The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

A
! Herman Taylor. of 921 South ]
street in cutting a corner on hi
way home from town Friday evenin
kicked pocketbook containing
considerable amount of cash, from
a place near the curb where it ha'
lain unobserved What was his sur
prise upon investigating the paper
contained, to identity the propert.
as that of his sister, Mrs. Patrick, o
near Ollie, who had been in tow
shopping during the day and hat
gone to the Taylor home for supper
Herm refused the proffered reward
Ed Walton, local Overland dealer
Frederic Knight Logan, composer
and G. w. Shockley, editor of thu
Saturday Globe, left Sunday morning
for Des Moines to join the Iowa del
egation of Overland dealers ant
friends and make the trip to The
Overland factory in Toledo, Ohio, fol
a three days visit. Iowa auto sales
men have requested that Frederic
Knight Logan compose a booster
song, with words and music for the
Iowa representation. Mr.. Logan's
song will be feature of the Iowa
program.
Miss M. C. Moore, trained nurse
left this morning for New Sharon
where she will care for a case
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Troy of Lacey
were in Oskaloosa today returning
home after business trip to Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Tennis return
ed last evening to their home in Des
Moines following a few days visit
in the city with friends.
Miss Mamie Thompson left this
morning for her home in Des Moines
after spending several days in the
city, guest with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ollom of Burton,
Iowa, passed through town today go.
ing to Fremont for a several days
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. S. Honn of Matoon, ILL.,,
was in town this morning enroute to
Grinnell where she will visit for a
few days with her sister, Mrs. H.
c. Sample.
Miss Jessie Duboc, county superin-
tendent of public instruction, was a
passenger to Lacey this morning, 60
ing to attend the Adams township
school meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Grower and
heir three youngest children were
over Sunday guests with Mrs. Brow
ers parents, Mr., and Mrs. E. R.
of South Second street.
Marion B. Sewers of Des Moines,
IND former Oskaloosa boy, was re-
GENTLY elected to the office of Excel
ent High Priest of the Corinthian
Chapter in Masonic circles, and also
he principal conductor of work in
he Alpha Council of Des Moines.
BY profession Mr.. Sewers is a sue
,essful lawyer.
Miss NJ. Williams has arrived in
The city from Chicago and has taken
Up her work as Beauty Doctor in
Miss Maude Anderson shop. Miss
Williams comes direct from the
2urnham parlors in Chicago and is
'eputed most excellent in her line.
Miss Williams has everything all
'eady for work.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Members of the local B. of i. E. were
n Oskaloosa Friday attending a ses-
'ion of the order in that city, and
we're also entertained by the Oska-
oosa ladies'. Those who went from
lere were Mesdames Glen Boggie,
:. L. Spence, NJ. B. Morgan, Herman
Strouse, John OHearn, Theodore
lott and d. H. Conger.
Frank E. Wetherell of Des Moines
md also a former resident of Oska-
oosa, has just returned from Mime
.polis, Mimi, where he has been at
the annual convention of the
American Institute of Architects, an
of national jurisdiction.
Mr.. Wetherell served for two terms
Is the president of the Iowa Chap
.er A. l. A, and has secured other
high honors in the pursuit of his
,hosen profession.
Horace Colman leaves today for
Oes Moines, and after a. brief visit
here with Mahlon Williams, goes to
Omaha where he will join the Or
;hestra of the Birth of a Nation"
This is the same COM
1any that has beer in Oskaloosa on
,wo different occasions and it is one
Of the best on the road. AS clar-
onet player Horace is an artist and
lis services are always in demand
when he is at liberty.
w. |. Beans and c. N. Brewer are
this week four car loads of
,attle of their own feeding to Chica-
90. Cecil Brewer will accompany
MS father and Mr.. Beans with the
stock. Mrs. Brewer will join her
husband in Chicago day later and
hey will go to GAINESVILLE Ohio, for
4 visit with Mr.. Brower's mother and