The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-04

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to the acre and the grain pretty a
a picture. A couple of sample ear
rest in the Herald display window.
Mr.. Charles Bressler, an old-tim
PRESIDENT of 0skaloosa, has been in tn
city during the week, viewing the oil
landmarks about the town, which ha
passed almost entirely out of his mem
ory. The gentleman left this cit
in the early 70's, going to farm nea
Iconium, Iowa, but shortly afterward
went to the Northwest Pacific Coast
where he has since made his home
While here during the week he hunt
ed up his old boyhood chum, Jacl
Moreland, of the Herald force, whom
he had not seen in forty-five years
While Mr.. Bressler is loyal to his Ore
gon home, he says he can hardly sec
when a man is comfortably situated in
Iowa, as so many of our people appear
to be, why he should make change,
Construe that as you please, its pretty
good logic.
w. A. Brady was a caller in Rich
land on Thursday.
Rev. Alexander McFerran made a
business trip to Sigourney Friday.
S. r. Ruggles of Grinnell has re.
turned to his home after business
trip here. ,...
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Saunders and
family attended the What Cheer Fair
last week.
Mrs. Fred Yahnke and son Hilbert
of Atwood were shopping in Oska
loosa on Tuesday.
Merle Runyon and family of Musca.
tine visited Thursday at the S. E
Barnhart home.
Mrs. Josie Mcdonald visited last
week at Delta at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. NJ. B. Reed.
Rev. Bastian of Oskaloosa preached
his first sermon in the Blue Point M
(. church last Sunday. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Miner McVey anG
family visited last Sunday in Delta al
he. home of w. L. Tobin.
Mrs. Alvin Phillips and three chill
iren are visiting in Atwood at the
Hicklin and McAdams homes.
Chester Vanderveer spent Sunday |
1t the home of his parents. Mr.. an6 |
Mrs. Clint Vanderveer, in Grinnell.
d. w. Capper OF Riverside, Califor
lila, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. |
:. Martin, after an absence of fifteer /
,ears.
Steven DeCook of Pella visited his
laughter Rebecca who is a nurse at
ne Abbott Hospital, few days last
week.
c. G.. Wallet was in Abba on Mon
lay looking after his trade there be
ore departing for Nebraska and 9th
II western states.
Mrs. Helena Nelson returned Wed |
lesday from a two months visit al
he home of her daughter, Mrs. Ho
ner Young, at Charlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown of Mar
insburg spent Monday in Oskaloosf
listing at the home of their daugh
er, Mrs. Lafe MeSserschmitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosecrans OF
his city, Will and Adrian Rosecrans
# Arizona, visited in What Cheer last
week with old time friends.
Mrs. Meade Roger and baby, Mary
Ithel, of Michigan, who have been
isiting at the Chas. OFT and Clifford
Ut homes, have returned home. I
Miss Cora GrOotveld of PelIa re
urned to her home last week after
pending number of days visiting
ere with relatives and friends.
George Pemberton, wife and two
aughters of Iowa Falls visited ir
.ynnville on their way here where
he girls took up work at Penn Col
ege.
Rev. and Mrs. Elan of Pleasantvill,
to their home Monday after
ntering their son Warren in the Os
.aloosa schools. 1t is thought like
y that Rev. Elan and family will
move to Oskaloosa soon.
Seth Thomas expects to change the
ocation of his jewelry store Monday
rom his present quarters with the
adams Express Company, two doors
asst, with the Walton Auto Company,
where preparations for commodious
partments are being made.
Harry Newell of Abba took Mr.. and
frs. Fred Everett and Jane, Mr. and
irs. Tom Craig and Mrs. Helen Craig
or a ride in his new Stephen car on
sunday and on account of car trou.
lie they were forced to spend the
fter midnight hours in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: We noticed c.
Cd Beman, the 0skaloosa banker. over
o the fair. Ed is portly looking |
ellow and has somewhat the resem.
,lance of a sleek and fat congress-
nan who has been accustomed tel
Gaming up TO the congressional lunch |
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