The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-07

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in the city Saturday calling amor
Is friends and in attendance at the di
trict meeting of the Epworth Leagu
a Clifford Johnson book-keeper wit
the Oskaloosa Traction and Light CO
accompanied by his wife, is in Denvt
: and will go to Pueblo for a two week
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs. Id
! Jones and daughters, Misses Pearl
and Vera, went to New Sharon Sa
urday afternoon to visit friends an
!, relatives.
f. W. Glaze went to Minneapoli
Saturday evening to join Mrs. Glaz
and daughter, Ruth, in few days
; visit with another daughter, Mrs. W
r. Morton.
Mrs. w. M. Robinson and son, RAY
mond, of Illinois, who lived here sew
eral years ago, returned last Frida,
to make this their home Mr.. Robin
son will follow later.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. A. S. Win
dahl returned last evening with hel
son Ed to his home in Oskaloosa to
visit and while there will attend the
Friends Yearly meeting.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. w. S,
Mowry, of Oskaloosa and Miss Ella
Murphy of Cedar Rapids returned to
their homes Friday after visit with
their sister, Mrs. Earl Alderman.
Newton Herald: Miss Lavena Cam
mack was a Newton visitor Friday.
She had been visiting friends in Os-
kaloosa and stopped enroute while
returning to her home at Bangor.
B. R. Marshall, local agent of the
United States Express Company, ar
rived home Saturday from Des Moines
where he has been assisting in official
work at headquarters and attending
the fair.
Mrs. Flora Henry and daughter,
Miss Ruth, have returned from a six
weeks visit to Neosho, Newton coun-
ty, Missouri, where they were enter
tanned by Mrs. Henry's brother, Mel.
vim Smith
Miss Emma Koontz, formerly of the
Oskaloosa Dry Goods company, went
to Ottumwa last evening to accept a
new position there. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Maud Jones and Miss
Pearle Hall.
J. w. Miller, of Evans, went to |
Chicago Saturday evening to join his |
brothers, DR.. George Miller, of Lin
coin, Missouri, and NJ. A. Miller of |
New Sharon for trip to Harrisburg, |
Pennsylvania.
Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry McSpadden, of Oskaloosa, stop
ped for a short visit at the Lemma
Mills home on their way home from
a visit with Mr.. McSpadden's folks
in Quincy Illinois.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Miss Mildred and Mr.. Homer Reynolds
of Oskaloosa, who have been guests
of Misses Helen and Hazel Cole for
a few days, went to Ames Thursday |
to enter Iowa State College.
Knoxville Express: Miss Agnes
White spent last week visiting Os-
kaloosa friends, returning home Sat
urday evening. While there she had
the pleasure of attending the closing
numbers of their Chautauqua.
Abba Union: Frank Cameron, sec
of District -, U. NJ.
w. of A., has moved his family from
Oskaloosa to his home in Hiteman.
We were in hopes that this estimable
family would locate in Abba.
Miss Myrtle Pence, of Fairfield, Ia,
who has been enjoying visit in Den
yer and other western points is in the
city visiting with Miss Leta Riggs,
No. 215 North l. street. Miss Pence
has gone to her home.
Mediapolis New Era News: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lofgren and family
of West Burlington, Ida and Judith
Anderson of Burlington and Mr.. Carl
Johnson of OskaIoosa, visited over
Sunday at the C. Bloomberg home.
Rev. Carl Petri, who has been on
a visit in Philadelphia and other east
ern cities, has returned to Oskaloosa
for brief visit. From here he goes
to take up his new work as teacher
in the Interior Academy, at Dakota
Ills.
Rev. Ira Kellogg was in town Satur-
day enroute to his home in Des
Moines. He had just finished the
of erecting forty new houses
for the Regal Coal company at Frak-
er No. 2, and was here settling up
with the company.
Will Kenworthy, of Philadelphia,
who has been in town several days,
a guest at the home of his parents,
MI and Mrs. w. S. Kenworthy, No.
215 Second avenue west, departed for
Saturday evening and
goes thence TO Chicago ca5oute to
his home.
Miss Marie Minton arrived in the
city Friday, September LIST, frohi Bur.
lington TO take up her duties of Ii
brairian at the Oskaloosa Public H.
brary on South market street. She
has secured residence apartments at
the w. d. Cole residence, No. lib
North Third street.
Mrs. Maud Jones has returnad from