The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
to the "old country" next season to
see his parents in Switzerland.

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to the "old country" next season
r see his parents in Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester LaRue, of Vi
ion Mills, brought their S-year-ol
daughter yesterday to the home
Mr.. LaRue's sister, Mrs. J. J. Hawl
of North Market street, where sh
will be under the care of an ostet
path. The little girl suffered an a.
tack of infantile paralysis a shor
time ago.
Glendora (Calif.) Cleaner: Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Campbell arrived recent
ly from Oskaloosa, Iowa, and ar
guests at the home of DR.. and Mrs
A. L. McCarty. They come to locate
having purchased of DR.. McCarty tn,
five acre orange and lemon grove
better known as the DR.. ArenshielC
property. Nh. and Mrs. Campbell
have been members of the Cleaner
| family for some time, and it gives u:
great pleasure to welcome and com
mend them to the favorable consider
oIioh VI IHC Soou pSOplO vi a
and wish that they may prosper as
never before, in their new home.
Davenport Times: MILFORD Hui
and E. R. Hatcher, of Oskaloosa, were
Sunday visitors in Davenport.
Eureka News: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Mclaughlin have gone for a
weeks visit at Newton and Oska
loosa.
Kenosha (Wis.) Evening News
Mrs H. NJ. Charles, of Oskaloosa, Ia.
is here for short visit with her son,
Harry Charles.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. ]. w.
Wolf visited in Oskaloosa with her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Rhynsburger
and family. from Saturday till Tues,
day.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Eva Van
of Oska!oosa, was here
a few days last week attending the
fair and visiting her friend, Miss
Madge Fennema.
-NIuoSdJlhS Joui MAJ LC" 10
Palmer and daughter Edna, of Oska
oosa, left for their home on the Fire
fly last evening, after spending the
past several days visiting friends
and relatives in the city.
Centerville Citizen: Mrs. J. Mace
Hagan left this morning for Des
Moines to visit for few days with
her son. Mr. and Mrs. Hagan have
moved into the city, taking rooms at
he C. E. DeNoon home on East
State street.
If Eddyville, has been visiting here
his week with the family of his sis
er, Mrs. F. M. Stone and with the
Bird Dotson family. Mr.. Manuel is
IN old-time resident of Knoxville
ownship. He resided here for several
ears during his boyhood days, 40 toI
0 years ago.
Waterloo Reporter: One of the
most interesting exhibits at the cat
lie show is that of the Mason City
Robe & Tanning company in booth
in the Coliseum. Here are shown
large variety of domestic and i'm
'orted furs and samples of the taxi
ermist's art, including an alligator
80 years old. The manager of the
ompany, Fred Hirsch, arrived last
vening and is now at the booth.
Miss Maude McKittrick, who has
een visiting friends and relatives at
Jew Sharon and here, has returned
0 her home in Peoria, Ill.
Roy Workman, manager of the Ma
onic opera house, has returned
rom Dallas, n. d., where he has been
ttending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Minnick, of
Mo-, are in the city for an
visit at the G.. Fl. Fuller
ome, North A street, and with other
elatives and friends.
Des Moines Capital: Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Godfrey are visiting with
elativeS of the later in Waterloo.
hey will return the last of this week
nd be at home to their friends at the
ome of Col. and Mrs. G. L. Godfrey,
1873 West Ninth street.
William Ballinger has purchased
he T. G. Janney residence property,
10. 7O2 A avenue east, and will re-
move thereto Immediately from his
ormer home, No. ALB North d street,
he former Steve Fitzgerald property
Mr.. and Mrs. Janney will have apart
nents at the l.. c. Blanchard place,
10. 302 North Third street, for the
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