The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-12-07
THE osKALoosA HERALD THURSDAY. DECEMBER

; VI FORMER TUSCALOOSA people, IN
! Knoxville Express says: DR.. an
Mrs. G. w. Miser and son George lei
yesterday noon for Des Moines, wher
they will make their home ins the fl
ture. DR.. Miser is undecided what h
will do, but he will probably go int
some business connected with auto
mobiles.
! A. B. Hicks. Formerly of Mahaski
county, and well know nto many o
our people, in business note to the
Herald states, I'VE are located here
Greeley, Colorado,--to stay. We have
| bought home close to Greeley anG
/ like it here very much. | have rented
two acres of the land for fifty dollars
per acre cash. How does that sound
to an Iowa man? / wish for prosper
ity under the democratic administra
ton" -.
Rovey Branan, of the Traction &
Light Co, J. F. Brady, of Clendenon' s,
Secretary Kramer, of the "Y" and c.
F. Redding, of Insurance fame, COM
price the male quartette at the "Y"
that are always a delight to hear.
Their music is of the catchy" order
that always wants more and they are
the life of the social gatherings that
are enjoyed at the building. Not a
little of the present popularity and at
Effectiveness of the "Y" is due to their
pleasing music and the natural cheer
fulness that leads people to brighter
view of life.
Centerville Iowegian: Mrs. John
A. Kalbach and daughter, Helen. Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Pat Kalbach, with their child
rem, Fritz and Louise, all of Oskaloosa
were guests at the H. E. Valentine
home for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr..
Kalbach, a brother of Mrs. Valentine,
comes directly here from Keokuk,
where he was in conference with the
Power interests concerning the pur-
chase of large tract of land suitable
for truck farming, upon which loca-
ton he hopes to move soon from Os-
kaloosa. Mr.. Kalbach, an agricultural
engineer, formerly student at Ames,
is assured himself of the cooperation
of the Power company in the project
of an electrically operated and control
led system of pressure spray irriga-
ton. the succ essful operation of which
would make Lake Cooper districts the
most desirable truck lands of the
world. considering cheap power rates
Of the Keokuk project. Mr.. Kalbach
came to Keokuk from Muscatine
where he gave an address before the
big convention of potato and truck
men assembled in that city.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Miss Velma Spaur has returned to
her home in Council Bluffs following
A weeks visit with her cousin, Miss
Lulu Beck.
Mrs. Mary C. Barnes has arrived in
the city from Kansas and will spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
E. Patterson.
H. C.. Evans, who was to lecture
lere for the Woman on Wednesday
evening, will arrive in the city We'd
7esday from Des Moines.
Grinnell Helard: Chester Wander
yeer, of Oskaloosa, came Wednesday
evening to spend Thanksgiving with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wander.
veer.
w. P. Cleaver is making a big
change in the south First street land
,cape. His new home, the old Baker
place will be some thing well worth
cooking at.
Eddyville Tribune: John Van
Reese, of Oskaloosa. was in town Sat
friday attending the j. W. Den Abel
public sale and calling on Rev. Hui
Dregtse and other friends.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Morrow served splendid dinner yes
.erday to relatives and the out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Mil
lick, of Oskaloosa and S. w. Ouren OF
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
CenterviIle Iowegian-Citizen: Mr..
and Mrs. MCClain and son, of Oska-
Loosa, MIR. and Mrs. r. c. Lauer and
Miss Ruby Landhouser of Burlington,
motored down from Oskaloosa Thurs
day to spend the day at the Dell Cate
home in this city.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. B. S. Wat
land and Miss Ollie Watland, mother
and sister of G. o. Watland of New
Sharon. also A. A. Rinden and family
of Oskaloosa visited the G. o. Wat
land family over Thanksgiving. Mrs
RinGen is G. O.'s sister.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lesher, who had been in New
Sharon since November 2, returned
home Sunday night. While there they
visited at the parental Frank Frame
home, and Mr.. Lesher was also en-
gagged in husking corn and doing some
painting.
Sigourney News: J. Fl. Wolfe and
grand daughter of Promghar changed
cars here on Monday from Oskaloosa,
where they went for visit with the
formers daughter. Mr., Wolfe is owner
and editor of the O'Brien County Bell
at PrimShar, anw we had quite nice