The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
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.rrom Saturday's Daily

Of 0skaloosa, is visiting at the Ro
Compton, home in Killduff
Fremont Gazette: Last week Nj
and Mrs. Chas. collars moved to o.
kaloosa and are located at 211 ]
avenue.
Abba Republican: Mrs. F. ]. Roo
and Mrs. Alta Cartwright, of Oska
ioosa are visiting at the c. N. Bloom
field home.
What Cheer Patriot: Ezra McMul
len returned to Oskaloosa Frida,
where he is working in one of til,
barber shops.
Pella Booster-Press: Miss Pear
Whiteman, OF oskaloosa, visited owe,
Sunday at the home of John Wander
Linden in shis city.
New Sharon Star: Mr.. and Mrs
John Powers departed to-day for At
wood to visit their son John Powers
Sr They win visit their son Mont in
oskaloosa before returning home
Miss Lottfe Bailey has closed out
her millinery stock at the Lower
store and is moving back to Richland
Miss Bailey has made lot of friends
while in the city who will regret her
moving.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. T. NJ. eleven
ger of Anamosa and Mrs. l. Z. Math-
ews of Oskaloosa. sisters of Mrs. w.
r Brown visited here and attended
the convention of Christian churches
in Des Moines.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rankin, who have been visiting
at Tacoma. are now located In Oska-
loosa at COS South First street. Mr..
Rankin has secured employment at
the McGregor furniture store.
Floyd Thomas formerly an attorney
of this city and coach at Penn College,
has left his position as night relief
editor for the Associated Press at
Chicago and is now managing editor
Of the Winano Republicans Herald at
Winona, Mimi.
Frank Blattner who has been play
ing base ball during the season with
the "All Nations" team has returned
TO his home here for the winter. He
says he has had great season He
was located on the second sack, dia. ,
mond position.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Anna Smith
Of New Providence, Iowa, who was
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Winder, departed for home Saturday.
She stopped over enroute home from
Dskaloosa. where she attended the
meeting Of Christian Workers Assem-
bly, Board.
ID. r. Unsicker, of Wright, left Ola
Friday for Washington. Ills, for few
days visit with his sister. Miss Kate
Unsicker, and other relatives before
going to Indianapolis, Ind, where he
is this week attending the annual
meeting of the Farmers National Con
gress. Mr.. Unsicker is the treasurer
of this association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Turner have
moved from their old home place No.
SIG Second avenue west to their new
bungalow erected on their acreage at
the west end of G avenue and the
James Beckwith family have taken
possession of the property on Second
avenue. Jake however is still in pos
session of his shop on South II street
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. arH Mrs. T.
c.
han Of Cedar, and Mrs. Sarah Gilmore
and Mrs, Nina Houser of Kirkville,
spent last Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Jamison of near Oskaloosa.
The trip was made in the Carnahan
car. Mrs. Sarah Carnahan was 50
years old Oh Sept. 9Th, and enjoyed
the ride and visit very much. She is
probably the oldest inhabitant of this
county
kcokuk County News: Mrs. Frank
BariZ, of birmingham, Ala, visited
here two days this week at the Her.
man Bartz, Homer Pennington and
John Brannam homes. Frank could
not come up at this time, as he lis too
busy in the express Office there. Mrs. !
Bartz's people live at Oskaloosa, and
she is making a flying trip, having
come Friday and expects TO be back
in Birmingham by Sunday. We en-
joyed a call from her. /
Ottumwa Courier: The local congre.
cation OF the Swedish NJ. L. church
gave warm welcome to their pastor.
Rev. Carl J.. Mellberg. formerly of
Oskaloosa, last Mondar evening At
5 30 o'clock the door bell rang and be I
fore it could be answered, the hall and
parlor were thronged with friends OF
the new pastor. A very pleasing well
come talk was rendered by Fred Lar
son OF Pocohontas and well filled
envelope OF money was extended TO
the pastor. Refreshments were SERVED
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Lulu Harper OF Des Moines Is
the guest OF her brother. Frank z.
Harper.
Mrs. Kate Menas left this morning
for New Sharon for few days visit