The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-05-16
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Roy Lookabaugh is enjoying brief
visit in Des Moines with friends ,
B. G. Blanchard, of Des Moines, was
among Osksloosa friends yesterday.
Harold Burke, of Ottumwa, is in
the city forl III few days visit withrel.
atives and friends. o.
Ray Lathrop, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is In the city for brief visit with his
mother and friends.
Earl Woodland and Clarence Der.
green returned to their home in Des
Moines this morning.
F. G. Colburn came in from the
road Saturday for a couple of days at
his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lilly. of Daven.
port, were visitors with Oskaloosa
friends yesterday.
Rev. A. w. Hadley left Saturday
for Searsboro where he is serving as
pastor of the Friends church.
Mrs. Charlotte Snyder left Saturday
for Charlton, where she will visit
with relatives for few days.
Miss Ada Fultz returned to her
home in Montezuma this morning af.
ter brief visit in the city with
friends.
Messrs. Lewis Cohizer and Wesley
Johns, of Belleville, Ohio. are in the
city enjoying brief visit at the f.
M. McGlumphy home.
Knoxville Journal: Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Mclaughlin, of Oskaloesa, Wis
tied over Sunday with thciE daughter,
Mrs. Mary Brodess,
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Fred Bateman
went to Oskaloosa Wednesday to see
her sister, Miss Sadie Mitchell, who
is suffering from an iniamed foot.
f. J. Chase, P. H. Bradley and c.
J. Guthey, of Chicago, were here last
week., figuring on the improvements to
be made at the Mahaska County Bank
building.
Miss Elsie Westmoreand. of New
Sharon, who has been visiting her
friend, Miss Madge Bates, 1926 North
A street, the past few days, returned
to her home this morning.
Mr.. Muird, the travelling passenger
agent for the White Star Line, was
in Oskaloosa on business Saturday.
The White Star Line is the one which
owned the i'll fated Titanic.
Mrs. Fl. N. White, son and daughter
came from Marshalltown Saturday for
a brief visit with Mr. White, of the
Redman Porter hardware Co. They
expect to become permanent residents
of the city soon.
Miss Alice Page, who was in town
visiting her father, Frank Page, and
other relatives, returhed to her school
duties at Coe college, Cedar Rapids,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. f. Watt of Hampton and
Miss Ida Surtees of Montezuma, were
in Oskaloosa Saturday enroute to Ed
dyville to visit their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Surtees.
Mrs. L. G. Miller, of Moore, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
r. Louck, Ill North C street, return.
ed to her home Saturday. She was
accompanied by her sister.
Frank Boiling, of the Rock Island
System, is off duty from the dis
patcher's Office at Des Moines recup-
Grating from a recent indisposition,
and is at his home here for a few
days
Abba News: l. S. Jones, J. II. To-
hey, H. M. Duncan, f. NJ. Weber
and J. c. Warner attended special
session and banquet given in Oska-
loosa Tuesday night by the Masons.
They report very pleasant time.
Marshalltown Times Republican {:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Homer and son
Harry. of OskaloOsa, arrived in the
city Thursday and are visiting at the
home of Mrs Homer's sister, Mrs. F..
n. Anderson, 109 South Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Anna McGlasson and Miss
Hazel, wife and sister of Chas. Nc
Glasson, Jr, arrived from Des Moines
Saturday, called to the bedside of the
young man, who is lying in a critical
condition at his fathers home, with
little hope of betterment.
Abba Republican: Ben Bernstein,
of Oskaloosa. has been in Abba and
Monroe county for several weeks. The
Bernstein Co. has engaged in the
wool buying business and the young
man from Oskaloosa is here in the
interest of that department
Miss Hattie Benedict, No. 1915
South Second street, went to Des
Moines Friday to take position in a
large department store in that place.
Her mother Mrs Carolyn Meek, has
been in Des Moines since April first
and they will reside there permanent
ly.
Eddyville Tribune: The Shea prop
erty was sold Tuesday to Hiram Whit.
sci. who will move his family from
Oskaloosa to their new home at once.
This makes the fourth Whitsel family
to come here from north of town, and
as they are all relatives, they will en-
joy living in the same town.
Deep River Record: John Arm,