The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24


l.. Hon. J.. M. Briggs OF New Share
was in the city Saturday afternoo
!, looking after business affairs.
ell G. f. Fair was passenger to A
3 bia, this morning, going to do SON
i photography for the M. e st. l.. roa
a Doctor +. f. Parker and w. C. Il
! dice arrived home Saturday from De
Moines and attendance at the aut
yishow.
Richard Jordon, who has been al
,Ipointed to fill the night clerk AMI OF
Ierator vacancy atFthe local NJ. & S
t l.. road IaAh j. @ELohG' Hp@
r, w. Clayton of Chicago arrived i
town Sunday for visit at his HON
/ here and TO be among Old time friend
, for few days. - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vincent re
turned last evening to their home Ii
Ottumwa after a week end visit il
the city with friends.
Miss Veva Renholdt returned thi
morning to her home in Des Nome
after few days visit in the city will
Mrs. ]. c. Mccormick.
Miss Edith Holt of Grinnell, WHIT
spent Sunday in this city visiting a
| the ]. II. Kelley home, returned to hel
home in Grinnell this morning.
Charles Gunnar has returned home
from an extended visit through the
south, spending several days in New
! Orleans and near by cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Rich of Hubbard
Iowa, returned to their home this
morning after a two weeks visit here
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Cox.
Miss Tina Weingarten left this morn
ing for Searsboro, where she will visit
for a couple of weeks at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Weingarten.
Taylor Kensel of LaJunta, Colo, has
signed with the Mason City base ball
team for the 1916 season and will be
in Oskaloosa soon to be in readiness
for the training season.
w. M. Parsons, Iowa S tie secre-
tary of the Y. M. G.. A was in this
city Saturday, meeting the omcers of
the local association and looking over
the progress of the Oskaloosa institu
ton. '
Miss Doris Thomas left this morn
ing for Des Moines where she will at
tend the funeral services OF her cous-
in. Miss Florence Allen who died in
Springfield ILL.,, on Tuesday of last
week.
Richard Jordon, who has been ap-
pointed to fill the night clerk and OPP
orator vacancy at the local M. & st.
l.. passenger depot, assumed his new
duties last night. MIR. and Mrs. Jorden
are living on north A street
Mrs. +. F. Bridges who submitted to
an operation at the Washington Park
Hospital of Chicago is convaleGcing
nicely AMI will leave the institution
this week She will be with her sister
in Chicago for a number of weeks.
Joe Cant, one of the best known
mine workers OF the vicinity has been
elected as the representative of Os-
kaloosa local, No. 81, to the annual
state convention to be held in Des
Moines, opening March IA, of the
Iowa District No. IS, OF the U. NJ. w.
of A.
Mrs. F. S. Elwell and children, Mics
Dorothy, Miss Ruby, Frank and Ar
thus leave March first for Havre Mon
tana, where they will make their flu
ture hoe. Mr.. Elwell has been in HaVre
for the past two years and has now
completed the arrangements for the
moving.
H. f. KiImer spent Saturday in Des |
Moines, purchasing a complete line of
new typewriters for the Penn School
If Commerce and also attending the
auto show. Mr. Kilmer made arrange /
rents in which about two thousand |
dollars worth of new machines will be
added to the school equipment.
c. w. Abrams was in Des Moines
yesterday where he attended the fun
aral services of his cousin John Col
sch who passed away in Deaver Colo.
IN Wednesday of last week. Mr. Col,
sch is a brother of Miss Lulu Golisch
VIA is missionary in China. He went
vest about six weeks ago. thinking
change in Climate would benefit him,
cut heart failure, following q compli-
alton of diseases, caused his sudden
leath
tFrom Tuesdays DailV.l
Mrs. Alex. Brown left this morning
or few days visit with relatives in
Oes Moines.
Miss Hapatica Clinton returned
asst evening to her home in Musca-
inc after brief visit in the city with
friends.
Col. J. F. Mcneil leaves this even
ng over the NJ. & st. L, for FL Paso,
rey"S. being called there on business
F. w. Glaze, who is one of the
owa grand lodge lecturers, is in Vim.
on assisting in a Masonic school OF
nstruction.
Walker Bush of Des MoinIs, a for
ner Oskaloosa lad, was in town yes
erday and stayed over for the Eks'
show.
Miss Mabel McCage OF Waterloo,
who has been here for several days i
'isitiag with friends and relatives, re- I
urned to her home this morning.
Henry Frankel returned to his
lome in Des Moines this morning az
er session of invoicing at the local
store OF the Frankel Dry Goods Co. r
Miss Prudence Jones, who is now