The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

he reports them prosperous and wei
pleased with their new location
Both. however, long for a glimpse o
an 0skaloosa face.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.)
/ What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Scot
lSoults OF oskaloosa came Tuesday fo
a visit at Indianapolis.
Miss Dick Allen is off duty from
1.-THE Central Book Store, and is quar-
| antined at her home in Beacon wifi
scarlet fever.
Sigourney Review: 0. L. Turner OIL
OskaloOsa was in Sigourney Monday
evening at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Turner.
Barnes City News: Miss Lyons, a
trained nurse of Oskaloosa, who has
been here taking care of Mr. Sarvis
returned to her home Tuesday.
Miss Cora Madison of the Penn col,
lege faculty is off duty for few days
suffering with la grippe. Miss Eu.
genia r. Malcolm is filling her place
at the college.
Knoxville journal: Rev. Geo. L.
Minear of Oskaloosa, presiding elder
of the Methodist Episcopal church of
this district, was here for brief bus
mess visit last Friday evening.
Eddyville Tribune: Ace Odem, who
has been looking after his farm since
Mr.. Hohl fractured his leg three
months ago, visited over Sunday with
his family in Oskaloosa. Mr.. Hohl
has not been gaining so rapidly of
late.
What Cheer Patriot: Last Sunday
was quarterly meeting at the Meth
odist church and the presiding elder
Aev. G. L. Minear, of Oskaloosa,
preached. He is an able man but
no more so than Rev. Rohrbaugh
whom we consider among the bright
young men in the Methodist Confer
ence.
Miss Selma Creston, of Grinnell,
was a guest in the city from Thurs
day evening until Sunday morning
with Miss Ava Blair. attending the
Oskaloosa- Grinnell basket ball game
on Friday evening. Miss Mary Blair
accompanied Miss Creston home Sun
day morning, returning to Oskaloosa
Sunday evening,
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Nancy
Shaft, Mrs. Ed CraVens and Mrs. S.
S. Fisher, all sisters, we're called to
Oskaloosa on account of the death of
their cousin, Mrs H. B. Haworth.
Mrs. Fisher is of the Donley neighbor-
hood and Mrs. Cravens from Dallas
In nnnnncnd oil
cousin of Mrs. Jas. Sweezer of this
city. -.
Eddyyille Tribune: Miss Pearl
Whiteman, who has been clerking at
the Baldauf- Rosenblatt store in Oska-
loosa for some time, was at home the
latter part of last week while recover
ing from an illness. During the ear
" part of the week she was taken
sick and was taken to the Abbott hos
pital where she spent a couple of
days before returning home.
DIR. e. A. Cantonwine is closing his
in Oskaloosa to take advan-
tage of an offer of exceptional prom
Use at Dubuque. He departs from
the city today to open an office in the
larger town. Mrs. Cantonwine will
remain in Oskaloosa indefinitely, clos
ing up business affairs. Hosts of
friends regret the departure of these
very excellent people, but all wish
them we'll in the new location,
Harold Blackwell formerly night
clerk at Hotel Downing, and we'll
known to many in Oskaloosa, has re-
Gently bought the Ginseng Garders"
at Waveland, on South Eleventh
street, from the estate of Dr. J. NJ.
True. AS the season does not open
until about April, he is now planning
for quite a few extensions and
changes. The gardens are in fair
condition, but since the decease of
the Doctor, the work of cultivation
has been practically at a standstill,
but when properly grown and devel-
oped, the product readily finds
most profitable market. In the
Mr.. Blackwell expects
soon to go to Florida for a few
weeks where he with others has an
Worth near Palm Peach SO bust
,ess and pleasure will be mixed
sightseeing will be enjoyed while he
sizes up tne prospects Oh is invest
nent. After his return again TO Os-
kaloosa. Mr.. Blackwell will devote
to the ginseng production
and win bring the gardens to a high
state of cultivation. The gardens
are large in extent, taking in consid-
cradle OF the back end of the True
ct. "Waveland" is an attractive
1lace for work of this character and
the project will no doubt be great
success under Mr.. Blackwell's man
agement.
Mrs. r. Synhorst left this morning
'or a days visit with her parents. /
L. H. Mccall goes to Versailles, I'll
today to erect large granite monu-
nent. ---
Miss Winifred Roberts left this
for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Pella. ...-a..... ..-
Miss Clementine Reynolds has re-
turned from q visit at the Henry
Lunt home in ottumwa.
T. f. Graham is in Des Moines to-
day looking after business matters
ind to see President Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Thomas of Bux.