The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-27

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Harry v. Henness, formerly secre
tary of the local Y NJ. G. A. and latei
i general secretary of the association
at Mansfield, Ohio, has resigned his
place there to accept the position oil
statlstician for Mansfield insurance
company The News of that place
under date Of Tuesday, July is, has
the following on Mr., Henness resigna
ton. THE resignation of Harry v
Henness as general manager of the
| Mansfield Y NJ c. A. was presented
at the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the association, held
! last evening and was finally accepted,
although not until the directors we're
convinced that Mr.. Henness had def.
nitely decided to enter another line Of
work i'm which he became experienced
prior TO entering Y NJ G. A. work.
The resignation of Mr. Henness be
comes effective September /, at which
! time he is to take a position as stats
tician with the Lumberman's Mutua
| Insurance company continuing to
make Mansfield his home"
Richland Clarion: Theodore Fisher
of Oskaloosa is visiting relatives near
this city this week.
Richland Clarion: Loren Jones and
/ Miss Katherine White of Oskaloosa
were guests at the Verona jones home
Tuesday.
Montezuma Republican Helen
Chrissinger left on Tuesday for Oska
loosa for visi, of two weeks with
relatives.
Grinnell Register: Miss Elma Ten.
mis- of Oskaloosa, formerly domestic
science teacher here, spent Tuesday
with Grinnell friends.
Knoxville Express: Aaron and Jas.
Miller were in Oskaloosa a few days
the latter part of last week where they
visited relatives.
Delta Press: Mrs. William Attig of
Oskaloosa came Saturday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Leota Perkey
and other relatives.
Abba Union: DR.. Roy OFT and fam
lily and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
OFT, took an automobile trip to Oska
loosa and hddyyille on Thursday.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Ida WEIGH
of Oskaloosa came down last week to
nurse her brother. Walter WEIGH, who
has been quite sick with heard trou
BIZ.
New Sharon Star Mrs Elmo Shoes.
ley of Oskaloosa, came Mondya to Wis
il her husbands mother, Mrs. Allie
and other relatives here and
at Taintor.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Bessie Bow
en- of Brighton came up Sunday for an
extended visit with relatives and |
~, o,.nunJ and /
Rose Hill.
Delta Press: Miss Nellie Stought |
left for Urichsville, Ohio, Thursday |
evening for vsiit with relatives. Her |
copsin, Miss Blanche Lister, of oska
Ioosa, accompanied her.
Mrs Daniel Corcoran and daughter |
Miss Anna are home from Iowa Falls, |
WHARF, they have been visiting Mrs
Catherine Powers and the grand |
daughter, Eleanor Margaret.
Knoxville Express: Mr. and Mrs |
r. r. Wilson and son Charles, and |
Miss Ella White, of Oskaloosa, visited |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Viii
sons son, r. w Wilson in the east |
part Of town over Sunday.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Edna Van |
has taken her annual vacation |
from the State Bank Of Fremont and |
left Monday for Oskaloosa where she |
will visit short time with friends !
and then proceed to several other |
Iowa points for short visits.
Waterloo Courier and Reporter; |
Mrs. A. c. Robertson and daughters, |
and Mildred, left Thursday |
for Oskaloosa after visit in this city |
at the homes of John A. and 7. J. |
Miss Geraldine Fitzger
aid accompanied them to Oskaloosa.
Delta Press: Mr.. J. II. Tanner. wife !
and daughter and Mack we're visitors |
at Beacon Sunday anu while there |
had a picture taken of Mr.. Tanner !
and his two sisters, Martha L. Beach |
of Laporte, Ind, and Mrs. Ruth A. |
Richardson of Beacon, the youngest |
being 81 years Of age. Mrs. Beach |
started for her home in Indiana on
Monday.
Hedrick journal: Jesse Kinder,whO |
has had charge Of the Commercial Ho
tel here for several years, has sold
the business to c. G.. Richards of Os
kaloosa, who abs already taken pos
session. Mr.. Richards is an experi
enced hotel man, having engaged il
the business at Searsboro for severa
years. He promises to conduct an
up-to-date hosiery.
Marshalltown Times Republican
p. II. Maley who has been foreman
of the NJ & St l.. round house at Os-
kaloosa, has been promoted by Diyis-
ion Master Mechanic c. W. Warcup to
be general foreman of the machine
shop here. Maley succeeds Chris
Mitchell. who has resigned Maley
was foreman of the boiler shop prior
to six years ago when the family lived
in this city. They will return here.
oskaloosa Times: G. w. Davis and
his son, Horatio Davis. hearing that
sister of the former, Mrs. Anna Lo-
gan, of Southern Kansas, was visiting
son at Dallas, Ill. made prepare.
tions TO go there 10 see her, but re-
ceived word as they we're ready to
start that she had returned home.
Mrs. Logan is more than ninety-four
years of age and in first rate health.
Mr.. Davis was keenly disappointed
when he found his anticipated visit
was killed Mrs. Logan has been the
mother Of nine children. of whom sew
en- are living.
w. L. Mlnnick. former councilman
of the First ward, who has retired to