The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30

ness. Thanksgiving day he, expects to
be with his mother, at Dysart, la.
OF former Oskaloosa boy, the
What Cheer Chronicle says: Rev.
Fred Palmer of Denver, Colo, visited
here last week on his Y ~ to Chicago
to attend a National Baptist conven-
ton. Fred reports his family all enjoy
ing the best of health.
Montezuma Republican,: Hiss Mat
tie Gorsuch has returned to her work
in the Winget grocery after two
weeks visit with home folks in Os.
kaloosa.
w. r. Sterrett of Monmouth, Ills,
and wit hthe M. & st. l.. r. r. as
Travelling Freight Agent, was a bust
ness visitor in Oskaloosa on Saturday.
Mr.. Sterrett, formerly lived in Oska-
loosa and still retains his official head
quarters here.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. B. o. Wor-
rell, who had been nursing her mother
Mrs. Florence Dunkle during her i'll
ness, went to her home in Ottumwa
and remained over Saturday and Sun
day, as her sister Mrs. Neva Garfield
was home from Oskaloosa for the week
end.
s. G. Lutz, formerly identified with
the NJ. & St. L. r. r. in the Traffic De.
partment and who is the General Trat'
fic Manager of the Chicago and Alton
r.. r. recently presided at conven-
ton of railroad men at st. Louis. Mr..
Lutz was we'll known in Oskaloosa.
C. S. Lake, formerly of the M. St.
l.. r. R. is now the General Manager
of the Seaboard Air Line at Richmond,
Va, r. S. Marshall, formerly of Os-
kaloosa and Superintendent here, was
recently promoted as Mr.. Lakes as
sistant and it is believed that this in
fluence has been back OF the transfer
of Dispatcher w, G. Ebey to that
large system. Mr.. Ebey was widely
known in Oskaloosa and his advance
will be watched with interest.
H. s. Howard, vice president of the
, Mahaska County State bank has been
honored by an invitation to the next
meeting of the Bankers Club, which
will be held at the Congress hotel on
December 16. The principal speaker
will be F. A. Vanderlip, president OF
the National City bank of New YORK
The club has invited as special guests
the presidents of the principal banks
of the larger cities Of the centra
west. F. G. Nelson, president of the
club, believes the coming meeting vii
he the most representative gathering
of men identified with banking ant
the big industries that has been hel'
in Chicago in recent years.
(From Wednesdays Dailv.l
Lester Beaver of Des Moines is
guest of town folks this week.
Mrs. C, w. Phillips of New Sharon
was a business caller in town yester-
day. T
Mrs. Amos Evans is going to He'd
rick for a Thanksgiving visit Will
relatives.
Mrs. w. E. Cooper left this morn
ing for Mason City where she vii
visit for few days with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Carr are II
Pella for several days visit and VII
spend Thanksgiving with relatives
Mrs. w. G. Maritime OF Des Nome
, / is a guest in the city at the parenta
O. p. Williams home for ThanksgiV
inG.
Mrs Harriet Momire, who has beei
. visiting with friends here and nea
J Lacey, has returned to her home II
: Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Harris left nj
morning for Des Moines where the
will visit relatives and friends owe
I, Thanksgiving.
r Miss Matte Raines was called L
{ Des Moines Monday by the. seriou
. indisposition Of her mother, Mrs
1 Abel Rankin
Miss Ellen and Margaret Coons, o
Rock Island, returned to their HON
!. this morning after several days Visi
q here with relatives.
Mrs. r. H. Klindt was passenge
= to Montezuma this morning, going :
spend Thanksgiving Day at the pal
entail A. e. Pollard home.
! MI. and Mrs. II. r. Shepard an
! son Bob" now OF Des Mcines, wi
arrive today TO spend Thanksgiyin
at the !. r. McGregor home.
l. Thos. r. Peman OF Chicago wi