The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
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tFrom SaturdaN's Daily. j

Miss Wayne Johnson is spendin
the day in Des Moines looking afte
business matters. as
g. IT, Tete rand family have move
TO OsEaloosa from Beacon and are lC
Gated at COS North street.
G. A. Sunstrum is home from
few DAYS stay in Charles City whert
he was looking after business mat
tiers.
Miss f. A. Dempster left this morn
ing for Grinnell where she will Visi
Tor several days with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs William Longman returned
this morning to her home in Des
Moines after a few DAYS visit in the
city with friends.
Mrs A. d. Miller is spending the
day in Des Moines visiting with her
brother, who is confined in the Iowa
Lutheran Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dawson, who
have recently returned to OskalOOsa
from Wisconsin, are now located al
216 Third avenue west.
Mrs Robert Steen and Mrs NJ Van
Corp left this morning for Des Moines
where they will spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. f. II. Stranahan left today
With the remains of his father, for
Richmond, Indiana. He will return
about Wednesday of next week.
Master Morris Andrews returned
to his home in New Providence this
morning after a few days visit here
with his sister, Miss Helen Andrews
Miss Myrtle Steddom lett this
morning for Des Moines- where she
will take up her new position with
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company.
Mrs. Ed Bowman returned this
morning to her home in Council
Bluffs. Mrs. Bowman was called
here by the death of her sister, Mrs.
Maggie Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Miller. who
have been living near Rose Hill,
have come TO Oskaloosa to make their
home, and are living at 3OS Second
avenue west.
Miss Helen Abrams, who teaches
school in New Providence. has spent
the past week at her home here
while the school is dismissed for the
annual spring vacation.
Mrs. E. W. Hinshaw left this morn
ing for Earlham, Iowa, where she will
spend a few days visiting her son
Prof A. G.. Hinshaw, who is superin
tendent of schools at that place.
Mrs. X. Kelley, who has been con.
fined in the Abbott hospital for the
past seven months receiving treat
ments for paralysis, has so far recov.
cred that she will be taken to the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Charles Ander-
son, near Lacey, some time today
Many friends will be glad to learn of
her improvement.
Maxwell O'Brien is moving his law
Office from its present location to
rooms over the McQuistOn & Turner
grocery in the Jones Reigel building
Mr.. O'Brien has occupied an office in
connection with Woodland & McCutch, |
Ell for the past few months.
Guilford Hoffman, and Otto StrOh. |
meier arrived here this morning from
Iowa City, where they attended the !
first days games of the state cham |
pionship basket ball tournament !
They are attending school at Shat. |
tuck Military Academy of Faribault, |
Minnesota, and are returning home !
TO spend spring vacation.
Concerning J. n. Schloey, who has
been connected with the Hub Cloth |
ing Company of this city for some /
time, and who has recently been /
transferred to Charles City, where |
he will have charge of Mr.. Sunstrum' |
Hub Clothing House, the Charles
City Intelligencer says: "B. L. De |
Bushe, who managed the Hub Cloth
ing store here since its establish.
ment, retired therefrom last evening |
and is succeeded by J. n. Scholey |
who came here recently from the Os-
kaloosa store. AS We understand il
Mr.. DeBushe had a contract with the
Hub people for a year dating from
the time he came here last year. and |
his health not being the best the con-
tract was not renewed Mr. De.
Bushe has made many friends dur.
ing his residence here and it will be
pANASAAAS W NlANSN " iNdl IL lhdN
he will remain in the city. and after
a brief rest will take up business.
Mr.. Scholey is very pleasing young
man and in assuming the manage
ment of the Hub store will be assured
of warm welcome among our bust
ness people" Mr.. Sunstrum has
just returned home from Charles
City, where he has been during the
past few days looking after the
change of managership of his store
ut that place.
Delta Press: Thomas Garrett of
Oskaloosa was a Delta visitor Mon
day.
Pella Chronicle: Roy Wander Lin
den OF Oskaloosa visited relatives
Pelia Sunday.
Abba Republican: Joe Reynolds
Oskalopsa was a guest at the j. w
Reynolds home recently.
Art Friteh and Jack Hines. who
have been at Galesburg viewing
business prospect. returned Friday.
Mrs. p. L. Talbot returned to her
home In Grinnell Friday afternoon
after several days visit here at the