The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

ucd at $4,000 for two fine residence
in Kansas City One section of Texa
land and a thirty.two thousand dolla
stock of clothing and ready-to-wea
garments, which he will move to thi
city.
! Rev. Alexander McFerran, who i
chaplain of Oskaloosa Trf-Luminal
4 Lodge, went to Ottumwa this after
noon to attend a big meeting of OF
! tumwa Ledge No. 16 A. f. and A. M
There will be work on three candi
dates In the third degree after which
a banquotaiwills be, served, Rev. Nc
tFerran was ginvited to act as. toast
master at the banquet, having serv
ed sin that capacity in Ottumwa be
fore. and having made a decided hi
with the brethren.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Clar
ence Schurtz is visiting her sisters
in Oskaloosa.
Monroe County News: Roy Miller
of Oskaloosa, was an over Sunday
guest with home folks.
Fairfield Ladger: Miss Bernice
Hadferty. who has been visiting
friends here, has gone to Oskaloosa
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Jane
Rockefeller, of Oskaloosa, has been
spending some time here with rela'
tives. .....1
Packwood Review: William John
son, of Oskaloosa, who bought the e.
B. Bowman blacksmith shop, has TAX.
en- possession. ... ..
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs. Fl.
Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs. r, Jones.
of Oskaloosa, we're guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Duffy, Friday.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. anu Mrs.
John Close, of Oskaloosa, we're here
from Oskaloosa to attend the funeral
of the latter's father, Mr.. Moffat.
George Loos, a graduate of Penn
School of Commerce, has entered the
employ of the Kemble Floral Com
pany, in the position of stenographer
and bookkeeper.
Rev. John w. Geiger, formerly
pastor of the Congregational church
Of this city, now state organizer OF
the w. o. w. is reported to be a very
sick man at his home in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Rosecrans go
10 Excelsior Springs to day for a
brief sojourn. Mrs. Rosecrans is
from an attack of pneu-
nonia AMI the trip is made in the
interest of her health.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bennett and Mrs. Benefits
incle, A. J. Duykers, were in Oska-
oosa a few days ago looking for
property for Mr.. Duykers, who is
ioon to move to that place to accept
position in the Bon Ton bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kalhach have
zone to Chicago. From there Mrs.
ialbach goss to, New York City to!
'isit her daughter, Miss Marie, who
s studying music in the metropolis.
dr. Kalbach will join wife and daug-
er in the east after trip to Florida.
Delta Press: j. Willard De Yoe,
# Kansas City, was in Delta Sunday
nd dedicated the M. E. church and
.lso preached in the evening. This
Meeting was a red letter meeting for
ii who attended. We shook his
land as he was leaving on the train
IS we was kept at home with the
lex. He has not changed much eX-
ept his hair. the gray is apparent
low, where it used TO be black.
Newton Record Judge w. G. !
Elements was taken very i'll last fri
ay morning, with an attack of pneu-
nonia which from the start promised
o be quiet serious. A trained nurse
rom Des Moines has been caring for
i'm. For a day or two his condition
as been gradually improving, and in
n over-phOne talk with Mrs. Glenn
nts she informs us that he is now
decidedly better; that he was getting
little cross" which is a pretty
God indication. We are all hoping
hat the Judge will soon be out
mong his friends.
Burlington Hawkeye: General
Missionary f. J. Evans, representing
he American Sunday School union,
aid the Hawkeye pleasant visit
friday. He told of the great work
eing done by this society in evan
elizing the rural districts, mining
amps and small towns of this coun-
ry where there are no religious ser
ices. The American Sunday School
nion has done this for almost = hun
red years by establishing and main
aiming Sunday schools. arranging
or and conducting other services,
Bibles, Testaments and
,ther Christian literature in the
ZONES and Sunday schools of these
eligious destitute communities.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily)
Maurice human. of Winterset, Wis
ted relatives in the city to-day.
Esquire o. c. G. Phillips is attend
ng keokuk county court at Sigour'
ley to-day.
Richard Burke is home from a six
weeks trip on the road for New
FORK silk house.
DR.. ID. l.. Cole is being kept at home
his week, and is entertaining good
ase of la grippe.
Miss Mabel Moore left this morn
ng for a two weeks visit with rela'
ives in Des Moines.
Guy Woodin was in town between
rains yesterday on his way to Chi
ago from the Denver horse show.
Mrs. James Hauser is home from a
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Ia.