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

went to Ottumwa this morning I,
visit Mrs. Emmons' sister, Mrs. LAX
before returning to their home nea
| Emmettsburg.
Miss Vera Westrope, of Greeley
Colo, writes to friends that she anC
her mother expect to spend the win
ter in California, Los Angeles beins
the first stop. Miss Westrope anC
mother are former residents of Oska
loosa.
Mrs. Vivian Munsell left yesterday
afternoon via the NJ. & st. l.. and
Marshalltown to join her husband, Ell
mer Munsell, a son of officer Henry
Munsell of the city police force, in
the new home in Superior, Nebraska,
where he has an interest in an auto
mobile business and is prospecting.
Frank Gregg, a former railway con.
ductor in the old days of the Iowa
Central, has been among old time
friends this week while back from his
home in st. Louis on a business trop.
Mir. Gregg is engaged with the Santa
Fe and says he frequently carries
some one from Oskaloosa either
coastwards or homeward bound.
Mrs. Charles McCuIloch was rem
dered helpless this afternoon at her
apartments in the Herald block on
North Market street by an attack of
what appears to be paralysis. She
managed to call assistance by phone
and then fell to the floor in a semi
conscious condition. She was seri-
ously i'll for a time with the outcome
uncertain.
Concerning a visit to a former Os-
kaloosa boy, this is the way Pat Kali
bach talks: Step down from the Cal
ifornia Limited at Dallas City, ILL
nois, and ask one of the platform
committee where Guy Rowe lives.
They'll direct you to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lovers bungalow on bankers row.
all the big men live there-the pref
test place on the boulevard can't
miss it. And If you knock at his
door and he sizes you up for an oska-
loosan of good standing, he wants
yea, chances are, to make his house
your hotel and give you d chance to
agree with him that his wife is the
best cook of the countryside. Seven
years have passed since Guy took up
his abode there, now he is the cash
Ter of the State Farmers Exchange
Bank in one of the richest agricul-
trral communities of Illinois. Give
the boy three years more and we
might make him the hero of our new
production, From poor clarionet play
er to Bank President" Cheap Keo-
kuk power runs three or four growing
factories,-the largest of these, the
Burg Wagon and Carriage Plant, and
Mr.. Rowe engineers the affairs of
nearly all the sound enterprises that
locate there. | hear the rumor, how
ever, that the Burg factory is not
near in proper shape since Guy mar
ried the young lady who was at the
head of the accounting department
for it must be unhandy to even have
to call her to the phone to straighten
cut tangles when you have to wait for
her to remove the dough from her
hands. When | was in the city, Mr..
Rowe was concerned about his pleas
ure yacht which was still in Lake
Cooper, and the temperature taking
sudden drops. Although he has a
garage, he has no profit eater as yet.
and | either size him up as level
headed man or one of the eccentric
chaps who are waiting for Packard to
make twin-eights." ID.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Hattie Sypkema OF Pella was
week end guest in the city with
friends. lug .,
Howard McKitrick OF Valley juno
ton was the guest of his uncle, Har
old Scott, on Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. McCulloch, who was tax
en- quite suddenly and seriously i'll on
Saturday. is slowly improving.
c. o. Stewart of Chicago was a
week end guest in the city with F. d
Boyer at his home, COB First avenue
east.
/ M. and Mrs. Terrell Steddom en-
tertained a number of friends al
dinner Sunday at their home near
town.
Mrs. w. A. Smith returned to her
home in Pella this morning after
spending several days in the city with
relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. Chas. Huber anC
daughter, Mrs. Warren Kalbach, arr
In Chicago for few days visit witt
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Starlin of Sig
Quincy we're guests in the city ovel
Sunday, returning this morning t
thei. home.
Miss Winifred Smythe of Mime
apolls returned to her home thi
morning after few days visit her
with friends.
Howard and jamie Harold of Ed
dyyille were guests Sunday at tn
parental j. G. Harold and c. L.Barn
house homes.