The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-01

business house in that city. She goe
\ to Chicago this week to purchase SUI
plies and merchandise
Barnes City News: Mr.. and Mr..
8 Byron Roberts and daughter Merl
went TO Oskaloosa Sunday. On Nor
; day Merle was operated upon for til
removal of adenoids and tonsils. Sh
is getting along nicely.
Ray Douglas, of Fairmont, Mimi
who has been visiting here with hi
sister, Mrs. W. A. Pilgrim. went t,
Rose Hill this morning, for a few
days visit with his father, f. w. Doug
las and other relatives.
= William Neill THE elevator man" o
New Sharon, was in town Saturda!
telling friends here goodbye Mr.
:. Neill is departing soon for North Da
kota He has business interests neal
Fargo and goes to take charge.
Maxwell O'Brien, county attorney
had the misfortune not long since t.
come in contact with a poison Of
s,lme nature that has infected his
lhaIds He is experiencing consider
able difficulty with the trouble which
has called for professional treatment
w. n. Hall, senior member of the
firm of Hall & Hall left for Kansas
City this morning for a weeks visit
with his son-in-law, Prof A. A. Slade.
superintendent of the schools of Cody,
Wyoming, who is attending the Ma
tional Educational convention at Kan
sas City.
| ]. B. McCurdy, Mark Norman, Mrs.
A. ]. Wallsmith, Mrs. w. A. Brady and
Mrs. ]. Frank Smith, of University
Park are the local entertainment COM
mittee in charge of the out of town
delegates for the Missionary conven-
] ton. Only lodging and breakfast is
provided.
Oliver Anderson, employed at the
Cskaloosa Savings Bank, returns to
Quincy. H., Tuesday morning to con-
tinue his school work in the Gem City
Business College. Mr.. Anderson spent
several months in the Quincy school
last fall but returned to Oskaloosa at
the holidays.
Allen Wilson, son of John Wilson,
of Ninth avenue, former Oskaloosa
boy, for years an employe of the Bon
Ton Bakery, has moved with his fam
lily from Pittsburgh, Pa, where he
has had employment to Decatur, H.,
and has his eyes turned in the d.
rection of the old home town.
Herbert Snyder, former oskaloosa
resident and graduate of Penn Col
lege. who is now principal of the Stew
ems Point, Wisconsin public school,
was in town Saturday, visiting with
friends and relatives while on his
way to the national convention OF
eduatocrs held at Kansas City, this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Strauss formerly con-
lnelted with the business Office of the
Schee Company, both here and at Des
Moines, now located at Charles City
with her brother who is operating a
bakery at that place was in town to-
day. She is moving the father and
mother, William Strauss, formerly OF
the o. T. G. L. Co. and his wife Mrs.
Zclma Strauss to that place.
Charles Graham, who has been con-
M cted with the Tin shop" department
OF the Hamilton & Hamilton Hard
ware store. Ill High avenue east, has
severed his connection with the bust
ness to accept a position with the Red
Roof and Paint Co.. of Des Moines,
under Charles F. Spann formerly Of
Oskaloosa. The family will remove to
the new home in a few weeks.
L. H. Mccall who had remarkable
garden in which tomatoes featured
last season at his home place on Third
avenue east made a couple of photos
of the yard in the heighth of its glory.
He has the pictures colored and they
are beauties. They put to shame many
of the fanciful prints seen in the posy
and seed catalogues so numerous just
now. Meanwhile, Mr.. Mccall is max
ing plans and planting seeds for a
1917 garden.
(From TUESDAYS Dai1y.)
Miss Edith Price of Colfax is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. c. C. OFT.
Miss Carrie Gibbons spent Sunday
in Des Moines visiting relatives.
George Andrews left for Des Moines
today, going with his car of furniture.
Misses Vida and Gertie Laughrey
have returned from brief visit in Des
Moines.
Mrs. Ben Wilson of Knoxville was
in the city shopping and visiting on
Monday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kendall and daughter, of
Bussey, spent the day in the city
shopping Monday.
Miss Lulu Hornaday went to Cres-
ton this morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. John Caswell.
Miss Helen Kalbach is at Center
vile with her sister, Mrs. Annette
Valentine, for few days visit.
Art Strouse came home from Mar
shalltown Saturday suffering with a
case of old fashioned tonsilitis.
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