The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-24

shoe business, after Feb. /. Mis-.
Miles has been associated with Mis-!
Mary Bird, head resident of Roadsid,
Settlement, and has had charge O.
the Scott Street Nursery this year
Des Moines Register.
! Walter Knox made us happy tn,
other day by putting his date to 1920
Only one other subscriber has the
honor and that is George McCarty Of
Oskaloosa.-Delta Press.
Button" Drinkle received summons
Saturday TO report Immediately fol
training at Columbus. Ohio, and the
order was accompanied by transport.
alton and expense money. He lef:
that evening TO enter the service of
his country.
The Eureka picture show has been
sold to some Oskaloosa parties who
say they are going to clean it up and
tdd many new things which it sadly
needs before they open it to the public.
A new machine, new screen and new
line of pictures will be among the
new offerings.-What Cheer Chroicle.
w. E. Beaver, who has conducted
the restaurant here for the past two
years, sold out his business Friday to
his competitors, Myers & Jones, who
took immediate possession. Mr.. Dea-
yer and wife returned to Oskaloosa
daughter Naomi will go after the eX-
aminations at school this week.-The
Fremont Gazette.
DR.. r. E. Collins, of Fairfield
brother of DR.. c. NJ. Collins, of FIRE.
mont, was married the other evening.
The Collins Brothers recently bought
out the veterinary business and build
ings of DR.. f. F. Parker in Oskaloosa,
and included in the deal was DR.. Par
ker's fine home. Not wishing the
building to stand idle the younger bro
Their concluded to occupy it with the
help of q wife. He married an OF
tumwa girl-Fremont Gazette.
|. N. Taylor is in Poweshiek county
again working up interest in the Farm
Bureau. He has been in Iowa county
where the organization is now prac-
ically complete. This leaves Powes-
HEX and four other counties in Iowa
and without a county
arm agent. Mr. Taylor was in Grin
1ell Tuesday morning, enroute tol
township. With him was
\. M. Avery of Mason City. connected
With this farm agent department, who
g assisting Mr.. Taylor this week.
N. w. Cadwallader, for fourteen
Jears in the employ of the government |
Is mail carrier between the various
lepots and the post office has tener-
I'd his resignation to the department
o take effect March 1st. 1t is long |
period of service and one of which the
veteran mail man may be proud. Car
,ying the mail has been the business
IF NJ. Cadwallader during all this time.
else mattered to him. Late
rains, late hours! storms and low tenn
1eratures never deferred him from be-
ng there with the mail when the train
pulled in. His faithful service will
ong be remembered by those with |
whom during these years he has been
But midnight trains and
storms are not the most comfortable
hings for a man of Mr.. Cadwallader
lge. He retires from the service to
20 onto his farm three miles south |
EAST of the city, where hopes to enjoy |
more the comforts of home life. Noti- !
,es are posted advertising for bids for
he mail messenger service over the
yarious routes Of the city, the day OF
closing being fixed for january 10Th.
Ir. Cadwalladers friends in both city
md country will wish him the COM
'orts of a much needed rest on the
home farm.-Oskaloosa Times.
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer went to Chicago
his morning.
James Griffen of Ottumwa is in the
city on business.
Mrs. John Westercamp went to
Chillicothe Saturday.
Howard Harold and wife were up
rom EddyviIle last evening.
Everett Miller of Taintor was in
the city Saturday on business.
Mrs. Roy Rowland is confined to
her home on account of illness.
Mr.. Shipley of Mason City was at
the .Smith-Shipley store Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. r. McMurray of Givin at
tended the Royal Neighbors social
last evening.
Miss Ivyl Walling of Grinnell
spent Sunday at the parental c. S.
Walling home.
Mrs. Blair Haun of Newton is Wis
iting at the parental Geo. Carbon
home for a few days.
Mrs. Ray Page and son Maurice OF
Washington, Iowa, are visiting rela-
tiyes here for a few days.
Miss Marie Adams of Washington,
Iowa, is visiting here a few days
with relatives and friends.
Thomas Cole, agent of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., made a
business trip to Evans Monday.
Harold Dodds left this morning for