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

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legible. The message reads: Pleas
deliver The Daily Register until fu
Their notice.. This card, with fift!
three other cards and letters, wa
found yesterday when workmen b.
gan tearing out the fixtures in tn
legislative postoffice at the capito
Apparently the clerks in the posi-
othce were careless in distributin
the mail. Cards and letters had slip
ped into spaces between the boxe
and dropped out of sight 1t was no
until the fixtures were torn apart yes
terday that the ancient mail wa
! found
Delta Press: Lucy Moore, who Il
employed at Oskaloosa, visited ovel
Sunday with relatives in Delta.
Iowa City Republican: Mary Dona
van goes to oskaIoosa tonight tC
spend the week end at a house party
Abba News: Byron spooner of Os
kaloosa was guest of his sister
Mrs. Chas. Schroeder, one day last
week.
Sac City Sun: Mrs. Terrell of Os-
kaloosa came up from Carroll Sun,
day and expects to conduct a series
of meetings at Grant City.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. c. Smith
has returned to her home in Oska-
loosa after a weeks visit with her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Smith
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. L. NJ. Towns
and Mrs. J. l.. Sopher of Oskaloosa
visited tor a short time in Grinnell
Saturday. They returned to Oska-
loOsa the same day.
Colfax Tribune: Miss Gertrude
Robinson, who has been visiting her
brothers, II. w. and Fred l.. Robin
son, lett Monday for a visit with
friends at Oskaloosa.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Miss Vera
Bennett, who teaches the A. S. Ora
ham school in Madison township, left
Friday for Oskaloosa for an over
sunday visit with her parents.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nash, Mr. and Mrs. F. h. Eckert and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Fair and children,
Maxine and Robert, OF Oskaloosa, Wis
ted Miss Belle Byram Sunday.
Knoxville Express: r. H. Porter
went to Oskaloosa. Saturday evening
TO visit over Sunday Mrs. Porter
lad been there the last few days Wis
ting at the home of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. G. H. Sowden.
Abba Union: G. A. Fishburn has
1een changed to the Tracy run and
s moving his family from Galesburg
o Oskaloosa. Accompanied by his |
wife he spent Sunday at the w. d. |
smith home enroute to Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot! Miss Eva |
3onsall OF Salem,a Ohio went to Os.
Ialoosa Saturday where she will visit |
n the homes of relatives and friends. |
She has been visiting for the last few
weeks in the VIM. Bonsall home in
his city.
DR.. J. s. Henderson, Frank c. LAT
and and Dan Riegel have been sum-
noned to act as grand jurors in the
ederal court at Ottumwa beginning
October 26. Dennis Ragen, Joseph
'tumps and Wm.DH. Springer have
,een summoned for duty as trial jur.
RS.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Hannah
lee and Mrs. }. C.Newell and daugh-
er, Mildred, went to Oskaloosa Fri
ay evening and went out to the
ountry home of their son and broth
r, A. n. Lee. Mr.. Newell went up
sunday morning and they all return
d home in the evening.
MOnteZuma Republican: The re-
ival meetings at the Friends church
n Blue Point closed last week on
CcOunt OF the weather being so I'M
avorable. MOnteZuma gospel team
ad charge Of services the first two
yeeks. Miss Terrell of Oskaloosa
hen took charge. Several were
Marshalltown Times Republican:
rank Cole, 800 East Linn street, a
brakeman on the NJ. & st. L., sus-
aimed a severe injury to his back
thursday when he was helping lift a
00-pOund monument into a freight
ar near Eldora. Cole slipped and
ell, wrenching his back severely. He
Ias brought home, and will probably
e confined to the house tor two or
hree weeks.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
Willard Zeller OF Greene county
judged the grains and vegetables at
he fall festival at Oskaloosa this
zee, and he reports that Mahaska
ounty hid an immense showing of
arm products, especially of corn and
pples. There were ten exhibits in
he fifty ear class of corn and thirty
We in the ten ear exhibits. The corn
vas of very fair quality, according
o Mr.. Zeller, and showed a fair de, /
rec OF maturity The horse show
Ias up to the usual standard of ex-
ellence shown at the Oskaloosa fall
estival. The Oskaloosa festival was
ne of the first festivals in the state,
nd the exhibits exceeded in quantity
What used to be at the county fair.
(From Tuesdays DailyJ
Miss Fern Starlin of Cedar Rapids +
vas in the city this morning enroute |
o Monmouth, Ill.
Miss Garnet Downey has gone to
RUSSELL to visit her aunt, Mrs. Esther
Walker for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Dasher left this
morning for Des .Moines where they
will yiist relatives and friends.
, Mrs. John Peterson and daughter
eft this morning for Gibson, Ia, where
hey will visit relatives and friends.
Ira Utterback left this morning for
Iedrick where he has accepted a po-
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