Florence, OF Ogden, Iowa, and
dr. Christian Anderson of Copenhag. |
IN, Denmark, are visiting at the E. |
Farnsworth home.
Jerry Kretzer of Des Moines was
alling among Oskaloosa friends yes.
erday. Jerry was section foreman |
IN the Rock Island years ago when a |
ig fill east of town near Spring Creek |
bridge gave endless trouble. His |
uccesSful handling of the problem |
ed to his promotion In the road ser.
ice.
Ray Childress, who was forced to
eturn home last week from his
chool work at Kemper Military Acod-
my because of a dislocated hip, left
his morning for Bonneville where he
viii make arrangements for the re-
urn of his property to this city Ray
lill continue his work in the loacl
Ugh school.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
lr. and Mrs. r. w. Overturf have
ONE to this city from Oskaloosa and
Iill make this their future home. Mr..
)verturf was in the grocery bsiness
n OSkaloOsa and comes here to enter
he same business with his son, Cald-
r r. Oyerturf. The Messrs. Overture
ave bought out the interest of l.. r.
.ockard in the firm formerly known
s Lockard & Overturf. Mr.. and Mrs.
)verturf will live at North Third
venue.
Abba Union: Mr. and Mrs. George
have returned to Oskaloosa
fter a pleasant visit with Abba
riends. Il
Bussey Record: Frank Harris
pent last week in 0skaloosa. Mr.
Iarris had about forty varieties OF
pples on exhibition at the Fall Fes. :,
wal there.
Knoxville Express: Thursday ev-
ming Miss Othello Bybee entertained
t the Bybee home in honor of Miss
,adie Rogers, who will make her
uture home in OskalOosa, After this
arty Miss Birdie Smith was hostess
4 the same guest at French line
arty.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Anna Grant
Who teaches in Richlani township,
fahaska county, was unable to reach
er school last week on account OF
he high water. She went to New
sharon by train Monday of this week
nd will get back to the school from II
hat point.
Mrs. c. w. Jordon who has been in
western Nebraska and in Colorado
uring period of eight weeks, in
uest of health betterment has return
d to her home here. She is much bet
er and had been greatly benefited
as increased in weight and returns
ceiling fine"
Mrs Wilbur Bass has received com
from her brother, Fred
Ioore of Salt Lake telling of an &C. :
,ident to her mother, Mrs. Moore,
Who has been spending the summer
With her son in Salt Lake city. Mrs.
Moore was preparing to depart for
Ter home here when she sustained a
all resulting in the fracture of the
wrist that will delay her departure
TX weeks or more.
Mpmhers of the y Il q organiza-