The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23

ala to spend the winter and to visit
frank and Raymond Winter. Mr
Winter expects to remain here until
March to look after business inter
,sts and Will then spend couple OF
months in the west, returning with
he family about May 1st.
News comes from Brownsville,
If the good work of one of the Oska.
oosa soldier boys. Edwin Evans,
Tho got his training in st. James
hurch, has been made lay reader
the Episcopal church there, and at
ends services as often as his duties
will permit. The Rector on a recent
Sunday was i'll, and Edwin read the
;ervices for the congregation. He
s now a member of the Regimental
and, and is giving a good report of
himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Lockers of Bea-
on were in town Saturday evening,
nd called to keep the Daily Herald
,oming. They have between 700
md 800 chickens on their place about
\ mile southwest of Beacon, the
place with the big cotton wood tree
the drive" Mrs. Lockers has
inc success with her chickens this
year, making it necessary to build
wo new houses for them. She
latched out and raised over 1900
,hickens.
Frank Ruby of Lacey was in town
Saturday evening. He recently had
IN experience that has convinced him
more and more that advertising pays.
lie had some fine pigs to sell and in
erted an advertisement in the
American Swine Herd. AS a result
he received orders from all over the
country, getting checks in cash pay
nent from nine different states. The
unfortunate part of the experience
was that he did not have pige enough
to fill all the orders.
(From Tuesdays Daily.>
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Ferry returned
this morning to their home in Des
Moines.
Mrs. w. A. Smith is spending the
day in Des Moines looking after bust
ness matters.
Miss Laura Wallet left this morn
ing for her home in Des Moines after
spending a few days here.
Attorney James A. Dewitt is in Du-
buque county district court this week
in the trial of law suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carroll, of
Ottumwa, are inIthe city for a few
days, guests at the William Gordon
home.
Jack Moreland. has changed his
rooming apartments from the lie
Martin to The Gentry. Phone The
Gentry.
Mrs. Carrie Wing, who has been
visiting friends and acquaintance
here, has returned to her home in
Xeosauqua.
Mrs. r. E. Maybee returned this
morning to her home in Ottumwa af-
ter a weeks visit in the city at the
George Wilson home.
Mrs. o. S. Shaffer departed for
Lynnville this morning where she will
care for her father, L. J. Trese, who
was taken seriously ill.
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson and father, j. s.
Kitch, left this morning for Lynn.
vile where they will attend the fun
eral of the late John Sylvester.
Mrs. Margaret DeGoosh returned
this morning to her home in Pella.
Mrs. DeGoosh has been visiting her
daughter who is under medical treat
ment here.
Mrs. Mary Fuller, who has been
suffering with nervous disorder
through a period of several months,
has been taken to hospital in Des
Moines for treatment.
Nj and Mrs. C. D. Randall, OF
Wright, and daughter, Mrs. D. E
Gwynn, of this city, were passengers
to Newton this morning, going to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Madison
Tics.
Albert Mendenhall is home from
Keokuk and attendance at the FEEDER
al court under Judge Martin j. Wade
The work was not completed and Mr.
Mendenhall will return early mex
year.
Mrs. Jesse ]. Ellsworth has return
ed from Monmouth, where she visit
ed her sister, Mrs. ]. A. McClintick
Mrs. McClintick underwent an opera
ton at the hospital at Monmouth
Her many Oskaloosa friends will b
pleased to know she Is getting aloni
nicely. Mrs. McClintick is the wifi
of J.. A. McClintick, former agent 0
the NJ. & st. l.. Ry in oskaloosa.
The following members Of the Lad
les Auxiliary of the Brotherhood o
Locomotive Engineers, left this morn
ing for Marshalltown, where they vii
be guests of Mrs. Ted Hoyt at tn
Pilgrim Hotel: Mrs. f. G. Porter