The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

6l2 C avenue west. Mr. Hicks is a
painter by trade.
John Cleveland and family are NOV
ing to Great Falls, Montana, where
they will make their residence Mrs.
Cleveland and daughter left last ev-
ening over the NJ. & st. L., while Mr..
Cleveland remains to go with the car
of household goods.
DR., and Mrs. w. Anderson and
daughter, of Bussey, were in town
yesterday afternoon enroute to Ro
chester, MINI. Mrs. Anderson is a
former resident of this city
Chas. S. Walling of the Herald
went to Chicago last evening to join
the Iowa Admen's brigade at the
Eleventh Annual Convention of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World.
John P. Hiatt is seriously ll with
congestion of the bowels. he was
taken sick Monday afternoon and has
suffered intensely since. He was re-
ported some better today, and it is
now thought he will get along nicely.
Uncle Robert Wharton of Bussey,
so word comes, is rapidly failing and
is lin a bad way" He is seriously
indisposed and his advanced age,
ninety-six years, makes recovery next
to impossible. He is unconscious a
part of the time and is daily growing
weaker.
Mrs. o. F. Boiling and children of
uh vic N
her sister, Mrs. John O'Hearn, at Mar,
shalltown, were guests Sunday and
Monday at the parental Jenkin Reese
home on South | street. They were
accompanied from MarshalltOwn by
Mrs. OHearn and her children, who
will visit briefly with friends and rel
atiVes
John Boiling and two sons Of Mon
mouth, H., have arrived in the city
and are living at 602 ID avenue west.
Mr. Boiling is employed as brakeman
IN the M. & St l.. railroad, and is a
brother of o. f. Boiling, formerly Of
this. city, but now of Des Moines.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robinson of Brighton is
with Mr. Boiling and sons and will
keep house for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mayberry, of
Enid, Oklahoma, are here for visit
with old time friends. They formerly
lived in this county and for many
years were residents of the Indian
apolis neighborhood. Mr.. Mayberry
says he always stopped in at the Her
aid office when he came to town, some
fifty years ago, and we were glad to
have him do it again today. We hope
he will keep up the practice for the
next fifty years at least.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Mary
Ruby of Oskaloosa and Mr.. Tavern
McFarlin of Bunker Hill were mar
riei in Mason City one day last week.
VIM. Allen, brakeman on the east
ern division of the NJ. & st. L., and
his wife, are moving here from Mar
shalltown. The change in location
was made necessary by the recent
change in the train schedules.
Knoxville Journal: Rev. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. Minear of Oskaloosa, were
visitors in Knoxville and vicinity last
Wednesday and Thursday-the Rev.
Mr.. Minear coming for the purpose of
officiating at the Craig-Marsh we'd
ding.
Keosauqua Republican: Mrs. !. N.
Thompson of Oskaloosa visited last
week near Mt Sterling with her par
ents, George and Mrs. Hardin. Mrs.
Thompson formerly resided in Keo-
the mercantile business. ..f
Abba Union: Marquis Barr, claim
agent of the M. & st. l.. Ry Co, was
In Abba yesterday looking after bust
ness matters. Mr.. Barr was sheriff OF
Mahaska county at one time, and
served the state several years as
warden OF the penitentiary at Ana
mosa.
Eddyyille Tribune: Among the list
OF scholarships issued at the Com
mencement OF Drake University of
Des Moines last week. We are pleased
to learn that one of our young men,
Robert II. Powers, west of town, has
received a scholarship of $3.50 In the
department OF physics. Robert isla
graduate OF the Eddyyille High school
and is an Intelligent young man OF
much ability.
williamsburg Journal; Mr.. Gerald
Shuell and Miss Maude Shuell return
ed to Parnell last week after a very
successful year as high school teach
ers. Mr.. Shuell was on the faculty at
Manly ami HIS worth was fully APP
lpreclated. Miss Shuell has been prin-
cipal OF the school at Fremont for
four years and has been granted an
other extension of her tenure. She is
finely educated and her work as
teacher has attracted the attention OF
the leading school men OF the state.